FIRST TIME HEARING Boston - More Than A Feeling REACTION
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This whole album was immense when it was released!
Best voice ever. End of story. R.i.p brad
"...I closed my eyes and she slipped away..." my interpretaion is that he took her for granted.
Boston was huge in the 70's, everything they touched turned to gold. Love them! You should check out "Foreplay/Long Time" next. Noone had a voice like Brad Delp!
One of the most important debut rock albums ever.
Produced in their basement with no mixxing stuff etc.I dare any today to even come close.This was real tallent.
Great song guys thanks!!! RIP BRAD DELP. what a voice he had ha guys!! Rock on!!¡
Epic song. Rip.
As he was listening to the song that reminded him of the girl, he began daydreaming about her. Then probably drifted off, and she was gone. We all do shit like that. Thanks guys
BOSTON, "MORE THAN A FEELING". WHAT'S a great song. More Boston "SMOKIN"..
In the 70s there were 7 of us and our girlfriends and whenever Boston was in concert within 250 miles of us we went to the concerts. I saw them numerous times in Raleigh and Durham, NC, Charlotte, NC, Atlanta GA, Bristol TN and Nashville TN. Back then in the mid to late 70s there was no "white and black music. It was just (our) music. Our music then as now only had positive meanings. It's great to see all these podcasts finding out now what we have known for almost 50 years
Fabulous song from Boston. They started in 1975!!
Influenced every rock band that came afterwards... insanely talented brother's, who doesn't love this sound!
The story behind this band and Tom Scholz forming it AFTER the first album is crazy!
Brad Delp held so much Power & Range in his vocals? Only dogs could hear his top notes & they could 10 miles away!
You will enjoy their song "Hitch a Ride".
"I closed my eyes, and she slipped away..." Ugg, that feeling of losing someone you took for granted. It haunts us through all our days...
Please listen to Feelin Satisfied by Boston
"I closed my eyes" is more of a representation of he did not pay her enough attention. Or make her the woman of his life. "And she slipped away".
If someone were to Google "1976 In Pictures".....there would be only one photo. A picture of Sib Hashian and that mega-fro would be all you need.
"HOW BOSTON FOOLED THEIR RECORD COMPANY WITH THEIR DEBUT
Classic rockers Boston were foundational in the transition between the emerging sounds of hard rock in the early 1970s and the slick, radio-friendly format that would take over the genre’s sound. Boston had killer ballads like ‘More Than a Feeling’ and ‘Amanda’, but also unrelenting prog-rock epics like ‘Foreplay/Long Time’ and hard-hitting self-aggrandising rock tracks like ‘Rock ‘N Roll Band’. All the while, the band’s gigantic power-chord heavy guitar sound was copied by nearly every band that followed in their wake, leading the charge of what most listeners considered the sound of rock music in the 1970s.
Like most rock bands, Boston wasn’t exactly a democracy. In fact, when they first formed, Boston was hardly even a band. MIT-educated mechanical engineer Tom Scholz was playing in groups as a side hustle while working a day job at the photography company Polaroid. Scholz was modifying his amplifiers and building his own effects pedals, bringing a scientific approach to arena-ready rock songs. Scholz had the vision to bring his signature sound to the masses, but what he didn’t have was a band to do it with.
After numerous demos were rejected, Scholz finally got Epic Records to sign his band Mother’s Milk. The record contract stipulated that the group record their debut album in Los Angeles, something that Scholz was unhappy with. Having recorded nearly all of the band’s demos in his basement by himself through overdubs (only the drums and Brad Delp’s vocals weren’t recorded by Scholz), Scholz decided he wanted to adopt the same technique to record the album proper.
In order to achieve this, Scholz paired up with Epic-approved producer John Boylan and concocted an elaborate ruse: Boylan would meet with Epic representatives to assure them that the album was going well and being recorded in Los Angeles. In reality, Scholz was recording the album largely on his own in his basement studio in Boston.
“We didn’t actually tell them that we were transferring the tapes. What they didn’t know wouldn’t hurt them. We told them we were working on the album with Boylan, that was all true - Tom still had stuff to do back home,” Delp later said about the band’s subterfuge. “We gave them a complete tape, and they thought, ‘Man, these guys work fast.'”
Scholz used most of the same equipment that was used to record the band’s demos. Drummer Sib Hashian recorded all of the album’s drum parts (except for the song ‘Rock ‘N Roll Band’, which was recorded with original drummer Jim Masdea) while Delp handled all the vocals. Bassist Fran Sheehan and guitarist Barry Goudreau were occasionally brought in, but almost all of the guitar and bass parts, along with all the keyboard parts, were recorded by Scholz. Boylan helped record acoustic guitars and vocals, but by and large, Scholz used his home studio and his own knowledge of recording to make Boston.
Apart from recording the vocals, the only time that Scholz went to Los Angeles was to mix the record. Epic Records remained none the wiser when it came to Scholz’s deception, and once they received the final mix of the album, they had no idea that most of the music was recorded in a basement. Scholz didn’t even quit his job at Polaroid once the album was complete. “I was at Polaroid when I first heard ‘More Than A Feeling’ on the radio,” Scholz claimed. “I was listening to somebody else’s radio. The first week the album came out, it did better than I expected.”
Boston would go on to sell more than 20 million copies around the world, including going 17-times platinum in the United States alone. Along with the debut albums from Whitney Houston, Lauryn Hill, Linkin Park, and Guns ‘N Roses, Boston created one of the biggest-selling first albums in the history of popular music. Unlike those other albums, Boston is almost certainly the biggest-selling home recording of all time."
El Preciocismo en la Música 😮😅😅😅
Brad Delp inThe Almighty and Celestial Places.
Boston = Tom Scholz = Brad Delp
The music made him stop dreaming of Maryanne.
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I'm back, same request ,Jackson Browne "For A Dancer" th-cam.com/video/10XOCLt2w1A/w-d-xo.html
No one ever reacts to that brilliant heartbreaking song. Or any other deeper cut by Jackson.
@@laurakali6522 Yeah I know, so I keep trying, though I never thought of the song as heartbreaking, bittersweet maybe, because ultimately it encourages you to keep moving forward, "do the steps that you've been shown", "until the dance becomes your very own". That's the way I've always seen it anyway.
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You will never hear vocals like Brad ever again