Mean Machine is the eighth album by Lucifer's Friend

Lucifer's Friend

Lucifer's Friend was a 1970s German Rock band. Allmusic author, Eduardo Rivadavia, noted the group as, "early practitioners of heavy metal and progressive rock." They also incorporated elements of jazz into their music. The band have also been cited as one of the pioneers of doom metal.-History:The...

. On this album the band returns to their heavy metal roots, albeit with less of the Hammond organ found on the first album. However, by this time the band had lost its core following years ago and it was too late to recover. Lucifer's Friend lasted a year after the album's release and then finally broke up. John Lawton would join the hard rock bands, Rebel and ZAR. Lucifer's Friend would reunite in 1993 and would release Sumo Grip

Sumo Grip

Sumo Grip is the ninth and final album by Lucifer's Friend. This album once again displays the wide variety of styles Lucifer's Friend is famous for throughout their previous albums, living up to the "no album is the same" moniker...

in 1994 and would breakup for the final time in 1996.

Hey Driver

Song become the best song of the band in voteing in facebook in "Lucifer's Friend" official page.

Track listing

1. One Way Street to Heartbreak - 4:35
2. Hey Driver - 4:11
3. Fire and Rain - 4:40
4. Mean Machine - 1:08
5. Cool Hand Killer - 4:58
6. Action - 4:00
7. Born to the City - 4:12
8. One Night Sensation - 4:44
9. Let Me Down Slow - 3:37
10. Bye Bye Sadie - 3:18

Personnel

• John Lawton
  John Lawton (musician)
  John Lawton is a rock and roll and blues vocalist best known for his work with Lucifer's Friend, Uriah Heep and the Les Humphries Singers.-Biography:...
  
  - Lead Vocals
• Peter Hecht - Keyboards
• Dieter Horns - Bass/Vocals
• Peter Hesslein - Lead Guitars/Vocals
• Herbert Bornhold - Drums
• Adrian Askew - keyboards