Daughter of Time
Colosseum · 1970
42 min · 8 tracks · progressive rock
A rich tapestry of progressive rock that intertwines jazz influences with lyrical depth and intricate instrumentation.
Why this album works
'Daughter of Time' is notable for its ambitious blend of genres and its critical reception, particularly from outlets like Rolling Stone which praised its innovative approach. The album also contributed to Colosseum's legacy within the progressive rock genre, influencing subsequent artists with its experimental soundscapes.
- Best for
- dynamic emotional journeys long immersive listening sessions layered dense sonic textures
- Context
- Released in December 1970, 'Daughter of Time' was Colosseum's fourth studio album, following their critically acclaimed 'Valentyne Suite.' This period marked a creative peak for the band as they explored more complex arrangements and themes, solidifying their place in the British progressive rock scene.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Emerson, Lake & Palmer· Procol Harum· King Crimson
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Three Score and Ten, Amen Standout 5:39
- 2 Time Lament 6:13
- 3 Take Me Back to Doomsday 4:26
- 4 The Daughter of Time Standout 3:33
- 5 Theme for an Imaginary Western Standout 4:07
- 6 Bring Out Your Dead 4:19
- 7 Downhill and Shadows 6:13
- 8 The Time Machine 8:05
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