Equator: Limited Smokey Vinyl LP Foals Everlast grabs the listener's attention

Everlast grabs the listener's attention and refuses to let go on such wildly entertaining fare as "Back From the Dead

scattered and lost too

though in retrospect

It builds towards a gang chant call-and-response before a lead rips

recorded over three days at Sorcerer Sound in Soho was engineered by Jay Newland who had worked on Etta James’ Billie Holiday tribute record ‘Mystery Girl’

Equator: Limited Smokey Vinyl LP Foals Everlast grabs the listener's attentionEquator is the sixteenth studio album by the British rock band Uriah Heep, released in 1985. It marked a departure from their earlier progressive rock sound towards a more commercial and accessible style, incorporating elements of pop rock and AOR, It peaked at #79 in the UK albums chart. The album features a lineup consisting of Mick Box (guitar), Lee Kerslake (drums, vocals), Trevor Bolder (bass guitar, vocals), Phil Lanzon (keyboards), and Peter