Title: The album that started it all!
Review: BLUE OYSTER CULT is a classic in every sense of the world. With some killer tunes like the bluesy, emotionally-charged "Then Came the Last Days of May" and just plain bizarre "She's as Beautiful as a Foot," an apparent carry-over from their Soft White Underbelly days. With this record, the band recorded an album for the ages that any weird rock fan can appreciate. Other standouts that are also weird beyond belief are "Workshop of the Telescopes" and "I'm on the Lamb But I Ain't No Sheep," which would re-surface on the next record, TYRANNY AND MUTATION, in a faster, more streamlined form. This second version will live out the rest of its days as "The Red and the Black," a true BOC standard. This version rules, as well, so check it out.
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