Rock on! "I'm OK" is such an underrated gem from Styx's 1978 album Pieces of Eight . It’s got that perfect mix of Dennis DeYoung’s theatrical keyboards and that driving classic rock energy.

Throwing it back to one of the best deep cuts from the 1978 masterpiece Pieces of Eight . Styx really knew how to turn a personal sentiment into a cinematic experience. 🎵 Styx — I’m OK" Album: Pieces of Eight (released September 1978). Credits: Written by Dennis DeYoung and James "JY" Young .

The song features a massive pipe organ recorded at the Cathedral of St. James in Chicago, which gives it that huge, cathedral-like sound in the intro.

Option 1: The Deep-Cut Appreciation (Best for Facebook or Reddit)

"Can we talk about the organ intro on Styx’s 'I’m OK'? 🎹🔥

Does this make anyone else's 'all-time favorites' list? Or is it still flying under the radar?" Option 2: Short & Punchy (Best for X/Twitter)

Styx - I'm Ok -

Rock on! "I'm OK" is such an underrated gem from Styx's 1978 album Pieces of Eight . It’s got that perfect mix of Dennis DeYoung’s theatrical keyboards and that driving classic rock energy.

Throwing it back to one of the best deep cuts from the 1978 masterpiece Pieces of Eight . Styx really knew how to turn a personal sentiment into a cinematic experience. 🎵 Styx — I’m OK" Album: Pieces of Eight (released September 1978). Credits: Written by Dennis DeYoung and James "JY" Young . Styx - I'm OK

The song features a massive pipe organ recorded at the Cathedral of St. James in Chicago, which gives it that huge, cathedral-like sound in the intro. Rock on

Option 1: The Deep-Cut Appreciation (Best for Facebook or Reddit) Throwing it back to one of the best

"Can we talk about the organ intro on Styx’s 'I’m OK'? 🎹🔥

Does this make anyone else's 'all-time favorites' list? Or is it still flying under the radar?" Option 2: Short & Punchy (Best for X/Twitter)