BOSTON Live Philadelphia April, 3, 1977
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- Опубліковано 13 жов 2024
- 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
Tom.... just THROW IT. I'm 7" taller, man!
i was at the boston concert at the spectrum on the 30th in 1978 , i had a ticket ,but got pushed through the doors , i remember tom scholz played the keyboards did a halloween themed solo very cool.
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.
Been a fan since I was 7yo in ’76.
My intro to la musica de ROCK! 🤘🏽🤘🏽
Thanks for posting this!
This has a great Hyperspace solo!
Awesome! My home state of PA. I've seen several shows at the Spectrum (r.i.p.), sadly none of which were Boston. Thanks for sharing this great piece of rock history! Love it!
No problem! By the way, the Fresno show is killer
Your welcome. and I unfortunately never met brad. I did however meet Fran and Barry one time. Would have liked to have seen brad and sib in concert like this
I saw them in Centennial Park once. I unfortunately missed the last time they were at the Ranch
Thanks for the info on the ranch too.
I love the alternate lyrics to A Man I'll Never Be
i was there
Just want to know if Barry got the 3 pointer or deeked out Sib to slam dunk that ball! I would have loved to see these guys play back then! And in concert too!
holy shit brad's vocals in this one
If you have Boston at the Spectrum on October 30th 1978, please post it! It was my Dad's first concert.
Alex Higginbotham I'm afraid not. Not too much material from 78. I'll look for it though!
Thanks! I can't torrent, so I end up missing out on a lot of recordings.
Alex Higginbotham Where do you go to torrent anyways?
I don't (not allowed to) but I've heard dimeadozen is good for live stuff.
Alex Higginbotham Ah. Heard of them never used them though. I got these from guitars101
wow
Maybe it was 1977 ,but it was mischief night.
Soo..we're just staring at a Boston picture? Didn't they have cameras then?!!😂 Lame.
Just something to fill in the space...
Didn't have camera phones that's for sure....! shame..!