What makes Good Time Warrior by Lucifer's Friend notable?

Good Time Warrior is notable for its critical reception, garnering attention in the progressive rock scene for its ambitious compositions and lyrical depth. The album showcased Lucifer's Friend's ability to bridge commercial appeal with complex musical structures, contributing to their reputation as pioneers within the genre during the late '70s. Released in 1978, Good Time Warrior is Lucifer's Friend's fourth studio album, following their self-titled debut in 1970 and the more commercially successful album, Banquet. At this point in their career, the band was exploring a more polished sound while maintaining their roots in progressive rock, reflecting a shift towards mainstream accessibility without sacrificing artistic integrity.

How many songs are on Good Time Warrior?

Good Time Warrior has 8 tracks, running approximately 42 minutes.

Good Time Warrior

Lucifer's Friend · 1978

42 min · 8 tracks · progressive rock

A blend of melodic rock and progressive elements, intertwining introspective lyrics with expansive instrumentation.

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Old Man Roller — This opening track sets the tone for the album with its engaging rhythm and vivid storytelling about life's ups and downs.
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I'll Meet You in L.A. — This song features an infectious chorus and encapsulates the theme of longing intertwined with the allure of city life, making it a standout.
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Warriors — The epic ten-minute title track exemplifies the band's progressive rock roots, showcasing intricate arrangements and thematic depth that resonate throughout the album.

Tracklist

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1 Old Man Roller 4:21
2 I'll Meet You in L.A. 4:08
3 My Love 6:03
4 Good Times 4:25
5 Little Dancer 4:07
6 Sweet Little Lady 4:42
7 Gamblin' Man 4:35
8 Warriors 10:12

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