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Dominance and Submission (Live at Mid-Hudson Civic Centre, Poughkeepsie, NY - February 1980)
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Dominance and Submission (Live at Mid-Hudson Civic Centre, Poughkeepsie, NY - February 1980) · Blue Oyster Cult
Extraterrestrial Live
℗ 1982 Columbia Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment
Released on: 1990-09-11
Producer: Sandy Pearlman
Guitar, Keyboards, Vocal: Eric Bloom
Composer, Lyricist: A. Bouchard
Mixing Engineer, Producer: George Geranios
Bass, Vocal: Joe Bouchard
Composer, Lyricist: Eric Bloom
Engineer: Rod O'Brien
Guitar, Vocal: Donald Roeser
Composer, Lyricist: S. Pearlman
Assistant Engineer: Paul Mandl
Guitar, Keyboards: Allen Lanier
Mastering Engineer: Paul Stubblebine
Drums: Rick Downey
Drums: Albert Bouchard
So now that you're not BOC virgins anymore, here's dominANCE AND SUBMISSION BY CLUE OYSTER CULT. lIVE VERSION OF COURSE i HATE THE boc STUDIO RECORDINGS COMPARED TO THE BALLSY LIVE SOUND THEY HAVE. aNYWAY i ALWAYS FELT THIS SONG TO BE ABOUT PEER PRESSURE. fEATURES ARE GREAT BASS & DRUMS, ERIC BLOOOM BELTING OUT SOME STANK FACE "SUBMISSION"S, AND ALL THE WAY AT THE END BUCKY BABY SHREDS SOME SERIOUS LEAD!

[@mcbeezee2120]

Yep. Studio version on this one, with the original vocalist, Albert Bouchard, always rocked it better. Especially Buck's closing solo.

[@jerryeg327]

One of the great bands of the 70's!!!!!

[@elfman5176]

Awesome Show Guys BOC always amazing Please check out the studio version of this song from Secret Treaties

[@georgegeranios2918]

I was locked in a studio for two months mixing this album. Glad you enjoyed the cut.

[@DowJonesDave]

Good job!

[@jeffwarren4938]

Fantastic job...excellent live sound!

[@allengator1914]

Good job! Did you work on the first album too? Just asking because I was 17 and working at a little grocery store late one night in 1972 when I heard this hauntingly beautiful song come on the radio being played over the store's speaker system. It was my first time hearing BOC and as funny as it may sound, given their expansive catalog of music, to this day "She's As Beautiful s A Foot" is and will always be my favorite BOC song. P.S. Who's idea was it to redo "I'm on the Lamb, But I Ain't No Sheep" with a faster tempo and rename it "The Red & The Black"?

[@jeffwarren4938]

Saw them in 81...great show. My roommates and I wore this a album/cassette out, was constantly in the rotation!

[@tomwoliver]

That was a great show! I've seen them many times and they always put on a great show! This is my favorite song by them.

[@superfbomb9054]

Go see them live if you can... One of the best live shows ever... Buck is unbelievable live... He is just shredding like mad and doesn't even sweat about it or need to look at the guitar.. he just stares at you like " yeah... I'm bad ass"

[@kevinford9994]

Having seen them like 9 times, i fully endorse this post. Overall the best live RnR act ive ever seen.

[@raymondrochajr9621]

I like the studio version too. And this is the first time to hear it live. I like both now! Great band!

[@markdraine3571]

Wow. I'm so old I used to listen to these guys in ninth grade in 1972. Love their stuff. Great submission ..Dave

[@DowJonesDave]

thnx!

[@stevensauer8539]

ETL (Extraterrestrial Live) was my very first BoC album, bought new when it came out, and it both instantly created my lasting love for the band's music and my appreciation for their live work. So much good stuff from this double live album.

[@chrismiller5875]

Great live band...much their live stuff was better than the studio recordings, probably why their live albums where also some their most successful too, Some Enchanted Evening, On Your Feet Or On Your Knees, Extraterrestrial Live....was a time when there was a big market for live albums

[@byronmitchell3784]

Blue Oyster Cult, "Dominance and Submission.." was My Concert... Head Lined with BOC... Why Because of their Studio Albums.. My Memory of this concert in 1973..Lead Guitarest Donald "Buck" Dharma.. with myself being in the front row. Made eye contact with me thru out the performance... Memory I'll never forget.. 50 years ago

[@kevinbartram5302]

5.33 double beat on the snare gets me every time.

[@kiwi9147]

This live album hooked me on BOC forever .. they have been one of my top 3 favorite bands for 45 years ..I never get tired of them They are storytellers ,like the X- files set to killer music .. with an unassuming master guitarist Bucks vocals are ethereal and a bit unsettling .. Eric’s vocals are sinister and dark.. I love the blend and variety of both And a few Albert songs thrown in the mix too Love the album art especially the Cult concert going on in the gatefold

[@godsofohio6734]

The studio version is great. The song is about (mostly) the British invasion that took over American airwaves in 1963. Dominance and Submission.

[@johnihsan1547]

One of the greatest songs ever About an insestuous 3way between Susie and her brother Charles the grinning boy with covers in his eyes who put him in the back seat while digging the locomotion dominance submission

[@jimwebb7134]

Great live band. Was at this show (1980). They also would play at The Chance as "Soft White Underbelly". Saw them one last time, last year. They still bring it!

[@roncarnes5724]

Gotta do "The Red And The Black" from the same album!

[@kennycamaro2361]

Alright! The Live version. This is the best version! Cooool!!

[@johndrx165]

I still like the studio, but they were great live in the 1970's. Saw them 3 times. One of my favorite bands (OG lineup).

[@raymondrochajr9621]

Me ✌!

[@kevinbartram5302]

M.E 262 off any of their albums. but live, Yes indeed.

[@stevenappleman]

Greatest band not in the Hall of Fame!

[@raymondrochajr9621]

What a rip-off too!

[@emperor266]

I recommend checking out Polish Metal Alliance. Especially Master of Pupets (Metallica) and I'm Broken (Pantera) cover. Greetings from the Poland!

[@GatorScribe726]

I love this album and the performances on it, but if David’s not enjoying the studio versions, especially on the first three albums, he’s not a true BOC fan.

[@DowJonesDave]

I'm only a fan of their live performances. The studio stuff isn't hard enough for my taste!

[@DowJonesDave]

The studio can't compare with the audience participation in theis show. That's my favorite part. Their studio stuff is just too light for my taste.

[@davidburton9136]

This is still a very good recording of this song, but I don't think it's as good as the studio version. The mix is pretty muddy, and a lot of things I expected to be able to hear were just not there.

[@kennycamaro2361]

This version is far superior to the studio version. Much more energy and far better production value.

[@kennycamaro2361]

Also prefer Eric singing to alberts monotone rendition