Lucifer's Friend

Vinyl Records and Rare LPs:

	Good Time Warrior Used - LP - 6E-159 1978 Butterfly Label Original In Custom Inner Sleeve. more
	I'm Just A Rock 'N' Roll Singer New - LP - BG 1008 Sealed 1974 Original. Features Herb Geller On Soprano Sax. more
	Lucifer's Friend New - LP - 1002 Sealed 1973 U.S. First Pressing. Released In Germany In 1970 As Philips 6305 068 919. Super Energetic German Rock Group With More Than A Passing Resemblance To Led Zeppelin. more
	Lucifer's Friend Used - LP - 1002 Rare 1973 U.S. First Pressing. Released In Germany In 1970 As Philips 6305 068 919. Super Energetic German Rock Group With More Than A Passing Resemblance To Led Zeppelin. Unplayed Condition. more
	Lucifer's Friend Used - LP - 1002 Beautiful 1973 White Label Original Housed In A Gatefold Jacket. Appears Unplayed. “Although They Would Develop A More Prog-Influenced Style, This Debut Album Finds Lucifer's Friend Living Up To Their Sinister Name By Performing Heavy, Keyboard-Textured Rock In The Vein Of Deep Purple Or Uriah Heep. It Gets Off To A Thunderous Start With "Ride The Sky," A Punchy Rocker Built On A Rumbling, Guitar-Fuelled Melody Reminiscent Of "The Immigrant Song" By Led Zeppelin. From There, The Band Works Its Way Through A Series Of Songs That Combine Heavy Guitar Riffs With Often-Complex Arrangements That Border On Prog Rock: "Keep Goin'" Builds From Organ-Led Verses Into A Guitar-Dense Jam Driven Home By John Lawton's Wailing Vocals, And The Title Track Effectively Contrasts Heavy Guitar-Laden Verses With An Eerie Chorus Full Odd Keyboard And Vocal Effects To Create Its Spooky Atmosphere. Another Highlight Is "In The Time Of Job When Mammon Was A Yippie," An Eccentric But Fun Rocker Featuring Lawton Delivering An Odd Take On Biblical History Over A Steady Hard Rock Groove From The Band. A Downside Of The Album Is That It Lacks The Varied Instrumental Textures That Would Make Lucifer's Friend's Later Work So Interesting, But It Makes Up For This Problem With A Consistently High Level Of Energy, Clever Arrangements, And A Full-Throttle Vocal Performance From Lawton. All In All, Lucifer's Friend Is A Solid Debut And A Worthwhile Album For Any Listener Interested In The Roots Of Heavy Metal.” Donald A. Guarisco, AMG. more
	Lucifer's Friend Used - LP - 1002 Beautiful 1973 White Label Original With The Original Billingsgate Inner Sleeve. Clean Cut Out Hole. Appears Unplayed. “Although They Would Develop A More Prog-Influenced Style, This Debut Album Finds Lucifer's Friend Living Up To Their Sinister Name By Performing Heavy, Keyboard-Textured Rock In The Vein Of Deep Purple Or Uriah Heep. It Gets Off To A Thunderous Start With "Ride The Sky," A Punchy Rocker Built On A Rumbling, Guitar-Fuelled Melody Reminiscent Of "The Immigrant Song" By Led Zeppelin. From There, The Band Works Its Way Through A Series Of Songs That Combine Heavy Guitar Riffs With Often-Complex Arrangements That Border On Prog Rock: "Keep Goin'" Builds From Organ-Led Verses Into A Guitar-Dense Jam Driven Home By John Lawton's Wailing Vocals, And The Title Track Effectively Contrasts Heavy Guitar-Laden Verses With An Eerie Chorus Full Odd Keyboard And Vocal Effects To Create Its Spooky Atmosphere. Another Highlight Is "In The Time Of Job When Mammon Was A Yippie," An Eccentric But Fun Rocker Featuring Lawton Delivering An Odd Take On Biblical History Over A Steady Hard Rock Groove From The Band. A Downside Of The Album Is That It Lacks The Varied Instrumental Textures That Would Make Lucifer's Friend's Later Work So Interesting, But It Makes Up For This Problem With A Consistently High Level Of Energy, Clever Arrangements, And A Full-Throttle Vocal Performance From Lawton. All In All, Lucifer's Friend Is A Solid Debut And A Worthwhile Album For Any Listener Interested In The Roots Of Heavy Metal.” Donald A. Guarisco, AMG. more
	Mean Machine Used - LP - 5E 559 1981 Original. more
	Mean Machine Used - LP - 5E 559 Rare 1981 White Label Promo With Gold Promo Stamp On Cover. Appears Unplayed. more
	Mind Exploding Used - LP - JXS 7030 Rare 1976 Original. more
	Mind Exploding Used - LP - JXS 7030 1976 Original With Cut Corner. more
	Sneak Me In New - LP - 6E 265 Sealed 1980 Original. Clean Cut Out Hole. more
	Where The Groupies Killed The Blues Used - LP - PPSD 98008 1975 Original With Insert. more

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