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Boston Outlaws 03 20 1977 Selland Arena (REUPLOAD)
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This is a reupload of Boston footage from March 20th, 1977. One of only five known pieces of live footage of Boston's original lineup.
Boston Live Budokan April 19th, 1979 UPGRADED STEREO
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Boston live April 19th 1979, Nippon Budokan, Tokyo, Japan. Cherry Blossom tour. My first upload ever was of this very concert, however the audio quality of this reupload puts all others to shame including Giants Stadium (but let's be honest, it can't sound much worse than that one...). Of the three concerts at Budokan, two of them were recorded in stereo (April 19th and 20th), while the 18th is...
Styx Nothing Ever Goes As Planned LIVE 1981 RARE!!!
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This was the only time STYX played this song during this tour (apparently), if not the only time period. It is from a concert in the Meadowlands New Jersey, during the Paradise Theatre tour. The concert itself is so large that it would take forever to upload it. Other than this gem of a recording, the rest of the concert is not anything special. I will still try to upload that concert whenever ...
Boston Live 4-18-79 Budokan Day 1 of 3
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Yes this recording does exist, sorry that I did not upload earlier. I need to still upload Osaka 1979 and Gothenburg 1979 and also the original version of Essen 1979.
BOSTON Live Boston Music Hall 1976
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Another oldie October 16, 1976, they opened for Blue Oyster Cult, if you want me to post that concert as well just let me know.
Boston Live September 20 1978 Oakland Alameda Coliseum (Foreplay at the Arena)
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I FINALLY FOUND IT!!! I have been searching for this concert for little over two years now. I first heard of it from this sketchy Japanese website, and it has been a little side goal to find this one. I can now happily say that I have, this concert is surprisingly good sounding as well; every song on here has been fixed and sounds really well, however long time is a little messed up because one...
Boston Live Rainbow Theatre Britain 10-16-1979 Full Audio Recording
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Wanted to have this one up before hurricane Irma destroys everything. This recording (like most I have) is pretty bad quality overall, but the show was mixed extremely well. This is one of the last concerts that the original line up did before splitting up permanently. The arrangements of the harmonies are exactly the same as the other Euro-tour concerts, where they didn't sing all of the parts...
Boston Live at Giants Stadium 1979 RAW UNCOMPRESSED WITH AUDIENCE SHOTS
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An older, more raw, uncompressed and better sounding version of the iconic Boston concert in the Meadowlands NJ. This version of the concert shows brief views of the audience and the stage before and after the encore, seen at around- 1:11:03 and 1:20:17. So if there is anybody out there who thinks the audience was small, this recording proves them incorrect. There were over 55,000 people there!!
BOSTON Live Seattle 1977
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Another great performance from Boston during their first tour. This recording has outstanding fidelity, since the person recording it placed the microphones directly in front of the speakers. It seems that he unfortunately recorded only one side of the stereo output since a few of the vocals are barely audible. Other than that it is still an amazing listen, and once again this is not my recording.
BOSTON Live Philadelphia April, 3, 1977
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Another older recording of the best band in the world. The sound of this particular concert is not as good as the Long beach shows, but the mixing at times is better. All being said, this concert has probably the best sounding live version of peace of mind out of all that I heard. RIP Sib Hashian and Brad Delp Again, this stuff is not mine, so don't get all mad about it
BOSTON Live 1979 Ft Worth Texas
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This is the show I referred to in the description of the Henry Levitt Concert. Unfortunately the recording over time became a little warped and the left and right channels cut out sometimes. Though I have to admit that Boston played an amazing performance this day. This is definitely one of my favorite concerts that I know; the instrumentals are great and the vocals are even better. As Always, ...
Boston Live 1976 Full Concert Philadelphia Spectrum.
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Boston Live 1976 Full Concert Philadelphia Spectrum.
BOSTON Live Henry Levitt Arena 1979 Full Concert
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BOSTON Live Henry Levitt Arena 1979 Full Concert
Boston Live at Budokan 1979 Full Concert Full Recording
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Boston Live at Budokan 1979 Full Concert Full Recording
Used to love to see them outlaws at the Chanel club
One of the best bands in 1970s hands down. Not nominated for the RnR hall of fame? WTF?
Sib Hashian is the correct name. Drums and vocals. He had a better falsetto than Barry did. And dang, if he covered Brad's higher pitched harmonies that he did in the studio. Really tough to do.
Too bad Tom never realized that Boston was more than him . A missed opportunity. They will never be inducted in theR&R HOF
Fucking awesome!
Brad sounds amazing! ❤
I'm pleasantly surprised how well Barry and Sib sang on backing vocals.
Whoa!!! To see them live unedited from back when. Television Politician never made onto an album. So cool to see Tom rocking!!!
Barry Goudreau is covering the lion's share of the harmony vocals!!!
@@bobpeterson4930 him and Sib
When tickets approached and then crossed that 10 dollar mark, that was a scandal.
No auto tune. Sounds awesome!
Only thing good about this band live is Brad...Ugggg,,, Guitar is so out of tune.
Same set list as butakon and each song just about at the same place. Copy?
Absolutely outstanding audio, thanks a lot for this one, for the upgrade! The band are in great shape and the audience follows with great enthusiasm. Listening to this one is a fine experience. Boston at their best!
I have to partly go back on the last sentence of my post because I find that Tom Scholz' "fretboard wanking" section in the middle of the concert is way too long! But this doesn't take away from your great audio work!
I was 14 and in front at this show to see Boston. Next day I went to Wherehouse records in Fresno and bought Outlaws album! Great concert!!
It's too bad this is the best live recording we have.
Thank you for recording this classic recording, all those years ago.
I didnt record it, @cosmic.designer did. I just uploaded it :)
What a band,loved them from the git go. 1976,debut album wore it out.
just push the coil towards the outside
My friend and I were at this concert, I had no idea this existed! Cool 😎
Wish it was better quality, sure sounded good.
Can’t get enough of 70’s Boston!!
Nothing beats this!! Great sound and the band never sounded better. THANKS
Brad sounds fantastic! It’s impossible to only listen to one song, I love them all!
Toms hyperspace pedal was way ahead of its time even back in 1976!!! Boston has the best sound!!!!
Backing vocals are solid!
Happy 45th anniversary of this show. Man I wish that flying Les Paul was a time machine...Thanks for sharing ✌️
Back when bands could actually play their instruments and actually write their own songs. Not so much anymore. Thank God I was growing up in the 70s and 80s! Best of times, thanks for sharing ✌️
With not many Boston shows ever recorded or online, this little treasure made me smile today! Thanks for the upload, sounds good!! ✌️
check out my Tokyo 1979 Stereo recording!!!
this one :) ua-cam.com/video/Wnc5e-RVans/v-deo.html
HOLY SH*T....WHAT a BILL! BOC/BOSTON/ANGEL! Hard to top that!
Love it! 🔥
This was basically their peak. Was downhill from here in many respects, imo. Brad doing his best but flat on some of the really high chest voice notes but nailing some of those falsetto highs really well. Except that insane one near the end of More than a feeling. Bit flat on that one. But he is being asked to sing high stuff on every song for a full concert and that is a hard task, I think. People say Brad is the best rock vocalist but it's not just albums to consider. Look at Steve Perry on live vids. NAILING everything live. Dio. NAILING everything. No flat notes and strains like we hear in this video. Not bashing, just stating facts. I think Brad's vocals were pushed as far as they could go in the recordings and he just couldn't replicate it all accurately live. But I like this version better than that other guy Tom got to replace him.
Probably my favorite year of Boston's was 1978 for live concerts. Particularly the Selland Arena recordings, they were a bit more polished by this point musically.
@@machineryman7197 Knowing how picky Tom was and is, I wonder how they managed to tour then get another album out in 2 years. Prob had the tunes already worked up before and a few written during touring I guess. 1974 to 78 was good music times for me. Post 78 was starting to go all disco and hip hop and R&B and I liked a small bit of what was called "funk" music back then. Prince I was listening to in 79. His 2nd album. lots of musical styles popping out at that time. Synth stuff and pop synth stuff and of course the heavy metal was just starting to really take off around 1980 probably. Sabbath was 74 okay but takes time for other people to soak it up and if it's cool, it'll spread. Yeah.... the 70s were something for music, I think.
Tom.... just THROW IT. I'm 7" taller, man!
I was there!!!! My first arena concert. And have never seen any better!!!!!!!!
Lets face it, Boston was not a good sounding live band
Nope, they were a GREAT sounding live band ;)
No soundboard recordings worth a damn, unlike Kansas, the live recordings sound garbled (audience quality poor) @@machineryman7197
Nope they played it in Milwaukee I was there they did the limbo during it Great song by Dennis It was probably the same week as this show
Interesting! Sounds like a song they pulled out on occasion
I saw that tour 5 times I think this was only 3 or so times they played it The Limbo thing probably killed it @@machineryman7197
Confirmation that Barry played that killer solo in Television Politician.
HOLY SHIT! Original lineup footage is rare as hell! I have audio of this entire show. Is there more video? Just wow! Thanks for sharing!
No more video, just the audio. Apparently though their performance in 1976 was completely filmed. I dont have it though
Why Tom didn’t ever put “Shattered Images” on an album is truly one of life’s bigger mysteries 🫤
I've always wondered as well
Boston had been playing together for ten years by the time of this recording. That is why it sounds so good. Yes, various musicians can pull it off, but these guys together had a sound. For proof, see Feelin' Satisfied and Don't Look Back starting at 15:00.
uh... just no. Boston wasn't even a BAND when Scholz was recording the first album. They did not play live, never toured. Go watch some vids with Tom Scholz talking about how the first album went down. They ONLY began to do live shows AFTER the first album came out and was showing success and that would be around 1977 I think. I think they played live in late 1976 and that is the earliest you will find them playing live as "Boston". Tom basically did everything except sing and he just eventually hired people he needed and then they realized they could tour once the album was becoming a hit. Tom wasn't even a full time musician. He was doing engineering at Polaroid during the day and working on the first album in the evening in his basement.
@@TruthSurge Yeah, the first album had very little playing from Fran or Barry. Sib played Jim Masdea's drum arrangements. Their first "concert" was a showcase for Epic records to show the songs could be played live.
@@machineryman7197 Very backwards method. Doing a full album w/o ever having played the bars as Boston, etc. But Tom must have been on 6 cups of coffee all day to get his two workloads handled. He finally "quit his day job". hahah
@@TruthSurge Yeah, and it was a good job too, at Polaroid! At least they all had independent experience playing music. Funny enough, the bass player Fran Sheehan was the most experienced musician out of them all, and the only one who studied music at some point.
@@machineryman7197 I always thought he'd develop Parkinson's disease from all that head shaking he did. hehe
Sholtz wrote it all and recorded it masterfully, but it's hard to argue that this incarnation of performers weren't equally as remarkable for pulling this off live in that era. There was a lot of magic surrounding that whole project.
This was Boston opening for Foghat in December? I saw them a few months later as headliners with Sammy Hagar opening. My first concert. I'll never forget the sweet yet pungent smell coming out of the Spectrum as I approached its doors.
02/09/2024 still rockin’ to Boston. 💥💥🔥🔥
Could you post Boston (vidéo)concert ?? PLEASE !!
I wish i had video of them. Only have audio recordings
@@machineryman7197have you seen the Giants Stadium 1979 video? Check it out, it's on UA-cam
UNFORTUNALY not vidéos 😢
thanks for sharing, sounds great! I'd love to hear the story of how this was recorded. Snuck recorders into the show?
Yeah actually many tapers where there across the three days. You can find different recordings of the same concert online. This is the best audience recording done by Mr. Peach. Of course, still waiting for the film and soundboard recording to resurface.
I just stubbled on this, I was at this concert at the Spectrum in Philly. Great show.
Scholz is one of the most criminally underrated musicians in rock. He was a great guitarist, technical whiz, great keyboard player, a very successful inventor, on and on. Boston exists because he created it. He found a gem of a vocalist in BD. 🤟🏼
Barry Goudreau plays the lead/monster guitar on LONG TIME and the lead guitar on LET ME TAKE YOU HOME TONIGHT. The only song 🎵 all 5 band members play on together on the first album is LET ME TAKE YOU HOME TONIGHT and it wasn't recorded in Tom's basement. It was at a studio in California in 1976. All 5 guys deserved to be on the back cover of the BOSTON album. 7:06
You forgot songwriter
Agree with all you wrote here - but it seems that Tom Scholz is not an easy guy to go along with it - let's put it straight: he's hard to take for bandmates. And his mad perfectionism (taking years for releasing another album) is responsible for the fact that Boston got gradually forgotten so that younger music fans have never heard the name Boston and cannot enjoy what great music they produced.
Let's don't forget it was Barry and Brad who found Tom. Not taking anything away from the greatness of Tom, but Barry can flat play the axe.
In my 50s and still cant comprehend how someone (Brad) knows how to deliver vocals so perfectly for the music.
Classic Boston!!!!
Saw Boston at the Santa Monica Civic in the same year I think when they were touring the great debut masterpiece that remains timeless. Can't remember the other band