If you like Kilroy Was Here...
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James Taylor - That's Why I'm Here - LP
$12.00James Taylor's smooth, introspective style and storytelling align well with the theatrical elements found in Styx's work. His lyrical depth and melodic sensibility will resonate with fans of 'Kilroy Was Here'.
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Kansas - Song For America - LP
$12.00Kansas offers a similar blend of progressive rock and melodic hooks, making their 'Song For America' a fitting companion to Styx's theatrical soundscapes and rich harmonies.
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Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush - Tales of the Unexpected LP
$14.00Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush bring a hard rock edge with a psychedelic twist, echoing the adventurous spirit of Styx's concept-driven albums while maintaining a classic rock vibe.
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REO Speedwagon - You Get What You Play For - LP
$12.00REO Speedwagon's energetic arena rock and catchy choruses are reminiscent of Styx's style, making their live album a great pick for fans who appreciate that classic rock sound.
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James Gang - Rides Again - LP
$24.00James Gang's blend of rock and blues offers a gritty edge that complements Styx's polished sound, providing a deeper cut for those looking to explore similar musical territories.
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REO Speedwagon - Two - LP
$10.00REO Speedwagon's 'Two' features the same arena rock flair and melodic sensibility that Styx fans will enjoy, making it a solid recommendation for those who appreciate catchy rock anthems.
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James Gang - Newborn - Vinyl, LP, Album
$28.00James Gang's 'Newborn' captures the essence of 70s rock with a blend of hard-hitting riffs and melodic undertones, resonating well with the progressive elements found in Styx's music.
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The Young Rascals - Collections - LP
$10.00The Young Rascals' sound, while rooted in the 60s, carries a soulful groove that can appeal to fans of Styx's more melodic and harmonious tracks, offering a nice contrast to their theatricality.
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