Blue Oyster Cult Ringtones

(Press Control+F For A Quick Search of This Page)

(Don't Fear) The Reaper Listen 7 Screaming Diz-Busters Listen After Dark Listen Astronomy Listen Baby Ice Dog Listen Beat 'em Up Listen Before The Kiss (A Redcap) Listen Before The Kiss, A Redcap Listen Black Blade Listen Blue Oyster Cult Listen Born To Be Wild Listen Bucks Boogie Listen Burnin' For You Listen Cagey Cretins Listen Career Of Evil Listen Celestial The Queen Listen Cities On Flame Listen Cities On Flame With Rock And Roll Listen Cold Gray Light Of Dawn Listen Damaged Listen Dance On Stilts Listen Dancin' In The Ruins Listen Deadline Listen Death Valley Nights Listen Debbie Denise Listen Del Rio's Song Listen Divine Wind Listen Dominance And Submission Listen Don't Fear The Reaper Listen Don't Turn Your Back Listen Dr. Music Listen Dragon Lady Listen E.T.I. (Extra Terrestrial Intelligence) Listen Eye Of The Hurricane Listen Eyes On Fire Listen Fallen Angel Listen Feel The Thunder Listen Fire Of Unknown Origin Listen Fireworks Listen Flaming Telepaths Listen Godzilla Listen Goin' Through The Motions Listen Golden Age Of Leather Listen Good To Feel Hungry Listen Hammer Back Listen Harvest Moon Listen Harvester Of Eyes Listen Heavy Metal- The Black And The Silver Listen Here Comes That Feeling Listen Hot Rails To Hell Listen Hungry Boys Listen I Am The One You Warned Me Of Listen I Am The Storm Listen I Just Like To Be Bad Listen I Love The Night Listen I'm On The Lamb But I Ain't No Sheep Listen Imaginos Listen In The Presence Of Another World Listen In Thee Listen Joan Crawford Listen Kick Out The Jams Listen Last Days Of May Listen Les Invisibles Listen Let Go Listen Light Years Of Love Listen Lips In The Hills Listen

Live For Me Listen Lonely Teardrops Listen Madness To The Method Listen Magna Of Illusion Listen Make Rock Not War Listen Maserati GT (I Aint Got You) Listen Me 262 Listen Mirrors Listen Mistress Of The Salmon Salt Listen Monsters Listen Moon Crazy Listen Morning Final Listen Nosferatu Listen O.D.'d On Life Itself Listen One Step Ahead Of The Devil Listen Out Of The Darkness Listen Perfect Water Listen Pocket Listen Power Underneath Despair Listen R.U. Ready 2 Rock Listen Real World Listen Redeemed Listen Ru Ready 2 Rock Listen Screams Listen Searchin' For Celine Listen See You In Black Listen Seven Screaming Dizbusters Listen Shadow Of California Listen Shadow Warrior Listen She's As Beautiful As A Foot Listen Shooting Shark Listen Showtime Listen Sinful Love Listen Sole Survivor Listen Spy In The House Of The Night Listen Stairway To The Stars Listen Still Burnin' Listen Stone Of Love Listen Subhuman Listen Take Me Away Listen Tattoo Vampire Listen Teen Archer Listen Tenderloin Listen The Great Sun Jester Listen The Marshall Plan Listen The Old Gods Return Listen The Red And The Black Listen The Revenge Of Vera Gemini Listen The Seige And Investiture Of Baron Von Frankenstein's Castle at Wwisseria Listen The Subhuman Listen The Vigil Listen Then Came The Last Days Of May Listen This Ain't The Summer Of Love Listen Transmaniacon MC Listen True Confessions Listen Unknown Tongue Listen Veins Listen Vengeance (The Pact) Listen Veteran Of The Psychic Wars Listen We Gotta Get Out Of This Place Listen When The War Comes Listen White Flags Listen Wings Wetted Down Listen Workshop Of The Telescopes Listen X-ray Eyes Listen You're Not The One (I Was Looking For) Listen

"Blue Oyster Cult," probably best known for their hit singles "Don't Fear The Reaper," "Godzilla" and "Burning For You" the group is still at it in 2009 after getting their start in 1967 in New York. They are recognized as a pioneering group on a heavy metal music scene, both for their hard-edged musical assaults and their use of the science fiction and occult imagery and ideas in their compositions. "Blue Oyster Cult" has sold over 14 million albums all around the world.

The group originally used the name "Soft White Underbelly" which was also a name that they would use occasionally during the 1970's and 1980's when they played smaller gigs around the country. At the time, Sandy Pearlman was their manager, and due to their association with Pearlman, the group was able to land record contracts with Elektra and Columbia records.

The group got their big break when Pearlman was able to get them hooked up with Columbia records. Clive Davis liked what he heard and he signed the band to his label, and the group went on to enjoy commercial success and continues to work today, although many personnel changes have taken place since the original line-up.

Blue Oyster Cult Ringtones

Tags: Blue Oyster Cult Ringtones