I'm not a big Styx fan but they had a lot of radio air time in my high school days so I decided to add them to my video collection. This DVD certainly has some familiar songs, and as a(now) talk radio guy, I hadn't heard many of these in decades. The important thing here is that this DVD not only contains a great set list of their most popular songs but it has good sound & excellent video quality, considering it is about 20 years old. AND, as far as I can tell, their execution is flawless. I'd describe it as "satisfying" as they sound exactly the way I remembered these songs on the radio! Plus, for me, there were a couple of pleasant surprises as this performance contains some (forgotten) EPIC classic rock anthems! Okay, here's my only nitpick: The only thing that slightly annoys me, albeit minor, is their "look" - it's very dated. As a concert video collector I am fine w/ a 70's performance looking like it was in the 1970's, as it should... Looks like this DVD was released in 1999 so I'm guessing it was filmed in the late 90's? - the end(the very end...) of the big hair era... While as a "non fan" I couldn't tell you what they looked like back in their hey day, but here, it looks like some(not all) band members were desperately trying to hang on to "the look".  So, IMO, while they actually sound PERFECT, I think they look almost comical, in a Spinal Tap sort of way... I know this is nitpicky but that's the only negative I can find here. Sorry Styx fans, just my 2 cents. With that in mind plus having a home theater, I think I might have preferred the newer BD, which was my first inclination; However, I read that one of the original singers was no longer w/ the band, so the 'Return To Paradise' DVD was recommended. As a non fan, I wonder if I wouldn't noticed the difference? I have read where some had audio issues w/ this DVD. I don't recall any problems but the newer(newest?) BD performance would obviously have better sound & HD video... Anyways, I'm happy with this DVD and @ $10, this DVD is a welcome edition to my library. Edit: just realized that Styx didn't include domo arigato mr roboto on this DVD