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Kill Roy was here was my best Styx album every song on the album was a hit in my opinion it was my first styx album that album was a big part of my 80s thank you Dennis god bless you 😂❤🎶✌️

❤️this song always gives me chills. Loved hearing the story behind it.

Love it, well done from Australia. We have the same crap in our system too.

Maravilloso!!!!!!!

I think Dennis De Young had a firm grasp of what may happen in the future...40 years after he wrote this. Incert what is going on in America now. Change music for book banning, women's autonomy, the worship of a demigod and Project 2025. Pretty accurate and pretty ^$%^ ing scary if you ask me.

What being dashed upon the rocks looks like!

I bought this album the day it arrived in my local music store. Today is the first time I've seen the intro film. "Ya mutha was a Toyotah!" Worth 40 years? Oh, yes. Worth 40 years.

Ladies & Gentlemen, Dennis DeYoung is STYX.

I wish Tommy and Dennis would make up and be friends again!

I respect you old singers so inspiring to us you your the standard of modern songs isnt like way you wrote your songs they just emitated your way your original and im proud we have u thank you we just all be good God bless us uncle young commenting here from Philippines

So glad you finally have a "video" channel, been waiting 40 years for this my friend! :)

Hard to believe Dennis started out his working life as an ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACHER in Chicago! Wish I had been one of his pupils!! ❤

I'd like to see some rich person put up massive speakers across the street from Fox/Faux News h.q. and blast this song over & over all day long! 😂

Dear Mr. DeYoung. Yo made so many good songs but to me Suite Madam Blue is your masterpiece. Every time i listen I sense it as true Americam anthem. Thanks for all your music you made for the people.

So is Damone going to score some Styx tickets?

The Plexi-Glass Toilet is still my Fav. ;)

Wow ! Ça fait la première fois que j'entends cette chanson. Elle est sublime ! Je l"adore.❤

So good

Incredible to sound so good at that age!

Your Voice sounds just as beautiful as it did in the 1970’s !!! Thank You Dennis !!! 🎉 How about Queen of Spades ♠️ or Pieces of Eight 8️⃣ 🙏 ….we need more of these Videos

Mr. Roboto Orlando Florida concert ❤ I was there and it was awesome

He doesn't let us down, does he????

Lovely song! 🥰

Rock out! 🦅💖

Rock out! 😁💖

I absolutely love your voice! The best! I was a teenager in the 70s.Your voice and the music of Styx gave me goose bumps and I could come to tears as well as rock out! Still has that effect on me today! Thank you for your contribution to the best rock on Earth!

90% of all the their great songs were written and sung by Dennis. Dennis is not formerly, he is Styx.

Kawasaki! Oh my scrotum hurt-um. My Balls! I forgot that line! Hilarious.

Looking back 40+ years now Dennis' lyrics sure ring true now. "Too much technology"

More relevant now than ever before!!

Mr Dennis DeYoung, your last name is fit 4 U hahaha never changed memory 1979 first time I hear your song Babe and the rest.

🎤 Dennis DeYoung 🎶 This Is The Time 💿 Back To The World 📅 1986 🎬︎ John Jopson

Will you do black wall like this

8:40 Is he saying “Stop that filth” or “Fuck that filth”? It sounds heavily like the latter to me, which seems funny as it would prove Dr. Righteous’ hypocrisy - swear words being AOK, but rock music is outlawed.

Just as I remember it!!

What I love the most about this song is that it has so much FEELING and MELODY! Dennis is the master of melody.

Well I'll be, Damone from Fast Times was Chance's friend!

The themes of censorship in kilroy was here have always been and always will be relevant.

Charismatic Voice did a review of one of your renditions of "Lady" . -- ruclips.net/video/3235b7b5Wk8/видео.html --- PLEASE get together with her and do a livecast / interview ...

drop and EGO and the higher up will show you. case closed.

Thank you for everything Mr Deyoung!

61 year old bass player and always tried to emulate my voice to yours Thank you sir

Good to see Damone is still scalping tickets .

Saw you in Montreal a couple of years ago at salle Wilfrid Pelletier. Was a glorious night of beautiful songs just the way you sing them. Please come back! Thank you for those incredible times of buying the albums, sitting down and singing with you. Back when there were readable liner notes. Incredible voice and your singing style, thank you thank you.

Styx at their peak.

May Jesus reconcile you and yours to God. Sins are the symptoms, Jesus is the cure. Our redeemer, advocate, savior, anchor to our souls. Jesus paid the fine. Trust Jesus like trusting a pilot to the afterlife:)

Great video, great song. I've listened to it thru the years. Always reminds me of home. Thanks man.

As a teenager in 1983, Kilroy Was Here was the most amazing concept to me - intro story on the liner notes and the complete narrative that flowed through the tracks meant you listened to the full cassette every time. I couldn't get to the concert, so I'm happy to actually see the movie that I imagined so many times. The individual videos for these songs painted the picture as well. And of course the message of rock rebels standing up against the overbearing morality police played right into this midwestern Catholic school kid's own sheltered perceptions of repression. As the artistic force behind this, I can understand Dennis' desire to stage it theatrically and base a concert around it. I wonder if it would've been received any differently if it was billed as musical theater vs. as a concert? Case in point, the biggest hit from the album starts the show, and Tommy Shaw spends the time sitting watching, with no other band members visible either. I think you'd expect that at a musical play, but maybe not as much as a concert (and if you're in the band, I guess I can see the conflict that arose). I say this as a fan of both styles of entertainment (theater vs. concert). I think Dennis tried to blend them and it was a pretty incredible and unique outcome, but did it kind of come down to, not everyone in the band wanted to be Avant Garde, or at least didn't want to stick with it?

Tom Cruise at 17:41

I wonder, can we have rock music that combats the Left?