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One of the pioneers of arena rock, Styx has played their power ballads and rock anthems to thousands of adoring fans ever since arriving on the scene. Formed in Chicago in 1972, the original Styx lineup  Continued...

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Bob_GirlTips
11.08.09
TIP "Queen Medley": Songs from queen & mr. roboto song by Styx ... NEWS
 
Lylabird
11.08.09
Students battle in robotics contest (Bowling Green Daily News)|As Styx?s ?Mr. Roboto? played in the background, ..... ...
 
robotangel
11.08.09
I robot danced to Styx tonight. 2009 is complete y'all.
 
Lylabird
11.08.09
Students battle in robotics contest (Bowling Green Daily News)|As Styx?s ?Mr. Roboto? played in the background, .. ...
 
pzibits
11.08.09
Paul finished a concert with Dennis DeYoung of STYX and is following the tweets of the 2009 WSOP Main Event Final Table - go IVEY!!
 
TheyCallMeEllis
11.08.09
Thinking of rubbing two Styx together and producing music.
 
music_ikuri
11.08.09
#NowPlaying ♪ Music Time / Styx [YouTube] ...
 
dhempe
11.08.09
At jimi's beer cafe in koramangala. Awesome rock music wid videos that we all grew up on at styx, purple haze & LOR!
 
markmessinger
11.08.09
Okay, I think it's weird my 15-yr old daughter is really getting into Styx music. Heavy rotation of their songs ruined me, for ~25 years.
 
Vamp_Lanya
11.08.09
On my facebook music list, nestled in between @katypery and Styx is @boyceavenue. Love them!
 

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consisted of Dennis DeYoung (vocals, keyboards), John Panozzo (drums) John Curulewski (guitar) and Glen Burtnik (bass). After garnering an enthusiastic local following, the band singed to Wooden Nickel Records and released four albums-- Styx (1972), Styx II (1973), The Serpent Is Rising (1974) and Man of Miracles (1974). Styx wouldn't gain notoriety, however, until an earlier song, the power ballad "Lady" (from Styx II), began to earn some radio time, first on WLS in Chicago and then nationwide. In the spring of 1975, nearly two years after the album had been released, "Lady" hit the top ten, and Styx II went gold after. The Grand Illusion (1977) became the group's breakthrough album, reaching triple platinum certification and spawning a top-ten hit and a radio staple in the DeYoung-penned "Come Sail Away," as well as a second radio hit, Tommy Shaw's "Fooling Yourself (The Angry Young Man)". The album Pieces of Eight (1978) found the group moving in a more straight-ahead pop-rock direction and spawned the Shaw-penned hit singles "Renegade," and "Blue Collar Man (Long Nights)," while the Album Cornerstone (1979) yielded the group's first number one hit, the DeYoung ballad "Babe". By early 1980 "Babe" had become the band's biggest international hit and first million-selling single, solidifying their status as pop rock dynamos.



In January 1981, Styx released Paradise Theatre, a concept album that became their biggest hit, reaching number one on the Billboard pop albums chart and yielding five singles, including the top ten hits "The Best of Times" by DeYoung (#3) and "Too Much Time on My Hands" by Shaw (#9). Paradise Theater became the band's fourth consecutive multi-platinum album. Soon after, band members started to battle about the band's direction, and the release of Kilroy Was Here (1983), a rock opera concept album, would be their last group effort for several years. Styx would go on to reunite in different configurations at various times over the next three decades, and although they never quite recaptured their early successes, they played to nostalgic audiences that reveled in all of them.