FIRST TIME HEARING Boston - More Than A Feeling REACTION

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@suprchickn7745 3 года назад

RIP to one of the more underrated vocalists in rock history, Brad Delp. What a voice!

@edstolz7082 3 года назад

We know 👍

@clintonhunt9274 2 года назад

@@edstolz7082 I second that notion.

@donnadunn9608 2 года назад

Such a great band and such a sad loss to the music world. Brad Delp was an amazing singer

@jpdress65 2 года назад

Just goes to show that money & fame doesn’t always make people happy. Depression, alcohol, drugs, etc...we’ve lost to many musicians, lead singers way too early.

@edstolz7082 2 года назад

Any of you listen to his band Beetlejuice?

@jasonfenderson489 8 месяцев назад

Nobody covers Boston songs. Brad Delp is the reason why.

@TooSkinnyKenny 29 дней назад

actually Boston has performed since Delp's passing but it sure doesn't sound quite the same of course. The last video I saw they'd hired 2 singers to imitate Delp.

@yesthisisvic 2 года назад

This is 70's rock at its finest. This album was released in '76. And yes, they were from Boston.

@theodoreritola7641 Год назад

70s top 5 easy

@donaldbeard6231 Год назад

Thought it was 1976 the year my son was born 😊

@rking3724 Год назад

@@donaldbeard6231 I thought it was August 25th, 1976.

@rjjcms1 7 месяцев назад

They needed to hear the full-length version to get the complete deal,though. This is the shortened version.

@theodoreritola7641 5 месяцев назад

Do you know the Lord Jesus Christ ? I hope you put all your trust in Him and in him alone For your salvation

@johnpeeples6910 Год назад

The guitar player in the shiny silver outfit is Tom Scholz. He was an engineer and musician with a degree from MIT. He wrote, and played all of the instruments on the songs on their first album. He recorded most of it and produced it in his home studio in Boston. He hired the singer, Brad Delp to sing, and all of the back up harmonies are Delp singing. None of the people in this video sang or played much, if any at all on the album. They were just used for touring.

@kylebakke594 3 года назад

Next recommended Boston song: “Foreplay/Longtime”

@sonjadarby1158 3 года назад

^This. Right here.

@robertserrato3596 3 года назад

@@sonjadarby1158 yeah! That's a killer.

@andyd5492 3 года назад

First nice spring day, crank that up!

@Jabbabot 3 года назад

Boston did a great ballad, called "Amanda". Great singing by Brad Delp and, of course, great guitar work.

@boblozaintherealworld3577 3 года назад

Anything off that FIRST album. And RIP Brad Delp.....that amazing lead singer.

@Kathie-np8ge 6 месяцев назад

I’m 70 years old and this is my generation’s music and boy I miss this kind of music! What happened to these incredible musicians, and why aren’t there any younger musicians doing this?

@bigcheese2128 5 месяцев назад

Because art moves on and people don’t like being bashed over the head with what they “should” sound like 50 years after it stopped being cool

@deedubya286 5 месяцев назад

I think it's because they realized that they don't have to put any effort into it anymore. At some point in the late 90's/early 2000's the "artists" just seemed to stop trying and the people that bought or played their music seemed to stop caring. They just accepted that the boring, repetitive, generic music that they were being fed must be good because it was what was available. There's 50 years of good rock music, plus classical music, out there for anyone who wants to find it. When I hear the current drivel coming out of store sound systems or other peoples' car stereos I just ignore it as white noise.

@bigcheese2128 5 месяцев назад

@@deedubya286 to be fair top 40 pop music has always largely been low effort trash, you gotta dig for the good stuff in any genre at any time

@smithbros1000 4 месяца назад

I'm 66 and I think I agree. There are a good number of young cover bands out there doing classic rock. Some are sound-alikes but some offer great new arrangements. Several of these bands are very good indeed. But, as for brand new music that rises to this standard, it's getting harder to find.

@lilianakarapas9112 2 месяца назад

Me too Kathie. Many young do not listen to actual music but computer-generated repetitive stuff. Band were so creative in the 60's 70's & 80's there was so much talent & competition. I feel sorry for the young today they are really missing out.

@KD7ONE 9 месяцев назад

Legend has it that he is still holding that note....

@dancarter482 6 месяцев назад

_Chuck Norris checks under his bed for that note!_

@edwardmontelongo808 3 года назад

Never again will there ever be a singer like BRAD DELP .....PERIOD.

@Chris4Liberty 2 года назад

One of the best albums ever recorded. Possibly the best debut album in rock history. That was the opening song. Every song on this album is a banger.

@raysaudia 2 года назад

every song a banger

@adrianoamaral7025 2 года назад

this album is a First album for a band that went Platinum in less than a Year and also is diamond in 1990 and 17X platinum .. just a true work of art. Tom Scholz was a master who Mixed the whole album and played base on the recording ..

@poppad331 2 года назад

20 million sold worldwide, Bat Out Of Hell sold 43million...so maybe not the best

@kevinmcpherson4379 2 года назад

It still sounds as fresh as it did back then...RIP Brad! ❤

@Chris4Liberty 2 года назад

@@poppad331 Maybe. A best seller isn’t necessarily the best. But what is “best” anyway? Usually, when something is considered “best”, it’s more subjective than objective. In my 90% subjective opinion, this Boston album kicks Bat Out of Hell’s ass. ✌️😁🎸

@AzDesertFoxx 2 года назад

It's Arena Rock, back when people actually played their own instruments! No auto tune, just purt talent.

@barryevans791 6 месяцев назад

Purt talent is 1 step above pure talent.

@bigcheese2128 5 месяцев назад

Oh shut up grandpa

@AzDesertFoxx 5 месяцев назад

@@bigcheese2128 that's the best you can do?

@bigcheese2128 5 месяцев назад

@@AzDesertFoxx no, if you want me to get into it. There’s nothing inherently wrong in many newer genres of music with artists “not playing their own instruments”. I understand the gripe with things like 2000s boy bands and trite meaningless radio pop music, but in another sense, judging say an experimental electronic artist for not playing guitar or drums is like judging a fish on its ability to climb a tree. The thing you must understand is that in a digital social climate, computers and the studio itself are an instrument. You don’t have to personally listen to it, many people of the young generation don’t. But to say it’s bad or lacks talent because it doesn’t fit the frame of reference you created for what music should sound like probably 30+ years ago is just shortsighted and closed minded. If you want some new bands that “play their own instruments” I can recommend some.

@bigcheese2128 5 месяцев назад

@@AzDesertFoxx and sorry for telling you to shut up and calling you grandpa it’s just a knee jerk reaction I see because this sentiment is very stifling for the actual creation of new good music

@ZillaMesh 2 месяца назад

One of the most perfect songs ever.

@chriso6719 3 года назад

Jay, this is 70's rock. And ,yes, they are from Boston.

@ericwillison1389 3 года назад

Scholl was from Toledo, Ohio until he went to MIT.

@danapaul3216 3 года назад

Afro straight into a beard-fro. Had me laughing so hard.

@johntremmel3949 3 года назад

Sholz

@danapaul3216 3 года назад

@@johntremmel3949 Scholz.

@clintchilders8672 3 месяца назад

I was a teen back in the '70's and I too rocked a fro for a time.

@scobie4252 3 года назад

When people could sing and play instruments the 70’s rock.

@jawbone78 3 года назад

(People still can)

@mellymom1121 3 года назад

The entire first album was recorded, written and produced by 2 people. In a basement. One man played all the instruments. One man sang on multi tracks. Look it up.

@JustMe-gn6yf 3 года назад

I was born in 1960 spent my teens in the 70s and what a great decade to be a teenager

@proehm 3 года назад

Well one who could play and one who could sing.

@robwilliamson9056 3 года назад

And wrote their own music

@markgarrett2968 Месяц назад

one of the best songs and albums and voice of all time. the fact that they arent in the rock n roll hall of fame is a mortal sin.

@decolonizeEverywhere Год назад

Some might call Boston a hair band but what they really are is the birth of progressive rock

@jeffmorrison2147 3 года назад

The entire album is fire. Arguably the best debut album of all time

@jameshelm2847 3 года назад

And it was their demo tape that was released as the album.

@missd9785 3 года назад

Wrote the same thing! Had plenty of time to do what they wanted I guess??

@wendyeverett4768 3 года назад

One of the best! The Cars debut was awesome as well.

@rickycoleman8841 3 года назад

@@wendyeverett4768 loved the car's

@meanoldwoman5771 3 года назад

It's the only album that I can listen to from beginning to end and not want to skip a song along the way.

@cnote3492 3 года назад

Boston is a Rock Band if there ever was one, bangers and anthems, Foreplay/Long Time is a MUST for an introduction. Great reaction, love you gus.

@ajruther67 3 года назад

and the song Rock N Roll Band by Boston

@grantdowling8550 3 года назад

classic rock through and through. this was the first song i learned on guitar.

@n3mesis2002 Год назад

This guy had one of the most powerful and iconic voices I've ever heard, he hit those high notes effortless , wow all my respects to him and the band

@IN2BEATS1 Год назад

Brad Delp had one of the greatest rock voices ever. Right up there with Steve Perry. Sorrowfully, life overwhelmed him and he took his life in 2007.

@Uatu-the-Watcher 3 года назад

The “lead guitarist” recorded this whole album, by himself, every instrument, in his basement, while working as an engineer at Polaroid. The only outside performance is the vocals. The band was put together for touring.

@andyzehr9839 3 года назад

Don't think he gets enough credit for this tbh.

@027mongo 3 года назад

Almost, but not quite, true: the record company insisted that some of Scholz's parts be re-recorded by other musicians, and he didn't play the drum parts. He only played 'almost' everything - but he also invented and built many of the effects and most of the studio equipment.

@jeffblevins5899 3 года назад

Yeah, Tom Scholtz - you forgot to mention he dropped out of MIT. Dude was legit mix master.

@gaetanoschristmaschannel 3 года назад

I did not know that. That's why I love these channels. I learn something new all the time. Thanks!!

@terryspak5763 3 года назад

@@027mongo @Uatu And the band that was put together couldn't have been more perfect for the project; Tom never had stage presence, but the entire rest of the band sure as heck did. It was an ideal combination.

@mikejohnson7206 2 года назад

Can't go wrong with any song on this album. A true masterpiece.

@jspntr 3 месяца назад

This whole album was just badass

@sombojoe 11 месяцев назад

Not sure if I’m upset they haven’t been listening to this for 50 years or I am jealous of them hearing it for the first time!

@tomarcher3052 2 года назад

Speaking of the drummer, RIP Sib Hashian. A very talented and underrated drummer.

@SueK51 Год назад

RIP Sib and Brad.

@grantsoper129 Год назад

Sib Hashian is Dwayne Johnson's father in law.....

@cdpwillprevail1 7 месяцев назад

@@grantsoper129wow, that’s crazy awesome.

@neillenet291 3 года назад

More evidence that the 70's had the best music.

@truefirstmagic 3 года назад

Boston. One of the most beloved of the giants of classic rock.

@jonathonfrazier6622 3 года назад

I put Boston and Journey togethor at the pinnacle of musical greatness. I cant choose one over the other.

@steveb.212 18 часов назад

I’m 53. I remember loving this song when my parents played it in the 70s. I love all types of music. From electronic dance to country. This will probably go down as my favorite song in history.

@miaw6392 3 месяца назад

Another song played at my father's funeral. When I would stay at his place, he would be blasting this song, and it was like, "Dad, turn that shit down!" 85 years old.

@oscartheg6674 2 месяца назад

That's another rock band from the 70s.

@SkepticCyclist 3 года назад

Brad Delp is known as one of the best vocalist ever, not only in rock, but in all genres. He and Freddy Mercury are one of the few that probably have perfect pitch. The dude can sing.

@j.h.3777 3 года назад

No autotune in those days. You had to have talent.

@mattboland5221 3 года назад

Add to that list: Lou Graham, Steve Walsh, Steve Perry

@richardlurvey5650 3 года назад

You can't leave Bruce Dickinson(Iron Maiden) off that list the man is right there with Delp and Mercury.

@twohorsesinamancostume7606 3 года назад

You should check out Devin Townsend.

@supertrexandroidx 3 года назад

The only bad thing about listening to these old Boston tunes is that they always remind me of how Brad Delp checked out :(

@TheMike_I 3 года назад

Peace Of Mind and Foreplay/Long Time are two more of their classics

@VisionProStudios 14 дней назад

I discovered Boston my junior year in HS, 1976. It changed Rock and Roll forever. Founding Member Tom Scholz created the band from his basement. He engineered and recorded every single instrument himself at first. He created demos of the songs and then found Delp, the lead singer, to perform the vocals. Boston's style and Scholz's upbringing blended Classical, Rock, and soul when it hit the airwaves. The band members once they were asked by the record label to play live, had to be auditioned, and practiced about 3-5 months before they did their first live gig, following Scholz's master tapes. So literally, the band formed AFTER a record deal had been struck. Schulz engineered and created foot pedals for guitars for that era of music and made millions from the sales of the transforming sound from bands world wide, used to this very day. All members of Boston were from Boston. The voices of Brad Delp and Tom Schulz were dubbed and overlayed, giving the effect of a wide range of fullness and sound effects that had not yet been heard in the late 70's. The slide along the guitar with the instruments effect pad was a first for the era of music during that time and put Boston on top of the charts for 132 weeks. Delp committed suicide and there is to this day a controversy over the reasons why. Tom Scholz, now 78 is the only living survivor of the band.

@JohnDavis-zo4xl 10 месяцев назад

RIP Brad Delp, the nicest guy in rock n roll. You gave us so much more than a feeling.

@charlesburris6314 3 года назад

The drummer's daughter is married to Dwayne Johnson. Tom Sholz founded the band. He went to MIT. Brad Delp was the lead singer.

@davidhohn9106 3 года назад

Sib Hashian. He passed away a few years ago, while doing what he loved, drumming.

@Carolitoh 3 года назад

Brad Delp had one of the best voices in rock. RIP Brad!!!

@rickclark8657 3 года назад

Also RIP Sib

@donveldman8850 Месяц назад

Grew up in 70'and this was my favorite band

@jesusmartinez5494 Год назад

To say this album's phenomenal is an understatement. Incredible & still love it 2 pieces.

@HotItalian1 3 года назад

Boston.....This entire album is FABULOUS!!! Check the rest of the album

@penderyn8794 3 года назад

This song video misses a whole verse mind you

@HotItalian1 3 года назад

@@penderyn8794 fully aware of that. That doesn't take away that the entire album is fabulous

@theodoreritola7641 Год назад

This was 70s GREAT NESS

@tripsmore1 3 года назад

Yes, Boston was from Boston. Brad Delp had a great voice...RIP

@naasduplessis855 Год назад

There's no music like that of the 70s. There's just something special about that decade's music and will never be repeated.

@khaotical9699 2 месяца назад

first rock band to headline a world tour on their first album.

@jeffkwas 3 года назад

Nothing like cruising down the street in the summer, windows down, blasting More Than A Feeling.

@afn3899 3 года назад

Ah, you said it😎

@tbrackett9344 3 года назад

This CD stays in my Jeeps radio at all times.

@missd9785 3 года назад

Really one of my all time favorite songs... never get tired of it.

@laurakali6522 3 года назад

I thought I was so cool in my 4 door, hand me down , 1968 maroon Dodge Dart…..but we had fun….

@markmeister2444 3 года назад

Back when this album was released I went out the bought the 8 track and after I closed done the local pub I had a friend that worked at the local airport and so when I used to stop in and see him he was on the steady graveyard shift I would pull my van inside the hanger and take my boxed 6X9 Jensen speakers out and would sit them on the roof and the harmonics were so good in this huge hanger it sounded great.

@GuyAnthonyDeMarco 3 года назад

Brad Delp was such a classic vocalist, back when all the artists had to have the singing chops to make it -- no auto-tune to fix mistakes. Tom Scholz also was an engineer and invented a lot of music equipment. They're classified as Classic Rock.

@Psalm136HisMercyEnduresForever 2 года назад

Scholz was an MIT grad and worked for Polaroid while he was working on the album. It took off and he decided to quit his day job.

@clayquakenbush 2 года назад

Freakin amazing. Thank God I saw them on their first tour.

@BloodSweatandGears 2 года назад

It is called classic rock now.. Back in the mid-70s this was called "Arena Rock" or just plain "Rock".

@anthonyhansel9175 2 года назад

@@BloodSweatandGears AOR to be more specific, or Arena Oriented Rock. Was meant to sell out stadiums and arenas and have them rocking. Succeeded, too!

@drunkrockerreaction2377 2 года назад

Tom Sholtz was creator n genius behind this whole operation. My favorite band hands down 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

@markherring3513 Год назад

The guitarist wrote the entire album alone in his basement while he worked a regular job...he wrote all lyrics, played all instruments. He got a record deal off his recordings only, with the company thinking it was an entire band...once he got a record deal he then hired a vocalist and a drummer to re-do those parts...the rest is history.

@joelschutte 26 дней назад

I honestly don’t know how someone could NOT have heard this song. It's ubiquitous.

@R.POWELL 3 года назад

" FOREPLAY/LONG TIME" is another kickass song from BOSTON too !!! 🤗

@charlesburris6314 3 года назад

"Foreplay/Longtime", "Hitchin' A Ride", "Don't Look Back", "Feelin' Satisfied", "Amanda"... I'd dive into that album you're in first. Many consider it to be the best debut album of all time. Judge for yourself.

@midnightfury7267 3 года назад

Yes indeed!🥂

@jimshelton3448 3 года назад

Amanda and Don't look back are not on the debut album

@DeanMk1 2 года назад

Let's not forget the second album, either....MAN I'LL NEVER BE. 'nuff said.

@troymendiola3676 Месяц назад

In the late 70s and through the 80s the only question was when was Boston going to crush the world with a new album, they became victims of their perfection. They would not put out another album until 20 years later, because it had to be perfect

@michelleheilman9164 6 дней назад

Brad Delp was one of the few people with perfect pitch and a >4 octive range! And their drummer was one of the best ever in rock & roll history!

@Particulator 3 года назад

One guy played all the instruments when this album was recorded.

@bigcatdaddy76016 3 года назад

Not many know that.

@blakewestwood8096 3 года назад

Many know that.

@MrSmartAlec 3 года назад

Close but not quite. Sib Hashian - drums Barry Goudreau - electric guitar Tom Scholz - acoustic and electric rhythm guitar, lead guitar, bass

@Spazzmatazzz 3 года назад

Not every instrument, but Tom Scholtz did master the tape in his basement.

@michaelroberts8653 3 года назад

@@MrSmartAlec Tom also wrote the music, recorded it, engineered it, mixed it in his basement. Oh, he also co-invented the Polaroid SX70 camera! A true genius!

@MarkLindsayCNC 3 года назад

Okay, it's the end of summer of 1976. You're 15 years old, just starting high school, chomping at the bit to get your driver's license, and with it some independence. You're listening to the radio while goofing off with your friends in your garage one weekend, then this tune comes on. Everyone stops talking and listens intently. When the song is over, you look at each other, and almost in unison say, "Oh, I have GOT to go get this album...!" Yeah. It was like that. This album was one of the 4 you HAD to have around that time, or you just weren't getting a date. End of discussion.

@michaelwatson3127 3 года назад

What he just said!☝️

@dougbruce1316 3 года назад

My experience EXACTLY.

@michelleparenti854 3 года назад

I had the pleasure of seeing them three times here in Boston!

@andrewpetik2034 3 года назад

The 1970s decade was AMAZING, wasn't it?

@4ClassicmarketingG 3 года назад

a soundtrack to every kegger we threw in the '80s

@Gnomojo 4 дня назад

You notice no one ever does a cover of this song because it’s nearly impossible to be this good.

@victorkiser8301 Год назад

The 70's were music's golden decade. For pure talent, inventiveness and diversity no other decade can match it.

@adammarlin3854 3 года назад

Their entire first album is a masterpiece.

@allencarlson6128 3 года назад

Brad Delp's vocal range was incredible!!

@thomascerulli8013 2 года назад

It was the 70’s. Everybody was not only listening to this incredible album. We all wore Boston T shirts. 😎🔥🔥🔥

@Karen-jv5uo Год назад

And the entire concert audience sparked their lighters! Awesomeness!!!

@Karen-jv5uo Год назад

And I still wear my Boston tshirt

@saveriosalemme5366 Год назад

Yup, had the t- shirt.

@Zarni-fv2fj 15 дней назад

A song plays on the radio and 1 bar into it and you know it's Boston.

@jansonshine9082 3 года назад

Welcome to the 70's dude! This is in a unique genre: Arena Rock.

@HeavyTopspin 3 года назад

So to the interesting thing about Boston: the guitarist, Tom Scholz, attended MIT for engineering and invented the Rockman, a special effects guitar amplifier that stayed on the market into the 90s. As you listen to more Boston, you'll find that even in wildly different songs, there's a distinct sound to the electric guitar, to the point that you'll hear a Boston song you've never heard before and immediately recognize it's them without Brad Delp having to sing a single note.

@powoodworker1751 3 года назад

He also worked for Kodak and was one of the people who developed the one step camera.

@midkingsteve 3 года назад

They recorded this in his homemade studio, and it set a standard for pristine recording. Genius

@buddystewart2020 3 года назад

His favorite device he built was the Hyper Space Pedal. Only two exist. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-R1c0Bx_StvE.html

@kens32052 3 года назад

@@powoodworker1751 Actually he worked for Polaroid lol.

@fishfood8719 3 года назад

@@powoodworker1751 Polaroid.

@minkgraver 2 года назад

Tom Scholz, the lead guitarist, was an engineer at Polaroid and built a recording studio in his basement. Every instrument you hear in this recording is him. He was friends with Brad Delp and got him to record this unbelievable vocal. The rest of the band were added later. Scholz had numerous technical inventions still used in recording. Amazing story, one of the best debut albums. I can still remember the first time I heard this masterpiece when I was 12. Loved seeing you hear it for the first time.

@DougTaggart Год назад

Great fairly short video about Boston's start here (Tom Scholz is a true renaissance man), your comment reminded me of this: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-UXYO77Xb-Mk.html

@neechee5150 Год назад

@minkgraver Tom did not play all of the instrument tracks on this record. The song Let Me Take You Home was recorded at the Record Plant studio and the band pictured on the back of the record cover played the instrument tracks on that song. Brad also co wrote Smokin' as well. All of Brads vocals sans his vocals for Let Me Take You Home were recorded by producer John Boylan at Capital Studios Studio C in LA Tom does not play a single drum track on this record. Sib plays all drum tracks but one, and the remaining drum track is played by Jim Masdea. This has been documented in the liner notes of every copy of this record/CD that has ever been sold. Barry plays all electric rhythm guitars on Foreplay and Long Time. Barry also plays the lead guitar solos on Long Time as well. Fran plays bass on Foreplay as well. Tom has not been the most honest, upfront and transparent person when he tells who did what on this record and how this record really came to be. Tom knew Brad ever since Barry introduced him to Brad back in 1969/1970. The record company heard Brads voice on the demos that eventually got their attention and to the record company execs Brad was just as much Boston as Tom was from the very beginning. Without Brad agreeing to sing these songs, Tom may not have ever got the record deal.

@taproom113 Год назад

@@neechee5150 True. The recently discovered 'demos' that were recorded in Tom's basement are Not the songs you hear on their first album. That is an urban myth (not denied by Tom himself). The songs on their first album, self-titled "BOSTON" were recorded by these members but not in Tom's basement. The record label demanded the songs be recorded in one of their studios and mastered by one of their engineers. The original demo to this song can be heard here. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-52ADeagIPt8.html Compare it to the released song yourself. They're similar but the differences are obvious.

@neechee5150 6 месяцев назад

@@taproom113 Note quite. Let Me Take You Home which was written by Brad was recorded by producer John Boylan in LA with the band as pictured on the back of the record playing the tracks. All of Brads vocals were recorded by Boylan in two LA studios. Sans the one song and Brads vocals all of the other tracks were recorded by Tom in his basement studio. Boylan determined very early on that it was best to let Tom work the way that he is used to working, and so Boylan developed a facade by having the band as pictured on the back of the record record songs in LA. This bought time for Tom to re-record all of his tracks for the record. I am not sure that you understand what it means to master a record and how that is done, It is a well documented fact that Wally Traugautt mastered this record. Tom's studio simply did not have the equipment to master this record and Tom did not have the experience and training to be able to master this record anyway. If you were talking about mixing this record, that took place at Westlake Studios in LA

@davidbishop2913 11 месяцев назад

He was singing 100% on key he almost sounded like the guitar you can never say he's tone deaf or pitchy he was a beast

@moonlitegram 2 года назад

4:38 when he climbs up to that note, you're blown away by it, so much so that its easy to miss 4:43 when he goes even higher! Insane vocals. Truly a legend that probably doesn't get quite as much credit as he deserves.

@kuznickic1 Год назад

Yes and this was before Autotune…holy crap!

@brettg274 3 года назад

Next do Boston - “Foreplay/Long Time” And yah, this debut album of theirs is fire from start to finish.

@bostonwhofan 3 года назад

I agree: "Foreplay/Long Time".......just make sure you're not driving down a highway when you listen to it. Foreplay/Long Time is one of those songs that makes responsible drivers go from driving 65mph up to 95mph without even realizing it when it starts playing on the radio. Foreplay/Long Time is still in heavy rotation on classic rock FM radio stations.....but then again, Boston's entire debut album is still played on the radio in heavy rotation.

@robfuzz 11 месяцев назад

1976. Arguably the most iconic 70s rock song. They went into a lab and created the perfect arena rock melodic earworm masterpiece that almost every arena rock band afterwards would try to recreate. It sold a bazillion copies. Brad Delp had a golden throat. RIP.

@terryomalley1974 Год назад

Yep, they're from Boston. One of the greatest rock bands of all time. This was the title song of their debut album in 1976. RIP Brad Delp, incredible singer!

@theodoreritola7641 3 месяца назад

Wild Cherry play that funky music white boy wild cherry 1976 also

@michaelyork4554 3 года назад

"Peace Of Mind" is my life theme song, but "Hitch A Ride" is absolute MAGIC

@m.gideonhoyle409 3 года назад

Same... Peace of Mind has been my musical mantra since I was 10 years old.

@robertserrato3596 3 года назад

@@m.gideonhoyle409 "peace of mind"ROCK'S!!!

@c.j.hutcheson4850 3 года назад

Hitch A ride just puts you in that special place...

@dwalk34 3 года назад

Hitch a Ride is one of those rare songs I didn't want to end. That guitar solo could have gone on much much longer

@brentcox7772 3 года назад

Arena rock!!! Brad Delp vocals! They’re first album is awesome!!!🤘🔥

@broncobra 2 месяца назад

The feel good song of a lifetime. Never get's old.

@rickholter3585 5 месяцев назад

Recognized by his peers as one of the best voices.

@chrisbullard5901 3 года назад

The backstory behind the band is awesome. Tom Scholz basically formed the band to cover the songs he created himself through mixing in his homemade basement studio. The guy is an MIT graduate who worked for polaroid, and built a lot of the audio mixing equipment he used to make music.

@StaciaAmnaber 3 года назад

This whole album is a masterpiece. Google it. You will see ... just don't listen!! Well .. until you react. :-)

@ZoeyPaigeLunaPhD 3 года назад

Facts. Not a clunker in the bunch

@mack1305 3 года назад

I always say that this is one long song 🎵

@ronniefarnsworth6465 3 года назад

Amazing that 95% of the music they play on their site they "Never" heard of !!! : o That's pretty damn sad they just seem to listen to One kind of music !! ?

@ryandriscoll7061 3 года назад

And this is was their debut album. From what I can think of, along with Appetite for Destruction and Van Halen, this has to be one of the greatest debut rock albums in history for sure

@ZoeyPaigeLunaPhD 3 года назад

@@ryandriscoll7061 I’d throw Jagged Little Pill in there

@antonnym214 11 месяцев назад

The entire album is unbelievably good. There is no filler! Every tune got radio play. You will LOVE it!

@theodoreritola7641 3 месяца назад

80s movies loved 70s songs period 1976

@jeffery7685 Год назад

Brad Delp and that singing range. Just when you think he couldn't go any higher, he does.

@penderyn8794 3 года назад

*Foreplay/Long Time* is the next song to play by *Boston*

@Particulator 3 года назад

Your brain will probably tell you to chew JuicyFruit gum when you'll start hearing this song.

@willredding3859 3 года назад

Every rocker has this album in rotation, its a masterpiece all the way through.

@butalina Год назад

POSSIBLY THE greatest band and greatest album EVER,

@garyseven5791 2 месяца назад

One of the best rock songs of all times.

@salbro5985 2 года назад

This is one of the only albums where every single song could be heard on the radio.

@tigerbait2617 2 года назад

This song never gets old. What vocals.

@clintchilders8672 4 месяца назад

Listen to the whole album. It was ahead of its time back in the mid 70's

@jasonprivately1764 20 дней назад

That bands entire 1st album was done in a basement by the guitar player except for the lead singer. He even built much of the effects and production equipment by hand

@MrWadada1 3 года назад

70's Rock ya'll Boston - Smokin'

@jono8884 3 года назад

Look up the making of this album...Tom Scholtz the lead guitarist wrote all of the songs and recorded it in his basement home studio. He was a mechanical engineer from MIT as well who invented a lot of musical devices for their special sound. The lead singer Brad Delp was a beast who sadly years later took his life.

@namelia4439 Год назад

It’s DEFINITELY rock!! Plenty of rock bands use acoustic instruments, so don’t let that throw you…so glad you guys loved this song…it makes me happy and I loved both your reactions!!

@lindapayne2896 11 месяцев назад

The drummer of the band was The Rocks father in law

@donnagonatas3155 3 года назад

Yes they are from Boston. In the 70s the city of Boston was hopping! We had Boston, Aerosmith, J. Geils, The Cars. Clubbing back then was amazing!✌❤

@ralpholson7616 3 года назад

Don't forget the Modern Lover and The Fools.

@monicamad1285 3 года назад

Godsmack, Staind, the Pixies, Til Tuesday!

@laurakali6522 3 года назад

Peter Wolf….one of the most underrated front men ever….till this day!

@donnagonatas3155 3 года назад

@@monicamad1285 see i think those are more 80s correct? Til Tuesday i believe was. I love them! I graduated high school in 78. Drinking age was 18. So i had been going to bars since i was 16! They never carded you back then! If you got caught with beers or pot they just took it and said go on your way!!!!

@monicamad1285 3 года назад

@@donnagonatas3155 I graduated early 80s. We almost forgot to add BILLY SQUIRE!!

@jaymilu6384 3 года назад

You guys HAVE to do Boston’s Foreplay/Longtime. Audio version is a must to hear all the different sounds

@billyboy4774 Месяц назад

i REMEMBER WHEN THIS SONG CAME OUT. iT WAS EPIC THEN AND IS STILL EPIC. IT HAS STOOD THE TEST OF TIME. LOVE THIS SONG. HOLLYANN, DON'T LOOK BACK. GREAT SONGS. BILLY BOY

@jerh7151 Месяц назад

It's amazing. When I hear a song from Boston it touches my inner heart and soul. You know I considered myself a great singer until I heard Boston's lead vocalist. He was so amazing! These guys were pure talent. Just think.. this song is from almost 50 years old and still touching people. The sign of great music is when it can transcend time. Boston is definitely among the greatest of all time. Much thanks to the band Boston for their contributions to rock and roll. We're forever grateful to you!

@joeherrjr 3 года назад

It’s definitely a radio classic. Genre is rock. Foreplay/Long Time, Rock and Roll Band are a couple of other Boston songs.

@SC-gp7kt 3 года назад

This song is absolutely timeless.

@preparingforretirement 3 месяца назад

I would like to welcome you to every single bus ride to an away game in my HS years..... boom boxes on high... Boston, Foreigner, REO, Styx. Yes, they are from Boston. Classic....

@kimgoodwin2583 Год назад

My favorite Boston song!! Boston is an incredible band and so underrated.

@realamerican5813 3 года назад

Damn, I did grow up with the greatest music era! 70's It was "rock" just Boston's sound. Loved your reaction! ROCK ON!! Jeff

@probitionate 3 года назад

Yeah.I grew up in that era, and feel blessed to be able to listen to an endless panoply of great music from the 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s, 2000s, 2010s, and this decade. Phenomenal music in each decade...as well as lots of pure junk, a truth that _always_ gets overlooked when people reminisce about their favourite era...if you have an open mind and have the inclination to actually _look_ for it. (The idea that 'they don't make great music anymore' is pure crap.)

@theodoreritola9758 3 года назад

I could not have said it any Better ,

@msmrsro 3 года назад

If I recall, this was their first ever album. Absolutely a masterpiece.

@redindenver6666 Год назад

Boston was one of my favorite bands back in the day (along with ELO, the Beatles, Queen, the Eagles, Foreigner, Stevie Wonder, etc. etc.) You can't go wrong reacting to any band as popular as Boston. They were SO good, and their lead singer was amazing.

@chevyblueangel 2 месяца назад

BOSTON 70s-early 80s Rockers ~The Very Best! The Cream of the Crop!! Saw them in their farewell concert tour. So very sad to see them go but the Legend will always live ON!! How can you not love them!!??

@efcruzado 3 года назад

React to “Don’t Look Back”. The guitar work is incredible!

@geneticrex 3 года назад

This is the 70s. This is sometimes called, "arena rock". They are from Boston and their debut album is as good as it gets.

@christinevr7698 22 дня назад

Still a killer song after all these years.

@davidhale4647 3 месяца назад

A Classic Rock Band for sure.

@tcconnection 3 года назад

So sad Brad had depression, horrible physical illness that takes over the mind. His voice was Boston's signature sound.

@angelatucker674 2 года назад

Thats so sad, I never knew that!!

@67nearmint 2 года назад

Although his voice is indeed key, an argument could be made that Tom Sholtz's guitar tone and style are the main components of the signature sound.

@SpSot 2 года назад

I have depression myself and it is indeed hideous. I think mental and behavioural issues is a price artistic people and geniuses often pay for their unique talents.