BLUE OYSTER CULT - 7 SCREAMING DIZ BUSTERS | REACTION
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Dominance and Submission from the album Secret Treaties is one of their best.
Submissssssssssssssssssssssiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiioooooooooooooooooonnnnnnnnnnnnn!!!!!!!!!!! Guitar solo from the gates of Hades follows. Oh yeah, one of BOC's best, for sure.
@@derfscreechenhowser7548 Yeah, that closing solo is definitely spine-curving.
I always thought the same of Buck's closing solo on Hot Rails To Hell from OYFOOYK.
The first three albums of BOC are known as the the black and white years. The first album has Last Days of May, Cities on Flame with Rock'n'Roll, Before the Kiss (A Redcap) and others that are so good. Tyranny and Mutation has, beside this song, "OD'd on Life", Hot Rails to Hells. Secret Treaties is good from start to finish, Career of Evil through Astronomy. But ME-262 and Dominance and Submission are musts.
I definitely agree on Secret Treaties.
You are amazing.. this could be maybe the heaviest song that BOC does.. I've requested it on occasion to some reactors, and I love the obscure stuff that you do.. the great Allen Lanier on keyboards!. Keep it up.. BOC, "E.T.I." or "Career Of Evil"..
Lyrics-wise, I agree with you 100%. The heaviest they've done.
"They held their heads with laughs of pain. They learned from men who'd just refrain, from glancing at a mirror's face. Seven screaming diz-busters who lurked by a rose.
Had iron for a bloodstream and ice behind their eyes. On each and all those holy nights, where Duster's dust becomes the sale and Lucifer, the light..."
Too many reactors never get past the big hits by BOC. :/
The whole song is pure, unique genius, obviously. But that fucking bass work! Unbelievable.
If I remember correctly these guys are all highly trained musicians. Like degrees trained. Their live album, on your knees or on your feet, is one of my all time favorite live albums. Right up there with Lou Reed, rock and roll animal.
Yes, Eric's vocals are a perfect fit for the material.
BOC.... They Were The Best of the 70S Rock, My Favorite above all Others... ALL OTHERS !!! BOC !!!
Killer guitar. Killer drums. Killer vocal. Killer keys. Killer song.
Saw these guys in the late 80’s in a small bar in Florida
The played under the name Soft White Underbelly….it was a sick show 🤘
I never get tired of the ending(s) of this song. What a ride! Live is even better.
What a great song, heard it many times, it's heavy and complex. BÖC are a genre
Glad to see you digging deep in the BOC catalog. I have a special connection to this band since I share a name with one of the members. I recommend "Wings Wetted Down", "I Love the Night" and "Hot Rails to Hell".
they used to to a great 14 minute live version with an interlude where Eric Bloom the singer talked about making a deal with the devil to beome a rockstar
Best live band ever
Most excellent, sir. You chose a tune that quite possibly best represents their black and white era. Hard as nails, and about as completely opposite you can get from their commercial stuff. With lyrics like, "...and ice behind their eyes...", and "...Lucifer the Light...", you now know why, early in their career, they were sometimes referred to as "the American Black Sabbath".
Deeeeeeeep cuts. Love it!
You are correct in that BOC doesn't get a enough love on RUclips but they are one of the best bands and I love them. Lots of songs and a great discography. See comments below for songs. They are all great.
Oh, my dude, the first three albums alone will blow your mind.
They were utterly ferocious live.
My favorite BOC album. This is their masterpiece IMHO ✌ We followed these guys around the tri state in the 70s/ 80s. Saw them for the first time NYE '73/'74 at The Academy Of Music (The Palladium) in lower Manhattan. I was 13 and I've been a fan ever since. Will be seeing them here in AZ next month. #OnTourForever
me too, Academy was the best!! 14th street/Liquor store right next door!! Cult played tri-state so may times, must've seen them a dozen times.
I saw BOC so many times I lost track. They were always playing outdoor events with groups like Foghat and Ted Nugent. Great live performers. This is a great song with super guitar work. Thanks for doing this one. Got to do "Then Came the Last Days of May". You cannot do too much BOC.
I'd add Harvester of Eyes and Cities on Flame.
@@CliffordLake No argument from me. 👍🏻
@Zoey The Savannah mine were in mostly Northwestern Ohio and sSouthern parts of Michigan. Went to the World Series of Rock concerts in Cleveland OH stadium as well. There were alot of those that included The Rolling Stones and Fleetwood Mac. Those were the days!
@Bookhouse Boy Cities on Flame from the On Your Feet Or On Your Knees live album is the correct version.
OMG...one of my favorite OLD boc songs. I call it the black and white time.
just out of "soft white underbelly " and getting a firm grip on what we call BOC today.
You're going for deep cuts now! Any cut from Tyranny and Mutation is going to be great. Try: "Wings Wetted Down" or "Mistress of Salmon Salt"
During my '70's high school days, Treaties was my favourite, but it's been T&M for decades...believe it or not, this fan of 45 years, loves their latest album, "The Symbol Remains". Seriously worth your time!
Best live band
I remember taking er uh...getting stoned and staring at the center of album cover while listening...and blam ! wow....good times.
glad I did that as a youth 😁
On Your Feet or on Your Knees is fire!! Before the commercial Reaper ✌🤘
Live version Really rocks.
More tambourine! It's strange. People carry on about "Don't Fear the Reaper", but this is the cooler song. They are from Stony Brook, New York, on Long Island, a beautiful town that was considered the second best planned town in the US. It was also where the stockbroker (Jeff Daniels) lived in the Jonathan Demme film, "Something Wild". My ex was from there, and we happened to catch that movie on our honeymoon in LA. prior to going up the coast. In the movie, they were going down the East Coast. [Twilight Zone theme] Anyway, I digress. Great song...and band. Oh...did you know, as a drummer, that Blue Oyster is one of the Ludwig drum set colors?
Flaming Telepaths by Blue Oyster Cult!
BLUE OYSTER CULT, "SEVEN SCREAMING DIZBUSTERS" BACK IN HIGH SCHOOL THIS WAS MY HEADLINER OF FIRST CONCERT 1973.. OUR HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL TEAM LISTENED TOO THIS ALBUM "TYRRANY AND MUTATION" PRIOR TOO OUR GAMES IN THE LOCKER ROOM.. THANKS ALOT MAN... MORE "THEN CAME THE LAST DAYS OF MAY", "RED AND BLACK", "M.E.262"..."CITIES ON FLAME WITH ROCK AND ROLL"..
Wings Wetted Down needs to be heard by you off this same album.
The band has had two main vocalist for most of it’s existence,but on their first albums like these they would switch vocalist within the band depending on what style and sound they wanted to get.
I recommend Sinful Love from the Agents of Fortune 40th anniversary album(2016).
Killer song. Buck's guitar playing is, as usual, unreal. Here's the meaning of the song from the singer himself, Eric Bloom: Bloom: (laughs) Well, it has a sexual connotation.
That's OK, I'm a grownup. You can tell me.
Bloom: I think Richard Meltzer and Sandy Pearlman came up with a term, that was sort of like an inside joke to them, and used it in the lyric of that song. To them, the diz was the groove at the top of the penis.
The very definition of TMI. I asked the guy who wrote the lyrics, Sandy Perlman, decades ago, what a “diz” was. He told me it was the head of the male member. I took “dizbuster” to mean the damage done to male sensitivity by the intense vibration and concussion of riding motorcycles at high speeds. Perlman was not above such metaphorical speculation.
Blue oyster cult Veterans of Psychic wars live.
Or the creepy seasonal "harvest moon"
🦖🦕🐒You got a check out “GODZILLA by Blue Öyster Cult! 🦍🦍🦍
I just saw them last month for 3rd time 1st time in 81.huge fan .go see em.still great with buck and bloom.
Dominance and submission Live, She's as beautiful as a foot, Black blade live, are a few of my favorites.
Me 262 is a fantastic driving song by B.O.C.
let me tell you how big Blue Oyster Cult was... I saw them at Winterland in San Francisco... Their back-up band was Black
Sabbath... their back-up band was Frank Moreno and Mahogany Rush... the warm-up band was Ruby Star and the gray ghost ( Ruby was the star of Black Oak Arkansas ) quite the evening!
Great Reaction! You should listen to The Subhuman next, best is the live version.
Early Cult.. great first album.
Teen Archer!
😎
Nosferatu is a awesome BOC tune. Off the album Spectres.
Thanks for doing my favourite BOC track, I only just saw this due to a missing notification. :D
Dominance and Submission. Mistress of the Salmon Salt. ME-262.
I BOUGHT THIS ALBUM WHEN IT FIRST CAME OUT. I SWEAR I PLAYED THIS FOR TWO WEEKS SOLID N ONLY STOPPED BECAUSE I BOUGHT THE FIRST ALBUM NEXT. WHICH WENT FOR ANOTHER TWO WEEKS. THEN BACK TO BACK FOR TWO WEEKS. SEEN THEM THREE TIMES IN CONCERT N NEVER DISAPPOINTMENT. THEN THERES THE SECRET TREATIES ALBUM. YET AGAIN ANOTHER STELLAR ALBUM. RECOMMEND, HARVESTER OF EYES…. FROM THAT ALBUM. ROCK ON 👊🖖
Funny...maybe the best live band ever. Yet all the reactions I see are studio versions. Anyway, can't go wrong with BOC. GOod reaction.
Before being B.O.C. they were the Stalk Forrest group and before that Soft White Underbelly, first time i saw B.O.C. was in 76' at the Commack Arena when general admission paid at the door was 7 dollars
Check out "I Love The Night" original version.
Workshop of telescopes on their first Album is great
Thank you for reminding me of great music of my past. YOUR REACTIONS ALWAYS PUT A SMILE ON MY FACE.
As far as top 40 hits go Blue Oyster Cult only had two: Don't Fear The Reaper in 1976 and Burnin' For You in 1981. They were primarily an album rock band that had good success in the 70s/early 80s but were never huge. They just released a new album a few months ago. It's called The Symbol Remains and there are three tracks from that album you may want to consider checking out--Box In My Head, That Was Me and The Alchemist.
They are touring still today. Absolutely amazing band. Go to Hot Rails to Hell next.
Nice bass on this song. I always thought of it as a guitar rave up.
More BOC....noice.
If you want to check out some BOC in their infancy, look for Stalk-Forrest Group. That was what they went by before they became Blue Oyster Cult. There is an album called St. Cecelia: The Elektra Recordings. They also went by the name Soft White Underbelly, but I don't think there are any releases under that name.
My first show, 10years old, BOC with Black Sabbath. Changed my life.
I bet! I was a little older than you when that tour happened and was so bummed to not go to that event. Good for you to have made it!!
That's Eric bloom.they all sang lead on different songs.
If you want a BOC song with a 180 degree different musical vibe, do I Love The Night from the Spectres album.
Black Blade Dude, it is the Bees Knees.
You do read the comments Ty Chod
This is what you get when you mix Kansas, Zappa and Nugent with Styx and The Beatles.
OD'd on Life Itself or Baby Ice Dog are good ones too, but this whole album is primo.
Higher minded music for the thinking man
Monsters or After Dark by BOC, Martin Birch produced.
Check out Black Blade.
7 Screaming Diz Busters is the favorite BOC song of my friend Feebz, just wanted his name out there.
A CHALLENGE TO ALL GUITARISTS !
Buck Dharma "the golden boy" has a different solo for every song. I don't mean mostly, but pretty much no copies of a riff.
For 50 years!!!!!
I DARE ANYONE TO SAY THEIR FAVORITE GUITARIST HAS MORE UNIQUE GUITAR SOLOS ON RECORD.
I'll hitch my bet on Don's fingers.
The D.J’s played their top 40 type music like Godzilla. They didn’t play their best stuff on the radio. You had to listen to your albums to listen to the really good stuff.
Oh no there goes Tokyo go go Godzilla yeah
While I appreciate all the deep cuts you've reacted too from Blue Oyster Cult, such as this great song, you've only reacted to a couple of their big hits, "Don't Fear ..." and "Godzilla." "Cities on Flame With Rock and Roll" and "Burnin' For You" were also big hits and definitely worthy of a reaction. Also, "I Love the Night" is a gorgeous song.
Love your channel. Please, react to another Yes song, to wash the taste of that new track out of your mind, Chod. "South Side of the Sky" should do it.
ETI next!!!
This is the best era of BÖC. The one I really love. Not bad later either... but not like this.
Blue Oyster Cult, please, not Blue Oyster. Thanks. Keep reacting to their catalogue. You can't go wrong! Eric was never the only singer in the band. Buck, the guitarist, sang a lot of songs, and still does. Albert, the original drummer, sang songs, and his brother, Joe, the bass player, sang on occasion as well. Even Allen Lanier, keys and second guitar, sang on rare occasions.
can you do a reaction to ME 262 by Blue Oyster Cult
You have only covered 2 singers the Bouchard Brothers drums and bass also sing check out Hot Rails to Hell and Cities on Flame
Chod Please give a listen to I love the night and Shooting shark
I got lost in this song. I mean it in a good way.
E.T.I. by B.O.C.
we want Godzilla
Please check out Klaatu - Long Live Politzania
To me they got over looked a lot because not to many times were played on the radio so that's what people went by do some more diving
Blue Öyster Cult is the finest band that's NOT in the Hall of Fame
Psssst psssst
I don't know what Diz busters are. I've listened to this album for years and am always puzzled. I like being puzzled.
Geez, never expected anyone to react to this. I used to have it on vinyl, wore it out. A the time, early 70's, peace/love/dove/flower power had burned itself out and popular culture began to veer into black nihilism. Black Sabbath, etc. So yes, BOC was BAD. With guitar god Buck Dharma no one did it better. But they were doing schtick. I mean "Lucifer is the light"? C'mon man
Lots of heavy bands were on the same schtick back in the early 70's Lawrence.
Freemasons thumbs up Lucifer the Light
Hey Chod, you're a drummer, and you love jazz and funk and rock. Why not this one by The Screaming Headless Torsos?
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Great tune, but that Lucifer thing always turned me off.
can you do a reaction to ME 262 by Blue Oyster Cult