BLUE OYSTER CULT - MONSTERS | REACTION
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40 years of listening to this band with no disappointments.
For me, it's been like 40 years of hearing 2 songs, then this year finding out how many other great songs they have.
@@michaelrue1400 They have about 60 gems ... at least.
Their track "I Love The Night' deserves to be better known, it's a masterpiece.
Agree 101%. The original, studio from "Spectres".
one of my all time favs. Even camping , closing my eyes, I can hear this song falling asleep.
UNDERRATED ALBUM! Deadline, Lips in the hills, Unknown Tounge, Marshall Plan
The groove in Monsters is very similar to the mighty The Vigil ♥
Albert Bouchard and his wife (?) Caryn wrote this song. Albert was bound to throw in some jazz interludes. He's a jazz drummer at heart.
This is the kind of song where a bunch of musicians came together and threw in their own ingredients. They added a saxophone player, Mark Rivera to the ensemble, even though it all sounded like a full-on jazz band. It's one of BOC's coolest deep cuts. Makes me think they were trying on a Robert Fripp style arrangement back and forth with the hard rock theme breaking into jazz jamming. Had to be a lot of fun recording.
Here's a song from the old days to try on: "Baby Ice Dog," one of my favorites from Tyranny & Mutation.
Always loved the jazzy interlude.
I've seen these guys 8 times. In 2006 Eric Bloom had me come back stage to get autographs. Earlier, we talked about music and baseball during their break. It was an outdoor show with other bands in Council Bluffs iowa Amphitheater. They have been around since the early 70s. Their music neo metallic with tons of layers sounds.
Last time I heard this song, I was high as a kite! About 40 years ago!
Now I like it sober! Lol!
Absolutely amazing band and love all of their stuff. When I first heard this song, my jaw dropped at the jazzy interludes, but I came to love it and all of its quirkiness.
I've met Albert Bouchard many times even used to work with his brothers, but I have a friend that is friends with him and they speak every other week. I'll ask him to have Albert check out your channel.
"Monsters" is my favorite track from Blue Öyster Cult. The band said everything in five minutes with multiple parts when it would have taken 10 or 15 mn for a progressive band to make an extended suite !
Love this song and album! When I first heard Megadeth, some of their riffs reminded me of the heavy riff in this song. BOC were the kings of sci-fi heavy metal in the early 80's. Black Blade and Lips in the Hills are great from this album too.
Oh! This song is so screaming awesome! How cool to find someone reacting to it . A completely underrated BOC album.
Your BOC deep cuts earned a sub from me!! No one reacts to these songs! Love it!
Black Blade from the the Same album. Great tunage
Black Blade and Monsters go together.
Black Blade kicks ass! I don't know what's better. the live version or the studio version but they both kicks ass.
ALTERNATE SMALL VENUE NAME ... SOFT WHITE UNDERBELLY
Deep cut for sure... So creative and talented. One of the best live bands to ever step on stage.
How did I miss this reaction back in January? Now subscribed because of this. Thank you.
You can never underestimate Blue Oyster Cult and their many sounds and abilities. No band was quite like them and probably never will be again. No album sounded the same as their last and all songs within the album sounded different than the others.
Love the fact that you recognise just how good this band is, the changes they bring about in their songs is unbelievable,and they always bring it live!Truly an original band,rock on Wilbur!
2 great songs by BOC are THE VIGIL and GOLDEN AGE OF LEATHER.
wow, you are the very first to react to this deep cut!
One of the more obscure tracks. Great album. Excellent band.
Thank you for covering this song. Very well reasoned. Loved hearing a musician's take on this obscure tune.
Thanks for this one.
Black Blade was my favorite track from this album. I haven’t seen anyone react to it yet.
Black blade is great, even if the music is shit, the title is great
Black Blade is a Beast!
@@anfrankogezamartincic1161you're an idiot.
Glad see you reacting to this one. Great song from one of my favorite BOC albums
This song always reminded me of the bar scene in Star Wars!
Cities On Flame (With Rock n Roll)! Another banger from Blue Oyster Cult :-)
I'm not sure exactly why but this reminded me of Emerson, Lake and Palmer - Tarkus. I like both
probably all those notes.....
Monsters by Blue Oyster Cult from the 1980 album: Cultosaurus Erectus that's a headbanger, Bro
You might like to try Lips in the hills
That is my favorite that song is a also a headbander
You should like to try Dragon Lady, Feel the Thunder from the 1983 album: Revolutions by Night
And 1988 songs: I am the one you warned me of, Astronomy those are my favorite Blue Oyster Cult hits
Chod, you are still the coolest 🤘🎸🤘😎 RockStar Dude 🤟🎸🤘😎
The weekend is here, Bro
What are you gonna do on your weekend
Yea whats the problem with people, Lips in the hills and so many songs never mentioned... damn
Deadline, Unknown Tounge, Hungry Boys, Marshall Plan...just on that album
Thank you for choosing a unique album track from a scarcely reacted to BOC album. 🙃
Not my fave from the Cult, although I always thought the jazz transition was.......interesting. "Lips In The Hills" is a flat out rocker. Looking for a "vampire love song"? "I Love The Night"(original from 1977's "Spectres"). Editing, because I forgot to mention, "Shooting Shark" from their 1983 "The Revolution By Night" has some smooth sax too. Not as jazzy as this, but smooth.
Lips in the Hills is phenomenal.
Mark Rivera from Billy Joel's band on sax
It's like, you got your Jazz in my rock and roll, and the other said you got your rock in my Jazz.
This is easily my favorite BÖC song with Don't Fear the Reaper.
this was a pretty "funky" album. I bought it and my dad wanted to listen to it with me. He liked it. Or the music...he didn't care for the lyrics but he gave it a solid thumbs up.
Thanks again for all of your BOC reactions :)
Blue Oyster Cult took a page from Blood Sweat & Tears who also combines Rock/Jazz/R & B/Blues together. Excellent song!!! Excellent Band. But I am telling you that you need to react to "Blues Part 2" by Blood Sweat & Tears.
First time to watch you. Your eyebrows said it all. I was wondering what you were going to do when that sax came in and then the classical piano riffs. I know this song like the back of my hand. I think it's songs like this that set the bar so high, that I just expect everyone else to at least try to reach that bar again and few know it exists. This song is an example of great storytelling skills, which I wonder if you were listening to the words because I did not see you reading them... and it's an example of creative musicianship at its finest. Your reaction was beautiful. I enjoyed this. Being a drummer, you repeated that rock beat well, for hearing it just once. I hope you went back and listened to this a few more times. Those saxophone note runs, sound fading out down low and the breath control used as that musician takes the notes up to a high peak, are just incredible!
Now try a song by Kansas, 'Magnum Opus'.
Allen Lanier on keys. RIP.
This is such a great song! That being said, I don't think they've ever done this song live! Commenters, correct me if I'm wrong!
Martin Birch !! made them sound this way for this album "Cultosaurus Erectus" and "Fire Of Unknown Origin" also (Fleetwood Mac, Deep Purple, Wishbone Ash, Rainbow, Whitesnake, Black Sabbath, BOC, Iron Maiden, MSG and others). He is the "Hit Maker" !!
Great reaction! I am glad and impressed that you have the introspect to choose some of the under the radar BOC tunes.. Another one to feature is "Hot Rails to Hell", possibly one of the first speed metal songs ever.. it is the lead up song to "7 Diz-Busters", which you've reacted to previously.. Thanks.
Bucks ending solo is epic.
Yeah man, I stumbled all over my tongue in explaining what I got from this as well. It's like the fossil fields of Hellcreek. A mixed jumble of prehistoric monsters all jiving and jamming together and T. Rex didn't gobble everyone up.
Great choice. My favorite BOC LP.
Yes,,,,,,Appreciate your breakdown, Good look you get more than most reaction hosts
"Cultösaurus Erectus," 1980 was a very good album, because it still has the weird esoteric lyrics.
Great band, great reaction.
Nice! Gonna dive into this band more now
The Cultosaurus Erectus lp was a much needed attempt to go back to the heavier balls out rock that they mostly avoided on the previous lp Mirrors, which was largely awful by BOC previous standards. Bringing Martin Birch in to produce it was a smart move. A good comeback lp.
With B.O.C. their deepest cuts are just as enjoyable as their biggest hits.
Change that to MORE enjoyable!
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inventive & virtuoso transitions!
My favorite BOC album. I think "Divine Wind" might be my favorite track.
How did this not come up when I was searching for songs with Monster in the title for my Monsters and Heroes playlist?
This is a good one......... But "Black Blade"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! That being said, Cultosaurus Erectus is a fantastic album!!!!
Joan Crawford might be the next one for you with BOC.
Coolest album cover of all time.
Best reaction ever!
Love this album...... actually I love them all up until The Revolution by Night and that has some great tracks too....
On same album "The Marshall Plan"
Very good song. One of their more obscure songs but great, nonetheless
I don't know if you listen to your TH-cam viewers or just sub's and Pateon, but Thank's if you heard us asking for these songs not their Radio hits.
You should hear Lips in The Hills
You would think listening to BOC, that the band would not be able to pull off many of their songs live, not true,I know I've seen them over 30 times through out the years, great live band
Do live versions of veterans of the phsic wars
Yeah it's better than the theme from The Munsters just kidding Blue Oyster Cult kicks butt royally
Understandably, you got stuck on the music. It's very unique. You need to listen to the lyrics again. When you realize who the MONSTERS are.
This is when I drifted away from BOC.
A great song although obscure to casual fans. I’m definitely NOT one of those!. Love the Mighty BOC forever.
Blue oyster cult is in the same category as pink floyd. They are the only two bands like them.
I prefer their early stuff. Musicianship is still there later, but seems pretentious.
Cultosaurus erectus is one of my favorite BOC albums as well as secret treaties agents of fortune specters & fire of unknown orgin they have over 27 studio & live album my favorite US band listen to divine wind it’s about the the Ayatollah khommeini and how he condemns western civilization great song great lyrics