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A grand allegory woven into the pinnacle of progressive rock.
Styx presents a dramatic compositional beauty and a futuristic soundscape woven from synthesizers.
"Grand Illusion" is a concept album themed around the boundary between fantasy and reality, overwhelming listeners with its immense scale. Dennis DeYoung's soaring vocals and rich keyboard work imbue the entire album with a dramatic tension. It's a masterpiece that brilliantly balances meticulously crafted arrangements with catchy melodies.
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- Engineer, Producer [Assistance], Remix - Barry Mraz
- Producer, Remix - Styx
- Keyboards, Synthesizer, Vocals - Dennis DeYoung
- Engineer, Remix - Rob Kingsland
- Guitar, Vocals - James Young (3)
- Bass, Vocals - Chuck Panozzo
- Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Twelve-String Guitar, Vocals - Tommy Shaw
- Drums, Percussion, Vocals - John Panozzo
- Mastered By - Mike Reese
- Design [Album] - Chuck Beeson
- Management - Derek Sutton
- Art Direction - Roland Young (3)
- Photography By - Jim McCrary
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