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31. Aug. 2023 · BÖC frontman Eric Bloom, calling from his home in New York, chuckles when I tell him what the main thrust of my story is. He is about to puncture gaping holes in my preconceptions. I tell him about older friends I have who were in their late teens during BÖC’s biggest years, in the mid-to-late 70s; about their Cronos-logo tattoos ...
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12. Apr. 2024 · According to press materials, Ghost Stories "marks a fitting finale to the recording legacy of one of rock's most iconic fixtures from the past 50 years." This notion clearly irks Bloom; he denies it without reservation. "That is record label speech, and my answer to that is never say never," he says. "There's no reason why we couldn ...
Ghost Stories enthält Musik aus drei Schaffensdekaden der geheimnisvollen Band um Eric Bloom und Donald „Buck Dharma“ Roeser. TEXT: MAXIMILIAN BLOM. Mit Ausnahme von ›If I Fell‹, der im Jahr 2016 entstand, stammen die Nummern auf dem Nachfolger von The Symbol Remains (2020) ursprünglich aus den Jahren 1978 bis 1983.
12. Apr. 2024 · Blue Öyster Cult just released the new album Ghost Stories, featuring a collection of “lost gems” recorded between 1978 and 1983, and guitarist/vocalist Eric Bloom is explaining why these tunes never made it to an album in the first place.
19. Feb. 2019 · Eric Bloom, guitarist When we started the band, we all lived in one house in Long Island, New York. Everyone would pitch in, either in the basement or the living room, meaning songs were written ...
1. Dez. 2023 · Lead singer Eric Bloom talks about how Soft White Underbelly evolved under their manager/producer Sandy Pearlman, who got them their major label deal ‘More Cowbell’: How Blue Öyster Cult Came to Be - Best Classic Bands
That's what Blue Öyster Cult frontman Eric Bloom told the British magazine Sounds in 1978. Feeding the beast was "Don't Fear The Reaper," the most dark and mysterious of heavy metal hits, and the song that broke them big. Written by guitarist Buck Dharma, it was fodder for Saturday Night Live in their famous "More Cowbell" skit.
