Styx - Edge of the Century

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Album Details

Title: Edge of the Century
Artist: Styx
Release Date: 10/9/1990
Re-Released On: 4/28/2009
Label: A&M Records, Universal Distribution
Duration: 42:35
UPCs: 075021532724, 4988005546180, 075021532717, 075021532748, 082839532723
Genre: Rock
Styles: Hard Rock, Prog-Rock, Contemporary Pop/Rock, Arena Rock, Album Rock
Moods: Confident, Rousing, Theatrical, Earnest, Energetic, Poignant, Yearning, Brash, Bright, Elaborate, Party/Celebratory, Swaggering
Total Copies: 2
Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 1

Track Listings

  1. Love Is the Ritual
  2. Show Me the Way
  3. Edge of the Century
  4. Love at First Sight
  5. All in a Day's Work
  6. Not Dead Yet
  7. World Tonite
  8. Carrie Ann
  9. Homewrecker
  10. Back to Chicago

Additional Releases

YearTypeLabelCatalog #
2009CDUniversal Distribution93928
1990CDA&M Records75021-5327-2
1990CDA&M Records3953272

Other Editions

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Album Review

Melodic hard pop and power ballads, obviously cut from the same cloth as Journey, but with a nod to modern metal. ~ Brian Mansfield, All Music Guide

Credits

NameCredits
Chris ShepardEngineer
Chuck PanozzoGuitar (Bass)
Dan BarberTrumpet
Dennis DeYoungProducer, Vocals, Keyboards
Glen BurtnikGuitar, Vocals
Howard LevyHarmonica
James YoungGuitar, Vocals
Joe PusateriPercussion
John PanozzoDrums, Percussion
Jon NegusSaxophone, Clarinet
Mark OhlsonTrumpet
Michael SmithSaxophone
Mike HalpinTrombone
Phil BonannoEngineer
Ron KolberSax (Baritone)

Member Reviews

Nacia O. (BluGlass) wrote on 8/7/2006...

from Amazon.com:

This album, originally released in 1990, was the first Styx studio release in seven years. Glen Burtnik was brought on board to replace the departed Tommy Shaw, and he quickly established himself as a worthy replacement. Two songs, "Love At First Sight", and "Show Me The Way", are the signature songs from this CD. "Show Me The Way" rocketed up the charts during the Gulf War and became the unofficial anthem for the War. Many versions had words from president Bush intermingled with the lyrics of the song. "Love At First Sight", another Dennis DeYoung classic, also received ample airplay. Glen Burtnik's title track is more up-tempo and is very good as well.