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Added: Feb 19, 2011
From: Durandal1717
Duration: 6:53
The original demo for the Imaginos version of Astronomy, which isn't really the original original, making this more of the new original, if you know what I mean. The entire lineup for the sessions was: Al Bouchard - lead vocals, drums, guitar Buck Dharma - acoustic lead on Gil Blanco County Tommy Moringiello - guitars Jack Rigg - guitars Tommy Zvoncheck - keyboards Tommy Mandel - keyboards Jon Rogers - additional lead vocal on I Am The One You Warned Me Of Phil Grandee - additional guitar Kenny Aaronson - additional bass Thommy Price - additional drums Helen Wheels - backing vocals Jeff Kawalik - backing vocals Corky Stasiak - backing vocals Glen Bell - backing vocals Peggy Atkins - backing vocals Casper McCloud - backing vocals The full running order of the demos, which differs from both the 'official' and 'intended' tracklistings of the released album, is as follows: I Am The One You Warned Me Of Imaginos Gil Blanco County Del Rio's Song Blue Öyster Cult Les Invisibles The Girl Who Love Made Blind The Siege and Investiture of Baron Von Frankenstein's Castle at Weisseria In The Presence of Another World Blue Öyster Cult (Reprise) Astronomy Magna of Illusion Magna of Illusion (Chorale) And if you want to replicate the full experience, which will unfortunately enough likely never be realized, the original intended suite of The Soft Doctrines of Immaginos - Act I: Imaginos I Am The One You Warned Me Of Imaginos Del Rio's Song Blue Öyster Cult Blue Öyster Cult (Reprise) Les Invisibles The Siege and Investiture of Baron Von Frankenstein's Castle at Weisseria In The Presence of Another World Imaginos Overture Astronomy Magna of Illusion Magna of Illusion (Chorale) Act II: Germany Minus Zero And Counting Workshop of the Telescopes The Girl That Love Made Blind M.E. 262 The Red and the Black Cities On Flame With Rock And Roll Shadow of California Half-Life Time (When The War Comes) Veteran of the Psychic Wars Career of Evil Act III: The Mutant Reformation Take Me Away The Vigil E.T.I. (Extraterrestrial Intelligence) R. U. Ready 2 Rock Heavy Metal: The Black And Silver Flaming Telepaths Gil Blanco County Redeemed
Channel: Music
Tags: the brain surgeons blue oyster öyster cult stalk forrest group soft white underbelly al albert joe bouchard buck dharma donald don roeser eric bloom allen lanier sandy pearlman astronomy subhuman thee doctrines ov immaginos
Rating: 5.0' max='5' min='1' numRaters='21' rel='http://schemas.google.com/g/2005#overall ( ratings) Views: 2414 Comments: 8
TreblaYevrah Says:
Mar 27, 2011 - Great stuff, as always. You're the man!
Nyktohyl Says:
Apr 11, 2011 - Good shit, man... good shit.
ZZombyWooff Says:
May 11, 2011 - Al's vocals, quite raw heh heh..
ivanpedre Says:
Nov 11, 2011 - thank you so much for all the versions, incredible.
Tuy19299 Says:
Dec 7, 2011 - Al's vocals may be raw but he was an amazing song writer. As it is, for my money, Blue Oyster Cult has more fantastic hard rock songs than any rock band in history. I really couldn't care less if the world takes notice or not. This photo you have here, the back cover of Imaginos, should have been the front cover. It is hot!
ccomets23 Says:
Mar 5, 2012 - I love BOC, and I agree, Imaginos is one of the most under-rated albums that I know of. Fantastic music, lyrics, and theme. oh, and Al's vocals on this track are amazing. especially the use of echo on key words.
concertfan214 Says:
May 18, 2012 - Never heard this version. I think it should have been on the album.....and I LOOOOOVE the other version that did make it....this is great.
magic97wlbh Says:
Feb 19, 2011 - Well, I don't know who you are coming up with these incredible unreleased Imaginos demos, but I'm guessin' you're pretty close to the band. ;) Nonetheless, thank you! You've brought to light one of the most underrated rock albums of all time. I find it amazing that these (mostly) sound close to their final versions. The conclusion of "Presence", with the mixing of the background vocals at the end was sheer genius. Listening to the original demo, then the final, tells it all.