Hey..Check this out!

Richie Castellano of Blue Oyster Cult ...

Made this really cool video and posted it to me and some friends..

I thought it was really good..

GO RICHIE!!



P.S. Richie does ALL the work, even the orchestra....

this is posted with Richie's permission Mods...fyi!

That is really cool!
But,dude,BOC is older than me,I think and Richie looks way younger than I do.
Am I missing something here?
Grecian formula or something?
Thanks for sharing that.

Wow that guy has some serious musical talent. Thanks for sharing.

Okay, I'm of the No-One-Should-Ever-Cover-the-Beatles clan... but dayum... this was really good---NAY, that was awesome!

reply to post by kdog1982


Kdog..YO bro..

I think he said he joined about 20 years ago...

but , damn..good job eh?

Originally posted by kdog1982
That is really cool!
But,dude,BOC is older than me,I think and Richie looks way younger than I do.
Am I missing something here?
Grecian formula or something?
Thanks for sharing that.

I did some checking and this is what I came up with..

Like you I was thinking the same thing..lol..

The band spent the next 11 years touring without releasing an album, though they did contribute two new songs to the Bad Channels movie soundtrack, released in 1992. Riddle quit in 1991 and was followed by a series of other drummers including Chuck Burgi (1991–1992, 1992–1995, 1996–1997), John Miceli (1992, 1995), John O'Reilly (1995–1996) and Bobby Rondinelli (1997–2004). Jules Radino joined in 2004, and is the band's current drummer. Rogers left in 1995, and was replaced by Danny Miranda. Miranda left in 2004 and ended up as the bassist for Queen + Paul Rodgers - and Richie Castellano replaced him.

en.wikipedia.org...

reply to post by baddmove


it's cool))
By the way, who can advise some site where newly created band can promote its music? As we have founded our band, but we still do not know how to make it popular. One of my friends surfed the internet and came across very useful website artistecard. With the help of this site we created our EPK (Electronic Press Kit), FB and iPhone Apps. Maybe someone knows some other websites, something like reverbnation, something cheap and affordable.

reply to post by baddmove


This ones just as good as the bohemian rhapsody... Really impressed by his musical instrument spand cracked me up when i saw he was the entire orchestra

reply to post by iriny


Don't forget YouTube... believe it or not ALOT of producers look on there... that's how Carly Rae Jepson, and Justin Beiber found fame. it also depends on the genre of music your making; for instance, i produce music like Dubstep, House, Electro, Progressive, Trance Etc. So i upload all my song (helps if you make an awesome vid too btw) to Soundcloud, YouTube, Beatport, and share on my Twitter, and Facebook like once a week for a month or so... let me know if any of this helps man, and good luck