If you like BOC live, may I suggest "Hot Rails To Hell" from their 1975 "On Your Feet Or On Your Knees. Or if you prefer studio BOC, may I suggest "Dominance and Submission" from their 1974 "Secret Treaties". Both have closing solos that will put a curve in your spine.
I used to jam to this track in my H.S band class. The teacher was the gentleman u see on the drums. Mr. Albert Bouchard (side note: the bassist is his brother Joe Bouchard). Awesome dude. I’m honored to have had him as my music teacher, mentor, and still to this day a great close friend. Def brought a smile to my face to see u guys react to this 👏🏾
Hey chat I just bought Veteran of the Psychic wars from this from the same concert! Stay tuned I can't wait to see them experience that one! I'll do another one when I can scrape up the dough! Nick needs a break!
The Red & The Black is probably my favourite...word is, it was concieved in Johnny Winter's flat, on Mahattan's, Eastside. Allen Lanier's girfriend, Patti Smith, was watching his place at the time. Apropos, as it's an uptempo, boogie blues.
I've seen BOC dozens of times through the years. What a great band and they always kick ass live! With the exception of the drummer this is the original band. Albert Bouchard was better in my opinion (plus he did a lot of singing) but Rick Downey held his own. Dominance And Submission, Hot Rails To Hell, Stairway To The Stars, and Flaming Telepaths are other great choices. There's just sooooo many!
Fire man! Before the commercial "Reaper". Saw them 2 before and 1 time after the Reaper. They had a little less edgy but still one of the best live!!✌🤘
Great song by one of the hardest rocking American bands ever to roar on stage. Try Godzilla, Cities on Flame and This Ain't the Summer of Love. Enjoy! 🎸
@@loilt5091 Basicly for me, their best work is anything with the original band, Specters is a damn fine album as well. They just had IT before Albert left, and though still good even now, they were at their zenith with him.
@@vicprovost2561 I agree, but their latest offering, The Symbol Still Remains, is a great record...Richie, their newer guitarist/keyboardist/singer, is a real ringer...it seriously, surprised myself‼️ Check it out... 🔭
This song from probably their heaviest album, Tyranny and Mutation. Wore that LP out in the 70's, and an even heavier tune from it is called "7 Screaming Diz- Busters"..
I tell people that this particular concert -- which MTV filmed -- exists so that Buck Dharma can answer the question "how damned good do you have to be at your job in order to show up for work in a gold lamé jumpsuit?"
Lmao (8 ] I get such flashbacks/rediscovering hearing it and see you two goin lose ♥ I was totally immersed in the guitarsolo, watching Travis smile hes face off, and just as Alberth Put it alltogether on hes drums - Aaatjo! no paus just let the train keep rolling...imao :)
Please react to Thin Lizzy "Rosalie" Live. You guys keep it up. Ppreciate the fresh content. Nick YOU MY BOY BLUE! (pun intended 😃😁) to you Wolf Hunterz nothing but chill days, good vibes, and mUch love.
Thin Lizzy - Rosalie - Live posted by "cameraman32". The joy in Phil's face after the interaction with the crowd, the interaction OF the crowd, and the smooth tight set they play here is why you two should watch. RIGHT MEOW! 😁😎
Word is they fittingly revamped this one in Johnny Winter's flat. The original was titled, "I'm on the Lamb, But I Aint No Sheep. It was on their previous, self titled debut and slower paced than this boogie blues incarnation. Patti Smith, the High Priestess of Punk, was guitar/keyboardist, Allen Lanier's, girlfriend at that time & she was house sitting his flat at the time. Probably my favourite BOC number, ever❗
this is a very serious hard rock and roll kicking ass song; here you can see how Blue Oyster Cult can play very old school heavy metal riff with that power that only you find in bands like Black Sabbath, Rainbow(with Dio on vocals), Deep Purple, Manilla Road, Lucifer's Friend, Uriah Heep, Judas Priest to name some.
"Seven Screaming Diz Busters" from their Tyranny & Mutation album has great dynamics and guitar work. I wouldn't recommend it to just anyone, but I think you folks would enjoy it.
For BOC this is a bit like a southern rock jam and especially how Bucks clean un distorted lead kicks in...VerY upbeat and nothing weird which is weird for BOC to not be weird ; /
Probably not the drummer you’re thinking of. This was their sound man/roadie who filled in for a couple years after Albert Bouchard was let go. They had a turnstile at the drum kit after that, where they seemed to change drummers every other tour. Current drummer is very good and has been there now for 17 years (2004-present), the longest running drummer the band has had, including Bouchard (1967-1981). Rick Downey started out filling in for this tour in ‘81 and also for the next album The Revolution by Night and that was about it. Downey (shown in this video, was definitely just a stop-gap because they were touring.
My first album of theirs was Extraterrestrial Live, I was probably 15. The photo of the band on the back cover always confused me because their were six of them. It took years and the internet to figure out that the guy who looked like Mr. Kotter was drummer Rick Downey. On a side note, I wish there were more quality videos of Albert Bouchard playing drums and singing his hit songs, Eric seems to get credit for Cities... and Dominance... since he took over singing duties after Albert left. I especially wish there was a better recorded video of 5 guitars than the ones that are currently on youtube.
Bad ass that Nick has requested more BOC. You two need to do more BOC. Dominance and Submission, Damaged, ME 262, live Last Days of May
If you like BOC live, may I suggest "Hot Rails To Hell" from their 1975 "On Your Feet Or On Your Knees. Or if you prefer studio BOC, may I suggest "Dominance and Submission" from their 1974 "Secret Treaties". Both have closing solos that will put a curve in your spine.
Secret Treaties kicks ass!
You can always spot a real, seasoned, BOC fan...they'll ALWAYS reference the first 4 albums!
Fun fact lol this song is about Canadian Mounties lol their uniforms are Red and Black.
Love it When you guys cover
The Amazing
Blue Oyster Cult
"heeere they are" ; )
I used to jam to this track in my H.S band class. The teacher was the gentleman u see on the drums. Mr. Albert Bouchard (side note: the bassist is his brother Joe Bouchard). Awesome dude. I’m honored to have had him as my music teacher, mentor, and still to this day a great close friend. Def brought a smile to my face to see u guys react to this 👏🏾
Actually Albert had left the band, the drummer in this video is Rick Downey who was road crew manager prior to replacing Albert
Hey chat I just bought Veteran of the Psychic wars from this from the same concert! Stay tuned I can't wait to see them experience that one! I'll do another one when I can scrape up the dough! Nick needs a break!
Joan Crawford from this same show is incredible as well.
Its also a rewrite of a song called I'm on the Lamb But I Ain't No Sheep
So cool you know that
The Red & The Black is probably my favourite...word is, it was concieved in Johnny Winter's flat, on Mahattan's, Eastside. Allen Lanier's girfriend, Patti Smith, was watching his place at the time. Apropos, as it's an uptempo, boogie blues.
Which is also a great display of Buck's guitar playing.
@@gj8683
The Buck don't st🛑p here 👍
I have this concert on DVD... all the musicians are great, but the bass player is a beast. Thanks for showing this guys.
their version of "KICK OUT THE JAMS " is stellar-live these guys kill it
I've seen BOC dozens of times through the years. What a great band and they always kick ass live! With the exception of the drummer this is the original band. Albert Bouchard was better in my opinion (plus he did a lot of singing) but Rick Downey held his own. Dominance And Submission, Hot Rails To Hell, Stairway To The Stars, and Flaming Telepaths are other great choices. There's just sooooo many!
Fire man! Before the commercial "Reaper". Saw them 2 before and 1 time after the Reaper. They had a little less edgy but still one of the best live!!✌🤘
Great song by one of the hardest rocking American bands ever to roar on stage. Try Godzilla, Cities on Flame and This Ain't the Summer of Love. Enjoy! 🎸
They have done Cities on Flame and Astronomy!!
Yea i always said they are hard af, but not in the typical hardrock way, more hard by perfection and odd melodys, cuts etc
Long time fans know their best material's on the first 4 albums...
@@loilt5091 Basicly for me, their best work is anything with the original band, Specters is a damn fine album as well. They just had IT before Albert left, and though still good even now, they were at their zenith with him.
@@vicprovost2561
I agree, but their latest offering, The Symbol Still Remains, is a great record...Richie, their newer guitarist/keyboardist/singer, is a real ringer...it seriously, surprised myself‼️
Check it out... 🔭
A little bit more example why Buck Dharma is the greatest guitarist EVER!!!
BÖC was the Circus Helsinki 7.8.2016 and concert was great. I was completely sweaty after consert. Never forget.
BOC does one song where all 5 even the drummer play guitar
For me their Black and White era were top notch. This song is off Tyranny and Mutation album, superb top to bottom.
Its Alright
Had to hit subscribe when I saw BÖC. Been my fav since halfway through the first song in concert in 1976
BOC has two of the greatest live albums in history. Some Enchanted Evening, and Extraterrestrial Live. Momster@@@!
This song from probably their heaviest album, Tyranny and Mutation. Wore that LP out in the 70's, and an even heavier tune from it is called "7 Screaming Diz- Busters"..
I tell people that this particular concert -- which MTV filmed -- exists so that Buck Dharma can answer the question "how damned good do you have to be at your job in order to show up for work in a gold lamé jumpsuit?"
Lmao (8 ]
I get such flashbacks/rediscovering hearing it and see you two goin lose ♥
I was totally immersed in the guitarsolo, watching Travis smile hes face off, and just as Alberth
Put it alltogether on hes drums - Aaatjo! no paus just let the train keep rolling...imao :)
Please react to Thin Lizzy "Rosalie" Live. You guys keep it up. Ppreciate the fresh content. Nick YOU MY BOY BLUE! (pun intended 😃😁) to you Wolf Hunterz nothing but chill days, good vibes, and mUch love.
Thin Lizzy - Rosalie - Live posted by "cameraman32". The joy in Phil's face after the interaction with the crowd, the interaction OF the crowd, and the smooth tight set they play here is why you two should watch. RIGHT MEOW! 😁😎
@@williamrosso9905 Shut up, Meg.
BOC's amplifier hum was over 90 decibels...their concerts were ear-splitters.
I'm 60 years old seen BOC 5 times in my day they always deliver why there not in the rock music hall of fame is a fucking shame
If you like the 3 guitar line then you should check out 5 guitars by BOC
fIREHOSE does a ripping version of this tune.
Buck Dharma is his name, and shedding is his game.
BOC ROCKS THE WORLD !
very cool song. very.
Word is they fittingly revamped this one in Johnny Winter's flat. The original was titled, "I'm on the Lamb, But I Aint No Sheep. It was on their previous, self titled debut and slower paced than this boogie blues incarnation. Patti Smith, the High Priestess of Punk, was guitar/keyboardist, Allen Lanier's, girlfriend at that time & she was house sitting his flat at the time.
Probably my favourite BOC number, ever❗
this is a very serious hard rock and roll kicking ass song; here you can see how Blue Oyster Cult can play very old school heavy metal riff with that power that only you find in bands like Black Sabbath, Rainbow(with Dio on vocals), Deep Purple, Manilla Road, Lucifer's Friend, Uriah Heep, Judas Priest to name some.
"Seven Screaming Diz Busters" from their Tyranny & Mutation album has great dynamics and guitar work. I wouldn't recommend it to just anyone, but I think you folks would enjoy it.
For BOC this is a bit like a southern rock jam and especially how Bucks clean un distorted lead kicks in...VerY upbeat and nothing weird which is weird for BOC to not be weird ; /
How about the fact at one point all 3 guitarists are playing something completely different and it sounds great lol
the ever cool Buck Dharma on cheese guitar
OD'd on life itself...........get some
Check out Stairway to the Stars.
Be Bop Baby!
Probably not the drummer you’re thinking of. This was their sound man/roadie who filled in for a couple years after Albert Bouchard was let go. They had a turnstile at the drum kit after that, where they seemed to change drummers every other tour. Current drummer is very good and has been there now for 17 years (2004-present), the longest running drummer the band has had, including Bouchard (1967-1981). Rick Downey started out filling in for this tour in ‘81 and also for the next album The Revolution by Night and that was about it. Downey (shown in this video, was definitely just a stop-gap because they were touring.
My first album of theirs was Extraterrestrial Live, I was probably 15. The photo of the band on the back cover always confused me because their were six of them. It took years and the internet to figure out that the guy who looked like Mr. Kotter was drummer Rick Downey. On a side note, I wish there were more quality videos of Albert Bouchard playing drums and singing his hit songs, Eric seems to get credit for Cities... and Dominance... since he took over singing duties after Albert left. I especially wish there was a better recorded video of 5 guitars than the ones that are currently on youtube.