Best of Blue Oyster Cult

The list author says:
	"Epic, incredibly varied intelligent melodic heavy rock with a twist of Prog, the best heavy rock album of the 1980's"

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	"Dark, beguiling, mysterious heavy rock chock full of classic riffing and fabulous solos from the incomparable Buck Dharma - Astronomy ranks as one of the Cult's finest"

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	"A masterpiece of hard riffing psych fuelled rock, no one does complex bluesy space rock like the Cult - O.D.'d on Life Itself is simply staggering"

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	"Ultra rare this late Cult 'concept' album is staggeringly good mixing gothic horror sci-fi weirdness and piledriving epic rock, it is seriously brilliant"

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	"Live BOC were awesome and this is their best live album, covering almost their entire career this is blistering red hot rock played with passion, energy and virtuosity, superb!"

The list author says:
	"Harder and heavier than a pregnant rhino the Cult blast into the 80's with this exceptional album of dark twisted metal - Divine Wind is seriously scary"

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	"Their breakthrough album a fabulous varied slice of classic pop, blues, psychedelia and rock Don't fear the Reaper is still awesome as too E.T.I"

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	"Stunning debut of psychedelic heavy rock, hard, bluesy, weird and compelling - Last Days of May is breathtaking atmospheric blues"

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	"Melodic rock blended with a 60's pop sensibility but with still intriguing tempos and some prog influence - I Love The Night is one of their finest"

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	"More live brilliance now wonderfully expanded with bonus track the Cult seriously rock with intense abandon - live E.T.I and Astronomy are spellbinding"

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	"A seriously excellent return to form this recent offering is pure classic Cult and sounds refreshing and energised"

The list author says:
	"Their first live album and still a classic of gonzoid rock excess with yet more pyrotechnic guitar from Buck Dharma"

The list author says:
	"Extremely patchy late 70's album the glib pop commerciality is difficult to take but is rescued by 3 superb space-rock epics - The Vigil, I Am The Storm & Great Sun Jester"

The list author says:
	"The Cult return in the 90's with this solid set of heavy riffs and occasional flashes of brilliance"

The list author says:
	"Another fantastic two-fer live offering from radio braodcasts back in '81 and '83 - seriously worth checking out"

The list author says:
	"Yet more live stuff this latest features standouts from 'Curse of Mirrors' and 'Heaven Forbid' and is all the better for it"

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	"Fabulous 2 disc best of chock full of classic Cult although with some serious omissions a great overview with the best songs from their mid 80's slump thrown in"

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	"Patchy occasionally brilliant early 80's offering the dissension in the band is starting to seriously affect their music but Take Me Away and Shooting Shark are outstanding"

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	"The Cult lose their way on this uninspiring album but perversely (and typically for BOC) Dancin In The Ruins and Perfect Water are two of their best ever songs"

The list author says:
	"Nice cheap intro for the uninitiated"

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	"Excellent place to start for newbies but old fans will want to skip this as it has way too few album classics"

The list author says:
	"Rough and ready live offering from Castle worth checking out for Cult completists"