BLUE OYSTER CULT - THE RED AND BLACK | REACTION
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I absolutely love this concert from Hollywood FL 1981. Lots of great songs here like "Joan Crawford" and "Veteran Of The Psychic Wars". They also did 2 covers "Roadhouse Blues" and "Born To Be Wild" BTW that is Rick Downey on drums. Started with BOC as drum tech, tour manager, and crew chief then took over on the drums when Albert Bouchard left.
On your feet or on your knees. Is the BANGER
Ask me two kind of people i say are untouchable: Drummers and Rallydrivers... both underrated behind the front glam.
Im not a drummer but i always loved to hear or/and see drumming, the control of four tentacles is insane.
Rallydrivers are another breed noone steps on... lol maniacs
BEEN ROCKIN TO THIS BAND SINCE 1973, SEEN THEM THREE TIMES IN CONCERT. FIRST BAND TO USE LAZERS IN THIER SHOW, TO A SONG CALLED ASTRONOMY. AT ONE POINT ALL FIVE MEMBERS, WERE LINED UP ON THE FRONT OF THE STAGE WITH A GUITAR. THEY ALL PLAYED SOMETHING DIFFERENT, BUT IT ALL WENT TOGETHER. HARVESTER OF EYES, IS ALSO A GREAT TUNE. ROCK ON 👊🖖
"I Love the Night" is a great song to listen to late at night....has a haunting vib. Love it.
That is the soundtrack of my life.n :) The day is okay and the sun can be fun but I live to see those rays slip away... :)
I love the Night!!
I SAW THEM BACK IN TTHE 80S AT A BAR FOR GODS SAKE THEY ROCKED THE PLACE DOWN!!!!!
Then Came the Last Days of May is an awesome song. :)
6:22 Allen Lanier playing guitar. He is the one who plays the piano/organ/synth on their songs.
And I will never forget the lasers as a matter of fact. Great live band.
I love the night! I love the night! I love the night!
Tenderloin from Agents of Fortune. Banger for sure.
I prefer the studio version. Cool live performance, though!
"Sinful Love" is one not many people speak of, I'd recommend it!
The Red and the Black is their No. 1 legacy song. It goes back to their Soft White Underbelly days, though under a different name. They recorded it as Stalk Forrest Group, but that recording ws never released commercially.
The Red and the Black as the Red and the Black first appeared on their 2nd album, Tyranny & Mutation. Another track I'd love to hear your review on is Baby Ice Dog. It is my absolute favorite on that album and one my all-time favorites throughout their whole category. It is easily their most underrated song. The whole T&M collection is great. Not a bad song.
I’m also a drummer and know what you mean by feeling the song out. Any musician knows what to expect in a normal song structure. It’s mathematical.
Definitely the best ever song about being on the run from Canadian Mounties. And great to see you check out a live performance!
What is interesting about BÖC is that their eclectic and esoteric lyrics made me curious. Stendahl wrote a novel entitled "The Red and the Black." It's a very good book. When I was young and listening to BÖC I was also reading a novel a week. Now, in my dotage I can barely manage a short story in a month. I suffer from ennui.
Another banger! This band were an amazing live band. Many if their songs are so different live than in the studio. Seen them about 60 times in concert starting in 1973 and lastly a few months ago. NYC/ LI's own we used to follow these guys around the Tri State and beyond! #OnTourForever
Seeing this entire concert (B4 MTV!!!!) blew my mind. Luckily my friend had an early VCR and we recorded it. Watched a zillion times. Made me a huge BOC fan. Check out more from this show.
I didn't have a VCR at the time, but I still have a Maxell UDXL II cassette tape I made from the simulcast on my desk as I type this. I can't tell you how many hundreds of times I listened to this tape since the early 80's.
"I Love The Night", one day!
Chod the drummer, and obviously becoming a BOC fan..(good taste bro) and has yet to play ETI, live. In for a treat.
ETI is one of those songs that sounds 50x better live.
I love the night and morning final. And of course you got to do cities on flame. Black blade is a real good one also.
Check out the outfits they wore back then. Always great no matter what they wore! You haven't commented on the lyrics in their songs. cryptic, imaginative, interesting. I suggest reading the lyrics to the songs you listen to. No love songs here. :)
Oh, it would have been excellent for you to have seen BOC in 1976 with their laser show. They blew everyone away. Now, how about Flaming Telepaths
The original studio, from Secret Treaties.
Saw them in West Palm Beach in 1976. Awesome show!
I saw them in 75 and 76 back then. They put on a laser show at one of the shows.
There was a band called Pavlov's Dog. 1976. They were great. Listen to the song, (she came shining), or any of their albums. This dude who sings sounds just like Rush singer, however, Rush came out 3 years after them.
Oyeah love this BOC the hardest working band in the business evan today PS do flaming telegraphs evan if you dont react to it listan to it Aloha
That’s why they still sound great
Saw them recently and they took the roof off
This drummer is not the original drummer. He was their road manager who stepped in when Albert Bouchard left the band suddenly (it wasn't pretty). This guy, Rick Downey is good, but he was no Albert. Albert's loss was great since he was not only the drummer, and a great one at that, but he also wrote and sang on many songs.
Rick was the lighting technician, in fact, and a sweetheart of a guy, but you're spot on. He filled in because he was needed, but losing Albert ultimately led to BOC's almost immediate nosedive into mediocrity.
So, good drumming comments. I know how you feel. When it comes to rock music, most tempos are 4/4, so I’m pretty good at predicting cymbal crashes, etc. Just so you know, all of the other BÖC songs you reacted to were with the original drummer, Albert Bouchard. This live version from the early 80’s has their roadie Rick Downey on drums. He was a “serviceable” drummer, but after this tour and the next album The Revolution by Night, he was gone. Keep the BÖC coming! One other note, this was from their 2nd album, and is basically a reworking of a song from album #1, I’m on the Lamb but I ain’t no Sheep. Take a turn with that one just to see how it morphed into this one. Maybe not a reaction, but pull it up in Spotify or something. It’ll only cost you a little over 3 minutes. As far as your next BÖC reaction, my vote would be for Nosferatu from their Spectres album.
Nosferatu is a great and completely overlooked track!
Chod I think that you may have done ‘Trains’ but don’t seem to have done much Porcupine Tree on the channel which is a shame as I would love to hear your drummers take on Gavin Harrison who is IMHO one of the worlds most creative drummers. My suggestion would be the song ‘Don’t Hate me’ live version from Chicago.
the studio version has more to the drumming. But this a concert so I'm sure he had take it a bit easy just for endurance !!!
soooo many great tunes ! Thanks for this one...its one of my favorites.
Just to think...haven't listened to but one song from Agents of Fortune. They're best album.
Keep going!
More BOC for sure, anything from "on your feet or on your knees"
Excellent reaction Chod. Now you know, BOC is the bomb.
Wish you would've done the original studio from their 1973 Tyranny and Mvtation, but.....Albert Bouchard's drumming. 4 different vocalists.
You now have to react to "Hot Rails to Hell "while you are doing their early stuff!!
Allen Lanier really rips in this one RIP. This is not their original drummer. After Albert Bouchard left the band his drum tech Rick Downey took over. A very adequate drummer
I think he's a little bit better than "adequate."
It's really too bad that Albert left the band. It was a great loss to the band in my opinion.
@@tomwoliver Yes mine too. Like I said Downey was good but not close to the drummer Albert was. Not to mention the songwriting.
Dude you gotta do 'Workshop of the Telescopes' from BOC's first album.
Its lyrics are tailor made for reaction.
This is not the original drummer (Albert Bouchard 1971-1982) This guy (Rick Downey) I believe set up the drums for Albert on tour and then replaced him in1981/82 when Albert was released by the band.P.S. They had several lead singers.
This guy is a damn good drummer though.
@@neillenet291 Maybe so,but no one will replace the Bouchard brothers rhythm section in BOC IMHO!
@@davethewave62 Exactly! They were never the same after Albert left.
@@davethewave62 Bouchard was awesome, loved his playing, but this guy is no slouch
@@tomwoliver and Joe Bouchard played one mean bass!
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They used the same lyrics on another song 'I'm On The Lamb But I Ain't No Sheep' from their previous album. Same lyrics but a totally different vibe.
Great Live version!.. you have done over half of the Tyranny and Mutation album now.. Songs that are left in order are "OD'd On Life Itself ", "Hot Rails To Hell", "Wings Wetted Down" and "Teen Archer".
allen lanier r.i.p the guitarist in the middle was also keboardist.
Saw them and Foghat together in 77 or 78
Interesting this song is played slower as "I'm on the Lamb but I aint no Sheep" I think that's the better version
I bet you wish you'd done them all in order now, lol. Great stuff, more BOC is always welcome!
Great song. One of my 3 or 4 faves of theirs. Great to see them do it live too, as you said.
"Seven Screaming Dizbusters" is also very cool. And of course the cowbell song.
If you want to hear a drummer that may make you decide on a different career, he is that explosively brilliant and powerful, check out Billy Cobham's contribution to Santana/Mahavishnu's tribute to the music of North Carolinian, John Coltrane. ruclips.net/video/QpbmFAd1g0E/видео.html
Buck Dharma is the goat. But he wore some ridiculous stuff in the 70's.🤣
You still haven't dove into a BOC ballad. Check out I Love the Night for yet another face of BOC. You've done so much BOC you forgot live reactions to Astronomy and Veteran of the Psychic Wars. Not sure which live version of I Love the Night is best. Studio is sweet, live versions have an extra verse. Your call...
You like the live stuff from BOC? Redo Veteran of the psychic wars...live.
Choose. You definitely need to watch the movie Stoned Age. BOC is featured in the movie.
can you do a reaction to Speedy's Coming by The Scorpions
Godzilla live
That's fill in drummer Rick Downey stepping in for a just fired Albert Bouchard. Rick's an awesome human and pretty good drummer, but there's only one A B.
You can't call yourself a Drummer unless you at least know how to read and play and the 13 essential Drum Rudiments and Apply them to the Drum kit!! 🥁
Reaction Request: Johnny Winter 'Stranger'
BTW if you don't react to this I'm gonna kidnap your little dog.
Song 'Harvest Moon' live video label:
Blue Öyster Cult - "Harvest Moon" (Live Video)
watch your little doggie......
(JKJK)
Chod, You are doing yourself a disservice by not checking out E.T.I. (Extra Terrestrial Intelligence) . The Cowbell is wise, the Cowbell is good.
I noticed your views dropping since you stopped doing popular songs! Your doing the odd balls and views are less! Have fun I watch others
My journey is to discover great music. Not just the popular stuff.
love the song but talk about unintelligible words.
Canadian mounted baby, a police force that works
Red and black, that's their color scheme
Get their man, in the end
It's all right (repeat four more times)
Oh yeah my honey knows it's all right
It's all right (repeat four more times)
Oh yeah my baby knows it's all right
c'mon little husky
Frontenac Chateau baby
I'll cross the frontier at ten
Got a whip in my hand baby
And a girl or a husky at leather's end
It's all right (repeat four more times)
Oh yeah my honey knows it's all right
It's all right (repeat four more times)
Oh yeah my baby knows it's all right
Horn swoop me bungo pony, dogsled on ice
Make a dash for freedom baby don't skate on polar ice
It's too think to be sliced by the light
Of long and white polar nights
It's all right (repeat four more times)
Oh yeah my honey knows it's all right
It's all right (repeat four more times)
Oh yeah my baby knows it's all right