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Blue Oyster Cult has been one of my favorite bands since I was a kid. I first saw them when I was 9. I'm now 30 and I've seen them 12 times. Astronomy is by far my favorite from the mighty BOC!
I'm 37, also my favorite band.
I love anyone who appreciates the darkness, macabre, and mystical existence of the Blue Oyster Boys. 🔥
Buck Dharma……..one of kind guitar God!!!!!
My God that was a hidden masterpiece!.
This band plays one of my favourite songs of all time ….”Veteran of the Psychic Wars”!
This was one of my fav non-pure metal bands growing up, due to the incredible musicianship and well crafted songs!
I'm lucky enough to know these guys. My parents became friends with them through internet chat rooms in the 90's and going to countless shows. One of the most talented group of guys I've ever seen in my life.
Blue Oyster Cult are my top favorite. I've seen them play at stadiums,county fairs and bars. Legends of rock. Road dogs.
Saw them at an outdoor venue
Last week The place was packed an rocking
They were amazing
BOC is a hell of a Band!!!
Such an underrated band
Vin's "Wow, Man..." during the final chorus is priceless 😊
Buck has been their guitarist since 1972. They're still touring!
Amazing album the symbol remains puts BOC back on the map.
Actually since the late sixties but at that time they were called The Soft White Underbelly then they turned into BOC in 1972
Buck Dharma (aka Don Roeser) was basically a stage name given to Don back in their early days. He thought it was a cool name so he kept it.
Buck was always BOC's main guitarist although other members contributed on rhythm guitar and backing leads through the years.
He's also the lead singer on their most famous tracks "Don't Fear The Reaper" and "Burning For You". Still played on classic rock stations.
Hi Vin. Hi Sori. Thank you so much for reacting to Astronomy by BOC.
What a brilliant track and brilliant band
I was so lucky to see this band on the Some Enchanted Evening tour...in Liverpool UK which is the album you took the track from.
I have been a fan of this band from the first album.
You mentioned Veteran of the Psychic Wars... another cracking track. There is a brilliant live version that you need to check out guys ...Buck Dharma's guitar solo is smokin'.
Thank you so much for your brilliant channel and commentary guys. Looking forward to your next reaction. Peace and love from Liverpool UK 👍✌️🤘☮️
Buck Dharma just doin what he does. #OnTourForever
Such an awesome live song.... great band.
If u do veterans of the pychic wars, u need to do the live version, 80/81 concert
Absolutely!
Yeo..fantastic!
Blue Oyster Cult....such a multi-faceted band. Absolute pros. I've seen them three times live. The show back in '83 was a first for some friends that went with us. I was 15 years old at that time. My older sister introduced me to a lot of the guitar music most of the older kids were into, so I was fortunate to hang out with them. Those friends were blown away by BOC at that show. Previously they only hearing a few songs on the radio. A band like Metallica is part of that generation and a reason why we were immediately connected and felt they were the same as us. Sacramento, CA is right down the road from the Bay Area where most of those '70s bands played live. We used to see a lot of musicians, including the guys from Metallica at some of the shows. BOC would play clubs back then under the name Soft White Underbelly. They could fill arenas but also liked to play the clubs. It was just very dynamite place to be for music....and a reason why Metallica moved there inspired by Cliff. Such a great time to grow up.
Jason Newsted is the reason Metallica picked this song to cover, and he was from Phoenix.
@@chupasaurus for sure. I've read that. I'm not stating BOC was the reason they did anything. I'm stating that a lot of '70s bands influenced metal bands like Metallica. I've listened to Kirk talk about all of those bands, UFO, Thin Lizzy, etc having a big influence. It's pretty cool seeing one of those guys in a club watching Michael Schenker. The same at a Pat Travers show. They are fans too.
@@FreeMTrider I totally agree with that though, 70's rock is an obvious inspiration for 80's metal and so on.
My sister and I would drive around all the time in her mustang with this album and The Cure'e Kiss Me blaring out of the boom box on the floor board. Pure childhood nostalgia for me, and this is one of the best songs we kept rewinding on the tape.
This version is way better than the studio version. The studio version is beautiful and controlled. Here they just go cosmic, stratospheric. Buck Dharma (Donald Roeser) is the soloist. Eric Bloom is the singer, Allan Lanier on piano/keys. Joe Bouchard on bass, and Albert Bouchard, one of the most overlooked drummers in rock history.
What a Classic Tune
They are so Talented
Great song - the live version from October 26, 1979 is my fave, though :)
Blue Öyster Cult's core duo since their inception is guitarists and singers Eric Bloom and Buck Dharma. Their classic lineup remained intact from 1971 to 1981, completed by keyboard player/guitarist Allen Lanier (RIP), and brothers Joe and Albert Bouchard on bass and drums respectively. After that, they've had SO many amazing people completing the lineup, especially drummers and bassists. Drummers like Bobby Rondinelli, Chuck Bürgi and John Miceli, and bassists like Rudy Sarzo, Greg Smith, Kasim Sulton and Danny Miranda, are all (heavy) rock royalty to the highest degree. For instance, Sulton plays bass on Meat Loaf's 40 million plus selling album "Bat out of hell", and Miranda is currently the bass player in Queen.
Great stuff, reminds me of my childhood. Love the unique vocal presence.
Saw them in 1981..great show...Buck Dharma kicks serious ass!
Buck Dharma is one of the most underrated guitarists EVER. BOC was huge in the 70's and 80'. There was even a tour with Black Sabbath called the "Black and Blue Tour". "Veteran of the Psychic Wars" is one of my favorites of theirs. Pure epic composition.
Blue Öyster Cult was one of the original “Thinking Mans Rock” bands from the 70’s, one of the first progressive rock bands that turned into a straight up Heavy Metal band in the 80’s, mater of fact the use of the descriptor Heavy Metal was first applied to BÖC by their first manager/writer Sandy Pearlman. This bands history is chock full of great music, from the mystical songs like Astronomy to their great rock songs that are just fun, like Godzilla, their music is vast and furious (pun intended). If you like this song check out Black Blade, based on a mystical story about a magical sword that winds up controlling its user, very cool.
Stay Cool 😎 and…
\m/ Stay Metal \m/
Eric Bloom is a huge fan of science-fiction and fantasy and has long used BOC to blend those literary genres with rock'n'roll. He co-wrote the Great Sun Jester, Black Blade and Veteran of the Psychic Wars with sci-fi fantasy author Michael Moorcock. Black Blade is about Moorcock's most famous character--Elric and his soul-stealing sword Stormbringer.
Vaya solo de Buck Dharma... ¡de locos!
Buck Dharma (Donald Roeser) has been lead guitarist since their inception. Rhythm guitar/keys were shared by Eric Bloom (lead vocals, also shared by Buck) and Allan Lanier RIP (replaced by Richie Castellano) way later. Try this one to get a for a feel of an Allan lead, followed by Buck's - a track forgotten by most (from their debut album) - "Then Came The Last Days Of May" (Buck lead vocals): ruclips.net/video/iRvqHwfnTMg/видео.html
The perfect song you fix my afternoon love you from Greece.
Whoever was playing that guitar is a bad ass.
Buck Dharma is a totally underrated guitarist! B.O.C. Rocks !
I have contended for years, and ridiculed for years that "Secret Treaties," is a concept album.
The guitarist's name is Buck Dharma, real name Donald Roeser.
Blue Öyster Cult is one of the only bands whose live recordings are better than their studio albums.
Thin Lizzy is in the same boat.
@@mc-lp4zl Right you are, man-definitely. Good call.
I think BOC was put on this earth for people like us. Vin, your journey seems more refined than mine as a religiously raised youngster. Sori, my favorite fellow lucid dreamer you might grasp the BOC story easier, but both of your fascinations with the other worlds that exist, that parallel ours, would become an obsession in the link to this band's music & the reason they exist. Sandy Pearlman was the architect behind them. Look up his story.
Really kills the intro magic that was in the studio version. Prefer that version, it carries the feel better in my view
This is my favorite song by these guy's, absolutely beautiful though it makes no sense. Always loved the way Eric Bloom sings this song, something about the way he makes the words flow together like he's reading poetry, another song that has that effect is I'am The Storm from Mirrors. I'm gonna get to see them for the first time next month after being a fan for over forty years and I hope the hell they do this song
Buck Dharma--Donald Roser--has been BOC's lead guitarist since the beginning of the band. Every member of the band plays guitar, and there were times back in the 1970s and 1980s when all five members of the band would come on stage on guitar.
Buck most underrated guitarist
The queenly flux eternal light
The light that never warms
First time watcher. LOVE this song; my #1listened to song for 2022 according to Spotify. Born again Christian and have read the bible well over 15 times cover to cover, and many years studying. Jesus said "I am the way, the truth, and the life." Either He's a liar, or a lunatic, or He's telling the truth. Christianity is an exclusive way of life, BUT anybody is welcome. Come as you are. Let Jesus in and the Holy Spirit will work on you and with you. Wished I could talk to you in person!
And BÖC never were-or ever even attempted to be-a cult. The name comes from the same cycle of poetry (written by their former producer Sandy Pearlman) upon which the lyrics of ‘Astronomy’ are based.
"Transporting" is a great description. We ll know what u mean! Of note, Buck Dharma is the only guitarist on this track. The rythym guitarist doubles on keyboards, and the vocalist plays guitar sometimes. He admits he only knows four chords and his amp is turned off when they're playing. It just looks cooler to have three guys holding guitars.
This is a fantastic song with thought provoking lyrics. You guys should definitely check out Metallica's cover because they took the song and made it heavier, changed the delivery of the lyrics, and the solo is different by Kirk.
Really glad you liked this song, btw. Take care guys ✌🏻
Yeah it's like walking along the home Tree Boulevard 78 degrees not a drop of wind all things are green and there's a hush in the air
They all played the guitar but Buck was the main guy. Solos and stuff.
greetings from New Zealand. Loving your show and I really love your reviews of Blue Oyster Cult. Check out their cover of Kick Out The Jams on the album Some Enchanted Evening. Keep on rocking
Metallica did a great cover of this song on their “Garage Inc.” album
The only other cover I like for Astronomy is BOC's own cover in imaginos album. Like it more than the original.
@@lauraportillo7575 Agreed. Kirk tries to play the whole solo using pentatonic scales, which ruins the entire vibe of the song.
Yeah bust out the perpetuity
Donald " Buck Dharma" Roeser lead guitar. This live track was performed by the "original band" Eric Bloom lead vocals, guitar, Alan Lanier (R.I.P.) keyboards, guitar, Albert Bouchard, Drums. Joe Bouchard, Bass.
Metallica's cover IS harder-edged than BOC's original, but if you want the ultimate sojourn into the next realm, listen to the original studio version from their "Secret Treaties" release. If not a reaction, then try it at your leisure. Enjoy.
“Secret Treaties” version is the best version. Not even close; it’s probably their best song and possibly one of the best hard rock / metal songs ever.
I've always found that quite a lot of modern music, at least lyrically, is expressed in metaphysical language.
The Metallica cover of this song is also awesome. You should try some time.
BOC is a short cut you're correct...
Vin, that's the first time I've heard my idea regarding G-d from someone else. He showed himself around the world to people as their culture would be most accepting. As a Deadhead, I learned long ago that the music is the drug. I've had LSD on many occasions, but it's just enhancements to the real deal on the stage.
Anyone else see a resemblance to Walt 'Clyde Frazier, HOF PG for a couple NY Knicks NBA Championship teams?
NEXT UP: Lips In The Hills from the album cultasaurus erectus. Thank me later. This song BURNS!!
Not to mention jimmy page didn't even write that riff in dazed and confused
Buck dharma all the way
Yeah Busta learn Buffalo bust the line
The use of mushrooms in early Christianity is becoming more documented. Many good books on the topic. Consider that the Church scrubbed it from the Biblical Canon.
Their self-titled song Blue Oyster Cult is an absolute masterpiece, in my opinion
U should have done the live concert video
Buck Dharma (aka Don Roeser)
Please explain to me how in the hell this band isn't in the RnR Hall of Fame? BOC
October 22nd 1972 Blue Oyster Cult, with new band Marshall Tucker Band...but the best band was the local band NEW DAYS AHEAD who opened up the concert!!! The show was at the old Brevard Jr. College in Cocoa, Florida
Any one who thinks metallic version is good needs to rethink kirk Hammett can't carry bucks jock
BUCK
As some have stated, the Metallica cover is as marvelous, yet heavier, than the original.
Please do the Metallica version!
So, thought I'd help you connect some dots? If you dig a little you'll find out that Buck Dharma is the main guitarist and that 'crazy good jam' you were enjoying was him on guitar. How good is Buck Dharma? Dig a little and you'll find a song BoC does called 'Buck's Boogie'. It was written FOR Buck Dharma... BY Jimmy Page... because he thought that much of Buck's playing even that long back. Huh. ;-)
Buck's Boogie was written by Albert Bouchard and Donald Roeser (Buck Dharma)
@@danielclark7780 Sorry brother. My bad. Too much music in my head. It was Jeff Beck (Beck's Bolero) that Jimmy wrote a song for. Now Buck Dharma. 🙃
Yeah Troy says yeah I'll jump on that change yeah sure yeah you got some home Missoula you know the stuff fake butter put on um cone Cobbs yeah salt the mup yes salt them up
So I guess the Metallica cover is next?
Ah the blue oyster cult lyrics rabit hole.
Metallica's version is fucking epic.
I like this metallica song.
Be cognizant of Satan's obfuscation; the Bible is the perfect Word of God...or it's nothing at all. Christ is omniscient and omnipotent... or not worth our time. There is no box or limitations on the Lord of the Universe. We speak in absolute terms when we speak of Him because anything less is not a proper representation. Religion, philosophy, altered consciousness, whateve, can be limiting because theyre human. No one should feel any spiritual wanderlust or wavering over His words if they're truly in His presence; there is nothing greater, He is ultimate. No disrespect but sorry bro, the many paths to Jesus is good sounding human theorizing but it's not biblical. He is the Rock that says I AM and beside me is no other and when you know Him, not a reason on earth to seek anything/anyone/anywhere else.
Great channel ya'all, love how you mix deep talk with fun rock n roll; quite unique. I'm going to pray that spiritual ennui nor the author of it will succeed in distracting from the full magnificent glory that you sound like you know of. Blessings. ❤️
Loosen up.
Prefer Metallicas rendition.
Metallica cover is better i.m.o.
Metallica is not better than BOC in every regard. In fact, without BOC there would be no Metallica.
Metallica does not have the dynamic range of BŎC. Their version of Astronomy is good but ham-handed.
BŎC can get you thinking. Vin's spiritual and philosophical following this song was fascinating.