Blue Öyster Cult seemed to regain their direction with Fire of Unknown Origin, but simultaneously, the band was starting to fragment, with founding member and notable songwriter Albert Bouchard departing. On The Revolution by Night, BÖC brought in various hired guns, such as Aldo Nova and former Alice Cooper bandmember Neal Smith, and turned to Loverboy's producer, Bruce Fairbairn, who gave them a similar radio-ready ock sound. Although The Revolution by Night lacked a distinctive identity, the album brought BÖC their fourth (and final) singles chart entry in "Shooting Shark."
I realized that there had been too many credible, quality songs tracks in my posts lately, so I figured a slice of cheese might loosen things up. How about Blue Oyster Cult's 1983 jam, "Take Me Away"? Great video weird guys with dark makeup under their eyes, wearing Obi Wan Kenobi outfits try to kidnap aging hairy metal band members, and random hot fur coat wearing chicks, taking them to anothe...
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I realized that there had been too many credible, quality songs tracks in my posts lately, so I figured a slice of cheese might loosen things up. How about Blue Oyster Cult's 1983 jam, "Take Me Away"? Great video weird guys with dark makeup under their eyes, wearing Obi Wan Kenobi outfits try to kidnap aging hairy metal band members, and random hot fur coat wearing chicks, taking them to anothe...
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