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@chrisstudio68 It's not clear. She seems unhappy and they are not happy together. We don't know why. He wants her to stay, but she isn't happy until she leaves. And it's no sacrifice for him to have to take care of their daughter alone. That's not necessarily what the song is about - these a...

@a1193851 They didn't make 'em like this back then either. He's one of a kind - amazing talent.

I saw him twice - opened for Queen on the Hot Space tour and opened for the Who in the Astrodome. Playing a stadium is hard for anyone - he was completely out of his element. At a time when bands were really stepping up their shows, BS still played like he was in a club. Great songwriter, but ...

Help - I've fallen and can't get up!

Look at all the people here tonight!

What? No flaming gong? lol. Awesome - what a great way to start the show!

I remember when at the end of the show they were all soaking wet and all the shirts were off, underwear and hats and balloons and butts and stuff all over the stage. They looked worn out. Now they look like they're just getting started :)!

@Dissmusic It looks like they are not interested in that anymore. They were once the absolute coolest on stage - Dave in particular. But now they just seem to be focused on playing the music and not trying have cool moves or posing. I guess they've done that and don't have anything to prove. ...

Still amazing after all these years!

Sounds better this way. This is what Dennis was trying to turn Styx into - an orchestra playing pop music. Great songwriter, but he should have gone solo in '79.

Reverend Dennis? This is how the song was meant to be done - not as part of Styx.

Hey Barry Gibb was in Styx?

Geat material but it's rushed. He nails it on Sweat the Small Stuff - absolute classic material delivered perfectly! "DUDE! I already wrote the six!"

They rehearse? Who knew?

Nailed it! Absolutely amazing. Should be required viewing for every pop star who is asked to do this - this is where the bar is!

One of the greatest classic straight-ahead rock tunes ever done and Tommy nails it every time! Always a highlight of every Styx show!

Was Al back stage going, "Are you sure about this guy Ed?"

@ForceMaximus84 I saw Styx on the Paradise Theatre tour - they were great, but I saw Styx at Red Rocks last year and they are WAY better live now than they ever were before. That time with Dennis was great, but it is better left in the past.

Check out those vocal harmonies!

@TheMidnightPhil

Right on - I agree with your take. Every singer loses range and tone over time - especially screamers. The fact that Dave is able to maintain and grow is awesome. Note that Dave does have a couple of banshee yells on the new album that are pretty close to what he did back in ...

I wish I could go back in time and tell Sam - yeah you better be glad 'cause you're time is running out buddy!

Good album, but =VH= is not heavy metal. They're hard rock.

It sounds sped up - all the songs from that Gene Simmons demo sound sped up. It's like the chipmunks do Van Halen!

And the crowd goes wild - NOT - lol! Guess they didn't know they were living history there - great performance - Alex is amazing here!

Not sure he meant a triple bill - KISS Rush and AC/DC. I thought he meant they would be opening for Kiss and also opening for Rush. And then co-headlining with UFO. So 3 different gigs there. Just my interpretation.

"tell me the bass player's name from KISS" lol

It's just not the same without, "I forgot the f***ing words!"

Gary is yelling, not singing. He is a better singer than that. Music sounds great, but Dave OWNS this, like he does all the stuff he wrote

One thing they are lacking though - not enough fire bursts. We need to see flames bursting up more often.

Dave: "Eyaagh!" Hilarious!

Paul Simon once said it was one of the happiest days of his life when he heard Elvis sing this song