Multi-platinum album selling legends Styx dig deep into their rock arsenal and release on DVD for the first time their concert video CAUGHT IN THE ACT.Recorded during their KILROY WAS HERE tour in 1983 this concert video centers around this concept album s theme of a futuristic society where rock n roll is banned by the masses. Remastered in 5.1 surround experience the band s classic hits at the height of their career like Mr. Roboto and Don t Let It End as well as their concert staples like Come Sail Away Blue Collar Man and Too Much Time On My Hands. As an extra bonus the Styx video archive has been included featuring their four pre-MTV music videos for Babe Borrowed Time Boat On The River (all from 1979) and Come Sail Away (from 1977). Also included are all of their music videos from the concept album KILROY WAS HERE including Heavy Metal Poisoning Don t Let It End Haven t We Been Here Before and Mr. Roboto along with four more music videos making this the ultimate Styx fans dream come true --------------------------------------------------------------------------------The Videos are: 1. Come Sail Away (1977 Promo video) 2. Borrowed Time (1979 Promo video) 3. Babae (1979 Promo video) 4. Boat On The River (1979 Promo video) 5. A.D. 1928 / Rockin' The Paradise (Music Video) 6. The Best Of Times (Music Video) 7. Too Much Time On My Hands (Music Video) 8. Mr. Roboto (Music Video) 9. Don't Let It End (Music Video) 10. Heavy Metal Poisoning (Music Video) 11. Haven't We Been Here Before? (Music Video) 12. Music Time (Music Video) Styx was at the height of its success in the early 1980s, with their '81 concept album PARADISE THEATRE transforming the band into huge arena rockers. So in 1983 they decided to test out a different format, producing this full-length concert film, which was shot during their Kilroy Was Here tour. The show is highly conceptual, and is based around a dystopian future society that isn't allowed access to rock music. Among the hits included are "Too Much Time On My Hands," "Come Sail Away," and "Mr. Roboto."