Blue Öyster Cult - Then Came The Last Days Of May

Wow this brings back memories... Me and my at the time friends, 17 years young, saw the On Your Feet or On Your Knees tour (1977), War Memorial Auditorium, Buffalo, NY. All members of this band play lead guita5r at one time or another. Exceptional band.....

Rip Jesse played the game one night to many. Looking for friends ina fucked up place and 4 left you laid passed over

What an outstanding Song and Jam Buck and Allen two highly underrated guitar players what a great group of Musicians right there period

Brings me to tears every time.

It literally doesn’t matter what guitar is in these guys hands(bless and love to you Allen, you’ll be missed by this one dipshit till the day I die, I want to cry my my eyes out all over again, and I lost my only child in a accident, I don’t think there’s enough tears in the world if you live long enough)

And all that with a Gorgonzola caster

This is so fucking beautiful

No other band sounds like them. Saw them many times was never let down. They stand alone.

Is there an album or dvd with this on it??? I have a few BOC lp's but cant find this particular cut

I saw BOC play in Richman, Virginia. I was 15. I was staying at the same hotel as them. I saw Eric Bloom in the lobby and asked to shake his hand, and he refused. So, Eric is dick. I know that much.

I know Aerosmith got voted best band in America last 50 years but that my friend is wrong Blue Öyster Cult is the best American band in the last 50 years.

First time i saw BOC was at a Jr. College in Cocoa Fl. Oct. 22, 1972! There were 3 bands! BOC, Marshall Tucker, and the best band of the night, a local band called NEW DAYS AHEAD!

havent u guys heard!!!
the best bands in the world and that god ever gave talent to
never get into the hall of fame
they dont need to!!!

What a great shining moment for Allen Lanier (RIP)....he could have played lead for dozens of other bands, but chose to be part of one of the best, but underrated groups through the '70s and '80s. A true overlooked star at both guitar and keyboards. BOC rocked.

After that comes cities on flame

And the supposed fact they've sold only 25 million records of r ok ves supposed fact checker are the worst communist infiltrators of America id say it's more like 59,998,999 records I've only seen them 5 x in Seattle once in the mountains near darrington and 13x in Tacoma

This song could have been about so many people back in the 70's

I was thinking that it is time to start all over again.

Great song great band.

Great guitar solo! Love this band incredible. R;i;p alen lanir.

What a great band! Firing on all cylinders!

I got to Blue Oyster cult really, really late --- Not until my mid-50s. The thing I can't figure out is why Van Halen got so much attention and ink over this band. I easily prefer the guitar work and the sound by Dharma over anything I've ever heard by Eddie Van Halen.

I had the good fortune to see BOC in a Virginia Beach bar in the summer of 92. Stood about three feet away from Buck as he worked his magic. Good times.

That’s very cool!!

I love Allen Lanier!

What's it going to take for the RRHOL to get their shit together and nominate BOC?

Just over the bluff........

Oups, comment fait-il ? tapez 1 si il le fait exprès, tapez 2 si c'est truqué...!

This should have been in the Hall of Fame so many years ago is pathetic

Allan Lanier was a great musician. Great guitar player when he stepped out from the keyboard. RIP sir.

Respect the chops....BOC so strong.

I can't tell you how many times I've watched this video, easily dozens of times, and I JUST NOW realized Buck skipped the final verse

Saw them 3 times back in the 70's....!

awesome bass...is that kasim?

Ah ouai

Wow. As good as I have ever heard/seen and I've seen many of the greats.

Wow!!! Two super great guitarist!! Amazing

A lot of musicians have died in my lifetime, I only cried for 2, Elvis and Allen.

I had the great pleasure of seeing them in Lincoln, Nebraska. It was awesome.Listening to them now brings back such great memories. Long live Blue Oyster Cult!!

Their first 2 albums were simply awesome.

No fucking way change the name to hall of shame

75 or 76, this was my theme song, 24/7... watch your back.. pistol under pillow :)

❤❤❤

They live-jammed this ol' tune ~

Allen Lanier was so amazing that even Buck Dharma did stop playing for watch him start solo making an impressive yes whit the head.

Love them!

The bass player never got enough credit

I knew that “Buck” was a genius the night I met him at college. I was unpacking the first night when he walked into my room out of nowhere and plugged his blue Fender into a pig-nose amp. We sang oldies all night! Next, we formed a frat band we called the Travesty. It was two years of fun until Buck and Al Bouchard, our drummer, took off for The Island, Buck’s stomping grounds, to form Soft White Underbelly. Those were the days, my friend!