Chicago has been around since the late 60's. They've released more than 30 albums, they've NEVER broken up, and if you ask me, I think they're only getting better with age, since they've been around for almost 50 years. Some people dismiss them because they made a bunch of ballads, and I can understand that, because alot of their big hits were ballads, but they need to look above and beyond and remember there was more to them than that. They were unique for being one of the first rock bands to incorporate a horns section into their sound. I've been a fan of theirs since 2004. And some of their songs I think are some of the greatest songs of all time. TRIVIA:Many people think that their song "25 or 6 to 4", which is one of my top 10 favorite songs of theirs BTW, is about drugs, but it's not, it's about a musician trying to write a song within 25 or 6 minutes to 4 in the morning. I think that song is also a good song for race car driving IMO. But we can't forget these either: Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is? Beginnings Make Me Smile Saturday In The Part Dialogue (Part I & II) Call On Me Happy Man Feelin' Stronger Every Day If You Leave Me Now No Tell Lover Street Player (aka their disco song) Hard To Say I'm Sorry/Get Away Love Me Tomorrow Stay The Night Hard Habit To Break You're The Inspiration Will You Still Love Me? If She Would Have Been Faithful... I Don't Wanna Live Without Your Love Look Away What Kind Of Man Would I Be? Sleeping In The Middle Of The Bed Here In My Heart Feel (the version with the horns, not the version you hear on the radio and at Walgreens) And some of these songs have also really cheered me up when I've had a bad day a couple of times. That's how powerful their music is. The kind of songs that separate the clouds and bring out the sun. Especially the feel good classics like Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?, Make Me Smile, and Saturday In The Park. Call On Me is great too! And the cover for Chicago X is one of my all time favorite album covers. Also, I can't think of any other bands who had the balls to make their first three albums double albums, and their fourth a quadruple album.