Blue Öyster Cult – Ghost Stories cover art

Tracklist

Late Night Street Fight (3:26)
Cherry (2:38)
So Supernatural (5:55)
We Gotta Get Out Of This Place (3:58)
Soul Jive (2:58)
Gun (4:27)
Shot In The Dark (3:26)
The Only Thing (4:04)
Kick Out The Jams (2:22)
Money Machine (2:43)
Don't Come Running To Me (3:27)
If I Fell (2:16)

Blue Öyster Cult – Ghost Stories

Name: Blue Öyster Cult – Ghost Stories (CD)
SKU: FRCD1398

Frontiers Music S.r.l. · 2024 · Hard Rock

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Tracklist

Late Night Street Fight (3:26)
Cherry (2:38)
So Supernatural (5:55)
We Gotta Get Out Of This Place (3:58)
Soul Jive (2:58)
Gun (4:27)
Shot In The Dark (3:26)
The Only Thing (4:04)
Kick Out The Jams (2:22)
Money Machine (2:43)
Don't Come Running To Me (3:27)
If I Fell (2:16)

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Joe BouchardBass, Guitar, Keyboards, Percussion, Vocals Rick DowneyDrums Albert BouchardDrums, Vocals Allen LanierGuitar, Keyboards Richie CastellanoGuitar, Keyboards, Vocals Eric BloomGuitar, Keyboards, Vocals Donald "Buck Dharma" RoeserGuitar, Vocals

About the Artist

Blue Öyster Cult are an American hard rock band formed in 1967 on Long Island, New York, widely regarded as one of the most influential acts to emerge from the genre. Blending hard rock riffs with cryptic lyricism and a knack for melody, they built a lasting reputation on classics such as '(Don't Fear) The Reaper' and 'Godzilla'. Decades on, the band continue to explore their signature mix of muscular guitars and darkly imaginative songwriting.

Press

Released in 2024 via Frontiers Music S.r.l., 'Ghost Stories' gathers previously unreleased recordings and reworked material from across the band's long history. Critical reception has largely framed the album as a compelling curio for the faithful, valuing its archival intrigue and the inclusion of covers alongside long-shelved originals, even if it plays more as a companion piece than an essential new statement.