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Blue Oyster Cult
Secret Treaties
Genres: Pop, Rock, Classic Rock, Metal

Track Listings (13) - Disc #1
1. Career of Evil - Blue Öyster Cult, Bouchard, A.
2. Subhuman - Blue Öyster Cult, Bloom, Eric
3. Dominance and Submission - Blue Öyster Cult, Bloom, E.
4. ME 262 - Blue Öyster Cult, Bloom, E.
5. Cagey Cretins - Blue Öyster Cult, Bouchard, A.
6. Harvester of Eyes - Blue Öyster Cult, Bloom, E.
7. Flaming Telepaths - Blue Öyster Cult, Bloom, E.
8. Astronomy - Blue Öyster Cult, Bouchard, Albert
9. Boorman the Chauffer [#][*] - Blue Öyster Cult, Bouchard, Joe
10. Mommy [#][*] - Blue Öyster Cult, Bloom, Eric
11. Mes Dames Sarat [#][*] - Blue Öyster Cult, Lanier, Allen
12. Born to Be Wild [Non LP Single (Single B-Side)][*][Version] - Blue Öyster Cult, Bonfire, Mars
13. Career of Evil [Single Version][*] - Blue Öyster Cult, Bouchard, A.

2002 reissue of 1974 album, that's unavailable domestically, packaged in a digipak. 13 tracks including five bonus tracks, 'Boorman The Chauffer', 'Mommy', 'Mes Dames Sarat', 'Born To Be Wild' (Single B-side), & 'Caree... more »

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All Artists: Blue Oyster Cult
Title: Secret Treaties
Members Wishing: 4
Total Copies: 0
Label: Sony
Original Release Date: 1/1/1974
Re-Release Date: 6/26/2001
Album Type: Extra tracks, Original recording remastered
Genres: Pop, Rock, Classic Rock, Metal
Styles: Album-Oriented Rock (AOR), Arena Rock
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 696998548022

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CD Reviews

One of the best BOC has to offer

Joker | Michigan | 02/13/2010

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Career Of Evil...Subhuman...Dominance And Submission...ME 262...Cagey Cretins...Harvester Of Eyes...Flaming Telepaths...Astronomy. There are eight great songs on this album and there are eight songs on this album. Does that sum it up? This 1974 classic from Blue Oyster Cult plain rocks with some of this band's best music and best (and most sinister) lyrics. Blue Oyster Cult has always been a unique hard rock band in that their lyrics are intelligent and their musical style is unique and a little bit different from traditional hard rock bands. They're a "thinking man's" rock band. Each member of the band sings as the lead singer, with Eric Bloom doing most of the singing, followed by one of the most underrated guitarists ever, Donald Roeser. In my opinion, Roeser has the best voice with Bloom coming in a very close second.

My personal favorite songs are Career Of Evil, Subhuman, Harvester Of Eyes, Flaming Telepaths, and Astronomy. Blue Oyster Cult belong in the Rock 'n Roll Hall Of Fame, believe me. I doubt they'll ever get in, but that's another topic I could get into to explain what the reasons are. Let's just say the voting system is extremely biased. Really, I don't think BOC cares one way or another. They know they're Hall Of Famers, and that's the most important thing. It's like Pete Rose - he knows he's a Hall Of Famer, he just hasn't gotten in. But in Rose's case, he has lost a lot of endorsement opportunities. Being a Hall Of Famer in just about anything means additional respect, opportunities, and money."