Also, any thoughtful/thinking-man BOC fan would consider "Godzilla" a piece o' late period fluff n' stuff,... check the black and white albums, Blue Oyster Cult, Tyranny and Mutation & Secret Treaties! (preferably on mushrooms) & Have mercy!
Also, any thoughtful/thinking-man-BOC fan would consider "Godzilla" a piece o' late period fluff n' stuff,... check the black and white albums, "Blue Oyster Cult", "Tyranny and Mutation" & Secret Treaties! (preferably on mushrooms & a bonfire of Mastodon CDs!) Heck!...with proper management these boys coulda been bigger than Scientology!
Also, cyber punk daddy John Shirley wrote lyrics for them as well. His rock science fiction novel "City Come A Walkin" is still an underground classic, and his horror fiction is sublime. This is especially noteworthy as he is a NW boy, an early punk who grew up in Salem, OR and founded Sado Nation in Portland (but left before they became neo-Nazi).
I got one of their albums in '81 or so. Until 3 minutes ago, I had no idea they were considered heavy metal, or that heavy metal existed back then. And here I owned a heavy metal album for, like, two decades! More like the unawares man's heavy metal.
I rescued a single from the discard bin at my college radio station: "Career of Evil" / "Dominance and Submission". One of those songs had lyrics by Patti Smith.
hey, when I was a liquor store delivery driver in Great Neck, Long Island, circa 1975, I used to deliver to Eric Bloom, he had a nice apartment. Nothing special as far as a tipper, if my burned out memory is worth anything.
I think you mean Hamburg...
Also, any thoughtful/thinking-man BOC fan would consider "Godzilla" a piece o' late period fluff n' stuff,... check the black and white albums, Blue Oyster Cult, Tyranny and Mutation & Secret Treaties! (preferably on mushrooms) & Have mercy!
I think you mean Hamburg...
Also, any thoughtful/thinking-man-BOC fan would consider "Godzilla" a piece o' late period fluff n' stuff,... check the black and white albums, "Blue Oyster Cult", "Tyranny and Mutation" & Secret Treaties! (preferably on mushrooms & a bonfire of Mastodon CDs!) Heck!...with proper management these boys coulda been bigger than Scientology!
She's as Beautiful as a Foot has got to be one of the best hair metal songs ever. I don't think Patti Smith had anything to do with that one though.
I rescued a single from the discard bin at my college radio station: "Career of Evil" / "Dominance and Submission". One of those songs had lyrics by Patti Smith.