Styx: Kilroy Was Here

1983
10 min

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Comedy Music Sci-Fi Short Thriller

Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaIntro for the concept album/rock opera 'Kilroy Was Here' by rock band Styx. A rebel fan motivates a jailed rock star framed for murder by the fundamentalist dictator of Orwellian future Amer... Ler tudoIntro for the concept album/rock opera 'Kilroy Was Here' by rock band Styx. A rebel fan motivates a jailed rock star framed for murder by the fundamentalist dictator of Orwellian future America where all rock music is banned to escape.Intro for the concept album/rock opera 'Kilroy Was Here' by rock band Styx. A rebel fan motivates a jailed rock star framed for murder by the fundamentalist dictator of Orwellian future America where all rock music is banned to escape.

Direção
- Brian Gibson
- Jerry Kramer
Roteiristas
- Dennis DeYoung
- Brian Gibson
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Direção
- Brian Gibson
- Jerry Kramer
Roteiristas
- Dennis DeYoung
- Brian Gibson
Artistas

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This short film was created as an introduction to the "Kilroy Was Here" concert show, which was presented as a cross between a theatrical production and a rock concert, including costumes, scripted dialogue, and a loose narrative. The film is included at the beginning of the home-video version of the concert, "Caught In The Act".

Conexões
Featured in Styx: Caught in the Act (1984)

Trilhas sonoras
Borrowed Time
Written by Dennis DeYoung and Tommy Shaw
Performed by Dennis DeYoung, Tommy Shaw, James Young, Chuck Panozzo and John Panozzo (as Styx)
[The hackers play the clip of the song.]

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6/10

... And I always thought this was a feature-length piece.

The way I've seen and heard the album described online lead me to believe it was the soundtrack for an entire move. At least, the videos from the album had a feature film feel to them.

After seeing this short on YouTube, the album really comes together with the storyline. Each track now fits into the "bigger picture" that this video creates, and how those tracks complete the story. It's amazing how a simple 10-minute piece like this can make an entire story while some feature-length pieces totally blow the story in favor of effects, actor presence, etc. It makes me wish that Styx & Brian Gibson would have done a full-length version.

If you didn't like the album, try listening to it again *AFTER* watching this video. You may be surprised.

(BTW, yes, the song is where I got my handle from.)