Title: Quality Cult
Product review: This is probably the best post '70s BOC album and it still features the god-like guitar work of Buck Dharma, only now mixed in with more 80's synth. The best song on the album and huge MTV hit (very deservedly) is the now classic "Burnin' For You", but there are several other quality songs worthy of mention.The lively yet dark title track kicks off the set with great synth/guitar fusion. "Veteran of the Psychic Wars" features both solid music and meaningful lyrics, while drives you right into the psychological desolation of "Sole Survivor". Two of my personal favorites include "Vengeance (The Pact)", and "Heavy Metal:The Black and Silver", both strongly reminiscent of their great 70s material.While definitely an album of its time (the 80s), Cult fans will find a lot to enjoy on "Fire of Unknown Origin", and it's a strong cut above most harder rock music of that era. For intense guitars and provocative lyrics, BOC can't be beat.
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