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<title>Comment by Bad Dog</title>
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<description>Cyclorama is a must have for any Styx collection.  It is a fantastic album, and the best Styx has put out in years.  I actually think it&#039;s much better witout the bubblegum crap that DeYoung has been spitting out in the last couple of albums.  Lawrence Gowan does a great DeYoung &#039;impersonation&#039; and, although he is a talented singer and keyboardist, his stuff is really not necessary in order to validate this as a great Styx album.  It could have easily stood on it&#039;s own without having to &#039;replace&#039; DeYoung.  Tommy Shaw&#039;s beautiful &quot;Yes I Can&quot; and JY&#039;s rocking &quot;Captain America&quot; are great tunes.  The blatant jabs at DeYoung in &quot;Bourgeois Pig&quot;, &quot;Killing The Thing That You Love&quot; and &quot;Kiss Your Ass Goodbye&quot; are fun to listen for, but they are all great tunes as well.  But it is really JY&#039;s &quot;These Are The Times&quot; that makes the album, in my opinion.  It is classic Styx and ranks right up there with the best stuff off of The Grand Illusion.  I have been known to listen to it over and over it&#039;s so good.  Great job JY.  And Tommy and the rest of the band.  Thanks for going out on a limb and putting this album out for us fans ... despite the lawsuits, etc.  This is the Styx album that we&#039;ve been waiting for for years.  It&#039;s just too bad that it took DeYoung leaving the band to get an album like this again.  I honestly can&#039;t wait for the next one now!</description>
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<title>Comment by Zaldor</title>
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<description>I agree Marty - it&#039;s a pretty good disk overall, my favorite song is &#039;Yes I can&#039; -  But the others are growing on me!</description>
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