Styx Greatest Hits CD

Greatest Hits Music

List Price	$13.95 (You save $3.56)
Category	Rock Albums, Rock/Pop CDs, Hard Rock, Greatest Hits Collections
Label	A & M
Orig Year	1995
All Time Sales Rank	459
CD Universe Part number	1094265
Catalog number	540387
Discs	1
Release Date	Aug 22, 1995
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Dennis DeYoung; Styx
Recording Time	75 minutes

Styx Greatest Hits Songs

1.	Lady '95 - ('95)	$0.99
2.	Best of Times, The	$0.99
3.	Lorelei	$0.99
4.	Too Much Time on My Hands	$0.99
5.	Babe	$0.99
6.	Fooling Yourself (The Angry Young Man)	$0.99
7.	Show Me the Way	$0.99
8.	Renegade	$1.29
9.	Come Sail Away	$1.29
10.	Blue Collar Man (Long Nights)	$0.99
11.	Grand Illusion, The	$0.99
12.	Crystal Ball	$0.99
13.	Suite Madame Blue	$0.99
14.	Miss America	$0.99
15.	Mr. Roboto	$1.29
16.	Don't Let It End	$0.99

Greatest Hits Music Review

Average Rating: (4.8 out of 5 stars) 5 stars

5 stars re-live the great songs of the 80's
This STYX CD was fantastic...It has taken me back my high school days in the eighties....It is a MUST have for anyone who loves the music of the 80's.
Submitted by a7weiss (Pompton Lakes, NJ)
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4 stars Good, Good, Good
Good music and good sound, perfect for those who loves the 80"S music, STYX did not create much hits, but their music and lyrics are good, specially love songs..
Submitted by gabriel (Hinduras, Central America)
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5 stars This album's greatness is no illusion
Welcome to the Grand Reviewing, come on in now, see whats happen'n. Styx is one of the greatest rock bands I know of, they have lasted from the 70s to now. This is a must have for the new or old fan!
Submitted by PizzaManOfDoom (Your Local Pizza Hut)
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5 stars What Can You Say?
All the biggest songs by the classic Young, DeYoung, Shaw, Panozzo, Panozzo line-up, plus the big one from the Curulewski/Wooden Nickel years re-recorded with Young, DeYoung, Shaw, C Panozzo, Sucherman (ghost-drumming for J Panozzo). These are the Classic works, almost in their entirity. The songs that missed the cut are included in Part-2. Awesome compilation! Not many groups could put together a GH album this strong!
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5 stars good listieningas us
this album as with all thier others is just good old fashioned rock yes i have it
Submitted by styx61549 (long island new york)
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