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@kentmessmacher3239
@kentmessmacher3239 8 месяцев назад
I was at this concert. Winterland was the best. Music can take you back to great places
@Billn1959
@Billn1959 Год назад
This was Styx's first trip to San Francisco. They were the opening act for Wishbone Ash and BTO. They had just hired Tommy for this tour.
@mdanderson1114
@mdanderson1114 Год назад
I love Wishbone Ash. I did not know they opened for them.
@SlackAssJackAss
@SlackAssJackAss Месяц назад
Who the fk is this, 😂we thought
@pegpountney1923
@pegpountney1923 7 месяцев назад
I first discovered STYX in 1978. Been a STYX fanatic ever since!!! So to find ANY vintage STYX is truly a sweet treat... They should have been in The Rock Hall of Fame aA LONG TIME AGO🎉
@Jessica_Roth
@Jessica_Roth 3 года назад
0:11 -Born for Adventure 5:57 -22 Years 10:58 -Lorelei 17:04 -You Need Love 21:10- Suite Madame Blue 29:42 -Lady 34:01 -Midnight Ride 42:38 -Light Up
@ADSO_21
@ADSO_21 2 года назад
thxs
@donaldellis-wt6xl
@donaldellis-wt6xl 7 месяцев назад
See here the proof I neeeded I saw Styx a few months before Tommy had joined. They did Lights Up for the encore. My friends were yeah right that’s more of a set opener. Matter of fact that night they played 3 or 4 songs from Equinox a full month before the album was released
@joeguerra8435
@joeguerra8435 5 месяцев назад
Suite Madame Blue has stood the test of time. Styx’ best song. Now, more than ever.
@kubacks
@kubacks Год назад
The best touring band of this period. Their performance was always exceptional and their sound was mind-numbingly powerful. AKA Fucking awesome.
@ericlevy
@ericlevy Год назад
You Need Love- one of my styx faves!
@dongtingwong
@dongtingwong 2 года назад
Saw them 7 months later in Beaumont, Texas on their Crystal Ball tour. They kicked ass then. Wouldn't see them for free today without Dennis.
@waltersimmons946
@waltersimmons946 Год назад
I saw them in Columbia, South Carolina, at the "Carolina Colessium" in 1983. I agree, I wouldn't see them WITHOUT Deyoung.
@rogermasa
@rogermasa Год назад
Yeah, don’t care for the spinning keyboard antics and 12 extra band members.
@Billn1959
@Billn1959 Год назад
I wouldn't go see them in 1990 for the same reason. No Tommy. Did get to see then twice in 1996.
@PikesvilleAl
@PikesvilleAl 4 месяца назад
@@rogermasa the lyrics and songs wrote by Dennis are personal. LIberace of the keyboard can sing about childhood friends and dreams they had, but they were no this, just empty words
@chelseafn104
@chelseafn104 8 месяцев назад
Man what a great Show!! Listen to how raw they were. I remember this Tour. I saw it in Michigan. Been a Fan since Lady!! I still think Equinox is their Best Album!
@GreggMolnar
@GreggMolnar 3 года назад
Love this! Thanks! Saw them in ‘76, on this tour. *Note* Suite Madam Blue outro - 25:10 - 26:50; DDY is having big problems with the synth flute sound cutting out and not working right. After struggling with it, he gives up and seamlessly switches to organ around 26:04 to finish the part. He’s a damn good player and he handles the faulty gear like a champ! Impressive. Ahh, the joys of live music😅
@jwfcp
@jwfcp 3 года назад
This is how I first heard the song, now everything else sounds wrong. 21:02
@knightrdrx
@knightrdrx 3 года назад
I fwlt bad. I wanted to hear what was probably an oberheim 2 voice at the time? And it crapped out as i guess it wasn't reliable. Same thing happened to him when i saw him at Westbury in 2005. He had to play something else along side the other keyboard player for Castle Walls
@n8goulet
@n8goulet 2 года назад
@@knightrdrx It was an ARP Pro Soloist. It could have been just a bad 1/4" instrument cable from the synth to the mixing board, not necessarily a problem with the synth. A real shame, because this is the only footage of him using the Pro Soloist I've seen. This instrument was made famous about the time he started using it by Tony Banks of Genesis, as the main synth used in Genesis music between 1973 - 1977. It was also used by Steve Walsh in Kansas. I owned an original, and had Dennis sign it for me on stage in front of his audience which was really cool. His eyes popped out when he saw it like a flash back just hit hard. Tom Oberheim who developed the Oberheim was an ARP dealer. Some say he even had the schematics. The Oberheim had a similar sound to the ARP but it was much more advanced. It was a natural transition for Dennis, who used it starting 1977's Grand Illusion album. On Facebook I posted an article I wrote called "Styx synthesizer history" where I explained each of the synths used on the records.
@jarredgeroux8279
@jarredgeroux8279 2 года назад
@@n8goulet where can I read this article? I'd be interested in reading this
@sjjjvideo1
@sjjjvideo1 2 месяца назад
A little DeoxIt D5 on those pots 'll do ya.
@chuckavigliano7140
@chuckavigliano7140 3 года назад
Amazing, wish there were more early Styx shows out there. Thanks!!!
@ZiggyTheAdventurer
@ZiggyTheAdventurer Год назад
so good it's discouraging for a young musician that i was at that time
@miraclehands9040
@miraclehands9040 Год назад
Yea whats up with that??
@bradfordpauler2538
@bradfordpauler2538 7 месяцев назад
He means that when we're young or beginner musicians, we can usually only play the simpler stuff,,which is also good music. When musicians we're listening to are highly technical, think Yes, and Styx, it can be discouraging because they're so technically impressive, and we can't play like that... hell for me, it's over 30 years since i picked up a guitar and i still can't ​@miraclehands9040
@MrPhotoman75
@MrPhotoman75 Год назад
Saw them on this tour Thanksgiving night, Fayetteville, NC. Opened for KISS! Awesome show! 🤘❤️
@travis1572
@travis1572 Год назад
Wow great memories I'm 60 and still remember this what a great time for music we were blessed with the best not this shit now
@herbiecactus6687
@herbiecactus6687 8 месяцев назад
There's plenty of great music being still being made Travis.
@TheeRocker
@TheeRocker 2 года назад
This is great,,, They sure improved with every gig, kickin the arena's ass for eternity... love this band!
@brianhammer5107
@brianhammer5107 Год назад
The awesome "Equinox" album - their best all-around - needs some sort of video released from the vaults - from here it started to tilt downhill, although "Crystal" and "Grand" had good tracks here and there ... Saw them before this at Myrtle Beach during the Wooden Nickle period
@joeylyons4549
@joeylyons4549 11 месяцев назад
Man this was good. And to think what was just ahead from here from this band man !!
@debrapotter2657
@debrapotter2657 9 лет назад
thank you for putting this up god bless
@armandourso1526
@armandourso1526 Год назад
Great Band ! Hugs from Brazil 🎉
@michaelbaker3598
@michaelbaker3598 24 дня назад
Dam...i love the fd up sound and just hearing those two guitars
@brucejones299
@brucejones299 3 года назад
My wife and I were there. This was a great show. Listen closely to the lyric at around 12:50 😉
@lionheartroar3104
@lionheartroar3104 3 года назад
lol..is it really that time?
@scarborosasquatchstation1403
@scarborosasquatchstation1403 3 года назад
Time for pocket pool ! lol
@davel7791
@davel7791 3 года назад
That might be why Tommy and JY can't work with Dennis anymore - he was always "celebrating" at inappropriate times. (Or maybe not.)
@jim6025
@jim6025 9 месяцев назад
Never noticed that lol 😂
@Clyde_Lewis
@Clyde_Lewis 2 года назад
Many thanks for posting this! Did Winterland tape all of their concerts, in house? Lots of people forget that DDY was and is a king on the Hammond. This is great... also, check out "Young Man" and "Witch Wolf" for more Hammond bliss! 🙂
@dogchaser8656
@dogchaser8656 Год назад
This good stuff ,saw them in 74.
@FF-uu4uf
@FF-uu4uf Год назад
12:53, time to masterbate? But she’s moving in and “the way she moves” (ooo,ooo,ooo). Whatever! The guys were spectacular. It’s great to see these diamonds in the rough because we can see the early greatness of what they would do. Fantastic! Thank you for sharing this time capsule from I time I was too young to enjoy or access.
@catfish957
@catfish957 2 года назад
Great historic clip, but. I think the Sound Engineer finally wakes up at 3:20 to turn up the drum track inputs. Saw them a few months before this. They were the back up band for Foghat.
@dogchaser8656
@dogchaser8656 Год назад
Think they were with Foghat @Hirsh Memorial in Shreveport
@garynelson9345
@garynelson9345 10 месяцев назад
Saw these guys back in 1975 in Landover, Md at the Capitol Centre, spent the the day at a house party not far away, and it was festival seating, In order it was Mott The Hopple then Styx then KISS, was tripping my ass off, was about 15 feet from the stage and how I was not crushed to death is amazing (no floor seats) and they say acid gives you flash backs, well yes they do for this is a constant flashback, God just let me do it one more time
@IndianOutlaw1870
@IndianOutlaw1870 Год назад
This was Tommy's first tour with them. I didn't know he could play slide.
@daleywood
@daleywood 11 месяцев назад
Like an early Pink Floyd. Styx were great from the off, and still great.
@pewsterbaby
@pewsterbaby 3 года назад
Sweet. Lots of good earlier Styx, especially Lorelei, Suite: Madame Blue, and Lady. Plus Light Up as an encore? Okay. Same song, after all. "The weather's just divine, so pass me 'round your wine, lovely one." Styx Equinox Tour pro shot? I'll take it! Too bad Curlewski isn't there to see his complete 5 album period in full bloom.
@cindycampbell8722
@cindycampbell8722 3 года назад
I liked Curlewski's songs.
@jvandoren69
@jvandoren69 2 года назад
Curulewski
@chrisswenson8927
@chrisswenson8927 2 года назад
This awesome for sure, but as I watch this I think of the incredible music from them that follows this.
@honved1
@honved1 3 года назад
I've never really listened to these before, its really good stuff. Im a huge fan of Queen,Deep Purple and AC/DC, these sound a bit like all three .
@honved1
@honved1 3 года назад
@Christopher Bingham Thanks for the info,i've really gotten into them since my initial comment. They are one of the bands who at first seem to have patchy albums, but when you go back , you relaise that its all good. Of course theres some "fillers" there, but you really can tell that this was the era where albums were intended to be listened to linearly, and not skipped through after the first 7 seconds doesnt hit you straight away. James young is my guitar hero (after 45 years of not knowing these guys) Miss america is one of the tightest riffs there is!
@davel7791
@davel7791 3 года назад
@@honved1 Now that you've entered the world of Styx fandom, you have to choose a side in the endless Dennis vs Tommy & JY battle. Just kidding. But almost every Styx discussion devolves into that topic. I just choose to love them all and continue to listen to the great music they made and continue to make. (Both the recent 2021 Styx and Dennis DeYoung albums are excellent.)
@miraclehands9040
@miraclehands9040 Год назад
Also he sounds a lot like Uriah Heep.
@franklinlegolas441
@franklinlegolas441 Год назад
Old Styx is worth listening to, Styx II has some awesome tracks. Earl of Roseland, Lady. Man of miracles has some too. Rock and roll feeling, havin a ball, and of course the last track. I would heavily advised giving them a listen.
@NickDurst
@NickDurst 6 месяцев назад
Bingo!
@pamelagileno5483
@pamelagileno5483 2 года назад
DDY was totally hot in the mid 70s. Don’t care what people say. I’m referring to their prog period mostly. In this clip, he’s the only one whose voice sounds the same live as on the album. Quite a feat. JY sounds bad (voice). And….I just caught that word substitution in Lorelei🤣
@darylsmioth1904
@darylsmioth1904 2 года назад
Sweet sweet sounds will fill the air!
@johnnygyno3361
@johnnygyno3361 2 года назад
Great stuff! Some audio drift later on in the video with video and audio not syncing, but this is a minor thing.
@togue777
@togue777 Год назад
I’ve been a fan of Styx since 75 and I’m guessing by the wardrobe this was around the time that Dennis was expecting his first child 😂
@nancyloomis3046
@nancyloomis3046 Год назад
Ha ha!
@keithkoenig5320
@keithkoenig5320 Год назад
Dumb...
@sherriz3265
@sherriz3265 Год назад
He definitely had some weird clothes
@dongtingwong
@dongtingwong 3 года назад
Wonder if Suzanne knew Dennis borrowed her blouse?
@fredjeannieschultz1251
@fredjeannieschultz1251 3 года назад
And her boots: )
@gregb8565
@gregb8565 3 года назад
Ha My thoughts exactly ;) how many months ?
@steveosterberg4191
@steveosterberg4191 2 года назад
It's pretty bad....gutsy.....
@pamelagileno5483
@pamelagileno5483 2 года назад
I think I read she used to make some of his shirts
@Diostillrocks
@Diostillrocks Год назад
It was the 70s.
@impalaman9707
@impalaman9707 2 года назад
At 2:16, Dennis De Young playing "air guitar" with the microphone!🤣🤣🤣🤣
@terrencereardon6374
@terrencereardon6374 2 года назад
Pete Pardo's interview with Dennis brought me here and he was not far off the mark saying the sound was awful and he cringes at his appearance here. The only band in prog who didn't wear outfits or platforms or bell bottoms were Pink Floyd, they went on stage in jeans and T-shirts and sneakers from 1973 forward.
@waltersimmons946
@waltersimmons946 2 года назад
Dennis said in a 1979 interview "People want to see a show, not 4 guys in jeans jamming" . I still remember he said that but it was in a magazine. They were in almost every Magazine on the shelf back then because they were voted the most popular band in America with teenage girls taken by a poll.
@stevengoodman3498
@stevengoodman3498 8 месяцев назад
Thanks for posting this gem! 😊
@PikesvilleAl
@PikesvilleAl 13 дней назад
Having to wear wigs and dress like this led to Dennis writing 'The Grand Illusion"
@billg7602
@billg7602 3 года назад
Was there, leaning on the camera podium
@brendafrehley2509
@brendafrehley2509 3 года назад
Awesome as usual!!
@TheGunther2112
@TheGunther2112 10 месяцев назад
Loving this! This is great!
@davidwadsworth6292
@davidwadsworth6292 3 года назад
I was there, up front
@laurenzgraffilpenstein8117
@laurenzgraffilpenstein8117 4 месяца назад
Full of heavy guitar tons, prog lines and interesting breaks
@nancyloomis3046
@nancyloomis3046 Год назад
My comment has nothing to do with the musicianship of STYX. I’m just discovering how great they really were…and are. I was only familiar with their popular radio hits. But OMGee…where did Dennis get that “blouse?” I guess he didn’t have time to pick out a more masculine version of whatever look he was going for..so on the way to the show, he popped into maybe Kmart? …the blouse, the boots and the choker pendant necklace…all such a classic 70s rocker/cool chick/dude in a hurry look. 😂😂😂😂 (Sorry Dennis, I just kept looking at your “top.”)
@nancyloomis3046
@nancyloomis3046 Год назад
@@terrencesclassicrockcorner Thanks. I figured. Whoever actually picked out the blouse must have not noticed that it was made for a woman's chest and not a man's.
@Diostillrocks
@Diostillrocks Год назад
It was the 70s.
@Jessica_Roth
@Jessica_Roth 7 месяцев назад
Decades later (2014?) , Dennis played a gig with his band, and introduced "Born for Adventure" by saying, "the last time sang this song, I was wearing leather pants…and a woman's blouse". Apparently it was the look he decided on for the tour. 1976, everybody!
@robertnobody
@robertnobody 6 месяцев назад
That shirt Dennis is wearing looks like Norman Bates dressed as his mother...lol.
@flakmag
@flakmag Год назад
Suite Madame Blue 💙 🇺🇸
@flakmag
@flakmag Год назад
Side note... that outfit! 😂 I could wear that and still not look as good as him, as a woman! Lol
@justogalindo
@justogalindo Год назад
Styx 2024!!!!
@TheMICMusicInspirationChannel
@TheMICMusicInspirationChannel 2 года назад
That ending to _22 Years_ was a train wreck of epic proportions.
@brywool
@brywool Год назад
Ha! Tommy committed to that solo, didn't he? ;). Live music can be fun. And, of course, it's always when shows get filmed that things suddenly head south.
@TheMICMusicInspirationChannel
@@brywool The solo was fine; it was the part starting at about 10:30 that was awful.
@brywool
@brywool Год назад
@@TheMICMusicInspirationChannel I meant that end solo that Tommy’s playing right after he and Dennis do the kick thing. We were talking about the same spot.
@IndianOutlaw1870
@IndianOutlaw1870 Год назад
Shaw was only 22 1/2 here. He joined the tour 4 months earlier.
@catherineferguson7646
@catherineferguson7646 Год назад
Tommy said in an interview he was hired, sent home with thirteen songs to learn. Called back for tour had one rehearsal with the band. Away they went.
@johnuruski3525
@johnuruski3525 2 года назад
So no haters please…. Just watched Supposedly the best KISS performance from this same year and then this performance and it just hit me for the first time in my 56 years that when it comes to music, then or today…. It is what it is. There will always be better technical bands vs the lame 4 chord bands and both are just as popular for some reason and thats just history and what registers into the brains of individuals. I was going to totally dis KISS for being such a lesser more experienced and more technical band but i decided to not go there. I’ve learned that as i get older to give the benefit of the doubt, KISS had a following, stage presence and bombs and flame’s that STYX didn’t, Styx had better musicianship and technical playing abilities that KISS didn’t…… Whatever!! Its all music and I’m faded and going to bed!! Cheers!!
@eljodon
@eljodon 3 года назад
James Young always had a great guitar tone as well as Tommy Shaw. But I like JY guitar better specially when he used his vintage Strat.
@lasergms
@lasergms 2 года назад
Tammy Shaw tapping with his pick at 41:00
@chebrneck
@chebrneck Год назад
is Dennis wearing a maternity blouse? lol
@free1982
@free1982 Год назад
Peter balakan colewa hamaluze
@mggilbert425
@mggilbert425 Год назад
Is DDY wearing Kramer's pirate shirt?
@mggilbert425
@mggilbert425 Год назад
@@terrencesclassicrockcorner not disputing that, since I haven't heard about it, but I think it's mildly ironic that Dennis thought something might be too "showy." Not hating. Just noting that DDY was, by most accounts, the far more theatrical.
@TJR-ClassicRockCorner0124
@TJR-ClassicRockCorner0124 13 дней назад
@@mggilbert425JY was the one pushing for the glam look
@PikesvilleAl
@PikesvilleAl 4 месяца назад
Dennis says this is not a good set
@catherineferguson7646
@catherineferguson7646 Год назад
I coul really do without some of those guitar solos. The tape makes them sound a bit share.
@oldengineer1519
@oldengineer1519 5 месяцев назад
I remember seeing them at high school concerts in the Chicago area in the early 70's.
@theoriginalpublicnewsense
@theoriginalpublicnewsense 2 года назад
Holly crap what’s up with JY’s singing here? That must be awfully distracting to a perfectionist like DeYoung. 😬
@TheMICMusicInspirationChannel
He rarely seems to sound as good live as on the albums. His voice really sticks out.
@marks1994
@marks1994 Год назад
Saw Styx in CO last month - JY can still jam, but he's a pass on vocals for me.
@edwardabbey1998
@edwardabbey1998 2 года назад
Why is early Styx live footage so rare? And why so many videos in B&W? Was it recorded before color film was invented?
@Billn1959
@Billn1959 Год назад
Bill Graham Recorded most of his shows back then in B&W video. By doing so, he recorded many special concerts.
@daviduribe3111
@daviduribe3111 7 месяцев назад
The live b&w video feed was shown on a screen above the stage. It was state of the art back then...
@paulgeorge1138
@paulgeorge1138 2 года назад
What do people want color!
@kevanrice1496
@kevanrice1496 3 года назад
SEAN IF YOUR WARCHING THIS IS YOUR MOMAS FAVORITE BAND SHE LOVED CRYSTALLBALL
@sgt.thundercok4704
@sgt.thundercok4704 Год назад
Before fancy-boy made them a joke.
@catherineferguson7646
@catherineferguson7646 8 месяцев назад
Why doesn't anybody hear how bad this is. Two guitarist playing too loud and doing their kown thing. I don't think this suits Dennis' voice. He even slips off key. It sounds like that's the same song time after time. Sweet Madame Blue, perfect. The guitars are playing two complimentary sounds and Dennis was perfect.
@DrZohm
@DrZohm 3 года назад
Yikes. I mixed for Styx for two years preceding this time (not here) and if I never hear DDY's excessive vibrato it would be too soon.
@stiffrichard2816
@stiffrichard2816 6 месяцев назад
It's an acquired taste but he's an amazing singer. JY is awful. High harmonies only for him. This is trrrible mix. I would hope it sounded better in the room.
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