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Format: CD
Release Date: Jun 26, 2001
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Blue Oyster Cult: Albert Bouchard (vocals, acoustic guitar, harmonica, drums, percussion); Allen Lanier (vocals, guitar, keyboards, bass); Donald "Buck Dharma" Roeser (vocals, guitar, synthesizer, percussion); Eric Bloom (vocals, guitar, percussion); Joe Bouchard (vocals, piano, bass). .
Additional Personnel: Patti Smith (vocals); The Brecker Brothers (horns).
Producers: Murray Krugman, Sandy Pearlman, David Lucas.
Recorded at The Record Plant, New York, New York in 1975 & 1976. Originally released on Columbia (34164). Includes liner notes by Lenny Kaye.
Personnel: Allen Lanier (vocals, guitar, keyboards); Donald Roeser (vocals, guitar, synthesizer, percussion); Eric Bloom (vocals, guitar, percussion); Albert Bouchard (vocals, acoustic guitar, harmonica, drums, percussion); Joe Bouchard (vocals, piano); Michael Brecker, Randy Brecker (horns).
Liner Note Author: Lenny Kaye.
Recording information: The Record Plant, New York, NY (1975-1976).
Photographers: Lynn Goldsmith; Don Hunstein; Fin Costello; Simon Fowler .
Arranger: The Cult.
Feted by heavy metal fans, this was a much broader album that put them in touch with AOR radio, and consequently took them out of their heavy rock ghetto. The ace in their tarot pack was the entrancing and enchanting "Don't Fear The Reaper" - the greatest song that the original Byrds never wrote. Flowing and chiming it put the band in the pop charts with a song of rare quality and consequently pushed this album's sales. The other tracks struggle to compete with the Reaper, but there are moments, especially with "The Revenge Of Vera Gemini," on which Patti Smith narrates.
Additional Personnel: Patti Smith (vocals); The Brecker Brothers (horns).
Producers: Murray Krugman, Sandy Pearlman, David Lucas.
Recorded at The Record Plant, New York, New York in 1975 & 1976. Originally released on Columbia (34164). Includes liner notes by Lenny Kaye.
Personnel: Allen Lanier (vocals, guitar, keyboards); Donald Roeser (vocals, guitar, synthesizer, percussion); Eric Bloom (vocals, guitar, percussion); Albert Bouchard (vocals, acoustic guitar, harmonica, drums, percussion); Joe Bouchard (vocals, piano); Michael Brecker, Randy Brecker (horns).
Liner Note Author: Lenny Kaye.
Recording information: The Record Plant, New York, NY (1975-1976).
Photographers: Lynn Goldsmith; Don Hunstein; Fin Costello; Simon Fowler .
Arranger: The Cult.
Feted by heavy metal fans, this was a much broader album that put them in touch with AOR radio, and consequently took them out of their heavy rock ghetto. The ace in their tarot pack was the entrancing and enchanting "Don't Fear The Reaper" - the greatest song that the original Byrds never wrote. Flowing and chiming it put the band in the pop charts with a song of rare quality and consequently pushed this album's sales. The other tracks struggle to compete with the Reaper, but there are moments, especially with "The Revenge Of Vera Gemini," on which Patti Smith narrates.
Tracks:
1 - This Ain't the Summer of Love
2 - True Confessions
3 - (Don't Fear) The Reaper
4 - E.T.I. (Extra Terrestrial Intelligence)
5 - Revenge of Vera Gemini
6 - Sinful Love
7 - Tattoo Vampire
8 - Morning Final
9 - Tenderloin
10 - Debbie Denise
11 - Fire of Unknown Origin [Original Version]
12 - Sally
13 - (Don't Fear) The Reaper
14 - Dance the Night Away
2 - True Confessions
3 - (Don't Fear) The Reaper
4 - E.T.I. (Extra Terrestrial Intelligence)
5 - Revenge of Vera Gemini
6 - Sinful Love
7 - Tattoo Vampire
8 - Morning Final
9 - Tenderloin
10 - Debbie Denise
11 - Fire of Unknown Origin [Original Version]
12 - Sally
13 - (Don't Fear) The Reaper
14 - Dance the Night Away