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Blue Oyster Cult Astronomy Live at Columbus Municipal Auditorium, Columbus, GA April 1978
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Astronomy (Live at Columbus Municipal Auditorium, Columbus, GA - April 1978) · Blue Oyster Cult
Some Enchanted Evening
℗ 1978 Columbia Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment
Producer: Sandy Pearlman
Vocal: Eric Bloom
Composer, Lyricist: J. Bouchard
Producer: Murray Krugman
Guitar: Donald Roeser
Composer, Lyricist: S. Pearlman
Drums: Albert Bouchard
Composer, Lyricist: A. Bouchard
Bass: Joe Bouchard
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[@robertfitterman3777]

I have seen BOC many times over the years, and they are truly a great live band and unfortunately largely forgotten and overlooked. They deserve to be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame more than many already in there. And Buck Dharma!! What a great guitar player, singer, and song writer. He should be mentioned in discussions of all-time greats. Yes, he is that good!!

[@williamsherman1089]

Naw, they're much too good for the RHOF, it's just a big farce and BOC weren't

[@stuartwiner7920]

They played Boston in 2018 and filled a big lawn very quickly. I think maybe they've gotten too old to tour. (?) I wish they would come back.

[@robertfitterman3777]

@@stuartwiner7920 no, they are still touring.

[@riphopfer5816]

That bloke on guitar is Mr. Don ‘Buck Dharma’ Roeser. He’s one of the greatest players in rock history.

[@birdmanhero]

Highly under appreciated player

[@zoey9764]

You got that RIGHT !!

[@VinE83656]

Blue Oyster Cult such a great band. Even their last album which came out in 2020 is very good.

[@byronmitchell3784]

50 years of Blue Oyster Cult.. my first concert in 73.. I never looked back...✌️

[@bugvswindshield]

live 1981 veteran of the pscychic wars. epic. I mean one of the best smooth,groovey heavy metal with a dash of edge and mayhem guitar solo of the 1970-90's guitar work. I am serious ...its epic guitar work. for the musicians ear.

[@jalkabre5904]

Fact .... one the best solos ever.

[@jeffwarren4938]

Yep...I wore out the cassette of ETL...Psychic Wars was my favorite, followed by Dominance and Submissioon, Joan Crawford, Roadhouse Blues, etc.

[@Johnny67557]

Buck (Donald) on guitar is AMAZING. The FIRST band to use lasers in concert. Very expensive at the time. I had the great pleasure to meet them a few times. Small clubs in the late 80's / early 90's.

[@rick5440]

Should be in contention as the most underrated song of all time... BoC has some gems.

[@steveb6386]

Certainly has to be up there as one of the greatest guitar solos ever,

[@bocswu]

Albert Bouchard and Joe Bouchard are the Drummer and Bassist badass brother duo. They also co-wrote the song with Sandy Perlman.

[@vicprovost2561]

They were at their very best with them. The original band was utter killer, I saw them front row several times...

[@loilt5091]

@@vicprovost2561 I emailed Joe a few years back, inquiring about his early Guild Starfire bass. It's pictured on an older photo of the boys, taken on a Long Island beach. Not only was Mr. Bouchard cool enough to reply, he mentioned that photo's vantage spot was the very place Astronomy was writen. Great musician, a Master's degree in music and teacher, but ultimately, a class guy...my buddy's band opened for them and T Rex on the same tour, their 1st killer, live album, On Your Feet or on Your Knees, was recorded. He verified BOC were nice guys‼️

[@boothbytcd6011]

'Cities on Flame' is such a hard, awesome vibe from BOC, as ios 'Veteran of the Psychic Wars'

[@jalkabre5904]

Live version of "Veteran of the Psychic Wars" has one of the greatest solos I have ever heard. It is a must listen to song.

[@tomwoliver]

Buck Dharma is one of the greatest and most underrated guitar players in all of rock. It's nice to see you doing something other than The Reaper or Burning For You. This song was off their 3rd album, and the first 3 were overlooked quite a bit but in my opinion it is their best stuff. Try Dominance and Submission, ME262, Stairway To The Stars, or Hot Rails To Hell. Some of their older gems from the original 3 albums.

[@tonymingo179]

BUCK DHARMA a truely great guitar player, like all really top class bands B.O.C. WERE FANTASTIC LIVE, we used to judge bands on live performance, in the past, studio albums that were good were better live only if the band could really play

[@paulstoliker3303]

BOC/Soft White Underbelly has always been great live...I saw them several times, always so so good.

[@leefranklin3054]

Still great live.

[@michaelfisher7170]

Thing is they are STILL fanstastic live as this band exists today and tours up and down the east coast with occassional venues inland. Buck Dharma is in his seventies and still rips the chords.

[@torsigvaldjohansen1338]

BÖC is one of my two favourite bands ever, and "Astronomy" may be the greatest song of all time. The studio version on Secret Treaties and this live version are equally magnificent.

[@Itelkner]

"Dominance and Submission" by Blue Oyster Cult rocks and is groovy as hell!

[@tomwoliver]

My favorite BOC song, but there are so many to love!

[@Itelkner]

@@tomwoliver So many... think it's about time someone reacts to the underrated "Shooting Shark."

[@mcbeezee2120]

Agree. Only the original, studio version from their 1974 "Secret Treaties". The original vocals by Albert Bouchard(original drummer) and that closing solo which melts ears.

[@salsaucedo]

The vigil was incredible

[@user-km7tv7pz7m]

@@mcbeezee2120 Maybe....the coolest studio track, rock tune of all time. Albert's vocals, the buildup to Buck's rippin' solo and the solo....well, nothing like it! Glorious!!!!

[@gordoncohn1197]

They still sound as good as they did back in the day. They just put out a new album this year and a video The alchemist it's all good.

[@derwoodbowen5954]

The BOC catalog is extensive and has a lot of really good songs. From Cities on Flame to Hot Rails to Hell to Veteran of the Psychic Wars. Of course, Godzilla. I should stop before I get carried away.

[@oldman3821]

such a great band

[@Ravenite66]

Metallica did a great cover of this song. Nice reaction guys!

[@PaleHorseShabuShabu]

I saw BOC in a tiny bar in Cincinnati around 2008. Eric Bloom and Buck Dharma were the only original members left, but they still killed it. The sound wasn't the best, but it didn't matter. My buddy and I were the youngest people there. This old dude asks us what we're doing there, that we couldn't be BOC fans due to our age, etc. Later he saw me singing along with "Flaming Telepaths," grabbed me by my jacket, said, "You really know this shit!" and dragged me and my friend in the front of the stage. Buck smiled at us at one point as he played his Swiss cheese guitar. Great night, great band.

[@andrehughes1]

Fury and destruction from Blue Oyster Cult. There is no comparison. You guys are the only channel to react to the live version of this song. That musical buildup, the tension, the drama, that intergalactic guitar solo.

[@robmongar]

The seizure and investiture of Baron von Frankenstein's house at wyceria is a banger. Also possibly the longest song title

[@paulstoliker3303]

@Bookhouse Boy not that strange...most ppl don't even remember the entire Imaginos album, probably them at their technical/songwriting best.

[@tomfabozzi6309]

It's the only song in their entire catalogue that has a lead vocal by someone not in the band (Joey Cerisano). Patti Smith did some backing vocals on some tracks, but Joey Cerisano was a session singer (now deceased, I think) with an amazing voice, who reminds you of Ronnie James Dio. Apparently Albert Bouchard asked Dio (who he knew), and he was happy to do it, but for one reason or another, it never happened. Great track, maybe the heaviest of BOC's career

[@jerryeg327]

I have seen Blue Oyster Cult three times and they put on an incredible show. Great musicians. Buck Dharma is an underrated guitar player.

[@cathall7693]

Do The Red and The Black from the album Extraterrestrial Live!

[@TTTT-oc4eb]

One of the best guitar solos of all time - from my favorite BOC album.

[@pauljensen9678]

Great rendition of the BOC classic. If you want more awesome chops live from Buck Dharma, check out "Veteran of the Psychic Wars" from "E.T. I. Live" from 1982. Stunning!

[@Jellyfinger6969]

At the end of the song a giant disco ball was spinning! The drummer lived 5 blocks away from me in St. James, Long Island. My friend and I would climb a 200ft water tower and listen to them practice in their backyard. AWESOME11

[@DavidGraskemper]

Buck Dharma at the height of his powers! Amazing solo!

[@h1machiii]

The lead guitarist, Buck Dharma, is one of the best rock guitarists ever, criminally underrated.

[@Sandmann6627777]

I've loved this song for so long, but it's the first time I've heard such a great version of the song. Just wow !!!

[@tomhenson7168]

Listened to them for half a century. Buck Dharma is a guitar god.

[@RobertErnestLewis]

BOC concerts in the 70s and early 80s were a bad ass event.... so glad I was a part of it ! Cities On Flame.... with ROCK AND ROLL !

[@hajosteffen1793]

....then are still badass!

[@RobertErnestLewis]

@@hajosteffen1793 Yes indeed ... new album is kick arse !

[@theodorereph8971]

love how the bass guitar and lead guitar don't trample over each other

[@dnstap]

1977, columbus auditorium columbus,ga...still my favorite version of this song ever

[@salsaucedo]

Some enchanted evening tour (78) was a banger I got to see it in San Antonio Texas, been a huge fan of BOC my most favorite album has to be "Fire of Unknown Origin" (80) that was two years later right after the Mirrors (79) album

[@samuel_towle]

You need to see Buck play guitar live, he is so chill he look like he is having his morning coffee while shredding like that. I saw them about two years ago at a local theater in New Hampshire. They have a huge range of music and sound as good live as in studio.

[@terryv2006]

This is the about the 8th time I’ve watched this reaction. I’m obsessed with the tune and I love watching how much you appreciate it!

[@craiga1128]

the only band out there where they all played guitar on one song. Even the drummer.... lots of talent and the drummer and bassist are brothers

[@williamallen3715]

I love you guys… genuine…real. I saw this in 81

[@kiwi9147]

Blue oyster cult is like sonic version of the X files Their subject matter is strange, mysterious,unsettling and otherworldly One of my top 5 bands of all time since 1976 Listen to “On Your Feet Or On Your Knees double live album That’s the album that launched me into their their fascinating universe of music Buck Dharma is just next level .. he’s very subtle and humble ,not a showboat shredder .. he nonchalantly works his wizardry for the greater good in every single BOC song .. after many years of listening to them ,one day ,I really focused on Buck and his guitar work , when he not in the forefront of a song, he is doing incredible things in the background that serves the song again not a show off ,so you have to hone on his contribution to the songs Eric Bloom is one of my fave frontmen .. I love his snarly sinister vocals which are a total contrast to Bucks ethereal smooth yet unsettling vocals Most people are truly missing out on a fantastic band .. they only know the “ Big 3” .. Godzilla,reaper and burnin for you .. all great songs but far from their best , those 3 are the only songs played on the radio because they are more radio friendly BÖC ..”on tour forever”😎

[@jeepsterrex2185]

The is not only reacting to the quality musicianship(some of the best I’ve ever seen for a rock band in the 70’s)their reacting as well to the best laser show ever! Yep, thats the guitar player and lead singer in my profile pic circa 1981. Also check out “Veteran of The Psychic Wars” live 1981 Hollywood Fla. You see one of the best solos ever....Digging your channel. Also, you might want to check out UFO...Great band from the 70’s whom just did their farewell tour in 2019. Rock Bottom live from Strangers in The Night Album. One of the top ten live album from the seventies. Major consensus leans towards it being one of the bests 🤘🤙

[@hippiedad]

First saw them in 1977 and I've lost count of how many times I've seen them live and they never disappoint. Since their big arena days with lasers to their more intimate venues today, they still know how to bring it. Buck Dharma is definitely one of the most underrated guitar players of that era.

[@loilt5091]

I 1st saw Cult live, June 28, 1977...great row 3, floor seats, dead centre, $6.00. Utopia opened for them borrowing BOC's lasers, for their own pyramid themed stage show. The Oyster Boys used those lasers sparingly, one of the featured songs was Astronomy❗🔭👽

[@markoliver630]

B.O.C. Rocks big time ! Still out there they are a fantastic rock band . Buck is a legend .

[@peterichards3261]

Saw them on this tour in the UK in 1978. A lot of the live recordings on this album came from there. Totally amazing and their laser show was great too

[@markoliver630]

Buck Dharma is criminally underrated.

[@williamallen3715]

1981 . Springfield Mass. never forget it. NEVER.

[@maiden913]

Wow why isn’t this song more popular

[@stuartwiner7920]

BOC never got much radio play back in the day. It was given a big plug a few years ago when Metallica covered it in a tribute-album. This BOC version is better.

[@user-vz1dy4pt5u]

"Don't fear the reaper" should be next!)

[@j.j.4150]

Normie

[@zynius]

My favorite BoC song :D Never heard this live version. Amazing how different the diction is compared to the album version! Also, what other band has lyrics like "In hellish glare and inference, the other one's a duplicate, the queenly flux, eternal light, or the light the never warms". Poetry right there!

[@RichFrye]

sounds like it could also be Nightwish lyrics as well....

[@stevenwilkinson1265]

Has to be one of the great live recordings by any rock band. They are all totally on this great song throughout .... mindblowing.

[@bocswu]

You have to check out a 1976 live version of This Ain't The Summer Of Love. Not for that song alone, but for the bass solo and "5 Guitars" jam where the drummer steps down from drumming and plays the guitar with the rest of the band. The vocals for the audio could be better, but they're serviceable. At the 2 min 38 sec mark keyboardist Allen Lanier joins in on guitar. Joe Bouchard's bass solo starts at 2 min 50 sec mark and lasts until the 6 min 38 sec mark. My favorite part is when drummer Albert Bouchard joins them on guitar at the 7 min 7 sec mark. Search for, Blue Öyster Cult - This Aint The Summer Of Love (Live) posted by user, bonistik. This is the best quality video I've been able to find of the original 5 members of the band playing 5 Guitars. I wish I had the DVD. Warning: It ends abruptly, missing a few seconds of the final chords.

[@stretchgilbert]

What he said 🤘

[@jeffmattson6055]

Buck Dharma one of thr most under rated guitarist in rock history.

[@jeffwarren4938]

Last saw BOC in 1981...seeeing them on 9/28/24 in Laughlin, NV...wife got tickets for my birthday..so f'ing stoked!

[@gailhummer321]

TRAVIS THE LEAD PLAYERS NAME IS BUCK DHARMA AND I THINK HE IS ONE OF THE MOST UNDER RATED LEAD PLAYERS EVER I SAW THEM LIVE AND WHEN HE DID THAT SOLO HE NEVER ONCE LOOKED AT THE NECK OF THAT STRAT IN FACT HE WAS LOOKING UP AT THE CEILING WITH HIS EYES SHUT THE WHOLE BAND IS SUPER TALENTED THEY STILL PLAY QUITE OFTEN SO IF YOU GET A CHANCE GO SEE THEM IM SURE YOUVE HEARD DONT FEAR THE REAPER BUT ANOTHER GREAT SONG BY THEMIS A VETERAN OF THE PSYCHIC WARS SUPER GUITAR AND DRUM WORK ON THAT ONE

[@rorywilliams1885]

The solo is a song in itself ....

[@anitnec]

Whaooo this Title Astronomy is Something . HHhhhheyy Guys ❤ This is Quality , this is groove . It reminds me all the Greats like this Group is 4'39" OOoooh Sir Travis I see what you did there ! Nailed it !

[@DowJonesDave]

My favorite song. Only this version will do. You should do Veteran of the Psychic wars live. It's on youtube with vid

[@kensolar69]

Saw them just a couple weks earlier at the infamous "motorcycle Concert" This was the best song at one of the best shows I've ever seen out of hundreds.

[@charliebishop5928]

BOC is my favorite band,a lot of great jams

[@davidbracher8322]

The guy on guitar is brilliant. Good song..good reaction.

[@bjhellstream]

The three first albums were just amazing rock! This is from their third album. They went in a more slick direction after that but still made some great songs. Loved them!

[@vicprovost2561]

BOC is always worth a listen, from their first live album, On Your Feet Or On Your Knees, try their all time classic Hot Rails To Hell. Enjoy! 🎸

[@kennygeorge4454]

Buck Dharma is one of my favorite guitarist

[@beefoneeto]

The 1976 video is astounding.1979 MInneapolis is another great version and the live version from France 2022 is a tremendous version.Buck never played this the same way twice.

[@jamesfranklyn5312]

DON'T FORGET GUYS THIS WAS RECORDED OVER 40 YRS AGO......QUITE POSSIBLY THE GREATEST LIVE ALBUM EVER MADE.....I WORE OUT 2 ALBUMS THEN GOT A CD......OUR ROCK BACK THEN.....THEY'RE STILL TALKING ABOUT THE BLACK AND BLUE TOUR OF '82....

[@Johnny67557]

They had lyric writers that were also sci-fi writers. Def check out the lyrics to this song. It will bend your brain. Stephen King was a huge fan. Black Blade is one of my favs. I've seen them live 12ish times only as many as Rush.

[@dmCurator]

Must do: BOC - Cities on flame 🔥

[@steeleye2112]

Best solo of all time. Period.

[@michaelfisher7170]

Dude, the fact that you have a beautiful lady listening and appreciating this music with you is the icing on the cake...I've been a BOC fan for decades, never managed what you have. MUCH respect to you both, glad you like it! Thank you so much for the video. :)

[@stevensauer5597]

If you haven't watched it yet, check out "Then Came The Last Days Of May" specifically from the "A Long Day's Night" live concert DVD. Another great song, with an absolutely jaw-dropping solo from Donald "Buck Dharma" Roeser. He makes it look so very easy.

[@keefmack]

This band has always been on fire live. I have seen them more than 10 times going way back to 1976

[@bigdaddyrat7854]

With regards to BOC. The Blue Oyster Cult was a group of aliens from Sirius the Dog star (don't forget my dog fixed and consequent) and their leader was Desdenova the eternal light. This based on a series of poems called imaginos written by Sandy Pearlman the bands manager and intended to be put to music on a two record set some songs were written and Astronomy is one of them but unfortunately the full project never materialized. Note the lyrics.

[@raymondking214]

I have an amazing BOC story. In my smallish town in Oregon we have what we call the "Art and Air festival" and it happens every year. Well, one year, I headed down to the park to check things out...not expecting a whole lot from our small town festival. Did I ever receive a treat that night... BOC played on a small,"rinky dink" stage in our little park at the festival (They played without any announcement or notice .). They played about 5 or 6 songs, but I was blown away, having been raised on their music and all. "Some enchanted evening", indeed.

[@Devoid_Freud]

From the same album, check out their cover of Kick Out the Jams - After a while, Buck is just soloing continuously under the vocals. It's incredible extended inventiveness. nowhere near as long as this, but jam packed.

[@SpaceFactsWax]

Thank you for sharing. I had the chance to witness a rocket launch in 2018. Amazing experience. I uploaded a pretty cool video of the trip to my channel.

[@DowJonesDave]

"The guitar really stands out.." lol it's the first time he's heard Buck Dharma. Little does he know...

[@richpeltier9519]

THAT bass is a nail in a coffin. Rich tAMB

[@davidsmith1784]

For being live that sounded pretty dang good! the studio version is a bit more awe inspiring though.

[@alanbrown7412]

Hi Travis Hi Suzy. Brilliant reaction as always guys. You are right about the guitarist Travis....Donald 'Buck Dharma' Roeser absolutely superb. I actually saw the band on this tour in Liverpool UK. Absolutely brilliant. Looking forward to your next offering. Take care and stay safe 👍✌️🤘

[@Redundant_underscore]

Even better than the album version!

[@robgerhardterellen1488]

Both in the mood for oldies this week ? Good choices I must admit. For this band I would recommend Don't Fear the Reaper the next time.

[@Bigrosty44]

I first saw the mighty BOC at the Oakland Coliseum around 73 as strapping 14 year old. It was one of those Monsters of Rick shows. Aerosmith headlined it. I had never heard of BOC. They were the 3erd band to play. And you feel the anticipation in the 70,000 people. Then suddenly, they ripping out Hot Rails to Hell. It was 2 hours of the best rock and roll I have ever heard to this day. I have seen them a dozen times. Never a bad moment. And you guys did pick up on what great musicians they all are. Very few bands can match their talent level. They are still touring..and still ripping it up. Suggestion..Veteran of the Psychic Wars, live, 1981. You think the guitar was good here. Wait till you hear that.

[@MDSlatanica]

A great live band, all their albums are good but they're one of those bands that are so much better live.

[@Baldeson]

Just for the image, the clock at four winds bar is a waterclock.

[@charliemac64]

Buck Dharma is so freeeeking smooth when he's ripping off these leads, it's criminal. Watching him live just shredding with that look he gets on his face...he knows he's slaying, and it's second nature.

[@johnnolan8732]

Picture the very dark arena. Lots of pot & cig smoke. No air conditioning. Everyone just digging it. Ya want a time machine right? Plus LOUD as HELL!

[@RobertErnestLewis]

70s .. best era for Hard Rock, Metal and Pop Rock.... BOOM !

[@baumi-metal9123]

Wow- you are one of the 1% who don't do "Don't fear the Reaper" lol- most people only know that one from BOC. Try "Black Blade", one of my favs.

[@tomwoliver]

True. Real BOC fans know there is sooooo much more than The Reaper and Godzilla. They have a great catalogue, especially their early stuff.

[@OBESPRING1982]

They are swept away on a BUCK tide

[@grumpyoldgraymetalhead2441]

Check out “Dominance and Submission “ from their Secret Treaties album.

[@elfman5176]

Killer

[@aaronarnold7653]

Aloha, Loved your reaction..a hui hou...

[@jeandupont636]

Un must ce solo❤

[@skydog6376]

Saw them in the 80’s in a small bar on the Fort Lauderdale strip....they played under the name Soft White Underbelly....it was 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🤘

[@stevensauer8539]

For another great Buck Dharma solo, check out Then Came The Last Days Of May from the A Long Day's Night concert. He makes it look so easy.... Not the only great solo on the song either. Allen Lanier was also excellent.

[@kevinhampton6986]

ETI, Veteran of the Psychic Wars, Burnin' for You are some good ones...and you should really check out Don't Fear the Reaper if you never heard it beyond the whole "more cowbell" thing

[@kravitz47]

Gr8 song

[@jimcarmer1685]

Try their ( Veterans of the physic war (live)

[@JesperHellvik]

You should definitely listen to the studio version...and then while you are there....the whole Imaginos album. If you are into Lovecraftian stuff....that's the album for you!

[@thesaturdaymorningcowboy4198]

I first heard BOC in 1972 in the Army during the Vietnam War. Metallica did a good cover of Astronomy.

[@terryv2006]

Blue Oyster Cult has some amazing song endings. Sometimes more than one. Check out 7 Screaming Dizbusters from On Your Feet Or On Your Knees. Which ending is the last one? I don’t know