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John looked to be having alot of fun. Hope to see more like this of John. Thanks for sharing John Denver. ~~Ava~~

r u going to post hte rest of this video its one of my favorities of jd

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Great video and songs!

+psychlyst damn that piece of 8 was off the hook, you need to give prop to the queen of spades nigga

I like to think I was subtle about it. :)

I know I messed up his name, thank you all very much for letting me know.

+Cliff Hankins Wow dude really? DENNIS, DENNIS, DENNIS. DENNIS DEYOUNG

+Cliff Hankins ~ehem~ Dennis.

+nikos fuck that gay shit nigga. take tommy shit ass back to whereever the fuck he from and shit ass gowan while you at that

+CapAnson12345 I agree on that. If Dennis had just left it at the album, no plays for a stage show they may have been okay. Even Dennis himself admits that he went too far with Kilroy.

+LeotheOrangeCat That was the point the world called Dennis DeYoung's bluff. It's not even that bad of a song. It was just.. too much.

+RussellRoesner So you like pretty men ? Okay Faggy.

+Steve Hoyland I agree, only the Eagles are up on that same level IMO. In Styx, I prefer the Shaw writing myself. DeYoung did "Come Sail Away" and "Babe"...their only number one in US. but he used that as his calling card for two decades . I heard an interview by Deyoung in the 90s, and he was STILL bragging about Babe. OK, dude, you had a number one, but I never liked Babe myself. My personal favorites...Blue Collar Man, Crystal Ball, Man in the Wilderness, Boat on the River, Renegade.. my favorites were written by Shaw. Those were the ones I belted in my Toyota Celica, steaming down the snowy roads in NY. And Tommy had some great ballads on later albums too, such as "Just Get thru this Night,: He's also a heck of a nice guy, by the way.

what your drunk ass saying

+RTHA300 By the way, I do have a first In Science History (Hull 1989) and a Masters In Political Science (OU 2001) so please, It's MR Hoyland If you don't mind. I didn't  Insult you, despite the fact that you hide behind a ludicrous made-up name and spoke to me with contempt. I was very fair with you and expect the same In return. I "Sit back"for no man. I should Imagine you weren't even born when Styx were Rocking!!!

+RTHA300 Yes, I totally agree - all I was saying was that even without Dennis De Young, we still had a decent band? I wasn't being nasty or disagreeing with you! Let me explain.....without Dennis, Styx could never be the same, but we were still left with a decent band. It's clear to me that you're an Intelligent and thoughtful person so I hope we can agree a little?

hoyland, sit back and try to think about how many hits have styx had since dennis left. try to name a tour they headlined or even the stadium they played in without him.

+RTHA300 Thanks for your comment. Yes, I can at least partly agree with you there. But even without him we still have a bunch of superb Instrumentalists and I always considered Tommy Shaw almost his equal on Vocals. Of course, as I understand It, Dennis was the Major songwriter as well so yes I guess he will always, and should, be considered 'Mr. Styx', and quite rightly so.....I Just thought saying they suck without him was a little unfair, maybe?

+Steve Hoyland with dennis you right, without dennis they suck

+Linda Littrell Ditto