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Eyes. "Harvester of Eyes." From BOC's third album, "Secret Treaties." Thanks for playing and Rock On!
Dominance and Submission. "Dominance and Submission." From BOC's third album, "Secret Treaties." "Tyranny and Mutation" was an album title, we're going for song titles.
Evil. "Career of Evil." From BOC's third album, "Secret Treaties."
Dog. "Baby Ice Dog." From BOC's second album, "Tyranny and Mutation".
The Salmon Salt. "Mistress of the Salmon Salt (Quicklime Girl)." From BOC's second album, "Tyranny and Mutation."
7. "7 Screaming Diz-Busters." From BOC's second album, "Tyranny and Mutation."
A foot. "She's as Beautiful as a Foot." Pedophiles? From the first album, "Blue Oyster Cult."
A Redcap. "Before the Kiss a Redcap." From the first album, "Blue Oyster Cult."
The Stars. "Stairway to the Stars." From the first album, "Blue Oyster Cult."
Columbia. Probably still are for all I know. Personally, I gave up on them after they came out with "Don't Fear the Reaper."
"Agents of Fortune". Although both "Secret Treaties" and the double live album "On Your Feet Or On Your Knees" were very popular with Cult fans, it took "Don't Fear the Reaper" to bring "Agents of Fortune" to Gold status. I hope you enjoyed the quiz. Be sure to check out www.blueoystercult.com for all Cult information.
| What is the first song on the first Blue Oyster Cult album ("Blue Oyster Cult")? | Blue Oyster Cult
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"Transmaniacon M. C.". "Cities on Flame with Rock and Roll" is later (track 8) of "Blue Oyster Cult", "See You in Black" is off the recent album "Heaven Forbid", and "White Flags" is the first track on the album "Club Ninja".
| The album "Tyranny and Mutation" is divided into two sides. What are the names of the two sides? | Blue Oyster Cult
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The Red and the Black. The liner notes for "Tyranny and Mutation" say the Red "is more fully revved" and the "texture is crisper and brighter". In contrast, the Black has "more folk-rock melodies and glittery arpeggios" which suggest a "chill and ghostly and feminine" sound.
"Twilight Hotel". "Twilight Hotel" is by Quiet Riot. "Nosferatu" was off "Spectres", "She's as Beautiful As a Foot" came off the eponymous debut album, and "7 Screaming Diz-Busters" was on "Tyranny and Mutation". Isn't it a sign of artistry to write a song called "She's as Beutiful As a Foot" and have it actually be good?
| On what album do you find the songs "Fireworks" and "Death Valley Nights"? | Blue Oyster Cult
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"Spectres". The most recognizable song off of "Spectres" is "Godzilla".
| The most commonly heard Blue Oyster Cult song is a 1976 hit off of "Agents of Fortune". What is it? | Blue Oyster Cult
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"Don't Fear the Reaper". "Burnin' for You" and "Joan Crawford has Risen from the Grave" were off of "Fire of Unkown Origin" (see question 2) and "Godzilla" was off of "Spectres".
Eric Bloom. "Buck Dharma" is the lead guitarist, Allen Lanier primarily is keyboardist, and Albert Bouchard was the main percussionist (Albert's brother Joe was the bassist for the Cult in the early days as well).
| Blue Oyster Cult had a succesful song called "Burnin' for You". What album was "Burnin' for You" off of? | Blue Oyster Cult
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Fire of Unknown Origin. "Curse of the Hidden Mirror" is Blue Oyster Cult's most recent album (2001) which featured the original line-up except for the Bouchard brothers.
Long Island. Blue Oyster Cult was called the 'American Black Sabbath' by some critics.
Hot Rails to Hell. "Hot Rails to Hell" was initially released on "Tyranny and Mutation", while a live version of the song can be found on "Extra Terrestrial Live".
Shadow of California. This song was released on the "Revolution By Night" album.
Godzilla. This tune premiered on the album "Spectres", and has been played at pretty much every BOC concert ever since.
Career of Evil. "Career of Evil" was the first cut on the "Secret Treaties" album.
The Great Sun Jester. "The Great Sun Jester" came about as part as another collaboration between BOC's Eric Bloom and science fiction writer Michael Moorcock, who had also co-wrote "Black Blade". This song premiered on the very underrated "Mirrors" album.
Veteran of the Psychic Wars. "Veteran of the Psychic Wars" first appeared on the soundtrack of the movie "Heavy Metal", and was later recorded for "Fire of Unknown Origin", which also featured several other songs that Blue Oyster Cult had written for the film.
The Marshall Plan. "The Marshall Plan" was BOC's ode to the dreams of air guitarists everywhere, and featured a bit by former music guru Don Kirschner. It appeared on the album "Cultosaurus Erectus".
Dancin' in the Ruins. This song was one of the few that got any real airplay (or videoplay) from the "Club Ninja" album.
Transmaniacon M.C.. "Transmaniacon M.C." has the distinction of being the very first cut on Blue Oyster Cult's first eponymous album. All of the other incorrect choices are also songs from that first album.
Tenderloin. This song can be found on the "Agents of Fortune" album.
| Which song saw the band mention "Experiments that failed too many times", and "Transformations that were too hard to find"?
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Flaming Telepaths. "Flaming Telepaths" was a song from Blue Oyster Cult's 1974 album "Secret Treaties". The song wasn't released as a single, nor did it become one of the most popular from the album. Arguably, the most popular song off of the album, was the moody, yet rhythmic song, "Astronomy".
| "How could I fool you, rest and assure you, take you off from here and put you on the line". What song did these lyrics come from? | Blue Oyster Cult Lyrics
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O.D.'d On Life Itself. "O.D.'d On Life Itself" was a song from Blue Oyster Cult's 1973 album, "Tyranny and Mutation". The album was the Cult's second one, and made very weak strides in the popularity charts. None of the album's singles charted, and the album itself peaked at a mere #122 in the US Charts and stayed there for 12 weeks.
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