Hello Glen,
I’m an 18-year-old Styx fan, have all your solo albums, and met you in South Bend, Indiana last year. I just got your new album and I really like the varied song styles. In response to the question you posed about “Roses,” yes it does sound ’80s, but that’s what makes it cool! 신용카드현금화
My mom and I got a real kick out of watching the videos; the one for “BAM!” with the Bob Dylan-esque cue cards was funny. (Has anyone else realized that the cue card thing came from Bob?) I wanted to know if the girl in the “Another” video is Darla? It looked to me like the same girl from the CD Rom pix. The woman in the “Roses” video isn’t Rosie, is it? By the way, Sally did a pretty good job with the “Cry” video too. My fave video was “Kiss Your Ass Goodbye” with you playing all the parts; hilarious!
You did a great job on Welcome to Hollywood. Let’s hope it’s not another eight years before you do your next solo album!
Andrea from Indiana
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In response to your questions and comments:
1. The girl in the “Another” video is an actress in Montreal who I recently was informed I mispelled her name on the album credits (and I’m horrified by this error, honest). Her name (I hope) is Jessica and I’ve never met her. Director Meg Furihata chose her for the video.
2. Yes, my Rosie appears in the “Roses” video, and just the other day someone reminded her of this, to which HER reaction was horror.
3. I covered the “BAM!” video in another “Dear Glen” post from you (“18 yr old Andrea from Indiana, early ’04”) 신용카드현금화
So, as you can see, the “Welcome To Hollywood” DVD is apparently the cause of great trauma here in the Burtnik house.
(Kidding, I think)
Glen