Solid Grey Vinyl LP! One-Time Pressing! Pieces of Eight is the eighth studio album by Styx, released on September 1, Styx's feisty, straightforward brand of album rock is represented best by "Blue Collar Man" from 's Pieces of Eight, an invigorating keyboard and guitar rush -- hard and heavy, yet curved by Tommy Shaw's emphasized vocals.

Media Mail is a cost-effective way to send vinyl, cds, dvds and cassette tapes. Styx - Pieces Of Eight LP. $ Qty: Add to Cart. Add to Wishlist plus Dennis DeYoung's Pieces Of Eight and Lords Of The Rings enhanced their prog-rock sounds to new heights as the rock and pop music buyers were thrilled to hear these epic sounding tunes.

Ther are 1 sticker and 1 card in the record sleeve (was originally sealed with the record) The sticker says "Styx Pieces Of eight Special Limited Edition Collector's Copy" and the card says "This is a numbered, Limited Edition Collectors Record of the STYX "Pieces Of Eight" album. these records do not have sound quality equal to conventional records/5(64).

Lead Guitar – James Young (3) Lead Vocals – Dennis DeYoung Written-By – Dennis DeYoung, James Young (3) B3. Renegade. Lead Guitar – James Young (3) Written-By, Lead Vocals – Tommy Shaw. B4. Pieces Of Eight. Lead Guitar – Tommy Shaw Written-By, Lead Vocals – Dennis DeYoung/5().

Apr 27,  · In many ways "Pieces of Eight" is one of the best Styx albums. Tommy Shaw tears it up on both "Blue Collar Man" as well as "Renegade" and Dennis Deyoung has two of his most underrated tracks on the album in "Queen of Spades" and "Pieces of Eight." The tour de force of the album is "The Message/Lord of the Rings"/5(57).

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The legendary rock superstars Styx continued their arena rock assault in with their multi-platinum favorite Pieces Of Eight. As a second conceptual album following the equally successful The Grand Illusion (Friday Music), Pieces Of Eight would go on to be one of the more defining moments in the band s extensive catalog of classic rock masterpieces/5().

This point of view is most explicitly expressed in "Lords of the Ring," which is no more offensive to J.R.R. Tolkien (who might even deserve it) than any of the many monstrosities perpetrated in his name by other groups: "And now the message is clear/For I became a lord this year." No Vinyl+CDR Listed For Sale: styx pieces of eight.