In 2002, Blue Öyster Cult was enjoying a resurgence in their career, particularly as they embraced live performances and collaborations with other artists. The live recording of "Don't Fear the Reaper" at The Jammys features the band alongside Moe., showcasing their enduring appeal and continued relevance in the rock genre. By this time, Blue Öyster Cult had released their last studio album, "Curse of the Hidden Mirror," in 2001, contributing to a legacy that included classic hits and a loyal fan base. Notably, "Don't Fear the Reaper" remains one of their most iconic songs, often associated with themes of love and mortality, and continues to be a staple in their live performances. This concert at Madison Square Garden, a venue synonymous with rock history, reflects the band's status as a significant act in the genre, further cementing their legacy in the live music scene.