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Also exists with different track duration on side A as Blue Öyster Cult - Club Ninja or Blue Öyster Cult - Club Ninja. First catalogue number on the sleeve, second on the labels and the spine. Made in Holland. Barcode and Other Identifiers. Label Code: LC 0149Price Code: CB 291
22 de dic. de 2013 · 51. This has the so-bad-it's-good novelty factor decades later with cheesy guilty pleasures like 'Dancin in the Ruins''s desperate attempt to sound like previous hits, and 'When the War Comes''s humorously bad attempt at Pink Floyd with Howard Stern doing some cliche prog-rock spoken-word intro about mysticism or some psychedelic bullshit. 4.
Hold me close, don't fear my body.The flesh is weak, in need of touching.Your hands are hungry for want of knowing.Your eyes are closed, but still they're sh...
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Blue Oyster Cult - Club Ninja (1986) The Whole Album
Listen to Club Ninja by Blue Öyster Cult on Apple Music. Stream songs including "White Flags", "Dancin' In the Ruins" and more. Album · 1985 · 9 Songs. Listen Now; Browse; Radio; ... More By Blue Öyster Cult Don't Fear the Reaper: The Best of Blue Öyster Cult. 1996. Fire of Unknown Origin. 1981. Agents of Fortune. 1976. Blue Öyster Cult ...
Far from one of their better albums, Club Ninja still is a major guilty pleasure of mine. Its goofiness definitely hits that 80's teenage metal head in me, similar to their score in Bad Channels. I really think if this was a little more focused, it could have been a worthy follow up to Fire of Unknown Origin.
