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	Blue Oyster Cult CD Reviews
		Blue Oyster Cult's music in the 2000s is in many ways the same as it was in the 1970s - hard rocking, blues-oriented and just damn strong.
		BLUE OYSTER CULT knows it, CMC International knows it, and now, happily, I know it and I want all the BOC fans worldwide to sit up and take notice: BOC is back with a very hot CD and a new tour.
		BLUE OYSTER CULT is: Eric Bloom, guitar, keyboard and vocals; Buck Dharma, guitar keyboard and vocals; Allen Lanier, guitar and keyboards; Danny Miranda, bass and vocals; Chuck Burgi, drums and vocals; Jon Rogers, bass and vocals.
	www.roughedge.com /cdreviews/b/blueoystercult.htm (1617 words)

	Blue Oyster Cult
		Now, with the Blue Oyster Cult, New York has produced its first authentic boogie beast, and with any like this one should be around for awhile.
		Blue Oyster Cult's debut album provided the missing link between the heavy, blues-based rock of the late '60s and the bombastic heavy metal of the '70s and beyond.
		But BOC streamlined the approach, picked up the tempo, overlaid the guitars, brought the rhythm section up in the mix, and de-emphasized the blues, giving the music a machinelike propulsion.
	www.superseventies.com /spblueoystercult2.html (971 words)

	Blue Oyster Cult - Biography Article - Rockpages.gr
		Blue Oyster Cult’s main concern in 1972 was to turn themselves from a bar-band to bigger concert potential outfit.
		Blue Oyster Cult are reforming in 1991 with Ron Riddle being replaced by Chuck Burgi.
		Blue Oyster Cult managed to release records for more that 30 years that they were worthy of their name and their history.
	www.rockpages.gr /tributes/blueoystercult-en.htm (3724 words)

	Blue Oyster Cult
		Blue Öyster Cult was the thinking man's heavy metal group.
		Blue Öyster Cult, their debut album, was released in January 1972 and made the lower reaches of the charts.
		In 1994, Blue Öyster Cult released Cult Classic, an album of re-recorded favorites, in connection with the use of their music in the TV miniseries of horror novelist Stephen King's The Stand.
	www.wirthentertainment.com /blue_oyster_cult.htm (676 words)

	Blue Oyster Cult News
		The rock band Blue Oyster Cult, which has been pleasing audiences around the world with its high-energy stage shows for more than 35 years, will perform tonight at the Clemens Center in Elmira.
		Blue Oyster Cult will bring its famous hook and cross logo and three decades of music to the Clemens Center on Saturday for a 8 p.m.
		Posing as a five-man rock band from New York, the Blue Oyster Cult is actually a collective of high frequency spirits that serve as Grand Masters for the occult.
	www.topix.net /who/blue-oyster-cult (690 words)

	Blue Oyster Cult
		BOC's growth was immediate and overwhelming, as images developed without the self-conscious posing that characterized British heavy metal bands.
		With BOC's image as a rock and roll band only hair-close to critical mass explosion at that point in their lives, one can only imagine the personal changes that each member was going through.
		Blue Oyster Cult's tenth album, Fire of Unknown Origin (1981), marked a second (and final) collaboration with producer Birch, and earned BOC its first top 40 hit in five years with "Burnin' For You," written by Buck and Meltzer.
	www.teaprod.com /blueoystercult.htm (2846 words)

	Blue Öyster Cult - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Blue Öyster Cult is an American rock band formed in 1967 and still active in 2007.
		Additionally, the main villain "Desty Nova" has a name notably similar to the BOC character "Desdinova." Yukito Kishiro, the creator of the series, is openly a fan of 70's hard rock, and has also referenced several Judas Priest songs in his work.
		Blue Öyster Cult was parodied in a sketch aired on a 2000 episode of NBC's famed Saturday Night Live.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Blue_Oyster_Cult (3132 words)

	Blue Oyster Cult
		"Blue Oyster Cult" is a psychedelic/Heavy metal (Music)heavy metal band probably best known for their 1976 single "(Don't Fear) The Reaper" from ''Agents Of Fortune'', and for the 1981 single "Burning For You" from ''Fire of Unknown Origin''.
		Although Blue Öyster Cult is an experimental band, psychedelic may not be a correct descriptive term.
		Blue Oyster Cult was parodied in a 2000 episode of the NBC's famed Saturday Night Live.
	www.artistopia.com /blue-oyster-cult (380 words)

	Blue Oyster Cult (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-07-11)
		The missing link between the Velvet Underground, KISS and the nascent punk-rock movement of the late '70's, Blue Oyster Cult evolved out of the Stalk-Forrest Group which first came together as the psychedelic Soft White Underbelly on the campus of Stony Brook University on Long Island, NY.
		Produced by Pearlman along with Columbia A&R exec Murray Krugman, Blue Oyster Cult's self-titled '72 debut on Columbia, with Its literary lyrics by such seminal writers as R. Meltzer and Patti Smith, was a prescient forerunner of such disparate larger-than-life arena-rockers as Metallica, Megadeth and Guns N' Roses.
		Until then, BOC fans can content themselves with these spanking new, digital versions of their favorite hits, starting with "Don't Fear The Reaper," the classic rock ode to spitting in Death's eye.
	www.catalystclub.com /bios/boc_bio.html (471 words)

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		Blue Oyster Cult evolved from a group called Soft White Underbelly, which was formed in 1967 by up-and-coming rock scribes Sandy Perlman and Richard Meltzer.
		Blue Öyster Cult is a psychedelic/heavy metal band probably best known for their 1976 single "Don't Fear The Reaper" from Agents Of Fortune, 1981 single "Burning For You" from Fire of Unknown Origin, and appearing on the "Heavy Metal" movie soundtrack with "Veteran of the Psychic Wars" which also had lyrics penned by Michael Moorcock.
		Blue Öyster Cult was parodied in a 2000 episode of the NBC's famed Saturday Night Live.
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	Blue Oyster Cult - Uncyclopedia
		Blue Öyster Cult is the name of a pedophilic necropheliac cult who worships the god of the blue öysters.
		ÖriginatÖrs and prÖmÖters Öf the gratuitÖus umlaut, the Blue Öyster Cult cÖntains a number Öf unusual philÖsÖphies and ceremÖnies.
		Buck Dharma - The Blue Öyster Cult strictly rejects the Hindu cÖncept Öf dharma and cÖnsider the belief tÖ be like a mÖnkey Ön Öne's back which must be cast Öff.
	uncyclopedia.org /wiki/Blue_Oyster_Cult (477 words)

	Amazon.com: The Essential Blue Oyster Cult: Music: Blue Öyster Cult (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-07-11)
		The Essential BOC does a pretty good job at showcasing the band's best material, and compared to the 30-40 minute 20th Century Masters series, it looks pretty impressive with its 14 tracks clocking in at 70 minutes.
		I guess Blue Oyster Cult is trying to keep up with Kiss, Lynyrd Skynryd, Aerosmith, The Who, Jethro Tull, The Rolling Stones and all the other 70's has beens.
		Blue Oyster Cult's sound shifted tremendously over the years, and this set proves that.
	www.amazon.com /Essential-Blue-Oyster-Cult/dp/B00008PX8Z (1098 words)

	TCG's Blue Oyster Cult Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-07-11)
		Finally, "Astronomy" qualifies as BOC's version of the great metal-ballad most people associate with "Stairway to Heaven": but "Astronomy" is less saccharine, more coherent, and, at last, better.
		BLUE OYSTER CULT: Their eponymous first album staked BOC's claim as a complete original: a witty, sardonic blues-acid-rock synthesis of sound, the sophistication of which blew the minds of those long numbed by the lame, plodding, lyrically-unimaginative hard rock of the times (again, I speak from my own experience).
		EXTRATERRESTRIAL LIVE: "Roadhouse Blues" is a nice touch, and there are nice, dynamic versions of "Black Blade" and "Dominance and Submission," but I suspect that this made my list, in good part, because of its length (double cassette).
	www.usd.edu /~tgannon/boc.html (1338 words)

	Rolling Stone : Blue Oyster Cult
		At this point, remakes, repackages and live albums outpace new material in the land of Blue Oyster Cult.
		But as they enter their fourth decade of service, BOC are still trying to tap the hot rail to relevancy.
		"This Ain't the Summer of Love," Blue Oyster Cult sneered in 1976, and they meant it, man. BOC were a metal band who sent up hippie spiritualism with their own readymade mythology: the funniest name and lyrics in metal history, plus a cryptic logo that got spray-painted in every parking lot in America.
	www.rollingstone.com /artists/blueoystercult (173 words)

	Blue Oyster Cult Tickets, Blue Oyster Cult Concert Tickets at StubHub! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-07-11)
		Blue Oyster Cult concert tickets are available, and this legendary band personifies "'70's rock" with their hard-edged guitar rifts and searing lyrics.
		Blue Oyster Cult concert tickets will re-introduce you to a time when in-your-face music was at its best, and they always provide a night to remember.
		Since signing their first recording contract, Blue Oyster Cult has released 17 studio and live albums and has sold millions of copies of their work.
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	Hot Rails to Hull: Blue Oyster Cult Gig, Setlist and Review Archive
		Blue Sky Bag is the 'Blue Oyster Cult Features' section - if you have an interview or article or road diary or anything BOC-related which you think might be of interest, don't hesitate to it along.
		It devotes a chapter to each BOC record and examines them track-by-track, using a mixture of personal interviews with the author as well as reprinted quotes from various online and print-based sources, to tell the story of their genesis.
		He was an ever-present figure on the British BOC landscape and it's hard to imagine going to any future Blue Oyster Cult show and him not being there.
	www.hotrails.co.uk (3436 words)

	Amazon.com: Workshop of the Telescopes: Music: Blue Oyster Cult (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-07-11)
		There is little of any value here for the dedicated BOC fan - a mere handful of unreleased tracks that would have largely been better left in the vaults and a questionable selection of "hits" from BOC's catalogue.
		Blue Oyster Cult flirted with dangerous imagery, SM, and biker mythology, making their lure of the forbidden too much to resist.
		The BOC was also being exulted enough that the likes of Ian Hunter could be found co-writing songs ("Going Through The Motions").
	www.amazon.com /Workshop-Telescopes-Blue-Oyster-Cult/dp/B000002A2X (1513 words)

	Rolling Stone : Blue Oyster Cult: Blue Oyster Cult : Music Reviews
		Now, with the Blue Oyster Cult, New York has produced its first authentic boogie beast, and with any luck this one should be around for awhile.
		Which means in front that they have achieved a highly delicate synthesis, uniting the noise which some of us old farts of 23 grew up on and loved with the Zeepelin-Sabbath-Grand Funk juggernaut-rock which many of us have had so much trouble with and which "the kids," of course, thrive on.
		And the Blue Oyster Cult does possess and understand The Sound as we've known and loved it–it's as beautiful as a foot.
	www.rollingstone.com /artists/blueoystercult/albums/album/185387/review/6067531 (730 words)

	Blue Oyster Cult, Playing Along With 'More Cowbell' (washingtonpost.com)
		There was something missing the other night when Blue Oyster Cult, the '70s stadium rockers, kicked into their signature song, "(Don't Fear) The Reaper," in a gig at the Rams Head Tavern in Annapolis.
		But Blue Oyster Cult never really was a "Behind the Music" kind of band.
		According to former BOC bassist Joe Bouchard, an unnamed producer asked his brother, drummer Albert Bouchard, to play the cowbell after the fact.
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-dyn/articles/A46074-2005Jan28.html (839 words)

	Blue Öyster Cult reviews and interviews
		It's 1996, and Blue Öyster Cult are still swimming in the seas of Rock and Metal.
		Blue Öyster Cult are finally back with new material after a ten year absence.
		Blue Öyster Cult are one of the greatest bands in Rock 'n' Roll history and this album continues to demonstrate why that is the case.
	www.ram.org /music/reviews/blue_oyster_cult.html (556 words)

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		Plot: The original founding members of Blue Oyster Cult reunite and bring you this live recording from June 2002.
		Plot: Black Sabbath and Blue Oyster Cult were two of the world's biggest hard rock bands in the 1970s and early 1980s.
		Plot: Set among the white beaches and thunderous waves of Hawaii's North Shore, BLUE CRUSH is an adrenaline-drenched surf picture that boasts a star-making performance...
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		Blue Oyster Cult evolved from a group called Soft White Underbelly, which was formed in 1967 by up-and-coming rock and rollers Sandy Perlman and Richard Meltzer.
		Belly turned Cult and signed with Columbia records in 1971, their lineup having become Eric Bloom, vocals, Allen Lanier, keyboards, Joe Bouchard, bass, Albert Bouchard, drums and the fabulous Donald "Buck Dharma" Roeser on guitar.
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	Blue Oyster Cult – ( GODZILLA TAB )
		# "Godzilla" originally by Blue Oyster Cult here we have the Smashing Pumpkins version, done live venue/location unknown (at least unknown to me) tabbed out by Steve Grogan my own work, started and completed on 10/09/97 This is my first time ever trying to tab out anything, so please forgive any mistakes.
		So what you need to do is take some blues sclaes and just hammer away on them quickly while the other guitarist plays the progression.
		And oh yeah, this song has alot of solos so...do this alot, After the solo we get lyrics, and under them we have: Guitars 1 and 2 RIFF 1 With a purposeful grimace and a terrible sound he pulls the splitting high tension wires down.
	www.guitaretab.com /b/blue-oyster-cult/1926.html (971 words)

	Blue Oyster Cult (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-07-11)
		The genesis of Blue Öyster Cult lay in the musical ambitions of rock writers Sandy Pearlman and Richard Meltzer.
		Sustained by continued in-concert popularity, notably on the Black And Blue tour with Black Sabbath, elsewhere predictability had crept into their studio work.
		Imaginos in 1988 was the band's reinterpretation of a Bouchard solo album that had never been released.
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	Blue Oyster Cult
		The band has all of their parts nailed like road-tested veterans and it’s interesting to hear all of the vocal parts accented in a much different way than on the studio albums.
		Not being a Blue Oyster Cult cult member, I was only marginally familiar with some of the bands lesser-known songs, but one tune that stuck out in my mind (other than the band’s three radio hits) was the instrumental “Buck’s Boogie.” This jam highlights the guitar work of singer/vocalist Donald “Buck Dharma” Roeser.
		The album’s closer, and arguably the biggest Blue Oyster Cult hit, “Don’t Fear the Reaper,” rocks along at a faster than studio pace.
	www.avrev.com /music/revs/blueoyster.shtml (947 words)

	Blue Öyster Cult - AOL Music
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	Blue Oyster Cult
		The threads that eventually wove together to create Blue Öyster Cult got their start in upstate New York.
		The next year, the band reformed and played the same circuits as “Travesty” (named after the Blues Project album).
		Through all this, their studies fell by the wayside, and both Albert and Donald decided to quit college to concentrate on playing music full-time.
	www.onlinetalent.com /Blueoyster_Cult.htm (556 words)

	Blue Oyster Cult
		Blue Oyster Cult" (1972) - Single: "Cities on Flame with Rock 'n Roll" - Without a doubt, one of the strongest debut efforts I've ever heard...by anybody.
		Blue Oyster Cult / Tyranny and Mutation / Secret Treaties" (box set) (1996) - BOC's first three albums wrapped up in a neat package, a great way to get these great albums at a reasonable price.
		The Blue Oyster Cult (BOC) FAQ Man's Webpage
	www.classicwebs.com /boc.htm (286 words)

	Blue Öyster Cult \| Biography \| MTV
		The band that became Blue Öyster Cult was organized in 1967 at Stony Brook College on Long Island by students (and later rock critics) Sandy Pearlman and Richard Meltzer as Soft White Underbelly and consisted of Andy Winters (bass), Donald "Buck Dharma" Roeser (guitar), John Wiesenthal --...
		Columbia sent a promotional EP, Live Bootleg, to radio stations in October, and followed with BÖC's second album, Tyranny & Mutation, in February 1973.
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