Godzilla!Originally posted by: Son of a N00b
Do they have any other good songs besides dont fear the reeper?
Indeed....more cowbell.Originally posted by: edmicman
It needs more cowbell, though.
Originally posted by: edmicman
It needs more cowbell, though.
"This ain't the summer of love," snarled Blue Oyster Cult singer Eric Bloom, resplendent in studs and black leather, back in 1976 on the band's platinum-plus best seller, Agents of Fortune, and the sentiment is perhaps even more revealing today.
Blue Oyster Cult's new album, "Cult Classic" on Herald Records, distributed by Caroline, includes state-of-the-art digital re-recordings of the band's greatest hits, featuring the version on "Don't Fear The Reaper" heard in Stephen King's TV mini-series, "The Stand", and a new take on "Godzilla," which will serve as the theme music for a TNT "Godzilla-thon" movie special. In addition, the group has re-cut "Burning For You," "Cities On Flame With Rock & Roll," "Flaming Telepaths," the aforementioned "This Ain't The Summer Of Love" and a brand-new studio recording of the classic live guitar jam, "Buck's Boogie," among others.
"It was fun to go back and re-record these songs with the arrangements that have evolved over time and in a lot more hi-fi manner than we could previously," says Bloom.
Originally posted by: Scarpozzi
Indeed....more cowbell.Originally posted by: edmicman
It needs more cowbell, though.
Originally posted by: GagHalfrunt
They have a ton of great songs, it's just that very few people know anything beyond Don't Fear the Reaper and Godzilla. Pick up any of their early albums, all excellent stuff, just very few hits. If you're going to download a few to test, try "Cities on Flame with Rock and Roll", "The Red and the Black", "This Ain't the Summer of Love", "Black Blade" or "Seven Screaming Dizbusters"
Originally posted by: Triumph
Awesome band! They have great stuff. Self titled album and Secret Treaties are two greats. Other favorite albums are Tyranny & Mutation, and Fire of Unknown Origin.
Originally posted by: desy
Veteran of a thousand psychic wars
You see me now, a veteran
Of a thousand psychic wars
I've been living on the edge so long
Where the winds of limbo roar
And I'm young enough to look at
And far too old to see
All the scars are on the inside
I'm not sure that there's anything left of me
Originally posted by: Scarpozzi
Indeed....more cowbell.Originally posted by: edmicman
It needs more cowbell, though.