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The classic 2000 SNL ‘More Cowbell’ sketch…Will Ferrell, Christopher Walken (as a different Bruce Dickinson!), Eric Bloom, Chris Kattan, Chris Parnell, Jimmy Fallon & Bobby Rondinelli as Blue Öyster Cult. Apart from being bloody funny I hope this gave BÖC a later career boost!?

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