Styx
Equinox
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| 1 Light Up | ![]() |
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| 2 Lorelei | ![]() |
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| 3 Mother Dear | ![]() |
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| 4 Lonely Child | ![]() |
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| 5 Midnight Ride | ![]() |
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| 6 Born For Adventure | ![]() |
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| 7 Prelude 12 | ![]() |
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| 8 Suite Madame Blue | ![]() |
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AMG Review of Equinox
Mike DeGagne
All Music GuideEquinox produced Styx's first single with A&M, the highly spirited "Lorelei," which found its way to number 27 on the charts. Although it was the only song to chart from Equinox, the album itself is a benchmark in the band's career since it includes an instrumental nature reminiscent of their early progressive years, yet hints toward a more commercial-sounding future in its lyrics. "Light Up" is a brilliant display of keyboard bubbliness, with De Young's vocals in full bloom, while "Lonely Child" and "Suite Madame Blue" show tighter songwriting and a slight drift toward radio amicability. Still harboring their synthesizer-led dramatics alongside Dennis De Young's exaggerated vocal approach, the material on Equinox was a firm precursor of what was to come . After Equinox, guitarist John Curulewski parted ways with the band, replaced by Tommy Shaw, who debuted on 1976's Crystal Ball album.







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