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Brad Delp had one of the quintessential rock voices of all time. Along with Steve Perry and Lou Gramm, he just absolutely kills it on every song for the first 3 albums, he's a legend for sure.
R.I.P. Mr.Delp🙏✌️
There was something about his sweat voice against the hard rock instruments that made the band magic.
Steve Walsh of Kansas was up there as well. Wish he was still singing.
Don't forget the guy from the Guess Who.
Yes he is!
There music was so clean it made any stereo you had back in the day sound 5 times better than it really was. Tom Scholz is one of the most under rated musicians out there. They ruled 70s radio Ya gotta love um
I agree…..along with Fleetwood Mac, Heart, Peter Frampton, Foreigner, Bad Company….😁
@@w.geoffreyspaulding6588 and Rush!
Mostly because he spent 5 years in production and it shows
I had a Pioneer Supertuner 8-Track - with an amplifier - and could blast this so loud without distortion.
Boston "made any stereo you had back in the day sound 5 times better than it really was" -- BANG! SO TRUE! LOL Great way to put it,
This song is the hidden gem of this album. The melody of the vocals is amazing followed by the mix of electric and acoustic guitar leading to the crazy organ solo that is backed with constant cymbal crashes. And then, that guitar solo played on guitars with different tones, pick scratches and dual guitars played in harmony on its own set of chords that are different from the rest of the song. Best outro solo ever period. Foreplay/Longtime is what you need to listen next. It will blow you away. The song is nothing short of epic.
that was the last reaction before this one! Check out the playlist
This song is the best song on the album.
And that’s saying a lot…
Boston is not in the Rock Hall and that is a crime.
"I'm getting emotional." Damn straight. The guitar work is some of the best ever recorded. Boston was one of the first bands to harmonize their guitar leads, and it is such a beautiful sound.
And just how good is it? Another popular TH-camr Rick Beato lists it as the best outro guitar solo of all time:
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Irony of ironies... many folks back into the day said Tom Scholz unique guitar tone would date Boston as a 70s band... and here we are in 2022, watching young people discover it like it was recorded last month... Scholz' songs are timeless
Smokin' is gonna blow your doors off!
Brad Delp...a monster singer who left the planet way too soon.
SMOKIN!! If you’d really like to comprehend Tom Scholz musical ability and arranging talents!! Super fun, fast, & catchy!!
Boston was always a great band to go to if you wanted an uplifting, joyful tune. They definitely had their sound.
If you listen closely to the organ solo in the middle at the end it goes up in pitch. In 1976 organs could not do that. Tom Scholz literally put his finger on the recording tape and slowed it down to make the organ sound like it was changing pitch. That's pure producing genius
Greatest guitar solo ever! It’s sounds so simple but it’s technically amazing and ends the song perfectly
Delp was flawless as a singer, and is up there with the best of them.
The greatest guitar outro ever .................
yes ............ever
This is that one rare album where every song is your favorite song just because its a complete masterpiece edge to edge, side to side.
This song has always been my favorite from this album!! Another one would be “Smokin” There are no skippable songs on this one! 🔥
This is that one rare album where every song is your favorite song just because its a complete masterpiece.
Boston will always be the best. When I was in high school, the library had turn tables, headphones and albums you could listen to. They had both Boston albums, the librarians were constantly telling me to turn it down, too loud coming out of the headphones..LOL....BOSTON ROCKS
It was like they released a greatest hits album as their debut . Holy Smokes means "Smokin" has to be next .
It's a symphony of guitars arranged and choreographed to perfection
This album makes me feel nostalgic for my teenage years, even though I was born in 1982 and was in high school in the late 90’s and this music was recorded in the mid seventies 😂 I wonder if I died in the 80’s and was re incarnated and have residual feels when I listen to Boston especially this album
They had some badass guitar riffs
Loved your reaction to this! This is one of a few those songs that I don't mind waiting thru for that guitar solo (like Pink Floyd's "Comfortably Numb"). This entire song is so damned good. Looking forward to any Boston you react to, and this was a nice surprise on a Sunday morning.
I was in high school in Maine when this came out, and I saw them twice in the 70s; I _still_ get emotional listening to this. All the first album is great, but the 2nd album brings "A Man I'll Never Be" (the archetypal power ballad), the title track "Don't Look Back," and "Don't Be Afraid" as a pure rave.
Its a guitar spaceship! Anyhow,.. their entire first album is perfection. Second album is really good. You should really just do the whole first album. Its one of the best out there.
I saw Boston in 1994. They actually had a huge cathedral pipe organ on stage! It was crazy!
That album blew our 12 year old minds...what memories 👍
Brad Delp is easily one of the greatest Rock vocalists of any era. I’ve loved his voice ever since I was a very young kid in the late 70s discovering all the great Rock they were playing on the radio. He ranks in my personal top 5 vocalists ever. I was lucky enough to see him perform with Boston back in the mid 90s and it was definitely a show to remember. I have a fellow musician friend who used to live on the east coast and he was a friend of Brad’s. Word is he was a very kind and special soul who was dealt more than his fair share of heartaches and set backs. I wish he was still here with us today. The man truly was a gem. May he Rest In Peace.
Oh, by the way… the second Boston album, Don’t Look Back, is also very good. Some say not as good as the first but, I disagree with that. It’s every bit as good. It’s worth checking out… every song. Glad to hear you’re going to do the rest of this incredible album. Smokin’ the one you will definitely love but, again, all the songs are so so good!
I love the whole album, but this track and Foreplay / Long Time have been my favorites since I was a teenager in 1976, when I bought it at a local record store.
Looking forward to seeing and enjoying your reaction as you go through each song.
Would be interesting to see maybe separate uploads for debut albums.
The Cars, Van Halen, The B-52's, The Talking Heads for example.
They never made a bad tune To me there most kick ass tune is Smokin It a must from them
This song is an absolute masterpiece!
I'd recommend going to the two "kickin' yer ass" rock songs on the album: Rock & Roll Band, and Smokin'. Rock & Roll Band always makes me smile, because Boston wasn't even a band when it was written and first recorded, yet in a simple song Tom S created a really cool rock and roll cliche fictional history for the band that didn't yet exist. Both it and Smokin' are "clench your toes or they'll blow yer socks off" songs.
I was 15 when this incredible debut album came out. Like you’ve already heard, every song on this album was great. I’m now 61 and still love music from this album. Enjoy getting to know Boston.
My dad produced the Walk On album back in the 1990’s. Brad Delp wasn’t the signer but there was a good sound-a-like
Tom Scholz guitar 🎸 on the title track Walk On is wild
Every song from this debut album is FIRE!
Boston was the band back in the late 70s and 80's for me anyway. There music is still played on Classic Rock Stations.
I've remembered this solo since 1976 . Still goosebumps .
Every song on the album is a masterpiece
probably my favorite band of all time, their first 3 albums, and some songs off their 4th are just amazing
A long deep dive into Boston. You are just getting started. Not a bad song among their first 3 albums. Boston's first was considered a masterpiece by everyone and will go down as one of the best debut's in music history. Their next albums were unfairly compared to this one. My favorite Boston song is on their second album (Don't Look Back 1978) the song is "A Man I'll Never Be" Please do that one and the title track "Don't Look Back" which was the first single. And please do "Amanda" from the (Third Stage album 1986). Thanks and God Bless
Just some tidbits. Tom Scholz put the first album together in his basement and played all the instruments himself except for drums. He would send everyone else to the record company studio as a head fake while he secretly did his thing at home. Then he brought the drummer in and Brad Delp's wonderful vocals to complete the album. Then he brought the masters to the record company and they had no choice, it was a masterpiece. Tom was an M.I.T. graduate and obvious genius. He engineered and developed much of the electronic equipment including amplifiers and the "Rockman" guitar pedals that give the music that Boston sound. They were so proud that they never used synthesizers that they would put that on the inside of their album jackets "No Synthesizers Used". After their second album there was a copywrite issue with a former co-manager and the court battle delayed the band in making their third album. Then CBS records sued Tom Scholz for breach of contract which delayed it further. Scholz eventually won and moved the band to MCA records. I got to see Boston on the 1986 tour in Baton Rouge. I had standing room on the floor and I stood about 5 people deep in the middle of the stage. It was awesome.
The powerful way multiple guitars harmonize is amazing to me. Whenever I put this vinyl on the turntable I had to listen to the entire thing. Wore out a few needles on this one.
I saw them live in concert, and they sounded better than the records. Amazing band!
Boston's music is SO sonically perfect.....especialy that dual-guitar solo at the end. I've listened to that solo on constant replay.
This came out 2 years before Van Halen hit the scene.....it was a fantastic time to be a kid and finding my way through these new bands.
Liked and sub'd for more Boston and other classic rock.
One of the best solos of all times.
I love watching you listen to my music from my youth, Boston was big influence on me, in my youth.
Same
1. More Than A Feeling 2. Peace of Mind 3. Foreplay/Longtime 4. Rock and Roll Band 5. Smokin' 6. Hitch A Ride 7. Something About You 8. Let Me Take You Home Tonight. There's the list! Can't wait until you hear them all! Then to Led Zepplin IV. It's another perfect album even beating this one if you can believe it.
These 2 tunes, are my 1, 2 from Boston, my #3 is Feeling Satisfied from their follow-up album Don't Look Back, which is also an awesome song.
Brings back such wonderful memories from a time long ago for sure. Boston was a great band during their brief time. Unfortunately we will never hear any new vocals from Brad Delp. He committed suicide in 2007 by carbon monoxide poisoning. The struggle is real. If you know someone who is suffering from depression, try to get them the help they need. Mr. Delp was an extremely talented vocalist who by all outward appearances had everything anyone could want. In his suicide note he referred to himself as "a lonely soul". Sad ending indeed.
1st time I heard this song I was maybe 14, about 17 years ago. Was blown away by the solo. I spent the whole day learning and perfecting it.
This is one of those perfect songs. From the writing to the performance to the production, there is not one second of it that's extra or missing.
Every Boston track is executed perfectly...The songwriting, musicianship and production are PERFECT.
One of my favorite Boston songs. Just immaculate start to finish.
Brings back the days of popping in the 8-track on my way at sun-up to take a boat out to Santa Catalina Island for a day of scuba diving. Good times
The dual solos at the end get me every time. The only competitor is the dual solo in Hotel California.
Tha guitarist and Brad are both smooth as silk and when they mixed the tracks the two sound as one at many points in these songs.
They were incredible.
I love tht you are loving it. Boston is a force of life to be reckoned with.... beautiful bards. love the harmony
**MASTERPIECE**
Yes this whole album is one big masterpiece from start to finish!!!! Yes it was recorded and produced in secret in Tom Scholz's basement (wasn't a normal basement like you and I have LOL was a full blown professional recording studio) However there's a reason it sounds so much better than any other recording of it's genre, he worked on the production for....5 YEARS!!!!! You can make Mary Had A Little Lamb played on one string sound like Mozart with 5 years of production LOL Trust me I'm not downplaying the album at all, just stating a fact. I feel as tho the music world would be a very different place without this album existing. Scholz is just an amazing musician and innovator. Mostly everything on this album is played by him except for the drums (I believe) and the vocals. Except for the last track "Let Me Take You Home Tonight" which was the only song to feature all the members of the assembled "touring" band and only song to be recorded in the actual record companies studios. Just to think it only cost a couple of thousand bucks to record and sold over 17 MILLION copies!!!!! F-ing incredible!!!!
Peace
I was a junior in high school when this album came out. I hear this now and it brings me right back! So many memories flood through me. Great music back then, for sure!
This album was the sound track for my sophmore year of college, one of the best years of my life. The music was great and novel. The emotional associations and perfection of the album make me emotional every time I hear this album.
Might be the greatest debut rock album of all time
Boston's music, especially their guitar play is never static or just hanging around. Their music always has a purpose and is always moving forward to a climactic goal. No fillers or preservatives. Not one wasted cord.
At the time this came out it was reported to Tom Schultz worked at Polaroid and was an electrical engineer and he made his own experimental guitar pedals.
This is become my favorite on an album full of Stone Cold classic bangers. The lyrics, the tone, the composition, the performance, the GD organ solo!! Then of course the amazing dueling guitar solo outro.. this is on my forever playlist.
Keep going with Boston my man. It brings many of us great delight to see a younger generation like yourself discovering and marveling at this music that is 5 decades old. Music that meant so much to us and continues to meet so much to us.
Their second album Don't look back has some great songs... A man I'll never be.. the title track... The lovely ballad Amanda is also amazing later song
You just nailed it, time travelled back to the 70s bro, welcome to musical time travel. Your reaction was the very same as everyone else's back when it first came out in the early 70s. Jaw dropped wtf stupor. This might be the best reaction video of this song ever....... The band and its founder Tom Scholz is worth some time to study the history on and about him. It's very rich in musical coolness.....
An album ahead of its time
Brad Delp’s voice is more than special; it’s legendary. For those who were in HS/ college during the Boston years recognized very quickly that Brad Delp and Tom Sholz were a force to be reckoned with.
BOSTON = cruising in a hot car with a cute guy driving...sunshine, trees flying by...and THAT SOUND. That whole album IS more than a feeling! ❤
My 1st concert. They didn't disappoint the University crowd. Wild...❤
Tight, well produced band. We all know when we were listening to this song.
i love watching people enjoy good music . 60s 70s and 80s the best
When music really meant something. So glad I grew up with this stuff!
This was the original song composed and they tinkered with it for years even changing the name and practicing it untold hours
Glad that you were so blown away by this song! Sweet guitar play and harmonies!
I can remember an entire summer hearing this album blasting out of car windows all over the city.
The guitar tones were so awesome everybody wanted it and tom being an electrical engineer and had built the gear that gave him those tones he started a copy and sold millions of Rockman products.
The way, Tom Schultz goes back-and-forth between the P 90 and the hum bucker that he had on that gold top guitar that he use for recording… that’s how he got that sound plushy invented the rock man affect pedal.. the dude was a genius as it is even before he got into music, and he proved it self in that area also
I used to crank all Boston, especially Foreplay/Longtime, in my 77 Grand Prix. Pure heaven.
So glad to see you enjoy the song love you
I love Boston ❤ !! They are great!
I got on that space ship in 1976. Still on it
SAW BOSTON AT THE CIVIC AUDITORIUM IN OMAHA, NEBRASKA 1977. THEY PLAY LIVE AND SOUNDED GREAT IN CONCERT. THE TICKET WAS $ 7.95. TODAY WOULD COST AROUND $45.00. BOSTON LEAVES YOU HAPPY AFTER EVERY TUNE. I FOUND THAT NO MATTER HOW MANY TIMES YOU HEAR SONGS LIKE "HITCH A RIDE" YOU CAN HEAR IT A MILLION TIMES AND WANT MORE AND MORE OF IT! RIP: BRAD DELP . GREAT GUY & SINGER & 12 STRING GUITAR PLAYER.
One of the Greatest Guitar Outros ever recorded!!!
Nice to see this generation picking up this Album and enjoying it like we did.
Salvo, do you now understand why people continue to listen to this album for 45 years? You are almost halfway through the 8 tracks of perfection that is Boston's debut album. Here are the remaining 5 tracks: "Peace of Mind", "Rock and Roll Band", "Smokin'", "Something About You", and "Let Me Take You Home Tonight". You've come this far, might as well react to the rest of the album!
Tom Scholz- lead guitarist and recording genius
These Boston songs are great, but what stands out on this song and some of the others is the guitar solos. They sound fantastic and they are so melodic.
The entire album is close to perfection 🎶❣ Cllassic rock stations were amazing. Styx, ELO come to mind also. Kansas, Chicago, oh so many...
I love your reviews. I grew up with this gold.
Tom Scholz plays all guitars, bass and keyboards on Hitch a ride. Written, recorded and produced by Tom Scholz in his basement studio. Brad Delp does all vocals.
Literally pops off the platter.
Boston is just amazing. I grew up listening to Boston and you honestly never get sick of listening to the whole album over and over. Incredible music, incredible lyrics and always they take you on a journey. Seriously, you should (even after you do each reaction) just put on the original album and listen to it in its entirety. Put down the lights and enjoy! Pick any.. .just go in order if you want. thanks so much for the amazing reactions and for letting me relive my youth!
If you'll notice at the top of the spaceship over boston there's a dome under and in that dome is the skyline of Boston
Love this song!
You should hear Brad Delp sing with no music just his voice is extraordinary
Love your channel, man
Great reaction dude.
Brad 😢.
Lyrics 😢.
Brad 😭.
He left 😭😭.
Made some beautiful music for all of us!!😊
The Guess Who is also a reminder when listen to Boston.
Glad to see you enjoy this song.
clinical/major depression is a real and serious issue that effects more people than realized. Brad Delp the lead vocalist of this band is a major example. RIP Brad. we all need to be aware and put aside the stigmas about mental health.
OMG love this.
My favorite song! The solo is a dual. Both played by Tom Scholz himself, before the band formed.