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Description: Genre: Hard Rock & Metal - Heavy Metal / Artist: Blue Oyster Cult / Audio CD released 2001-06-25 at Sony Budget / Disc ... more 1 This Ain't The Summer Of Love 2 True Confessions 3 Don't Fear The Reaper 4 ETI (Extra Terrestrial Intelligence) 5 Revenge Of Vera Gemini 6 Sinful Love 7 Tattoo Vampire 8 Morning Final 9 Tenderloin 10 Debbie Denise 11 Fire Of The Unknown 12 Sally 13 Don't Fear The Reaper 14 Dance The Night Away Newest Review: ... would possess greater mainstream appeal, a career move that obviously worked considering the subsequent chart success of ... more |
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Blue Oyster Cult - Blue Oyster Cult/Secret Treaties/Agents Of Fortune Price Comparison
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Sony BMG, October 08, 2007, UPC: 0886971621624
Blue Oyster Cult/Secret Treaties/Agents Of Fortune |
£ 12.59 |
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Columbia, December 15, 2003, Catalog Number: 5022372
Agents Of Fortune (Expanded Edition) (Remastered) |
£ 4.99 |
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by Frankingsteins - written on 31.03.08 (Very useful, 33 readings)
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'Agents of Fortune' represents the most obvious point at which Blue Öyster Cult "sold out," though in essence their music had possessed a distinct commercial edge right from the onset, preventing them from ever truly being an underground band. Following the success of their more progressively-minded 'Secret Treaties,' it's clear that a decision was made regarding stripping the band's sound of its more obtuse elements (aww) and focusing on songs that would possess greater mainstream appeal, a career move that obviously worked considering the subsequent chart success of '(Don't Fear) The Reaper' that saw this soft, catchy and ultimately tedious song reaching ...
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