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You can play this entire album start to finish, and not skip past a single note or track. The whole thing is straight fire! To this day, it's still in the top 5 of the greatest debut album sales of all time!! They hit a grandslam out the gate! 🤘😃
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Straight up fire, Shon! 🔥
They surely did..
FACTS!!!!!!!!!
FUCK OUTTA HERE!!!! BOSTON LAYED IT DOWN FOR ANY RACE OF PEOPLE!!!! WHO DON'T LIKE ANY ONE SONG FROM THEM!!!
The fact that Boston isn’t in the rock n roll hall of fame is borderline criminal…one of the best rock bands ever !!
I suppose you have to have a significant & popular body of work, and as much as I've loved this album since it's release, I don't know that they've achieved that.
I knew you would love this. It’s just so spectacular.
Boston "MORE THAN A FEELING" (original studio version) 🔥🔥🔥
Tom Scholz basically created this whole album in his basement studio by himself, playing all instruments, over several years!!!
A genius for sure!!!
With lead singer Brad Delp incredible vocals.
With Jim Masdea drumming for demo.
@martinl8574 There is so much Boston/Tom Scholz urban legend out there. First off, all of Brads vocals were recorded by producer John Boylan at Capital Studios Studio C on their Quad Eigth Console with a Neuman U87 solid state mic. The high end mic pres and compressors used on Brads voice are part of the reason why his voice was recorded and produced to the level that it is on this record.
The entire song, Let Me Take You Home which was written by Brad was recorded in its entirety at The Record Plant LA by producer John Boylan. The debut Boston record was mixed at Westlake Studio by producer John Boylan, engineer Warren Dewey and Tom. The tracks that we hear on this record were recorded in the winter of 1975 through the spring of 1976.
Tom did NOT play ALL of the instrument tracks on this record. Barry plays electric rhythm guitar on Foreplay, Long Time and Let Me Take You Home. Barry also plays lead guitar on Long Time and lead/slide guitar on Let Me Take You Home. Fran plays bass on Foreplay and Let Me Take You Home. Brad plays 12 string acoustic guitar on Let Me Take You Home. Tom does not play a single drum track on this record and the record is much much better for that fact. Tom did not play drums on the demo that got "Boston" signed with Epic either. Sib plays drums on every song but one and Jim Masdea plays that song which happens to be Rock and Roll Band. Tom could not play the drum parts on this record after the third cold day in hell. He simply does not have the technique, timing or groove to pull these parts off.
When you realize that all the vocal parts are done by Brad Delp, you're even more in awe.
One of the best rock albums ever.
Anybody else here consistently impressed with Shon's lyrical and musical insight?
Stay with it, bro! you a natural at this!
Love his reactions! So real too! 😉
One of THE greatest debut albums of all time. Tom Scholz, the mastermind behind Boston wrote/recorded most of this album in his basement! Unheard of In the mid 70s!!!
YES! I say that ALL THE TIME!!!!! They could have retired after this master piece!!!!!
One of the greatest rock songs of all time. Good choice!!
There's a reason they called it "Foreplay." That's exactly what it is, musical foreplay.
And it will love you long time.
This became the best selling debut album of all time upon its release. I saw them live at Madison Square garden in 77. I rank that concert up there with others I seen including Queen, E L O, Yes, Heart, the Who, AC/DC and many more!!!
I saw them in Wichita, Kansas on that tour and I still remember that experience fondly.
I saw them in their one and only Indianapolis appearance at Market Square area. Sammy Hagar opened...he was fresh out of Montrose.
I saw them in concert too when this album came out. They’re right, not a bad song on it. They were perfect in concert just like on the songs. I don’t know if anyone has told you, but look at the album cover if you turn it upside down, the spaceship is a guitar. One of the most talented groups ever!
I love watching young people discovering & appreciating music I've been listening to for 40+ years! No synths were used on this (or on any of the songs) on their debut album. What you thought was a synth was a Hammond ("B3" model?) organ, and also custom guitar pedals that Tom Scholz invented. "Smokin'" and "Hitch a Ride" will also blow your mind.
Brad Delp R.I.P sir. Greatest voice in rock and roll.
I love watching “first timers” to this song/band. They were the band when I was in high school. I got to see them once in concert and it was amazing. The whole album this song came from does NOT have one bad song. Listen to them all. You won’t regret it. ❤
With shirtless Shon, you can't go wrong!!!!
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Nice to look at while listening to good music!! 🤭
ONE OF THE BEST BANDS EVER!!!! LOVED SEEING THEM IN CONCERT, YOU GOT YOUR MONEY'S WORTH!!!!! THEY WERE GREAT!!!! Bradley (BRAD), Edward Delp (June 12, 1951 - March 9, 2007) was an American musician who was the original lead vocalist of the rock band Boston...RIP...
As far as the instruments, we've heard organ, the drummer doing a really fast triplet hi hat pattern but it's straight and not swung, we have a walking bass, and then we have the piano along with the bass walking hard, we get Barre chords on the distorted electric guitars, and then a fantastic intense drum pattern going on that is frenetic as can be ...
@stevedahlberg8680 there is no piano either electric or acoustic on this record. For these two songs, Tom is playing a Hammond M3 organ and a clavinet in terms of keyboards.
Gibson Les Paul. Best sounding guitar ever.
First Album I ever bought and wore it out!!!
For my money, this is Boston's best banger. You should check out Roll With The Changes by REO Speedwagon. It doesn't sound the same as Long Time, but it does have a similar epic irresistible rock and roll roller coaster ride feel to it.
Roll with the changes is an absolute banger!
1976, baby! And those claps sound exactly like it used to sound with thousands of people at a seventies rock concert.
Since nobody mentioned it yet, the album covers of these bands always told a story and were always unique... this album looks like the mothership however they are upsidedown guitars \m/
It also shows the destruction of Earth with the Boston "escape" ship front and center, which implies that all the other ships are also cities of Earth.
You're going to have a lot of Boston on your playlist 😉 Amazing band!
This was 1976, synthesizers were just starting. Tom Scholz took pride in the fact he didn't use any synths on the whole album. He designed and built all the effects equipment himself
My 1976 record album liber notes show that Tom played an organ and a clavinet which, whilst not synths, are still keyboards and therefore earlier predecessors to synths.
I have always thought the intro was like the birth of the universe...calm...sweet chaos..the road trip chillin thru space. 💙
YES!!!! This 💯 ♥️
Boston in the house. Heck yeah!!!!!!! Lets goooooo. You have the best reactions. Thank you for your work and time.
Those of us who lived through this never realized we were living through some of the greatest music that ever was and ever will be made.
Shon every song from this album was played on the radio. Not a bad song on it. Check out more from Boston you'll enjoy all of it.
Buckle up Shon,you are going on a super cool ride! Boston NEVER disappoints my friend!🥁🎹🎸🎛🎙🎶😜👊🏿🤘😎🤩
This is 1976 guy, and here in 2024 still a banger!! The 70s Rock music is History, will live on..! but this album is legend. But as I said, 70s music is legend.. Great reaction as always..
I was lucky enough to see Boston in 1979 on their second album Dont Look Back with Sammy Hagar opening in Pine Bluff, Arkansas. Absolute killer concert.
Find me someone - anywhere, who doesn't LOVE this song and More Than a Feeling. Absolute appeal - crack for the brain.
It's arena rock, it definitely should be listening to loud, laugh. I saw them in junior high with my girlfriend in 1977, not long after this debut album came out. It's considered to be one of the greatest debut albums in rock music history and you can't go wrong with it. I have actually seen reaction channels work through it from the first song on the album to the last song and it has a pretty good sequence.
You can't go wrong with anything off of this album. If you want a really atmospheric one that still rocks, check out their hit from this same debut album, Gonna Hitch a Ride. The opening to it is beyond beautiful.
Boston was fire in the 70's, this song sent them into the stratosphere. There's an acoustic and electric guitar in this song. The clapping was done by the girlfriends of several band members.
I remember going to the disco and dancing to this song. High clapping at the appropriate times. I feel sorry for anyone who wasn't a teen in the 70s.
Ahhhh….how nice for you to hear Boston for the first time. Great reaction!
EVERY song on this album is a banger! It brings back SO many memories of being a teen hanging out at the drive in theater or just a big kegger in an empty field! With 300 teenagers just hanging out and jamming to this music from the 70s and 80s! Some late 60s stuff too.
"It's hard too get thru a song this long if you don't love it!"...So True!
Boston is one of those bands that have their own sound. Even if it's a new song you have never heard, you know it's Boston as soon as it starts playing.
Boston! Smokin! Gotta listen. Turn the volume up to 11! 🔥🤘🔥🤘🔥🤘
Today's music ain't got nothing on oldies/old rock! Folks don't know what they are missing. Great reaction!
The entire album is a playlist!!!🎶🎼🎵🎸🥁🎹🎤🔥🤘🤘🤘
This entire album is a banger! Stone cold classic and it’s almost 50 years old.
So glad to see how much you enjoyed this song! Boston has so many hits. Check out one of their live performances, More than a Feeling is a great choice! We’ll done!
They played this whole long jam on the radio so many billions of times you wouldn’t believe it, young man
Love your reaction, and you are right, we had great music back then in '76, I was 28yo.
When I first heard this album, (and you MUST listen to the entire album), I knew it would be in the R&R HOF !! This album was entirely the idea and work of one man. Tom Scholz, an MIT grad in Electrical Engineering, who quit his job at Polaroid, (I think), built his own brand of guitar electronics ("Rockman", I still have a vast array of Rockman units on my Rig to this day, cause you can't sound like BOSTON without, a Rockman "Sustainer") and single-handed played all instruments (and recorded this in his basement -... not a studio. (his BASEMENT) BTW Tom played a Gibson Les Paul guitar with single-coil pickups, on this album.
He did get Brad Delp's help on the vocals (another genius idea) - but all the rest was Scholz.
He didn't pull a band together until after the album came out and he realized he needed to start touring. He is a freaking genius !! His interview is on The Tube, right now. He makes his guitar sound like a rocket taking off !!
Cool story...Thanks❤
@brucecronin6396 Scholz has a BS and a Masters from MIT in mechanical engineering. You can confirm this by researching the MIT alumi lists.
Tom did not play a single drum track on this record. Jim Masdea played drums on the demo that was sent to Epic and producer John Boylan. Sib plays drums on every song on the record except Rock and Roll Band and Jim Masdea played drums on that song. Barry who plays a Gibson SG plays electric rhythym on Foreplay, Long Time and Let Me Take You Home. Barry plays lead guitar on Long Time (that amazing solo is Barry) and lead and slide guitar on Let Met Take You Home. Fran plays bass on Foreplay and Let Me Take You Home. Brad plays accoustic 12 string on Let Me Take You Home. The band as pictured on the back of the record recorded Let Me Take You Home before this record was completed and released.
Let Me Take You Home was written by Brad who also co-wrote Smokin', and Let Me Take You Home was recorded in its entirety at The Record Plant LA in the spring of 1976. All of Brads vocals were recorded by producer John Boylan at Capital Studios Studio C on their Quad Eight console using a Nueman U 87 solid state mic. The vocal production on this record would not be what it is were in not for the high end mic pres, high end compressors, and the plate reverbs that were used by Boylan at Capital Studio C
Barry met Tom when Tom auditioned to plaly keyboards in Barry's band around 1969/1970. Barry then introduced Brad to Tom shortly thereafter. Barry, Brad and Tom played Tom's songs live for years before they were refined and recorded in 1975-1976, Barry played on some of Toms demos and Brad sang on some of Toms demos. Brad sang on the demo that was sent to Epic and producer John Boylan and that demo led to both Tom and Brad being signed by Epic. Brads voice is just as much a key component of Boston as Scholz guitar sound was.
My 1976 record album liner notes show that the band was already pulled together at the time of making the album, Tom (multi guitars & related effects, bass, organ, clavinet & percussion), Brad (vocals), Barry (lease & rhythm guitars), Fran (Bass) & Sib (drums & percussion).
I was 6 years old when this was released and it was the first album that I could identify the band and find in the record store.
This is one of the best reactions I have seen for this song. Can't do anything else but give it a thumbs up. Hearing this when it was first released I never could have imagined watching someone react to this many years later.
Listen, I’m 54 years old I grub listening to Boston. This is one music was good. Let me rephrase that this is one was great.
I love that you love this music. Remember this is your grandmas music. Maybe even your great grandmas music. 😅
RE-FRESHING! Thank you for loving this 67 year old's music. Love your positive vibe!
This to me is Boston’s masterpiece and my favorite of theirs along with “a man I’ll never be”
One of my top 10 rock albums of all time. The whole album is 🔥 🔥 🔥
Hard to appreciate how big an impact this song made. This was very early in the FM radio era that gave us clear, no static stereophonic sound. Suddenly you HAD to have a good component stereo system and great headphones to get the most out of this masterpiece. We take it for granted now, but we just hadn't heard anything like Boston before. Tom Scholz was a trailblazer for the modern era of music.
This might be the best original album ever. I loved this album then and I love it now. Love and respect, brother, hog fam Canada 🇨🇦 ❤
Masterpiece album.
The guitar is a modified 1968 Gibson Les Paul. Tom Scholz created many of his own effects including his Hyperspace Pedal, which is featured throughout all of Boston's music. Les Paul was the dude who invented the solid body electric guitar, multi track recording, and many other things. Without Les Paul, none of this music would be possible. You should react to some of his videos. He was a genius.
My father spent the years 1993-1995 in a bottle of Dewers and listening to Foreplay, just Foreplay, over and over and over.
He was trying to create a Drum Corps field show to this song.
I wish I was kidding.
Now try to imagine how many songs are in this generations Playlist. I gotta play list for every vibe.
Tom Scholz, Polaroid engineer, invented and built the electronics that made his unique electric guitar sound, back in the days before digital. Genius engineer, genius musician. Top tier indeed -- every single track on this album was a hit, and I've listened to it countless times in the nearly 50 years since it came out.
@DavidTateVA Tom used Marshall amps on this record for his guitar sound. There was no Rockman or Rockman prototype around at the time this record was made. The Rockman was not finished and on the market until 1982. Tom did not make the large theater lighting system variable resistor that he used as a power soak at this time either. The eq curve that Tom used on the electric guitar sound is also a big part of the Boston sound as well. Tom certainly did not invent the graphic eqs that he used either.
Just about every song on this album was a radio hit. I think that may still be a standing record. You can easily react to every song on this album and it should be playlist.
Boston is among the gods of Rock n' Roll>>>no band sound like them in Rock n' Roll history!!!!
Once again you take me back to the best summer of my life - 1976! Watching you experience what I did almost 50 years ago is awesome! And for a few minutes at least, I'm a kid again... Thanks!
1976-1979. Fire!
There's a video of a band that does a cover of this song, at first I thought it was a reunion of Boston but it was a group of guys that liked this song and got together to cover and they were awesome 👌 👏 👍
The instrument is a Hammond B3 Organ played through a Leslie amplifier. The vibrating sound is because of the unique feature of the Leslie amp is that it spins. The internal treble speaker spins.
Boston is amazing, you could easily go a dozen songs deep and not get bored. They made some fantastic songs and though they have a similar feel, there is definitely individuality in each one.
Great reaction shon. Another great spacey song is "Space Oddity" by David Bowie released in 1969. I think you'll enjoy that.
You are the best reactor for this song. This band got me through some tough times. Boston forever!❤️
There are a lot of great debut albums out there; this is the GOAT!
If lovin Shon is wrong… I don’t wanna be right! Bro always puts a smile on my face!
This was playing in every car at every high school party in the late 70s! Bonfires, cars in pastures, Mary Jane....lol....and Boston! Kansas! Foreigner!
One of the all time best concerts I have been to. This whole album tells a story. Start to finish.
This is one guy. No synth, no computers. In a basement
45 years...I've been enjoying this song. Pregame music, traveling music, morning coffee music, beer drinking music! Great music never dies!
I clicked on this reaction immediately...I love this album! ❤❤❤
I used to ask my dad to play this album to let me play it when it came out had to be like 77 I was 8 years old this record made me want to play guitar every song on this album is greatAnd only one man recorded all of the music the drums the keyboards guitars everything Tom Scholtz
Boston has been my favorite band since I was young, story time. My aunt was visiting, her and my parents left to go out to dinner. I was just sitting around watching TV. They came back late that night, saying "They just came back from a Boston/Styx concert, and my dad hated both bands and only went along begrudgingly." I was like, those are my favorite bands wtf. Never got to see them Live, as Brad Delp would later end his being less than 2 months later.
You asked what kind of guitar. Tom Scholz was playing a Gibson Les Paul. He created his own sound by building electronic devices to bring it to what you hear. Even the space and spaceship sounds were done with his guitar through those devices. He is an electronic genius.
@mitchjernigan3394 The core of the guitar sound on this record is the sound of Marshall tube amps being driven so hard that the power tubes (not pre amp tubes) are clipping and naturally compressing the sound along with some major eq work. The electric guitar sound is a combination of a mic'd Marshall cabinet and a DI signal. Tom used a large variable resistor from a theater lighting system to soak up the power coming off the Marshall to lessen the volume to where it would not make him deaf and get him in trouble with the neighbors and to bring the level to a point where he could record the direct guitar sound as well. The Rockman and even the Rockman prototypes did not exist at the time this record was made and Scholz did not start to not use anything that would become part of the Rockman on a Boston record until Don't Look Back. The Rockman was not finished and on the market until 1982.
Also Barry is playing electric rhythm guitar on both of these songs and he is playing the lead solo on Long Time as well so you are actually hearing a Gibson SG on these two songs. This is all explained and documented in the liner notes of the 2006 Scholz remaster of the debut Boston record. These liner notes also spell out who played drums on which songs and more of Fran and Brads contributions to this record.
More than a feeling and A man ill never be. Two great guitar solo songs!!
In the fall of 1976, you could hear this album blasting from somewhere in my college dorm 24/7. One of the more unusual sounds you may be hearing and wondering about is only listed in the credits as "top secret space effects pedal". So it is either a custom guitar effects pedal, or an output modifier attached to a synthesizer/keyboard. Either way, it is unique and awesome.
The album is a "Start to Finish" - keep the needle down. 1976, freshman year in college, ringing through the dorms on a Friday afternoon.
THIS ENTIRE ALBUM, WILL MAKE YOUR PLAYLIST !!! 😉 !!!
I love it when a new listener reminds me of a JAM! Thank you. Boston is EPIC
My forte are keys, and, man, I love this for that Hammand B3 Organ. Incredible!
I know that you have already covered Rush, but when I finish listening to Boston, I like to follow up with Rush "Limelight"! Please consider Limelight!
Ahhhhh, Boston. Love this entire album. Great reaction!
Boston is one of my favs❤
Smokin , Rock N Roll Band, Hitch a Ride are just a few of the bangers you will love !! keep those Boston Reactions coming !!!
This is quite possibly the Greatest Debut Album ever!
This is the best song to be introduced to for sure!
This song motivates me to do whatever I gotta do throughout the day
This album was my era in time a lot of great music in the 70’s / 80’s even the 60’s
Tom sholtz played every instrument in the recording made in his basement studio
Love them! Flaming Guitars!
Boston’s debut album is all time perfection. Over 17 million albums sold.
You should check out the band Chicago. I’d dare you to listen to their song “Introduction”.
Favorites is More than a feeling, and Amanda
I grew up listening to to this band. I believe they were a band before there time.
Tom Scholz was an innovative engineer who developed the electronics to produce the sounds you hear on the album.
I saw Boston in 1978. I thought the drumming was fake on this song. When, Sib Hashian, started playing this song, foreplay, I couldn't believe it. Played note for note. I love drummers.
@louremington6975 Sib should know the drum parts very well to these songs as he played them on the record.
All instruments,great voice with no autotune and all talent..This was back when you needed talent to make it.
At one point it to me sounds like semi truck running through. ❤️❤️❤️✌️