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- Boston (1976) “Here is groundbreaking albums, then there are extraordinary mega-classic masterworks that have stood the test of time during their time and for decades beyond, Boston’s debut masterpiece Boston .
- Don’t Look Back (1978) “I was 9 years old when I first heard Boston, and the first side of that LP with More than a Feeling, Peace of Mind, and Long Time.
- Third Stage (1986) “Third Stage is certainly one of Boston’s best albums, arguably one of the best albums released during the 1980s. It features both heavily incorporated melodic and memorable riffs and vocals that are accepting to virtually a general audience.
- Walk On (1994) “I think it’s safe to say Boston never really made a bad album. They seem to have some sort of flawless touch, that makes every nearly release of theirs excellent.
Apr 20, 2009 · Guitarist Tom Scholz proudly recalls the making of Boston and Don’t Look Back, two of rock’s all-time greatest albums. When Boston’s self-titled first album was released in the fall of 1976, few industry insiders thought that a guitar-heavy rock record could make much of a dent in the charts, much less become the best-selling debut of all ...
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Corporate Americawas the last Boston album to be released while Brad Delp was still alive. The much-loved original Boston singer sang vocals only on four tracks on this album. Fran Cosmo sang vocals on five. Beth Cohen sang vocals on one track as well as Charlie Farren. The album itself did relatively well on the Billboard top 200 peaking at number...
At number five up our Boston Albums ranked list we turn to the Boston album entitled Life Love & Hope.Sadly, this is the first Boston album to be released after the passing of original lead singer Brad Delp. Although some of his vocals were recorded before his passing on songs like “Someone,” “Didn’t Mean To Fall in Love,” “Sail Away,” and ‘Te Quie...
Walk On was Boston’s fourth studio album. The album was released in 1994, 28 years after their debut album. Just think about that, it took Boston 28 years to release four albums. Creedence Clearwater Revival released three albums alone in 1969. The Rolling Stones released three albums in 1965, The Dave Clark Five released four albums in 1964 and Th...
I don’t think anybody expected there to be such a long gap between Boston’s second and third albums even with the experience we all had with the time it took between the first two albums…. but eight years ? Come on Tom! Nonetheless Boston’s third album did contain the great lead single “Amanda,” which would become a favorite among Boston fans. Anot...
I was only 14 starting my second year in high school when Boston’s debut album was released. Boston’s second album Don’t Look Back was released just before the start of my high school senior year. For many people ,two years is not a long time but for the life of a high school student the difference between the start of 10th grade and the start of 1...
Do you remember the first time you heard the song “More Than A Feeling” and said to yourself you self what is that, who is that? That song just blew everybody away. It sounded like a band from another world. Those guitars and that voice and of course that song. I feel very lucky to have been a 14 year old at the time when that song was released. At...
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Mar 10, 2016 · 1. More Than A Feeling (1976) Scholz always knew that this was a special song. That’s why it was placed as the opening track on Boston’s first album, and released as the flagship single. 40 years on, More Than A Feeling remains his and Boston’s definitive statement.
Boston isn’t a guilty pleasure. It’s one of my 50 favorite albums. Boston’s debut album, which turns 40 this month, is an absolute treasure of melody and architecture.It has the immediacy of ...
Boston in 1976 (l. to r.): Barry Goudreau, Tom Scholz, Sib Hashian, Brad Delp, Fran Sheehan. Nevertheless, Scholz did have an inherent interest in making music, and after studying classical piano as a child and later playing in cover bands in his native Boston, he was fully qualified—musically at least—to try his hand at writing and ...
The album continues Boston’s tradition of polished rock with a blend of guitars and harmonies, while also experimenting with new sounds and production techniques. Tracks like “Heaven on Earth” and “The Way You Look Tonight” were album standouts. CD Track Listings: “Heaven on Earth” – 3:37 “Didn’t Mean to Fall in Love” – 5:13
