Well, I guess it's about time I throw my two cents in on a review of the STYX classic form 1983 "Kilroy was Here."

This was the FIRST album I ever bought. I became a Styx fan through this album and now I am the proud owner of all of their albums from the self-titled "Styx" to the latest "One with Everything." People, don't believe some of the other reviewers who tell you not to become a fan throught this particular album.

I won't go through all of the songs, history hasn't treated this band too well, however I will say each and every song is a pleasure to listen to.
"Mr. Roboto", the moniker which I have taken on many a review in othre web pages, is my favorite song. Nuff said.
"Haven't we been here before" is the best DeYoung/Shaw song on record.
"Double Life" was my favorite JY song up until "These are the Days" from "Cyclorama."
"High Time" is prophetic to the moral majority groups which tried to ban or censor music (Tipper Gore's group came out the year after this album and 2 Live Crew was one of the first targets).

I say give it a listen. Give Styx a little Domo for this gem. No songs are played in concert by the new lineup, but DeYoung still shares his love of it to his audience.