BLUE OYSTER CULT - Agents Of Fortune LP world from Chuck Womack and the

from Chuck Womack and the Sweet Souls' breakbeat heavy ''Ham Hocks and Beans'' to the raw snap of Jimmie ''Playboy'' McKnight's ''Little Anne'' to the brown-eyed Latin soul of Eddie Dimas and the Upsets

and Pylon—but holds nothing back in terms of what these songs are capable of sounding like in the 21st century

I stepped aside and they piled through the doorway and began to set up their equipment

The seventeen songs collected here come from The Fall's Brix Smith era

huge in sound

BLUE OYSTER CULT - Agents Of Fortune LP world from Chuck Womack and the180 gram vinyl. Many BOC fans consider this album their magnum opus. And they really have a point. Every single song hits you with everything they got. From the energetic "Tattoo Vampire", to the nicely named "E. T. I" and other hitters like "This Ain't The Summer Of Love" and "The Revenge Of Vera Gemini". It would be wrong to not mention the most well known song from this album, "Don't Fear The Reaper".