Blue Öyster Cult - Then Came the Last Days of May - Live 2014
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- Опубліковано 23 вер 2020
- Vocals, Guitar - Donald "Buck Dharma" Roeser
Vocals, Guitar, Keyboards - Eric Bloom
Keyboards, Guitar, Vocals - Richie Castellano
Bass, Vocals - Kasim Sulton
Drums, Percussion - Jules Radino
If this song doesn’t give you goosebumps you must be dead.
In my opinion they are one of the most underrated bands for 40 years. Seen them a half dozen times starting with Black & Blue and they always manage to give 110%
America's First Heavy Metal Band! They Need to be in the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame! An Epic Show Every time! \m/\m/
For sure!..Four times for me..
You got that right.
You are a very lucky man. Listen to them since early 80s but never see them live. Live in Norway and dont know if they been here. Anyone??? BOC Norway
Agreed. Black and Blue was awesome
WE all know how great Buck and his solos are but Richie's solo here is amazing as well!
Excellent Vintage Tune ! ♦️
One of the greatest songs of all time. Paints and incredible picture.
I like how Richie and Buck look at each other at the end and smile and nod , knowing they just killed it. Lol
Buck Dharma very underrated.
One of my favorite bands of all time. I've been lucky enough to have seen them 5 times, and all of the concerts were great. Buck's guitar work is beyond fantastic.
The expression of "It don't get any better than this" came from this performance.
I really like the complicity that we can see at the very end between Richie and Buck :
A guitar legend and a younger virtuoso making great music together.
What an awesome band !!
The look on their faces at the end. They knew they nailed it better than anyone could
Oh Richie Castillo just kills it! It's beautiful.
oh hell yeah this is some of the Greatest LIVE stuff i've seen and heard
It's Richie Castellano, not Castillo. And yes, he does a fine job on this track along with Buck.
He overplays it and makes a mistake.
Castellano
@@lonegroover a solo like that is bound to have some mistakes live. You don't get any studio fix ups. Most of those tough arpeggios are clean for a live shot.
There is only one Buck Dharma - unique sound and feel. A legend.
You are not kidding
Astronomy
Yes
You can say that again!! Awesome performance!!
The best,!
Never get tired if watching this performance. Amazing
I get goosebumps when hearing the solos followed by a tear of joy
Saw them as "Soft White Underbelly" back in the early 80's at a bar in Baltimore. (Hammerjacks) When they played this song, I weaseled up to the front to watch them.
I got introduced to BOC in 1974 while serving in the military. I was immediately amazed at the awesome musicians and to date, they are and will always be my favorite. There's nobody like Buck Dharma on lead guitar, causes total goosebumps every time I listen.
You are not kidding. check out Miche Shankar
I have to agree with your comment. I was also introduced in the military in 1977. I have heard it said that Buck Dharma and BOC are considered as pioneers as well as founding artists of the Heavy Metal Genre. I find the music exciting and I completely agree about goosebumps. Buck's guitar is so clean clear and complex. Like other great musicians , he has his own style that is easily recognized. Blue Oyster Cult are legends with the writing, they send me and my imagination to the highest of highs, in other words I dig them the most. Thank you for your service. Best regards, Mlke
Totally agree with you 👍🇬🇧
Damn!!!! That was bad ass!!!
Richie Castellano's solo is first rate , makes Buck's life easier.
Seen them whenever they come to the uk absolutely the best love them.
bon dieu quel guitariste.....rory gallagher, ritchie blackmore, pat travers etc etc .vous faite partie MR BUCK DHARMA de mes guitariste préféré....ça prends aux trippes......merci merci
and the wonders never cease! “On your feet, or on your knees. Ladies and Gentlemen the amazing BLUE ÖYSTER CULT!”
I wore that album out...twice! I still enjoy it today, especially while driving cross country at night.
Still have my original vinyl of that!!!
Best live album bar none
Epic Blue Oyster Cult! A true Story......🙏🙏
Like whiskey or wine . Have personality . Thank you "Buck" .
It is amazing how much better bands like this get as they get older.
Our favorite live act. Always love the cutting contest between Ritchie & Buck.
Masters of Sublime hard rock, Long live Blue Oyster Cult. Hail thee Eternal Heavy 🔥
Excellent musicians. Castellano's solo is well done.
My all time favorite BOC song, great version, great band.
The look at the end between Buck & Ritchie. Yeah, we nailed it!
Richie and Buck, as always, are awe inspiring. Jules lays down the thunder
Only with Buck Dharma could Richie Castallano ever play 2nd fiddle. All Praise!
Man, I really like the studio version, but this was absolutely stunning
It most definitely was!!
Yes it is
Fifty years of practice!😊
This live version is over the top. The guitar tone Buck Dharma has in this song is incredible. The whole band had an amazing performance.
The live version on "On Your Feet Or On Your Knees" pierces your mind.
I've seen BOC 3 times but this by far the best version of Last days I think I've ever heard. WOW
Buck and Richie are amazing together. 👏
Miss you, dad.
Guitar solo is insane 😳
Wow. That solo was insane ! Killer
Astounding!! Buck is surely the god of rock!! Ritchie is amazing also; he fits right in 👍
What a great thing to have witnessed
This Song it's like xanax . Try it one time and you can't stop. B.O.C NORWAY
Thank u Richie for that solo that just threw me above the clouds
I've seen Richie & Buck perform those solos maybe three times the last decade as BÖC has passed through town. I put them right up there with Dave Meniketti's soloing on Y&T's "I Believe in You" for mind-blowing live performances.
saw them play this 3 nights ago in Bangor, completely rocked the house, especially Richie , just wow!
Here it is just a few months later and saw them tonight in Oregon and this song just blew everybody away. Probably heard it like you did.
Don't forget to point at the drummer, without him that song ain't happening.
Donald "Buck Dharma" Roosa kicks ass.
Richie is shredding like cheese on this song!
This BOC Line - Up Rules !
The first time I saw them do this was with Allen Lanier (RIP). Since then it has always been the song I looked forward to at the next BOC concert. Probably seen them 20 times. My first concert was in March 16, 1975 at the Terrace Ballroom in Salt Lake City. It featured REO & BOC.
Best drum solo ever , black n blue tour, one of my top drummers, style, sound,etc, keep coming by Canton Ohio we love you...
Saw them yesterday at Epcot. They reached deep into their catalog to pull out some gems. Saw them for the first time Wollman Skating Rink,Central Park in '73. They still ROCK!!! They need to be in the HoF!!!
I sa them in 76 or 77 when they had the killer light show!!! One of my first concerts. Rush opened for them! The ticket cost me 10 or 12 bucks.
yeah, those were the days. BOC , Ronnie Montrose and Journey
Yep i saw them on that tour too in Newcastle UK--it was recorded live and a couple of tracks feature on the"Some enchanted evening"
Rush opened for them. Man, that must have been... I can't even imagine! I was 10 back then, and was listening to my parents' Nana Mouskouri albums! Imagine, real musicians with no auto-tune, no clicktrack, no mumble-rap, no drip-hop, no dropping the wub-dubs. I was privileged to finally catch BÖC in August 2018. They dedicated "Don't Fear The Reaper" to Aretha Franklin, who had died the week before, and "The Last Days Of May" was the showstopper.
Going to see them TONIGHT at Paso Robles Californistan. Mid State fair. Free with admission. Being a senior..$12. The new album Screams. July 24 2021.
I remember those days
and Ritchie gets the nod from Buck ... omg how good that must feel !
My uncle from US came to Germany and brought as present the venyl "On your Feet or on your Knees". It was 1977 and I was 15 and my collection was just about 5 or 10 Albums. So I did hear and hear it again and started to love BÖC. It blow away my ears. This love is still there and endless. They changed my musical mind.
FROM A FAN OF THIS BAND
(FROM THE VERY FIRST DAY):
GRAZIE BRUNO!!!!!
If they only wrote music for two guitars: this would be one of them! Thank!
killer !!!!
Excellent! Great live performance of a classic.
Just damned amazing what a pair of humbuckers in the right hands can do
Funny thing is... its usually just ONE humbucker at a time x) Buck is more often than not, playing with just the bridge pickup. Richie uses the neck pickup way more often, more often than MOST guitarists tbh.
So frickin nice..Such a great group...I know , I've seen them several times.....🎤🎸🎸🎸🎹🥁🔥👊🙏
Smokin Richie Castellano! Whooo!
WOW AMAZING JOB !! WHAT AWESOME SOUND !!! This was always my favorite of the Cults' . , since the early 80s. Awesome song , awesome band , of the very best !!!!
Fantastic such a great Band and great music theyve given us all for such a long time. Rock on BOC !!!
August of 1980--41 years ago, concert in La Crosse WI-----wow---the best
Castellano 👏👏👏👍🇬🇧
Great song Haunting ,Very well done
je découvre Mr COSTELLANO et c'est une bonne surprise.Je lui souhaite une longue carrière
Wonderful!!
just saw them week ago and still the greatest
are there two better guitarists in one band?
been following this group live since their laser shows of the 70's
Just saw them last night. I agree. I don’t think there is two better guitarist in the same band
I'm no musician and I could be wrong but I hear some Alan Holdsworth when Buck plays lead.
I saw them in'72 opening for ZZ Top and Savoy Brown. They were only allowed 30 min.no encore, but it was really good. Long before the reaper.
Weltklasse
Then Came The Last Days Of Greatness!!! see ya guys in August..
Saw BOC tonight in Derry NH
They played this song and Richie killed it on his solo even more than this show which is amazing!
Buck Dharma was amazing and Eric Bloom, Jules and Danny awesome! 🎸🥁🎶🤘
damn best version ever :)
Os caras só melhoraram❤
MY favorite band doing the song that got the hook set over 50 years ago!!!!
Beautiful...been BOC since '73!
Today is May 31st. I always make it a point to watch a Last Days Of May live performance on this day. How about you?
Excellent live de ce superbe morceau que j'écoute depuis 40 ans la voix de Donald est terrible comme au début du groupe et çà c'est très rare :) et Richie Castellano. est juste dément dans ce solo !!
Great Job Danke
I think that is one of my favorite BOC songs. I saw them at the Amphitheater in Chicago December 27 and 28, 1977. Both shows were awesome. I still remember Edgar Winter coming down from the 2nd floor in his white skeleton outfit.
Buck Dharma rules!
Simply and adorable
What a great jam!!
best fucking live solo ever
Richie and Buck,,,,,awesome !
One of the things I've always loved about them is the music and there's a tongue in cheek bit to it as well. Dharma is a Hindi word for personal responsibility. There is a depth and sense of humor about about life in what they do. That is simply right and proper. I'm 67 by the way. I'll see them when they pass nearby in a few months. Alan Brousard and Buck Dharma won't be laughing this time though. The last time I saw them was in New Orleans in the late 80's. We stepped out those two were in the limo I glanced over and handed my wife the keys gave them a thumbs up. they smiled and laughed.
Heard this in a meat processing plant in Burbank Washington when I was 22. This version is incredible. Saw them in Spokane in the late 70s. Great show with an onstage Godzilla with laser beam eyes.
Extraordinary.
As a reminder that today is 29th of May ....
I am very Happy to have discovered this Amazing version of my Favourite BÖC Masterpiece _!_¿ ...
Two Superb Solos , one with Buck on Rhythm ! : )
Storytime: You all will laugh at me,but the first time I saw BOC was back in the summer of 1998 I had just turned twenty years old and I had just got into their music three years prior thanks to a low budget raunchy teen stoner comedy movie called The Stoned Age,well anyway back to the summer of 98 I heard on the Classic Rock station that Blue Oyster Cult was coming to town and I called up my well now former best friend,long story and we heard the local record shop in town was selling the tickets we arrived and were sold the first two tickets. Yes,you read right one and two so two weeks later I get home from work the day of the show I hop in the shower and get dressed the concert did not start until 9 pm but we arrived two hours early at the club they were playing in Fort Myers Florida we arrived while they were doing soundcheck and one of the DJs from the local Rock station was there giving away t shirts,hats and bumper stickers he let me and my friend in the club while BOC was doing soundcheck and minutes later who comes out the front door? Danny Miranda,Buck Dharma,Allen Lanier,Bobbie Rondinelli and we got to meet them and they were parked next to my car so by 7pm the crowd shows up we were the first ones there like The Grizwolds at Walley World and by 8pm the doors opened and 9pm BOC took the stage and kicked ass for two and a half hours and rocked us,I couldn't tell if it was the 70s,80s or 90s they on the Heaven Forbid tour at the time. What an experience that was.
7:35 Shoutout the drummer on that final leg of the song. Boy ain’t miss a beat😂💯
Yeah he's a machine!
cool song
9:57 two musical brothers sharing a moment on stage
Wow!
seen boc around 20 times and hoping for another 20 keep rockin fellas
Oh what talent
I aspire to be like him
that guitarist has some Malmsteenism's in there - diminished arpeggios sweeps
Cool to see Buck having such a good time. I'm seeing them next month and I'm getting geeked already.