Spectres - Blue Oyster Cult

Description: Genre: Hard Rock & Metal - Heavy Metal / Artist: Blue Oyster Cult / Audio CD released 2007-03-05 at Sony Bmg / Disc #1 ... more

Spectres - Blue Oyster Cult ... Tracklisting
1 Godzilla
2 Golden Age Of Leather
3 Death Valley Nights
4 Searchin' For Celine
5 Fireworks
6 R U Ready 2 Rock
7 Celestial The Queen
8 Goin' Through The Motions
9 I Love The Night
10 Nosferatu
11 Night Flyer
12 Dial M For Murder
13 Please Hold
14 Be My Baby

Newest Review: ... there are even a couple of anthems to rock - most notably the text-message-prophesying 'R.U. Ready 2 Rock' - that couldn't ... more

... sound less like an authentic rock song if they tried, complete with soft unison singing, an almost complete lack of guitars, and clichéd piano playing that I'd be tempted to think was ironic if such things didn't clash so violently with this artistically dry era of the band's otherwise notable history. The only diversity here runs completely by-the-numbers, from the more energetic rock style of opener 'Godzilla,' a style that sadly never returns across the forty minutes, all the way to piano ballads in the form of...more

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Release Date: 2007 - 03 - 05, Audio CD, Sonybmg

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Spectres - Blue Oyster Cult: Only a Woman Can Break His Spell (295 words)
by - written on 31/03/08 (Very useful, 20 readings)
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Following the success of their more pop-oriented 'Agents of Fortune,' Blue Öyster Cult understandably furthered this style with the even blander 'Spectres,' much to the chagrin of old-time fans but clearly the right career move at the time, from a purely financial perspective. The songs here are even softer than those on the previous year's release, and to make things more insulting, there are even a couple of anthems to rock - most notably the text-message-prophesying 'R.U. Ready 2 Rock' - that couldn't sound less like an authentic rock song if they tried, complete with soft unison singing, an almost complete lack of guitars, and clichéd piano playing that I'd be ... Read the complete review