Title: styx II
Review: This album was my first taste of Styx. Ever since that time, I was hooked and a diehard fan. Styx used to play in Utah at a place called the Icehouse, before they really became famous. In Utah County, Lady became the top hit for several weeks while it remained unknown elsewhere around the country. From the organ solo on Little Fugue in G, to the youthful Earl of Roseland, Styx honed out a masterpiece. Curulewski was an incredible predecessor to Tommy Shaw and the team of DeYoung and Young, made up some of the most memorable lyrics on the album. It is a shame the present group doesn't do more from this original album. Even Dennis DeYoung (now solo), has forgotton the roots which made them famous. This is a must album if you can find it. I have an original LP version and still play it on the turntable and take myself back to the "Good old Days" playing sport with Davie.
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