Come Sail Away" and "Mr. Roboto," named for a river from the Greek underworld.
One song by this band notes that "America spells competition, join us in our blind ambition / Get yourself a brand new motor car" and begins by welcoming the listener to "The Grand Illusion." One of their albums focuses on Jonathan Chance's quest to save rock and roll from the oppression of Dr. Righteous, and includes the single "Don't Let it End." The vocalist on one of their songs sees a "gathering of angels" appear above his head before climbing "aboard their starship and heading to the skies," while the singer of another of their songs exclaims "The time has come at last, to throw away this mask," after thanking the title automaton in Japanese. Led by Dennis DeYoung, FTP, name this band behind "Come Sail Away" and "Mr. Roboto," named for a river from the Greek underworld.
One song by this band notes that "America spells competition, join us in our blind ambition / Get yourself a brand new motor car" and begins by welcoming the listener to "The Grand Illusion.
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