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1. Dez. 2023 · Share This: Blue Oyster Cult in 1977 (L-R): Donald Roeser, Eric Bloom, Albert Bouchard, Allen Lanier and Joe Bouchard (Photo: Columbia Records) If there was no Sandy Pearlman, there would have been no Blue Öyster Cult. Literally. At least not as we’ve known it, dating back to the early ’70s, with a classic lineup that boasted the Bouchard ...
3. Dez. 2023 · By this time, the classic line-up of the band was in place, numbering Roeser, Eric Bloom (lead vocals/keyboards/guitar), Allen Lanier (keyboards/rhythm guitar), Joe Bouchard (bass) and Albert Bouchard (drums). A deal with Columbia was secured, following a demo the group recorded with producer/jingle writer David Lucas, and so BÖC set out on their plan for world domination.
And so, aside from live dates set for 2024, Blue Öyster Cult’s future may or may not be up in the air. And, truly, that’s fair given that Bloom is closing in on 80, and his longtime partner in crime, guitarist Buck Dharma, is nearly 77. When asked what Blue Öyster Cult’s legacy means to him, Bloom is hardly wistful, if not laconic ...
18. Sept. 2016 · Art: Eric Bloom; Blue Öyster Cult: Story Behind (Don't Fear) The Reaper; The acid-dazed days of the band that became Blue Oyster Cult; Black Blade (1980) “We did this for the Cultosaurus Erectus album. It was co-written by myself, John Trivers and Michael Moorcock, and was based on Moorcock’s books. Mike was sending me lyrics by mail (way ...
1. Feb. 2024 · We also talked about the cultural impact that the band had. From the “Cowbell” scene on SNL, to use in horror movies. He spoke to not being aware of the use of “Don’t Fear The Reaper” in the original Halloween movie. Speaking of movies, yes, Eric is a Godzilla fan! “Buck wrote the song, but we used to make Godzilla jokes in the band ...
5. Aug. 2021 · Donald Roeser, aka Buck Dharma, Joe Bouchard, Allen Lanier, Eric Bloom, and Albert Bouchard of Blue Öyster Cult, July 30, 1976. Michael Putland / Getty Images You may not know the key of A minor ...
25. Aug. 2023 · Eric Bloom didn’t deny this. The frontman remembers furiously putting the boot into his plaque until it shattered. “I was pissed off,” he told Classic Rock. “I took the plaque, laid it on a rock and called over every photographer in the place and said, ‘Here’s a good photograph for you.’ And I proceeded to stomp.”
