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RIP Brad Delp. The man with the golden pipes
Everybody had this album. The coolest album cover and design. The music WAS TRANSCENDING.
@@asfdadfgdasfh4444 Holy shit, I never realized this, and now it's so obvious
EVERYBODY!!!
This album plus Frampton Comes Alive haha
The only debut album that is also a greatest hits album. EVERY song on this album was a certified hit. Absolutely classic.
And it's almost criminal that it didn't make the Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Albums of All Time
Yes it is Jason to this day it still amps me up.
@@ericq9049it's gotta be politics Eric, this is better than so many that are on that list. Same crap with Grand Funk Railroad where Mark Farners guitar is in the RRHOF yet Mark isn't. Political nonsense...
Still have the lp.
I think michael jackson had a couple like that too. Bad and dangerous i think.
This song was recorded 45 years ago, just think about that. Incredible music for that time. Nothing like it then or now. Greatest debut album ever! Your reaction was great.
They were WAY ahead of their time! The best album ever!
Tom Sholz played all instruments on the original album…
So I hear.
Olny Debut album that can compete is GnR..
@@avlanche7777 And the album was recorded in his basement, too!
I just thought about that. I was in high school 45 years ago, I was 14/ 15...about to be 60 this month! I used to sneak and play my dad's albums..hahahahahaha
Asia & BJ, you'll love their "Smokin", "Hitch A Ride" and "Peace Of Mind". Bradley Delp's vocals are incredible always, but escpecially on "Peace Of Mind"
Yes please do all these. Started listening to boston because of my dad of course but they have a great sound. 🔥🔥🔥🔥
RIP Brad. I'm sorry you suffered so much.
Smokin is sooooo upbeat. I think it might be my favorite.
I would add “Something about you” & “Don’t look back”
You really can't go wrong with anything by them! I used to binge that record,yes I'm that old,all the time. It's altogether amazing
They just don't make music like this anymore!! My fav Boston as well, BJ.
Damn this song is like gold on the ears. Such amazing composition and fun.
I'll say again - we just don't get out of the park great music like this anymore.
Sigh. " Its been a long time."
And Karen Carpenter!
@@jackiegoodspeed1849 hasn't it tho Jackie!😂
Something that I always post on these reactions.....
The 1970s AM and FM radio airwaves were a veritable cornucopia of musical styles and genres brought by very talented artists and groups that refused to be pigeonholed.
We could hardly change the channel without finding a GREAT song.
We were spoiled!
Boston 1, not a bad song on it. Tom Scholz is the crazy talented genius founder, and played the majority of instruments on this album, along with being the primary songwriter. He has a Masters degree from MIT and built his own recording studio where he did all the demos that became this album. He also holds patents for guitar pedals he's designed and built. Another great song from this album is, "Smokin'."
Tom was from my highschool... So talented
I still own an original Rockman and a Soloist, truly helped define the 80's guitar sound. Laid the groundwork for all of the digital amplifier/effects modeling pedals available today.
And Smokin is exactly 4:20 long
lol That's right
@@thisweekinmusicreactions8470 Did you know that a blunt is 4.2 inches long? I was reading through these comments and about to light up this blunt. Then I realized that it looked like it was about 4 inches long. So I measured it. It's slightly under 4.25 inches. 😀
One of the most amazing (and still, to this day, one of the best selling) "opening" albums for any rock band in history. Tom Scholz is a genius and Brad Delp has chops for the AGES.
I saw Boston in HS in 1977. They were awesome. At 62 I still remember exactly what I was doing, where I was at, and who I was with when I heard this whole album. Good times 😁
!!! Me Too !!! 1977 Miami concert... I'm 60 ... Very good times, Indeed!
Just turned 62 in late Feb. We were 15 when this album was released. You were right on point about the memories. Your words and, the tunes took me right back too high school. Thank you for that.
March 30th 1977 in Chicago...62 as well Paulette.
I was 14 in 1977. Half my junior high came out to see them in New Haven. No clue how I got there or got home but I know I was there…..
This was my second album purchase. My first was Frampton Comes Alive. Both were bought with my birthday money when I turned 15 in early 1977.
Rick Beato just broke this song down. Hearing the isolated instruments and vocals will give you a whole different appreciation for this song. I highly recommend checking it out.
As usual, you guys are killing it with your reactions! Much love!!!! ✌🏼
I saw, but Rick takes half an hour to do anything. Is he an Ent?
@@dizastro5437 Ear, Nose and Throat specialist? Quite possibly. Lol
Or is that a Tolkien reference?
Agree, that was sooooo cool how the song elements were isolated. Simply amazing.
Yes I saw that too and I am a Boston not so that was very exciting to watch and to hear each isolated track
Same for _More Than A Feeling._ I lost count long ago of how many times I've heard these songs, but after watching Rick's videos on them, coming back to them again was like a whole new listening experience.
Boston is 🔥 they didn't have a bad song ✌️
True!
Straight FACTS!
15yrs ago lead singer of this great group Boston took his own life. Brad Delp was very tortured and very lonely. He left behind a note stating this.Please reach out to people you know who need help. I hope you found peace Brad Delp. 🙏
How sad...I did not know this! Wow
@@angelatucker674 Yes, his suicide note quoted this song: "You'll forget about me after I've been gone."
Yes, such a talented person, takes his own life.... You never know what a person is going thru....been there
Love the band Boston. The 70's was such a great decade for music.
You are correct, sir!
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And for growing up and high school! Best time ever!
THE NUMBER 1 Show me a better song or decade
@@theodoreritola7641 Agree! There simply ISN'T!
We were so spoiled because there was musical greatness coming at us from every way...from every type! We got so used to it that we expected it and it was DELIVERED!
This album is a masterpiece. Released in 1976, it was the biggest selling debut album in the US at the time. (It's now #2). Almost 50 years after its release, it's still crushing it.
They should be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame for crying out loud
Appetite for destruction number 1?
@@thammar1990 Yes
@@DanielFrost21 Seriously, Guns N Roses debut album beat out BOSTON? Geesh!! I think GNR is great but there's no comparison with the genius and the masterpiece level between the two!
@@maryreilly5092 Yes, GNR's debut album outsold Boston's. It surprised me too.
I was 16 years old when this album dropped. Cruisin' around in my '69 Mustang Mach I, playing on my Pioneer audio system, this was absolutely epic! I was so lucky to be able to grow up with some of the best music ever created.
That sounds awesome, I envy you.
Asia- “That was such a long intro”. That was Foreplay, Asia…. 😉 The rest of the song was Long Time…
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Exactly!
It's like Boston released their greatest hits on their debut album............Incredible!!!!!!!!
If you look at the Spaceship, Its an upside down guitar. Love this band growing up and still do.
And within the dome on the spaceship/guitar is the skyline of the city of Boston
One man did all instruments and mixed in his basement. He had a friend do the vocals. Very complex recording. Glad you enjoyed. 😊
well - Tom didnt do the drums - that was another guy
@@jonniiinferno9098 That's good info to know. Thanks for pointing that out Jonni. We can only share what we've been told. Now we all know more. Take care.
@@benjamineferko1657 aye - roger that !!
Tom did not mix this record in his basement. Nor did Tom play all of the instruments on every song. Tom was introduced to Brad by Barry back in 1969.
The Boston debut record was mixed at Westlake Studios in CA on an API console with Tom, producer John Boylan and Warren Dewey doing the mixing, There is no way on earth that Tom would be able to mix and "produce" this record on his Dan Flickinger mixer, his Sculley 12 track 1 inch tape machines and such a paucity of outboard gear such as noise gates, compressors, parametric eq and plate reverb units.
Barry plays all electric rhythm guitars on Foreplay and Long Time and Barry plays the lead guitar solo on Long time. Fran Sheehan is playing the bass on Foreplay. Let Me Take You Home Tonight was recorded by the band as pictured on the back of the record. Sib plays all drum tracks except for Rock and Roll Band which was played by Jim Masdea.
What specifically makes the Boston debut record "very complex recording"?
Tom Scholz has a PhD in electrical engineering from MIT. This entire album was recorded and produced in his home basement studio using equipment that he designed and built. How fkng cool is that?!?! I always loved this one because of the metaphor of unhurried foreplay leading up to the main event. 😂 This is an eargasm! 😂
Tom Scholz has a masters in mechanical engineering from MIT. The entire record was not recorded in Toms home studio, and the record was most certainly not produced or mixed in/at/on Toms home studio. There is no way on earth that Toms 12 track Sculley tape machines and his Dan Flickinger mixer and what little outboard gear Tom had at the time could handle the production and mixing duties for this record.
All of Brads vocals sans the vocals for Let Me Take You Home were recorded by producer John Boylan at Capital Studio C in CA. The entire song Let Me Take You Home which was written by Brad was recorded at The Record Plant LA by the band as pictured on the back of the record. Once complete the record was mixed at one of the studios at Westlake on an API console. The lead solo on Long Time and all of the electric rhythm guitars on both Long Time and Foreplay are Barry Goudreau. Fran Sheehan played base on Foreplay as well.
If you want to learn more of the real story after hearing tracks that Tom wanted to submit for the record, John Boylan sai that the acoustic instruments were recorded so poorly (Boylan described them as amateurish) that Boylan hired LA engineer Paul Grupp to go to Toms home studio to teach Tom proper mic technique and how to record acoustic instruments such as drums, acoustic guitars and pianos. At Boylan's directive, Tom rerecorded the acoustic instruments with Sib playing the drums on all songs but one.
Tom has not been completely honest and transparent regarding who did what and how this record actually came to be. Producer John Boylan gives a far more accurate and objective account of how this record came to be and who did what on it. Barry actually introduced Brad to Tom years before this record was ever made. Barry and Tom played the songs that would eventually be polished up and put on the debut album in a band called Mothers Milk years before this record was actually made.
@@neechee5150, everything I said has been well documented and independently verified many times over the years. And Tom’s degree is a PhD in electrical engineering. He holds several patents for devices he invented in order to explore and capture the sounds he was looking for.
@@CuttinEJ do yourself a favor and read the John Boylan interview in Mix Magazine and read the liner notes in the 2006 Scholz remaster of the 1976 Boston debut record. Scholz had to tell the truth on the 2006 remaster liner notes because of litigation.
@@CuttinEJ Tom is on the record in his interview with the National Academy of Engineering. He only has a Masters and that Masters is in mechanical engineering
@@neechee5150, Dude, you can believe what you want, but everything you wrote is fiction.
They used to build entire CLASSIC ROCK radio stations around this song. It's the epitome of the genre, in my opinion. Love you all.
The best thing about this, guys (aside from Brad Delp's vocal prowess), is that no synthesizers were used on this. All the sound effects you hear were created using organ, guitar, amplifier, and experimental recording techniques. And this was 1976!
Jubal238 you forgot to mention the clavinet. You can hear the clavinet on Foreplay.
What specific "experimental recording techniques" did Tom use to record this record ??
Not a lot of people know this but producer John Boylan hired LA engineer Paul Grupp to go to Toms studio to teach him proper mic technique and how to record acoustic instruments. This was necessary because the drum tracks that Tom recorded were so poorly done that they were not suitable to be put on the record. Boylan describe the drum tracks that recorded as "amateurish". At Boylan's directive Tom had to re-record all of the drum tracks.
As for all effects that you hear, Tom did not invent or design the plate reverbs that can plainly be heard on this record
I love the Boston sound. Filled me with energy. As a matter of fact I got TWO speeding tickets while listening to Smokin' many years ago!
When this was new and I heard it on the radio for the first time, I was a puddle of goo! It was so good and so cool, that I went out and bought it. Just like everybody else. This band changed rock and roll forever!
You almost got this right, he loves her, he will miss her, but he is putting off his dreams and has to leave to pursue them
Number 1 selling debut album for 11 years until Guns and Roses ~ Appetite.
Tom Scholz and Brad Delp we’re on a completely different level. Tom was truly a musical genius.
I’ve always heard that Brad Delp committed suicide and it had something to do with Tom. Didn’t sound like Tom was a good guy. If anyone knows the true story I’d like to know.
One of the greatest debut albums of any band. Right up there with Van Halen and Led Zeppelin 1.
I love how BJ Said "Foreplay gotta love me longtime" and Asia just rolls her eyes! That's what keeps me coming back for more. BJ's sense of humor and Asia's bubbly personality! You might be interested in knowing the "Spaceship" sounds were made using an out of tune organ. This song was made before computers and cell phones.
Similar to the Steve Miller Band intro to Fly Like an Eagle.
One of the greatest debut album I ever heard. Being a teenager back in the 70's when you got to hear so many great debut albums. This is definitely one of the great one's. RIP Brad Delps
It should be written, Foreplay/Long Time. It's much like Queen's We Will Rock You, always followed by We Are the Champions. We loved this song at the disco! Everyone would be chilling in their seats during Foreplay, just waiting for that music ramp up. Then everyone would hit the floor at the same time, hands over your head clapping along. When you clapped, BJ, so did we on the dance floor. Another favorite Boston song, for me, is Rock and Roll Band.
Boston songs bring me back to the summer of 77 in Detroit you could not escape it. There songs were everywhere. I didn’t appreciate it at the time but I sure wish there was music out today that was even half this good.
The band's drummer was Sib Hashian, The Rock's late father in law
Damn! My childhood now gonna be played. These guys are so amazing. This song is so amazing. Boston, and Van Halen came out the same time snd changed music forever. Made me a geetar playa. Thx for reacting.
I remember putting this on a turntable when it first came out and just sitting in my room listening to it unfold, and it felt like it had the potential in instantly become anything. What a thrill ride of a composition. There would be no way a first time listener could predict the shape of most of this song, which is my favourite thing about it. That setup sets up the impact of all that follows. Boston, Foreigner and Journey were all similar in their abilities in that regard.
They are the absolute kings of straight ahead rock and roll! This is the greatest rock debut album of all time; maybe the greatest debut album of any genre ever. Every song on this album is absolutely fire; not a dog in the bunch. That being said, this is their masterpiece! React to some other Boston; particularly from this album. Everybody loves them! And it's particularly gratifying to see Asia rockin' out to this!
For real though, this album, front to back will rock your face.
Boston is the BEST concert I’ve ever seen! Absolutely masters of music. “Holly Ann” is amazing!! Tom Scholz, an engineering graduate from MIT played all the guitar parts in his basement studio.
Have seen them in concert twice and they were absolutely amazing!
This song was played at my high school graduation, as we marched out of the gym.(1977)🥰💖
As a girl, it struck me to mean that this song was about a musician hitting the road, and leaving behind folks (could be lover, friend, family, all of the above?) he cares for, but knows that the moving forward is a good thing.
BOSTON, "FOREPLAY/ LONG TIME" THE WHOLE ALBUM IS A DAMN ROCKER. My favorite is still taking it's time. "SMOKIN"...Baby
Just to blow the minds of longtime Boston fans who think they know everything about the band - the spaceships on this iconic album cover are guitars turned upside down. 🤯
I knew that👍🏻
Welcome to 1976 !! I was 14 when this terrific song came out. That's how a lot of music was that year.
Exciting, creative and explosive.
How appropriate for the Bicentennial year.
Friend brought this album home in 1977 for the song Smokin. Through the years every song on this album became my favorite.
Forplay is the set up in the beginning...its epic...then LONG TIME! Great reaction as usual!
super talent...Boston still rocks my world...I was 16 and now I am 60...STILL ROCKS!!! Banger
Take a road trip while listening to this album:)))))))))))))))))))))))))))
It's so fun to watch ya'll hear a new song! Great song and reaction!
I was 16 years old when this Album came out My Dad had a incredible stereo system with huge 3 way speakers and I had the best head phones made by Radio shack with a 30 ft cord. The sound was AWESOME!! My ears would be ringing the next day in class!
Another Classic! The voice incredibly flawless!!
One of the greatest bands…… EVER!! RIP Brad Delp.
BOSTON is really cookin' on this track. there are no words Just KICKASS
Foreplay: DRUMMER IS MVP!
I grew up on Boston. Not a bad song out there. Amazing vocals (range) and incredible instrumentation!
This is when music was music. You can understand all the words and it's not overpowered by the music.
Their debut album 'Boston', which included this masterpiece, has got to be one of the biggest debut albums of all time. Ground breaking...utterly fantastic!!
It's second guns n roses took their spot over 20 years ago for best selling debut album
Thanks for playing this one reminds me of my high school boyfriend. We both worked at a teen Disco my mom would drop me off he'd be sitting in the alley waiting for the place to open up always playing this song I can picture it clear as day now. He passed away now about 20 years ago thanks for that memory
I love Asia's laugh, she has the best laugh.
and smile - beautiful smile
@@jonniiinferno9098 Very true.
Eyes!
Got to see Boston Circa 1978 at the UCSB Basketball gymnasium as a 14 year old, Epic! They were special. The harmonies, guitar, piano and drums😳
One of the greatest selling albums in history and the band made no money they went broke...lesson learned do not sighn record deals
Boston was founded by Tom Scholz. This is off their debut album. 🔥Scholz had already laid the tracks for most of the instrumentals.
Brad Delp did vocals. So basically, he had to create a band in order to play his album in front of an audience. A necessary thing to do
when the recording label you signed with tells you that you are going on tour. 😀🤘🏻
If you look, the album cover is giant guitar spaceships.
One of my all time faves from the amazing Boston. It’s mind blowing in the intro and throughout. U to guys’ interpretation was an epiphany spot on!
Eighties kid talking...Literally have heard it millions of times...Never ever tire of it..!! ROCK ON...
I bought this album in 6th grade in 1977. I still have it.
Saw them early in the "Don't Look Back" tour. One of my greatest concert memories.
I was around 3 when this album came out. My dad was obsessed with it and played it several times a day!…by the time I was 5 I knew every word😎
I was 5
AND DITTO DITTO DITTO
To date, this album remains the greatest debut album in rock!
B.J. was hilarious in this post.
Thank you guys really needed that to feel better today.
I appreciate y'all.
You should see them live. Totally incredible. This album is from 1976, and Boston is one of the most talented band that have ever graced the music Industry.
I saw them live they backed up Blue Oyster Cult…. They were amazing!!! A few year’s ago saw Barry Goudreau who was one of the guitarist and they perform this song .. sounded really good!👍🏻
tom produced engineered and wrote this entire record.played guitar and bass and arranged all vocals and clipped the drum tapes to fit the songs.took 7 years....genius level recording in a homemade basement studio...
Students just learning to play air-guitar became experts after hearing this song!
Clapping in rock songs! Another great thing the Beatles started....
As far as songs that are made for driving and listening to music, Boston and Steppenwolf are the two bands required.
All songs on this debut album are fire!!!!!
Best two albums!!!! Over produced but impeccable and timeless. You can play these back to back for years !!! Never gets old.
Lance Owens said, "[Boston debut record] Over produced but impeccable and timeless".
What specifically about the Boston debut record is over produced as you claim?? The production on Dont Look Back is not at the same level as the Boston Debut record.
an album to tune the world out to
comfortable chair
headphones
whatever your drink is
and relax and enjoy the songs
I LOVE watching Asia's reactions! She so purrty it's hard NOT to look, but she looks like she always digs the music!!
This album was recorded in a dinky basement in Boston using home made guitar effects, one of the original DIY albums...
Now this is something special....! The entire album...!
i remember when the album came out. it blew everybody away. Tom Scholz ( the lead guitarist ) was an engineer and tweaked his amps the way he wanted them and was an amazing player
Boston was my first concert, I counted 19 people on the stage, the front guys were great, but it took a lot of people to pull off this sound. I met the drummer many years later, this was an amazing album the guy that played all the instruments was amazing, and Brad Delp was as good in person as he sounded on the album. They had a monster bong on stage, and smoke barreled out of it, and Brad ran out into the crowd a lot, it was an amazing concert.
Have you listened to A Man Ill Never Be from Boston ?great vocals
Whenever I hear Boston it always, ALWAYS brings me back to glorious hot summer days and nights... Cruising around with the windows down and a gorgeous girl sitting as close as she can get.. Ahhhhhh.. The no seatbelt days LOL
Our man BJ reppin' the WORLD CHAMPION TEXAS RANGERS! Yeah baby, luv y'all, keep rockin
When this titular album came out we either listened to it on LP, cassette tape or 8-track; that was it.
I remember listening for the 1st time and getting through "More Than A Feeling" and "Peace of Mind", with said mind THOROUGHLY blown, but when "Foreplay" trickled, then BLASTED through the speakers I thought it couldn't get any better. I thought Foreplay was a fade out and not just a fade. However, when "Long Time" started...W.O.W.
You guys pretty much need to listen to and react to the WHOLE ENTIRE "BOSTON" album!!! EVERY single song on the first album is PHENOMENAL and AMAZING!! You guys will LOVE IT!!
and you are Not Lying Bro' !!! - they gotta do smokin, rock-n-roll band and hitch a ride...
The kicker is that the whole album was recorded in the lead guitarist (Tom Schultz) basement
This is such an amazing band I mean we’re so blessed to have beautiful music like this in our lives. This is 1000% audio forplay!
Boston is a great American rock band who had their biggest success in the 70's-80's. They had a lot of great songs such as "More Than A Feeling", "Peace Of Mind", "Rock & Roll Band", "Smokin'", "Don't Look Back", "A Man I'll Never Be", "Feelin' Satisfied", "We're Ready", "Amanda", "Hitch A Ride", "Hollyann", "Cool The Engines" etc.
You should check out Jon's one man band playing this. He's a young teenager and plays this amazingly well. 2 other blokes do the singing and the whole thing is truly something that you should see to believe.
R.I.P. Brad Delp. Will never be forgotten
This outfit rules ---their first two albums are what I started my collection with, and it's all pure dope. Best power ballad ever is "A Man I'll Never Be" off their second ---killer stuff, and it can rip your heart right out if you're schooled up a little bit on vocalist Bradley Delp...
"Something About You" and "Rock and Roll Band" are classics from the same album. There's also "Don't Look Back" "It's Easy" "Party" and "Feelin' Satisfied" from their second album.
One of the most EPIC albums ever made!!
This is one of those old school albums that you put on press play and walk away because there is no bad song on this record.
I just love how Asia can get into the groove of the song! she rocks!!!!
Yes, even if your music you create does not hit the market but if you get her into groove, your music is officially fantastic. She has it in her.
Yes!!😊
'Time doesn't wait for me, it keeps on rolling'
The vocals are all done by one guy - Brad Delp. He does the leads, plus the harmonies. At least on this album. They brought in other singers on later albums but he did pretty much everything here. And Tom Sholz wrote most of the songs, did about 95% of the guitars, all of the bass, and all of the organ. Plus designed sound pedals that did all those special effects you hear on the record. And he did it out of his basement.
Probably the best example of DIY in rock. Not a huge fan of their entire catalog.but the first album has to be ranked as one of the best debuts on rock.
@johnr8095 Fran Sheehan plays bass on Foreplay and Let Me Take You Home not Tom. The only "pedal" that Tom used on this record was the so called 'hyperspace pedal" which is based off of a Echo Plex tape loop echo machine that Tom modified to be controlled with a pedal. Heart and soul of the guitar sound on this record is a Marshall tube amp driven so hard that the power tubes are compressing and clipping naturally and some major eq work to really boost the mids and to roll off the lows. Tom was able to run his Marshall's hard without blowing out his hears or making his neighbors mad at him because he was using a large variable resistor from a theater lighting system to soak up the power coming off of the tube amp before the amplified signal hit the speakers in the Marshall cab. Tom did not start to use devices that would evolve into what became the Rockman until the second record. The core of the guitar sound on this record is all Marshall tube amp and some major eq work
"Smokin'" and "Hitch a Ride" next! 💯🔥🔥
Another great reaction!!! You two need to react to "Smokin." You will not be disappointed!!! Thanks for reaching to "Boston."
this song ROCKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Respect to both of you. This is music.