The song “Godzilla” was released by rockers Blue Oyster Cult on their album “Spectres” (Columbia) in 1977 and, although it never appeared in any films about the radiated creature, it has become nearly ...
The song title “Godzilla” might lead some to expect lyrics that use the title as a metaphor for some sort of destructive element. Blue Öyster Cult didn’t have anything of the sort in mind. Instead, ...
As you might expect, with that much firepower, it's a more dramatic version of the track than Blue Oyster Cult unleashed back in the day, complete with stirring string flourishes and thunderous drum ...
Thirty-five years ago, like so many other rock bands of the era, Blue Oyster Cult was caught in a yearly routine of cutting an album then touring in support of it. During its heyday from 1976-83, BOC ...
Blue Oyster Cult taught us not to fear the Reaper, but what about giant radioactive kaiju? Back in 1977, the band released the single “Godzilla” from the album Spectres. It’s a pretty cheesy jam, to ...
System of a Down frontman Serj Tankian summons some operatic flare for a cover of Blue Öyster Cult’s campy hard-rock classic “Godzilla” that will appear on the upcoming soundtrack album for Godzilla: ...
The song “Godzilla” was released by rockers Blue Oyster Cult on their album “Spectres” (Columbia) in 1977 and, although it never appeared in any films about the radiated creature, it has become nearly ...
Thirty-five years ago, like so many other rock bands of the era, Blue Oyster Cult was caught in a yearly routine of cutting an album then touring in support of it. During its heyday from 1976-83, BOC ...
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