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| (商品) DEP / Audio CD 2007-07-02 リリース | |||||||||||||||||||||
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その他情報 Performer： Dennis DeYoung 種別：Audio CD 形式： Import 定価：2798円 パッケージ： 高さ：2cm 長さ：15cm 幅：13cm 重さ：82g(サイズはおおよその値です。) 曲目リスト： | |||||||||||||||||||||
| カスタマーレビュー: And he's Laughing all the way to the Bank (2008-01-13)  Great Talent for writing, and AWESOME talent for singing!!! He left Styx, and since he wrote most all of the hits they had I'm sure he's laughing all the way to the bank with the royalties they MUST pay him to sing HIS songs... This album reminds you of the old Styx, and why you listened to every new DDY-led album they released, his writing and singing talent. Get this CD and try not to smile, Dare ya... Not Styx, Not Broadway - Just Music, REALLY GOOD Music! (2007-12-21) Please let's stop the Styx vs. DDY debate. Hell, they stopped it years ago. Cyclorama was an outstanding (sans DDY) Styx CD -- and this is an outstanding DDY (sans Styx) CD!!! This is the best DDY offering, I think -- ever. I've always loved the songs from DDY that you couldn't quite classify (Nothing Ever Goes As Planned being one of my favorite examples): is it rock pop funk bombastic This ENTIRE album is like that. It does make me wonder how it would sound with Styx behind him, but I'm not sure he writes this CD if he's still in Styx. Dennis, rock on! You keep giving us CD's THIS good, I'll keep paying $30.00 for the IMPORT and not wait 9 months for Best Buy to stock it for $9.99 in the U.S. :) I like every single track (2007-12-18) This CD is so awesome. I got it a couple months ago, and I probably still listen to it 2-3 times a week. I sometimes play certain tracks over and over. Crossing the Rubicon is my favorite Dennis song ever. One Hundred Years From Now is a wonderful dramatic song. I hope Dennis keeps Eric LaPointe on as the singer for the U.S. version. I like the French counterpoint. If Josh Groban can have all the foreign language material on a U.S. release, so can Dennis. LaPointe's voice is perfect for building the intensity of the song. As much as I wish Dennis was back in Styx, I'm not sure the egos of the other band members would have allowed him to have so many great songs on a single cd. The other members of Styx are happy touring fairs and singing the same ole same ole, while Dennis has been busy writing and creating away. I see one of the "Roboto sucks" people has made it onto Amazon to bash a CD they probably haven't even bothered to listen to. You know, as a kid I played that song over and over and over on my walkman, and thought it was pretty darn catchy. My kids ask me to play Roboto all the time in the car, and they never get tired of it. Why is it such a hideous song I also enjoyed Caught In The Act, and I love the DVD for Return to Paradise. I'm glad I have these things to reminisce about the glory days of Styx. I don't think Dennis made any mistakes. If they had stayed together they would have had many more hit records. Tommy and JY are great musicians, and I love them for what they bring to the table, but Dennis DeYoung is a freaking genius. Awesome album, and the dude is 60. He's definitely still got it.
Wow, didn't know he could still Rock. :) (2007-10-04) I keed. The last DDY album I bought was the very nice Orchestral "music of Styx". The studio tracks on that album, Goodnight my Love (meh) and My God Can Beat up Your God (HELLYEAH!) were actually pretty good. I read the reviews here and bought 100 years from now. First off, Eric Lapointe is the most snarling singer of rock in the french language I have ever heard. And with that awesome opening tune I was hooked. Dennis has always been an excellent songwriter he's a stable family man who when he sings of forever love I believe him. I've been a Styx fan since I was seven years old and yet, when he left the band I felt it was best for both parties. Cyclorama was Styx's finest output in at least a decade. Dennis seemed headed in a completely different direction and it wasn't bad; it was just different. But this; this is what Brave New World should have been. What's done is done, and I was glad to see that Glen Burtnik aided Dennis on this album and perhaps bridges are being mended. I can only hope because the DDY v STYX fan war has been several years of silly by now. I give 100 years from now, This time Next Year, Rain, Save Me, and Crossing the Rubicon all very high marks. I believe in you, I don't believe in anything (odd mix of song titles I know) are pretty good, as is Turn off CNN. Breathe Again, Respect Me, and Forgivness haven't really struck me as excellent, but I don't hate them. Overall, Dennis is in fine form. His band sounds awfully Styx like in their backing vocals, but like his other solo stuff, it's Dennis' show. It's a good show at that. The Best CD He's Had (2007-09-24) This has got to be the best cd that Dennis DeYoung has ever had. What can i say he is the brains behind the group styx i mean look at all the hits they had when he was with them. The only thing i can say is Dennis you rock and keep up the good work and styx made a bad mistake by letting you slip away from them.Rondall | |||||||||||||||||||||
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