This is my favorite Boston song. Boy, I wish that I got to see Boston live, back in the day. I was a teenager when the first album came out. it was loaded with hits
Saw them last night in GI Nebraska. First time to see them after being a fan for 39 years. Tommy and Ms Cohen adequately make up for the loss of Brad. The band was tight and it had a sound very similar to the albums. For those that say it isn't Boston without Brad, I can see your point. Unfortunately he isn't around any longer. For others who say this is a knockoff band....Boston was always Tom Scholtz and whoever he had playing. The rest with the possible exception of Brad, were hired guns. Exceptional show and very entertaining.
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Sounds great, I definitely want to see them in Columbus in Aug. I don't care if it takes 7 people to get the right sound now, at least they're being faithful to the music.
That's just a really nice job. Love that they have all the extra musicians to stack the backup vocals. They really sound good. Kim has a great backup voice. This was an all around solid live rendition.
I really think (smoke rising) ..... Tom Scholz's guitar tone is my favorite hands down, it's a perfect blend of chorus and distortion, his rockman gear is awesome, a friend of mine used to use his rockman when we recorded and we got some great sounding music with it, for anything anyone might be able to say bad about Tom the mans a genius, 6 years before he single handedly wrote and recorded what came to be one of the best selling albums in music history (5 million+ copies sold) the man had never played a guitar, he then, invented the Power Soak and the Rockman, he's got a pretty impressive resume!
De los mejores grupos de rock de los 70. Tom Scholz aún conserva el sonido original, lo cual agradecemos los fans de la época. El nuevo vocalista es bueno, sin embargo nadie como Brad Delp. Vengan México, no tiene idea d la cantidad de seguidores que tienen en este país. Muchas gracias a la persona que subio el video,
These vids, and the responses, follow the same old pattern: 1) Band becomes successful 2) one or more band members die 3) band DARES to carry on, with replacements for dead former members 3) Tube-trolls run the surviving band down, as "greedy #$!$##$ grave-robbers, that new members suck, etc. & etc. (I can't wait 'till the Eagles DARE to tour again w/out Frey, just watch the trolls howl...)
As an original Boston fan when they released their debut album in ‘76, and having seen the original band live 3 times between ‘78 and ‘88, it’s hard to accept these future incarnations. I’m not taking away from their talent, I’m saying it’s not the exactly the same sound and experience. But Rock lives on! 👊🇨🇦
Bradley Delp was absolutely the G.O.A.T. but Tommy is a better live performer than he was. Delp seemed to really struggle with pitch in concert where Tommy only occasionally gets "pitchy..." 🇺🇸
Current incarnation sucks. The band Boston is gone They left after the third album .Anything else sounds like a fucking .. garage band. Hearing this shit is like losing your best friend in a car wreck.
@@ParallelSyntax haha, good one. this is my channel you are commenting on and it's my video and a youtube link to the full boston show this video is from.
Yes, Brad Delp had an amazing voice. So did Steve Perry of Journey. And yes, they were the greatest. But I get tired of fans whinning about how other lead vocalists don't measure-up, can't compare, it's not Journey or another band without them, blah, blah, blah! Someone always writes about how they saw them back in '79 or 80 something in their heyday. You know, some of us couldn't go to those concerts. We were too young, too broke, serving in the military like me, or whatever. I am thankful those bands just didn't fold-up when they lost those great voices. If they would have listened to some of you, they would have. I got to see Boston, Kansas, Journey and The Doobie Brothers in 2015 and 2017 and those shows were dreams come true. I saw three generations of fans at those shows celebrating the music of my youth. I saw silver-haired guys with their grandchildren on their shoulders rocking. I sat beside two 20 year-olds rocking when they could have been listening to hip-pop, rap-crap B.S. Quitcherdamnbitchin! The show must go on...
I agree with everything you said with the exception of bands like Molly Hatchet. Every single original band member is deceased so the people touring today as "Molly Hatchet" are literally a cover (or tribute) band. Once EVERYONE is gone, a band's "brand" should be retired. But as long as a founding member or two is still kicking, as is the case with Lynyrd Skynyrd, then I say, "Rock on." 👌🏻 🇺🇸
@@johncanillas8939 don't deflect onto me. that is an incredibly strong statement to make about a musician whose name you cannot even spell correctly. i'll give him props for his ability to run his pick up the strings to make it sound like a spacecraft is taking off better than anybody else. and he did co-write one of the best debut albums of all-time, meaning a lot to me from living just outside boston. but dude. the actual "band" (which was actually only tom and brad) didn't have a song that charted since '90, the last actual legit single being "cool the engines" in '86. touring like this is essentially being a tribute to yourself. this is no different than skynyrd touring and calling themselves that still when it is only 1 member of a band that used to have a dozen or so. ridiculous.
DeCarlo: great voice, poor stage presence Beth: WTF is a chick doing in an iconic band? Adds no value to this band. (I'd say the same thing if a dude joined the GoGos) Tom Scholz: greedy, controlling, manipulative, a controlling Mfer who contributed to Delp's suicide (courts prove this) and has made the current incarnation of Boston nothing more than a tribute band.
Of course, John T., you know Tom Scholz personally, which gives you the right to run him down as this "controlling MF-er...", right? Oh, and re Brad Delp, his suicide had nothing to do with his clinical depression, right? As far as "the courts" proving your blast of hot air, we give you opportunity to prove yourself: Quotes, please, from the court transcripts, which prove your point (hint: If you are going to quote from "Hit Parader/Rolling Stone/National Enquirer", don't bother...)
Yes, Brad Delp had an amazing voice. So did Steve Perry of Journey. And yes, they were the greatest. But I get tired of fans whinning about how other lead vocalists don't measure-up, can't compare, it's not Journey or another band without them, blah, blah, blah! Someone always writes about how they saw them back in '79 or 80 something in their heyday. You know, some of us couldn't go to those concerts. We were too young, too broke, serving in the military like me, or whatever. I am thankful those bands just didn't fold-up when they lost those great voices. If they would have listened to some of you, they would have. I got to see Boston, Kansas, Journey and The Doobie Brothers in 2015 and 2017 and those shows were dreams come true. I saw three generations of fans at those shows celebrating the music of my youth. I saw silver-haired guys with their grandchildren on their shoulders rocking. I sat beside two 20 year-olds rocking when they could have been listening to hip-pop, rap-crap B.S. Quitcherdamnbitchin! The show must go on... (I posed this elsewhere, but posted it here just for you, Jay Tee).
This is my favorite Boston song. Boy, I wish that I got to see Boston live, back in the day. I was a teenager when the first album came out. it was loaded with hits
Boston was my first ever live concert at the age of 15. Ahmaaazing!!
Saw them last night in GI Nebraska. First time to see them after being a fan for 39 years. Tommy and Ms Cohen adequately make up for the loss of Brad. The band was tight and it had a sound very similar to the albums. For those that say it isn't Boston without Brad, I can see your point. Unfortunately he isn't around any longer. For others who say this is a knockoff band....Boston was always Tom Scholtz and whoever he had playing. The rest with the possible exception of Brad, were hired guns. Exceptional show and very entertaining.
you prolly dont give a damn but does any of you know a tool to get back into an Instagram account??
I somehow forgot my account password. I would love any assistance you can give me.
@Carmelo Josue Instablaster :)
@Robert Royal Thanks for your reply. I found the site thru google and I'm trying it out now.
I see it takes quite some time so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Robert Royal It worked and I now got access to my account again. I am so happy:D
Thank you so much you saved my account!
@Carmelo Josue no problem :)
Sounds great, I definitely want to see them in Columbus in Aug. I don't care if it takes 7 people to get the right sound now, at least they're being faithful to the music.
I did see them in Columbus 2 years ago...and they kicked ass.
That's just a really nice job. Love that they have all the extra musicians to stack the backup vocals. They really sound good. Kim has a great backup voice. This was an all around solid live rendition.
I really think (smoke rising) ..... Tom Scholz's guitar tone is my favorite hands down, it's a perfect blend of chorus and distortion, his rockman gear is awesome, a friend of mine used to use his rockman when we recorded and we got some great sounding music with it, for anything anyone might be able to say bad about Tom the mans a genius, 6 years before he single handedly wrote and recorded what came to be one of the best selling albums in music history (5 million+ copies sold) the man had never played a guitar, he then, invented the Power Soak and the Rockman, he's got a pretty impressive resume!
Sounds pretty darn good to my ears.
sunboyfun Ditto.
Great song!!!
De los mejores grupos de rock de los 70. Tom Scholz aún conserva el sonido original, lo cual agradecemos los fans de la época. El nuevo vocalista es bueno, sin embargo nadie como Brad Delp. Vengan México, no tiene idea d la cantidad de seguidores que tienen en este país. Muchas gracias a la persona que subio el video,
Chick wears that guitar well.
These vids, and the responses, follow the same old pattern: 1) Band becomes successful 2) one or more band members die 3) band DARES to carry on, with replacements for dead former members 3) Tube-trolls run the surviving band down, as "greedy #$!$##$ grave-robbers, that new members suck, etc. & etc. (I can't wait 'till the Eagles DARE to tour again w/out Frey, just watch the trolls howl...)
You sound like a fucking troll with your "same old pattern". Put down the pipe!
Not sure what you mean by "same old pattern", and "put down the pipe" why not try to communicate in plain english (if that's possible, that is...)
Tommy D sounds as good on these vocals as the great Brad Delp ever did. Great harmony in the background as well, with Kim Dahme.
As an original Boston fan when they released their debut album in ‘76, and having seen the original band live 3 times between ‘78 and ‘88, it’s hard to accept these future incarnations. I’m not taking away from their talent, I’m saying it’s not the exactly the same sound and experience. But Rock lives on! 👊🇨🇦
Look at Tom standing in front of that wall of Rockman gear. What a badass!
Bradley Delp was absolutely the G.O.A.T. but Tommy is a better live performer than he was. Delp seemed to really struggle with pitch in concert where Tommy only occasionally gets "pitchy..."
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Current incarnation sucks. The band Boston is gone They left after the third album .Anything else sounds like a fucking ..
garage band. Hearing this shit is like losing your best friend in a car wreck.
Nice!
Did you all listen to those voices? Live? No autotune? No more like the 70's!!
That transition from Cant'cha Say to Something About You is pure perfection!
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@@DeadMikeConcertVideos I don't click on links from stangers, so no.
@@ParallelSyntax haha, good one. this is my channel you are commenting on and it's my video and a youtube link to the full boston show this video is from.
@@DeadMikeConcertVideos Fair enough. Don't Look Back was the previous track not what I thought. Thanks.
very nice...
This song is really awesome.
Yes, Brad Delp had an amazing voice. So did Steve Perry of Journey. And yes, they were the greatest. But I get tired of fans whinning about how other lead vocalists don't measure-up, can't compare, it's not Journey or another band without them, blah, blah, blah!
Someone always writes about how they saw them back in '79 or 80 something in their heyday. You know, some of us couldn't go to those concerts. We were too young, too broke, serving in the military like me, or whatever. I am thankful those bands just didn't fold-up when they lost those great voices. If they would have listened to some of you, they would have.
I got to see Boston, Kansas, Journey and The Doobie Brothers in 2015 and 2017 and those shows were dreams come true. I saw three generations of fans at those shows celebrating the music of my youth. I saw silver-haired guys with their grandchildren on their shoulders rocking. I sat beside two 20 year-olds rocking when they could have been listening to hip-pop, rap-crap B.S.
Quitcherdamnbitchin! The show must go on...
Amen.. Well said..
I agree with everything you said with the exception of bands like Molly Hatchet.
Every single original band member is deceased so the people touring today as "Molly Hatchet" are literally a cover (or tribute) band. Once EVERYONE is gone, a band's "brand" should be retired.
But as long as a founding member or two is still kicking, as is the case with Lynyrd Skynyrd, then I say, "Rock on."
👌🏻
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Actually the show doesn’t have to go on, what they have now is basically a cover band.
@@markturner5207Boston's final tour was in 2017, Mark. So all we have now are cover bands.
Is that fucking Jack Black on lead vocals with Macia Brady back-up?
No it's Danny devito and rhea Perlman
I don't like how He tilts his headmen he sings. -- LONG LIVE BRAD -- I'll c brad in my hereafter. , rock on tom
How many fuckin guitars are needed to play a song ? Christ I saw a cover band do it with two!
Have you even listened to the LP? There's more than 2 guitars in the song mate.
Why does it matter they're at playing guitar than you are anyway.
i will listen to real Boston on my cassettes and wait til the cover band called DONT LOOK BACK comes to my town
Great voice but boring performer. Guess he is burned out doing these songs for the 1000th time.
pure cashgrab bullshit. a bar band on a large stage with big stacks. ::yawn::
Would love to see you play like them. Sounds good to me. Shultz is one of the best damn guitar players out there
@@johncanillas8939 don't deflect onto me. that is an incredibly strong statement to make about a musician whose name you cannot even spell correctly. i'll give him props for his ability to run his pick up the strings to make it sound like a spacecraft is taking off better than anybody else. and he did co-write one of the best debut albums of all-time, meaning a lot to me from living just outside boston. but dude. the actual "band" (which was actually only tom and brad) didn't have a song that charted since '90, the last actual legit single being "cool the engines" in '86. touring like this is essentially being a tribute to yourself. this is no different than skynyrd touring and calling themselves that still when it is only 1 member of a band that used to have a dozen or so. ridiculous.
DeCarlo: great voice, poor stage presence
Beth: WTF is a chick doing in an iconic band? Adds no value to this band. (I'd say the same thing if a dude joined the GoGos)
Tom Scholz: greedy, controlling, manipulative, a controlling Mfer who contributed to Delp's suicide (courts prove this) and has made the current incarnation of Boston nothing more than a tribute band.
Yeah, Tommy is working on his stage presence.....remember, he was over 40 when he started....the other guys have been around for decades....
Of course, John T., you know Tom Scholz personally, which gives you the right to run him down as this "controlling MF-er...", right? Oh, and re Brad Delp, his suicide had nothing to do with his clinical depression, right? As far as "the courts" proving your blast of hot air, we give you opportunity to prove yourself: Quotes, please, from the court transcripts, which prove your point (hint: If you are going to quote from "Hit Parader/Rolling Stone/National Enquirer", don't bother...)
John T bullshit comment
Yes, Brad Delp had an amazing voice. So did Steve Perry of Journey. And yes, they were the greatest. But I get tired of fans whinning about how other lead vocalists don't measure-up, can't compare, it's not Journey or another band without them, blah, blah, blah!
Someone always writes about how they saw them back in '79 or 80 something in their heyday. You know, some of us couldn't go to those concerts. We were too young, too broke, serving in the military like me, or whatever. I am thankful those bands just didn't fold-up when they lost those great voices. If they would have listened to some of you, they would have.
I got to see Boston, Kansas, Journey and The Doobie Brothers in 2015 and 2017 and those shows were dreams come true. I saw three generations of fans at those shows celebrating the music of my youth. I saw silver-haired guys with their grandchildren on their shoulders rocking. I sat beside two 20 year-olds rocking when they could have been listening to hip-pop, rap-crap B.S.
Quitcherdamnbitchin! The show must go on...
(I posed this elsewhere, but posted it here just for you, Jay Tee).