Wendy seZ...

>>So Dennis wrote some or all of the music for 101 Dalmations?<<



Yes...I think he wrote all of the music and either all of the lyrics or
collaborated on the lyics.



Here's a funny review from Mpls St/ Paul Magazine.  You need to wade through the
writer's obsession with on-line politically-correct doggie bloggers (LOL!), but
the review's pretty entertaining, even though it's got some critical notes.

http://blogs.mspmag.com/themorningafter/2009/10/101-dalmations-the-orpheum-the.h\
tml



Here's a link to the interview he did on KQRS.  I guess it was late last week. 
(How time flies!)  The interview isn't as funny & full of music as when he
normally calls in to chat, but he sounds excited about the show and stuff like
that.  Still a good listen.

http://www.92kqrs.com/Article.asp?id=1531411&spid=24924



Hope that helps a little!



(And sorry, I'm not on DDYTalk.com...my email is full enough than to seek out
new ways to spend more time on the internet.  Guess I figured if I was on a DDY
email group, I'd hear *something*.)



:)



Micky


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So Dennis wrote some or all of the music for 101 Dalmations?



From: DennisDeYoung@yahoogroups.com [mailto:DennisDeYoung@yahoogroups.com]
On Behalf Of MickJorg@...
Sent: Thursday, October 15, 2009 6:49 PM
To: dennisdeyoung@yahoogroups.com; Styx@...
Subject: [DennisDeYoung] 101 Dalmatians






Not sure why this news isn't getting out but it's not. I just heard Dennis
DeYoung interviewed on the radio this week about 101 Dalmatians opening here
in Mpls this week. Without that interview, I would have NEVER know about it
and I would have missed my second chance to see a musical with Dennis'
music! Gah!

Anyway, I'm going to see it tomorrow night but, in between checking for
tickets on Ticketbastard 2 days ago and today, I see they have added a TON
of new cities for this show. So if you're interested, go see it. The reviews
have been decent so far and Dennis was spotted at one of the shows here.
(But since we're the opening city, I guess we get a better chance of seeing
him lurking?)

Go enjoy it!

:)

Micky <---wondering where DDY's webmaster is with this news on his website?
Sheesh!

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>Not sure why this news isn't getting out but it's not. I just heard
>Dennis DeYoung interviewed on the radio this week about 101
>Dalmatians opening here in Mpls this week. Without that interview, I
>would have NEVER know about it and I would have missed my second
>chance to see a musical with Dennis' music! Gah!
>
>Anyway, I'm going to see it tomorrow night but, in between checking
>for tickets on Ticketbastard 2 days ago and today, I see they have
>added a TON of new cities for this show. So if you're interested, go
>see it. The reviews have been decent so far and Dennis was spotted
>at one of the shows here. (But since we're the opening city, I guess
>we get a better chance of seeing him lurking?)
>
>Go enjoy it!
>
>:)
>
>Micky <---wondering where DDY's webmaster is with this news on his
>website? Sheesh!

www.DDYTalk.com - it's all over the "Dennis" forum.

Amanda

Not sure why this news isn't getting out but it's not.  I just heard Dennis
DeYoung interviewed on the radio this week about 101 Dalmatians opening here in
Mpls this week.  Without that interview, I would have NEVER know about it and I
would have missed my second chance to see a musical with Dennis' music!  Gah!



Anyway, I'm going to see it tomorrow night but, in between checking for tickets
on Ticketbastard 2 days ago and today, I see they have added a TON of new cities
for this show.  So if you're interested, go see it.  The reviews have been
decent so far and Dennis was spotted at one of the shows here.  (But since we're
the opening city, I guess we get a better chance of seeing him lurking?)



Go enjoy it!



:)



Micky <---wondering where DDY's webmaster is with this news on his website? 
Sheesh!


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I also remember seeing the video.  I bought a bootleg audio recording (cassette)
of this show long ago, but I have'nt listened to it in a long time.  I remember
the audio quality was'nt great.



Ray



To: DennisDeYoung@yahoogroups.com
From: ladybugking80@...
Date: Fri, 31 Jul 2009 02:17:27 +0000
Subject: [DennisDeYoung] Re: Styx on "American Top 40"





That video does show him shaving with one of those disposable Bic type razors in
sort of stop-motion, while looking in a mirror. The first time I saw it I
wondered if he was advertising the razor, LOL!

When he finished out the show sans mustache, he looked, other than the gray
hair, about 18 years old. I remember a friend of mine remarking that he looked
so young, it may have been why he had the beard and later the mustache-only for
so long.

Kathy

--- In DennisDeYoung@yahoogroups.com, sterlingwit@... wrote:
>
> As I recall it doesn't show the shaving, but it shows Dennis wiping the
shaving cream off his face with a towel and then returning to the stage without
his mustache. It's been a long time since I saw this, it was a
five-generations-removed video. It had been taped from Japanese TV. Bootlegged,
it was not an official Japanese release I don't believe.
>
> I hope all is well.
>
> Sterling
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: MickJorg@...
> To: DennisDeYoung@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Tue, Jul 28, 2009 12:17 am
> Subject: Re: [DennisDeYoung] Styx on "American Top 40"
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Steve seZ...
> >>In introducing the song, Casey mentioned that on the last show of the
"Paradise Theater," at the Budokan in Tokyo, Dennis shaved his mustache on stage
during the encore. I'm amazed I didn't know that.<<
>
> There's a clip of that at the end of the Budokan video!? Not the whole
shaving, but clips snipped together to show that it was done.? Does anyone
remember if that was a bootleg video or an official Japanese release?? I know
quite a few people used to have a copy of it back in the day.? Mine is buried
deep in a box, waiting to be resurrected and dubbed to DVD.? One day.?
:::sigh:::
>
> :)
>
> Micky
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>









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Hello everybody:



Yesterday July 30th., 2009.



Collin Cowheard, on his show "the heard" on ESPN Radio did a very funny parody
of Come Sail Away, with the title "Come Trade With Me" in reference to the
baseball trade deathline. It was very funny. If anybody can downlowd it and
share it it would be great.



Thank you



And keep on rocking.



Alex Cardoso from Tijuana, Mexico

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That video does show him shaving with one of those disposable Bic type razors in
sort of stop-motion, while looking in a mirror.  The first time I saw it I
wondered if he was advertising the razor, LOL!

When he finished out the show sans mustache, he looked, other than the gray
hair, about 18 years old.  I remember a friend of mine remarking that he looked
so young, it may have been why he had the beard and later the mustache-only for
so long.

Kathy

--- In DennisDeYoung@yahoogroups.com, sterlingwit@... wrote:
>
> As I recall it doesn't show the shaving, but it shows Dennis wiping the
shaving cream off his face with a towel and then returning to the stage without
his mustache. It's been a long time since I saw this, it was a
five-generations-removed video. It had been taped from Japanese TV. Bootlegged,
it was not an official Japanese release I don't believe.
>
> I hope all is well.
>
> Sterling
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: MickJorg@...
> To: DennisDeYoung@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Tue, Jul 28, 2009 12:17 am
> Subject: Re: [DennisDeYoung] Styx on "American Top 40"
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Steve seZ...
> >>In introducing the song, Casey mentioned that on the last show of the
"Paradise Theater," at the Budokan in Tokyo, Dennis shaved his mustache on stage
during the encore. I'm amazed I didn't know that.<<
>
> There's a clip of that at the end of the Budokan video!? Not the whole
shaving, but clips snipped together to show that it was done.? Does anyone
remember if that was a bootleg video or an official Japanese release?? I know
quite a few people used to have a copy of it back in the day.? Mine is buried
deep in a box, waiting to be resurrected and dubbed to DVD.? One day.?
:::sigh:::
>
> :)
>
> Micky
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>

No idea.  I think I got my copy from you.  LOL

On Jul 28, 2009, at 1:17 AM, MickJorg@... wrote:

> Steve seZ...
> >>In introducing the song, Casey mentioned that on the last show of
> the "Paradise Theater," at the Budokan in Tokyo, Dennis shaved his
> mustache on stage during the encore. I'm amazed I didn't know that.<<
>
> There's a clip of that at the end of the Budokan video!? Not the
> whole shaving, but clips snipped together to show that it was done.?
> Does anyone remember if that was a bootleg video or an official
> Japanese release?? I know quite a few people used to have a copy of
> it back in the day.? Mine is buried deep in a box, waiting to be
> resurrected and dubbed to DVD.? One day.? :::sigh:::
>
> :)
>
> Micky
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>


[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

As I recall it doesn't show the shaving, but it shows Dennis wiping the shaving
cream off his face with a towel and then returning to the stage without his
mustache. It's been a long time since I saw this, it was a
five-generations-removed video. It had been taped from Japanese TV. Bootlegged,
it was not an official Japanese release I don't believe.

I hope all is well.

Sterling


-----Original Message-----
From: MickJorg@...
To: DennisDeYoung@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tue, Jul 28, 2009 12:17 am
Subject: Re: [DennisDeYoung] Styx on "American Top 40"






Steve seZ...
>>In introducing the song, Casey mentioned that on the last show of the
"Paradise Theater," at the Budokan in Tokyo, Dennis shaved his mustache on stage
during the encore. I'm amazed I didn't know that.<<

There's a clip of that at the end of the Budokan video!? Not the whole shaving,
but clips snipped together to show that it was done.? Does anyone remember if
that was a bootleg video or an official Japanese release?? I know quite a few
people used to have a copy of it back in the day.? Mine is buried deep in a box,
waiting to be resurrected and dubbed to DVD.? One day.? :::sigh:::

:)

Micky

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Steve seZ...
>>In introducing the song, Casey mentioned that on the last show of the
"Paradise Theater," at the Budokan in Tokyo, Dennis shaved his mustache on stage
during the encore. I'm amazed I didn't know that.<<

There's a clip of that at the end of the Budokan video!? Not the whole shaving,
but clips snipped together to show that it was done.? Does anyone remember if
that was a bootleg video or an official Japanese release?? I know quite a few
people used to have a copy of it back in the day.? Mine is buried deep in a box,
waiting to be resurrected and dubbed to DVD.? One day.? :::sigh:::

:)

Micky







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Interesting stuff Steve.  Thanks for sharing.

Ken
"I'm schizophrenic and so am I"
   ----- Original Message -----
   From: stevenmcatee@...
   To: Styxbook@yahoogroups.com ; DennisDeYoung@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Sunday, July 26, 2009 11:03 PM
   Subject: [DennisDeYoung] Styx on "American Top 40"


     This weekend's "American Top 40" re-broadcast was from 7/23/83 and features
   "Don't Let it End." In introducing the song, Casey mentioned that on the
   last show of the "Paradise Theater," at the Budokan in Tokyo, Dennis shaved
   his mustache on stage during the encore. I'm amazed I didn't know that.

   Later than the episode, he introduced Quarterflash's "Take Me to Heart" by
   saying that 18 former school teachers have made the top 40 and six of them
   are in the top 40 that week - Dennis, Chuck Panozzo, Sting, Greg Ham (Men
   at Work) and two members of Quarterflash.

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This weekend's "American Top 40" re-broadcast was from 7/23/83 and features
  "Don't Let it End." In introducing the song, Casey mentioned that on the
last  show of the "Paradise Theater," at the Budokan in Tokyo, Dennis shaved
his  mustache on stage during the encore. I'm amazed I didn't know that.

Later than the episode, he introduced Quarterflash's "Take Me to Heart" by
saying that 18 former school teachers have made the top 40 and six of them
are  in the top 40 that week - Dennis, Chuck Panozzo, Sting, Greg Ham (Men
at Work)  and two members of Quarterflash.

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Hi all,

Looks like this group has the "Summertime Blues" lately...way too quiet. I just
noticed that Dennis and the band are playing in suburban Westchester tomorrow
night, but the big news is something I wanted to make sure all Chicago-area fans
were aware of. Heck, it might be worth a trip for non-Chicago-area fans as well.

Dennis is being honored as the second "Great Performer of Illinois" and is doing
a concert following the award presentation at Millenium Park at the Prizker
Pavillion. The combination of price (free), location, expected good weather, and
the event itself have the potential to make for a very special evening.

I hope some of you can attend and report back!

Bob in RSM, CA

It was 30 years ago today that you all came to Diane and my wedding!! It was a
weekend of love and fun that ended with the big jam at Harlows. Wow, the years
have flown by but I'd like to thank all of you for still being my friends.
Remember,I'm always there if anyone needs anything. I'd also like to thank Diane
for reminding me about today with a call to my cell phone from wherever the hell
she is now! Peace!

VOSE


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Much congratulations, Alex! I hope you're as happy and Dennis and Suzanne!
And I hope to see you at a concert one of these days! I'd love to rock
Mexico!

Steve
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In a message dated 6/16/2009 12:26:26 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
mitraductor@... writes:






Mi name is Alex Cardoso, I live in Tijuana, Mexico and my wife is  named:

"Lorely"

So let's get this right, I'm a Styx fan since  1979 and I got married on
06-04-08
and my wife's name is  "Lorely"

Wow!!!!

And let me tell you one thing: she's a  keeper!!!!

Alex Cardoso

To: _DennisDeYoung@DennisDeYounDen_ (mailto:DennisDeYoung@yahoogroups.com)
;  _Styxbook@yahoogroupStyxb_ (mailto:Styxbook@yahoogroups.com)
From:  _stevenmcatee@stevenm_ (mailto:stevenmcatee@...)
Date:  Mon, 15 Jun 2009 18:30:42 -0400
Subject: [DennisDeYoung] The most Styx  influenced name ever?!

I worked for Balfour from 1999-2003, during  which time I made about
1,000,000 diplomas, degrees and certificates - I'm  not exaggerating on the
number. That led me to become an onomastician, one  who studies names.
While at
Balfour, I compiled a list of the most  intriguing names I saw. That
included
some people who were apparently  named after musicians:

Keith Emerson McRay
Shaun Lennon  Beasley
Justin Hayward Seefeldt
Geddy Lee Grady
John Taylor  Eggestein
Joey Dee Allen
Richard Emmette Gathright
Crystal Gayle  Carter
Brian Wilson Bogie
Michael Jermaine Jackson
John Sebastian  Garcia
Jacob Bocephus Hroch
Andrew Lloyd George
Billy LaJoel  Farrier
James Taylor Bonds
Jonathan Rollie Matthews
Rick James  Hollifield
Willie Nelson Crane, Jr.
Bryan Adam Carr
Steven Tyler  Smith
Shalamar Nicole Parks
Samantha Fox Biggert

And a few  apparently named after songs:

Ruby Tuesday Tapp
Maggie Mae  Parr
Penny Lane Ferrier
Sarah Smile Dawn Scott
Sarah Rhiannon  Tucker

But I never saw a name that seemed to have an origin in Styx  until a few
days ago at my current job, which processes legal documents  for the state
of
Illinois:

Lorelei Paradise

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Mi name is Alex Cardoso, I live in Tijuana, Mexico and my wife is named:



"Lorely"



So let's get this right, I'm a Styx fan since 1979 and I got married on 06-04-08
and my wife's name is "Lorely"



Wow!!!!



And let me tell you one thing: she's a keeper!!!!



Alex Cardoso


To: DennisDeYoung@yahoogroups.com; Styxbook@yahoogroups.com
From: stevenmcatee@...
Date: Mon, 15 Jun 2009 18:30:42 -0400
Subject: [DennisDeYoung] The most Styx influenced name ever?!







I worked for Balfour from 1999-2003, during which time I made about
1,000,000 diplomas, degrees and certificates - I'm not exaggerating on the
number. That led me to become an onomastician, one who studies names. While at
Balfour, I compiled a list of the most intriguing names I saw. That included
some people who were apparently named after musicians:

Keith Emerson McRay
Shaun Lennon Beasley
Justin Hayward Seefeldt
Geddy Lee Grady
John Taylor Eggestein
Joey Dee Allen
Richard Emmette Gathright
Crystal Gayle Carter
Brian Wilson Bogie
Michael Jermaine Jackson
John Sebastian Garcia
Jacob Bocephus Hroch
Andrew Lloyd George
Billy LaJoel Farrier
James Taylor Bonds
Jonathan Rollie Matthews
Rick James Hollifield
Willie Nelson Crane, Jr.
Bryan Adam Carr
Steven Tyler Smith
Shalamar Nicole Parks
Samantha Fox Biggert

And a few apparently named after songs:

Ruby Tuesday Tapp
Maggie Mae Parr
Penny Lane Ferrier
Sarah Smile Dawn Scott
Sarah Rhiannon Tucker

But I never saw a name that seemed to have an origin in Styx until a few
days ago at my current job, which processes legal documents for the state of
Illinois:

Lorelei Paradise

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I worked for Balfour from 1999-2003, during which time I made about
1,000,000 diplomas, degrees and certificates - I'm not exaggerating on the
number. That led me to become an onomastician, one who studies names. While at
Balfour, I compiled a list of the most intriguing names I saw. That included
some people who were apparently named after musicians:

Keith Emerson McRay
Shaun Lennon Beasley
Justin Hayward  Seefeldt
Geddy Lee Grady
John Taylor Eggestein
Joey Dee  Allen
Richard Emmette Gathright
Crystal Gayle Carter
Brian Wilson  Bogie
Michael Jermaine Jackson
John Sebastian Garcia
Jacob Bocephus  Hroch
Andrew Lloyd George
Billy LaJoel Farrier
James Taylor  Bonds
Jonathan Rollie Matthews
Rick James Hollifield
Willie Nelson  Crane, Jr.
Bryan Adam Carr
Steven Tyler Smith
Shalamar Nicole  Parks
Samantha Fox Biggert

And a few apparently named after songs:

Ruby Tuesday Tapp
Maggie Mae Parr
Penny Lane Ferrier
Sarah Smile  Dawn Scott
Sarah Rhiannon Tucker

But I never saw a name that seemed to have an origin in Styx until a few
days ago at my current job, which processes legal documents for the state of
Illinois:

Lorelei Paradise

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I had this same issue. Follow this link and download this free program.
It will allow you to correct the song titles etc.
http://www.mp3tag.de/en/


--- On Thu, 6/11/09, Ken Schafer <kilroy@...> wrote:


From: Ken Schafer <kilroy@...>
Subject: Re: [DennisDeYoung] Trouble burning 100 Years from Now
To: DennisDeYoung@yahoogroups.com
Date: Thursday, June 11, 2009, 1:18 AM








Is it possible that WMP pulled the information from an online database that
lists the Canadian version of the album? That album did not have Private Jones
on it and the tracks were in a different order. The CAN version also had a song
called Respect Me on it which was not on the US release. If WMP lists this track
then I would bet this is what happened.

Ken
"I'm schizophrenic and so am I"
----- Original Message -----
From: revaddict
To: DennisDeYoung@ yahoogroups. com
Sent: Wednesday, June 10, 2009 10:12 AM
Subject: [DennisDeYoung] Trouble burning 100 Years from Now

When I burned "100 Years" to my computer with WMP and then synced with my MP3,
something very weird happened.

In my WMP, the tracks came out differently. "Private Jones" is not listed, and
several tracks are listed out of order. The funny thing is they play in the same
order as listed on the CD cover.

Anybody else have this problem?

Paul

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[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Is it possible that WMP pulled the information from an online database that
lists the Canadian version of the album?  That album did not have Private Jones
on it and the tracks were in a different order.  The CAN version also had a song
called Respect Me on it which was not on the US release.  If WMP lists this
track then I would bet this is what happened.

Ken
"I'm schizophrenic and so am I"
   ----- Original Message -----
   From: revaddict
   To: DennisDeYoung@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Wednesday, June 10, 2009 10:12 AM
   Subject: [DennisDeYoung] Trouble burning 100 Years from Now





   When I burned "100 Years" to my computer with WMP and then synced with my MP3,
something very weird happened.

   In my WMP, the tracks came out differently. "Private Jones" is not listed, and
several tracks are listed out of order. The funny thing is they play in the same
order as listed on the CD cover.

   Anybody else have this problem?

   Paul





[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

I didn't notice until you pointed it out, but, yes, it also skipped "There Was a
Time."  Is there a simple solution?

Paul

--- In DennisDeYoung@yahoogroups.com, "wishiwas@..." <wishiwas@...> wrote:
>
> I think what happened is your program picked up on the Canadian version, which
does have a diffrent order.
> Did it also skip There Was a Time?
>
>
> --- On Wed, 6/10/09, revaddict <revaddict@...> wrote:
>
>
> From: revaddict <revaddict@...>
> Subject: [DennisDeYoung] Trouble burning 100 Years from Now
> To: DennisDeYoung@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Wednesday, June 10, 2009, 10:12 AM
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> When I burned "100 Years" to my computer with WMP and then synced with my MP3,
something very weird happened.
>
> In my WMP, the tracks came out differently. "Private Jones" is not listed, and
several tracks are listed out of order. The funny thing is they play in the same
order as listed on the CD cover.
>
> Anybody else have this problem?
>
> Paul
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
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I think what happened is your program picked up on the Canadian version, which
does have a diffrent order.
Did it also skip There Was a Time?


--- On Wed, 6/10/09, revaddict <revaddict@...> wrote:


From: revaddict <revaddict@...>
Subject: [DennisDeYoung] Trouble burning 100 Years from Now
To: DennisDeYoung@yahoogroups.com
Date: Wednesday, June 10, 2009, 10:12 AM








When I burned "100 Years" to my computer with WMP and then synced with my MP3,
something very weird happened.

In my WMP, the tracks came out differently. "Private Jones" is not listed, and
several tracks are listed out of order. The funny thing is they play in the same
order as listed on the CD cover.

Anybody else have this problem?

Paul



















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When I burned "100 Years" to my computer with WMP and then synced with my MP3,
something very weird happened.

In my WMP, the tracks came out differently.  "Private Jones" is not listed, and
several tracks are listed out of order.  The funny thing is they play in the
same order as listed on the CD cover.

Anybody else have this problem?

Paul

Hi,
   I wanted to share with you all, I have just booked a flight to Chicago
(transit via... Athens, Amsterdam & Paris!) for
the July 10th show! Moreover, it was just recently announced on Dennis' site
that he will be performing in Chicago as well, two days later, on July 12th!
WooHoo! So, after 12 years, I will be seeing them live for the 1st time
since Houston, in 1997! That is, of course, because the band is still around
and you "spoiled" American listees
should be very grateful for that :) I am sure you are.
   Let me thank everybody who replied in the "VIP Packages" thread. Then,
I was desperately looking for any possibillity of purchasing a package that
would allow me to get backstage and get some photos with the band but, after
your replies and a few emails I exchanged with "All Access" and StyxWorld, I
understood that it is rather in vain... I have confirmed now that no one can
guarantee meeting any of the band members, or whose soundcheck will be on
that day. Even the "pre-show party" will be a fan-only meeting... so why
pay those extra $$$s? Not even the exact seat location will be available
until you get there.
Thus, I decided to get an ordinary ticket (section 204, row J at the Charter
One Pavilion) and hopefully enjoy the show.
   I'll be very happy to meet any fellow listees and... more than very happy
if anyone could help me out in the search for a backstage pass -I mean, I'm
desperate,
PLEASE, anyone?!?   :-)))

Manos

i got the new album this week and it's great. it really rocks too! Dennis' voice
never sounded better. well worth the wait.


--- In DennisDeYoung@yahoogroups.com, "Ben" <bcm124@...> wrote:
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> from his website....
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> http://www.dennisdeyoung.com/
>
> "Hello Everybody. It's been a while since I've posted and a great deal
> has happened. A new president, and he's a White Sox fan, Brad and
> Angelina are about to split yet again,(I know this cause I was just at
> the supermarket) there's more evidence of global warming (llinois
> politicians hot air increases are risks) and last but not least it
> appears Rounder Records is releasing the U.S. version of "One Hundred
> Years From Now" in April. Some of you may have believed that there was
> about as much chance of this CD being released stateside as America
> electing an African American president... "
>

The last several months, I've been re-living a big part of my youth, as a
radio station here in Indianapolis is re-broadcasting 1980s episodes of
"American Top 40" I listened to that show heavily from 1982-87, the most
formative years of my musical taste.

Styx has been on several of the episodes and one featured both "Desert
Moon" and Tommy Shaw's "Girls with Guns." And on one episode, right before
playing "The Best of Times," Casey Kasem told the story of the river Styx!

Last weekend, they re-broadcast the episode from 4/19/86. One of the  long
distance dedications was from a guy in Argentina who mentioned  having
accumulated over 150 pen pals. Keep in mind, that was when he had to  do it
by
letter. He sounded like he must be a very nice and interesting  person, and
Casey
actually mentioned the guys full name. I found him on  Facebook and he was
very
pleaeantly shocked!

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Several interviews and reviews connected with the release of the US version of
"One Hundred Years From Now"

Dallas Morning News Review:
http://www.californiachronicle.com/articles/yb/128678159

The Dallas Morning News Mario Tarradell Column: CD Review: 'One Hundred Years
From Now' By Dennis DeYoung
April 14, 2009

By Mario Tarradell, The Dallas Morning News

Apr. 14--Artist: Dennis DeYoung

Album: One Hundred Years From Now

Grade: B+

Label: Rounder

Dennis DeYoung's return to writing and recording pop-rock tunes is big, bold and
confident. It's brimming with strong melodies, wailing electric guitars, thick
drums and lyrics that vent about war, greed, sacrifice, society, distrust and
even CNN.

One Hundred Years From Now is quintessential DeYoung, especially for those who
fondly remember his work as the lead singer of Styx. His voice remains intact as
a piercing instrument destined for a center-stage microphone. The CD is a
well-recorded solo manifesto: DeYoung wrote all the songs, produced the entire
disc and played most of the keyboards. The project is his first solo studio
album since 1998.

Years finally makes its stateside debut after being released in 2007 in Canada.
Among the highlights are the epic title cut, the crunchy rocker "This Time Next
Year," the moody, funk-tinged "I Don't Believe in Anything" and the explosive,
guitar-fueled "Turn Off CNN."

Oh, "Forgiveness" is way cool, too, with its R&B-inspired rhythm. The nuances
unfurl with each listen. Welcome back, Dennis.

In Stores Tuesday

_____________________________________________

Interview and audio:

http://www.ourprattville.com/entertainment/movies-music-tv/exclusive-interview-d\
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ennis-deyoung

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LONG, In depth interview with Allan Hirt, who has interviewed Dennis before.:

www.styxcollector.com

______________________________________________


Boston Globe Interview:

http://www.boston.com/ae/music/articles/2009/04/14/styx_it_to_the_man/

Styx it to the man
Dennis DeYoung, who was forced out of the band Styx, is now making solo albums.
Dennis DeYoung, who was forced out of the band Styx, is now making solo albums.
By Geoff Edgers
Globe Staff / April 14, 2009



A few years back Dennis DeYoung had it all: a band, Styx, capable of selling out
arenas; a voice made famous by such AOR classics as "Babe"; and, of course, that
hair. It's been a decade since DeYoung was replaced by the band. But he
continues to record. Rounder Records is now releasing "One Hundred Years From
Now," a solo album that came out in Canada in 2007.
Discuss
COMMENTS (0)

Q. This is an old album, right?

A. I started recording this after the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor. It was
quite a blow tous.

Q. Why are you so big in Canada?

A. Platform shoes. I still wear them up there.If I could answer that question,
I'd be that big everywhere.

Q. This record sounds like Dennis DeYoung.You had strayed from that in recent
years.

A. It's done purposely that way. When I wentout and started making solo records,
I wasdetermined not to, I guess, put my name on an album that sounded like Styx.
I wanted to carve my own niche, so quite frankly I went in adifferent direction.
I can't not sound like myself when I'm singing, but at least the kinds of songs
I went to were purposely not to sound like Iwas just doing the band with my
name. Jumpto now. I get a memo I'm no longer in theband.

Q. Look, tell me you and Styx are never going to play together again?

A. I don't have any idea about that. It's been their decision that I'm not in
the band so that really is something that's out of my control.

Q. Isn't it like Journey without Steve Perry? Come on.

A. I think it's more like the Partridge Family without Danny Bonaduce.

Q. "Kilroy Was Here." Can you do it legally?

A. I can do anything onstage. Here's the misconception: You could record an
album called "The Best of Styx." And all you would have to do is pay the
individual songwriters a mechanical royalty.

Q. So here's my idea. Do "Kilroy." Just cut out Styx. Bring in Steve Perry.
Robert Plant doesn't want to tour with Zeppelin. Cast him.

A. I'm going to cut you in for 10 percent on the back end. You put it together.
I'm not charging you for coffee, doughnuts, nothing. I could see right now,
Plant as Roboto. Who saw that coming? Alison Krauss can be Dr. Righteous. What
do I care? Here's what I'll do for Alison. I'll come up with a female role.
Kilroy had a girlfriend. And she's Alison Krauss.

Q. It could work. They're also on Rounder.

A. You've got 10 percent of the back end on my share.
© Copyright 2009 Globe Newspaper Company.

Dear Gang,
        Hi, how is life?  I just wanted to let you know that Alias is releasing
their 2nd CD real soon, which is titled "Never Say Never."  Alias is the awesome
band that opened up for REO Speedwagon back in 1990 during their "Earth, Small
Man, a Dog, and a Chicken" tour.  Alias has Freddy Curci who sang with Sheriff,
which had the song "When I'm With You."  Freddy is awesome, and he has one of
the most awesome ranges of any singer out there.
        Here are the links to look at.  Daphne, one of my Myspace friends, is a
big supporter of Alias and has some information you might like to look at.  I am
including all these sites below:

Daphne's Myspace profile:
http://www.myspace.com/daphneho_seattle

Alias' Myspace profile:
http://www.myspace.com/theofficialalias
Freddy Curci's website:
http://www.freddycurci.com

Freddy Curci's Myspace profile:
http://www.myspace.com/freddycurci
Youtube video showing Freddy Curci's vocal range:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rJt9ktfCBxc

       Thanks for letting me share with you guys.  Check it out, and see what
Freddy and Alias have to offer.

Agape,
Don

Hi everyone,
    just a few moments ago, the winner of the "best animated short film" category
("La Maison en Petits Cubes"), closed his short speech by saying... "Domo
Arigato Mr Roboto". It was funny!
Ha ha... and the Oscar goes to... Robert Orin Charles Kilroy

Manos

http://www.myspace.com/manostyx
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=518644117

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Ex-Styx Singer Talks About "First Time"



FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

February 20, 2009





       Former Styx vocalist Dennis DeYoung hasn't played with the
multi-platinum rock group he co-   founded as a teenager in more than
ten years, but he still makes his living mostly from playing his old
Styx hits. DeYoung performs his classic hits like "Lady",
"Come Sail Away", "Mr. Roboto", "The Best of
Times" and "Show Me The Way" in concert to appreciative
audiences, but there's one song that the rocker looks back on as the one
that got away. In 1979, at the peak of Styx' success, DeYoung's ballad
"Babe" scored the group its only #1 hit, but instead of
following up with another DeYoung ballad, "First Time", Styx
instead chose a different direction, and "First Time" was never
released. DeYoung has performed the song very rarely since. In an
exclusive interview with Ron Stevens of www.ddytalk.com
<http://www.ddytalk.com/> , DeYoung recently lamented what might have
been.



       "When it comes to that particular song, that was a terrible
mistake," the singer maintains. "Here's my theory: If 'First
Time' had been released, it would have been absolutely, unquestionably,
a top 3 single. Which meant at that time that Cornerstone would have
sold another 4 to 500,000 albums, `cause we were the biggest band in
America. And Cornerstone might have sold 4 million copies—or more.
That's how not releasing that turned the tables on that record."



       Since 1999 Dennis DeYoung has carved out a solo career performing
the music he created with Styx in concert, as well as releasing new
albums. His latest album 100 Years From Now was a hit in Canada; its
title song reached #1 in Quebec, and DeYoung is cautiously optimistic
about its chances in the US. "You know, I'm just happy that I
have a record company that is going to release the record and give me
some visibility, and allow me the opportunity to be heard by
somebody," he says.  "But beyond that I think you can't
really have expectations anymore in the current culture of radio and TV.
It's not really geared for people who are over 60 years old, to say
the least. It's not even geared for people over 40."



Rounder Records will release 100 Years From Now on April 14th. The US
release contains two additional tracks, "Private Jones" and
"There Was A Time". Read the entire Dennis DeYoung interview or
listen to the audio file at www.ddytalk.com <http://www.ddytalk.com/>





Contact:

Ron Stevens

(610) 952-8910

Ron@...





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Hi:

Wanted to let everyone know that there is a new interview I just conducted with
Jeb Wright of Classic Rock Revisited at this link
http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/1478390/an_interview_with_jeb_wright_of\
_classic.html?cat=33

This is for a new book he has out called 'Stadium Rock', a compilation of
interviews he has done over the first ten years of the site. To keep this on
topic, Jeb has an interview with Dennis DeYoung in the book,and in this
interview he talks about Dennis as well as Kansas, Paul Rodgers, Steve Miller,
Tom Scholz, Ted Nugent and much more.

Thanks, I hope everyone is well.


Sterling


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