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Agents Of Fortune - Blue Oyster Cult

 

Description: Genre: Hard Rock & Metal - Heavy Metal / Artist: Blue Oyster Cult / Audio CD released 2001-06-25 at Sony Budget / Disc ... more
Agents Of Fortune - Blue Oyster Cult ... #1 Tracklisting
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

 ... '(Don't Fear) The Reaper' that saw this soft, catchy and ultimately tedious song reaching number twelve on the U.S. billboard. This album on the whole is disappointingly predictable and repetitive compared to its more exciting predecessor, the style of which can only really be found in the comparatively frenetic 'Tattoo Vampire,' but ignoring the prog disappointment and taking it as a commercial rock album, it's hard to fault it. Songs like 'This Ain't the Summer of Love' and 'E.T.I.' are easily approachable guitar-led...more

Blue Oyster Cult - Blue Oyster Cult/Secret Treaties/Agents Of Fortune Price Comparison

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Frankingsteins
Premium Review Agents Of Fortune - Blue Oyster Cult: (Don't Fear) The Fortune (339 words)
by Frankingsteins - written on 31.03.08 (Very useful, 33 readings)
Rating:

'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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