Styx Paradise Theater (180 Gram Vinyl) 10/4/24 " an anthemic slice of

" an anthemic slice of power-pop with a sing-along chorus and heart-on-the-sleeve vocals

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Styx Paradise Theater (180 Gram Vinyl) 10/4/24 " an anthemic slice ofPARADISE THEATER was arguably the last great Styx album, as the rift between Dennis DeYoung's balladry and the more hard hitting approach of James Young and Tommy Shaw hadn't yet wreaked havoc on the group's output. There's a vague concept about the tearing down of an old theater, but as with most concept albums, the songs are the important thing. "Rockin' The Paradise" is one of the group's most effective rockers and most substantial group efforts