Being a 70s kid I grew up with Boston,The Eagles,KISS,Foreigner and the list goes on. I need music more than ever with an emptiness in my heart with the passing of my girlfriend of 40 years and my daughter dying in my arms last year. So,thank you for all the hard work that goes into making music for us.
So sorry for your loss, my deepest condolences. May you find peace in your heart and if this awesome, timeless music does it, then rock on and God bless you!
Just when you think you've got it bad,you hear a story like yours and the voice in your head says quit your bitchin,there are those suffering more than yourself..
There needs to be a Grammys for vintage music, tunes that really deserve another listen. Not the miserable crap that somehow passes for music nowadays. This was absolutely awesome! Respect! Thanks
Right on, man! I am usually a snob for the original, but these guys did an amazing job. I still remember the day that album first landed in stores. Just legend.
Me as well, have probably played through side two of the first album on my drums more than 5,000 times, I was 14 back in 1976, my favorite album of all time!
@@fz0gtg Moved out to a very rural area 12 yrs ago, and I put an ad in Craigslist for an acoustic guitar player for me to play bass with just for fun. A guy about a half mile from my place was the first to respond. I find out he is a huge Boston fan too. He was just learning to play drums, about a year into the process. We became friends. A year after I met him he went into a coma for a few months. He got a severe fungal infection in his lungs. When he finally woke up and eventually came home from the hospital, he was barely able to use a walker and his mind had lost a lot of function. Four months after he came home, he passed. His cousin who lives next door to him asked if I wanted to buy his no name drums. I did. And every time I play those drums, (which is often) I play some Boston and remember him.
I actually thought his vocals were the only part I really disliked. Brad Delp had something really special, and covering him with a gritty voice just doesn't sound right to me.
Gentleman, I started listening to Boston when I was 8 yrs old in 77. I fell in love with them and I owe thanks to my Father who introduced me to this genre at such a young age. Procol Harem, The Who, Led Zeppelin, and many others will in my opinion be the greatest music ever. Boston is at the top of that list. Great rendition of Foreplay/Longtime. Delp would be proud. You guys killed it!!
Wow!! At 63, I cannot tell you how many times I have enjoyed this song over the many decades. This collaboration proves what can be achieved when master musicians get together to reproduce a classic - this is pure full-on enjoyment and pure genius!! Congratulations to everyone who put themselves in full artistic mode to work on this - it’s truly Heaven on Earth!! Thank you.
Agree, 1000%… they really brought their own personalities and styles to this song… I could never stand covers that are 100% perfect carbon copies; this is a fantastic band…
agreed...all very good musicians....and anyone that will take on Brad Delp's vocals and can pull off a rendition like that deserves hats off, for sure. Great video.
Let me add: Oh my god. This is the cover version that all others will be measured against.. Absolutely faithful to the original and yet, somehow a revelation of every instrument, every part, every passage. I am awe-struck and humbled. I hope Tom has heard this.
This is a masterpiece! One of the things about Mike Portnoy that I love SO MUCH, is that he knows when it's appropriate to play straight and when it's appropriate to play it flashy. He's an enormous talent and a joy to listen to.
I didn’t see the title showing everyone here and was really floored to see Justin Johnson add killer slide. I wouldn’t have thought it would work here and it absolutely does- a stellar performance from everyone. 👏🏻
The tears in my eyes are building up. There are few rock songs that hit me with as much emotion and memories. These musicians are exceptional. Bravo gentlemen, bravo.
Just shows what a good musician lachy is. He is definitely up there with the great Hammond players. Would love to hear him play hoedown by ELP or the Barbarian with his band.
As a kid back in like 2001 I was getting into a lot of punk rock and heavy metal stuff playing drums and guitar. I had to go visit my grandparents on a trip with my mom and this was the song that she played. She asked me why, I liked all that punk rock stuff so much and I tried to explain it to her and then she played this song for me. I’ve been a fanatic ever since.
THIS ALMOST MADE ME CRY! And it DEFINITELY restored my faith in humanity. YOU COULDN'T HAVE PICKED A BETTER SONG TO COVER!! DEEPLY IMPRESSED. Justin Johnson?? THAT'S FREAKING AWESOME! At 1st, I didn't see his name in the line up, so i was trippin when i saw him in there. I give 4 thumbs up to Mario Lepoglavec for his mixing and mastering and engineering skills on this classic cover of an ALL TIME CLASSIC song by some of the most classic musicians on the planet and beyond! Would have really loved to see A LOT MORE Portnoy on the intro with an overhead cam because the drums on the intro are INSANE with all of the rolls between the punches.
Perfect! Joel is awesome. I enjoy watching him play. This Dino guy is amazing. He's the future of melodic rock. Definitely the best singer to come out in the last 25 years. He's at the same level as Bruce Dickinson, Rob Halford, Ronnie James Dio, and Geoff Tate easily.
Wow!! I'm blown away by the simultaneous commitment to the original sound as well as adding your own "flavor"... truly a masterpiece, great job guys!!!
I'm normally Instrument focused when I listen to/watch music but this vocalist is the only person I've encountered, other than Paul Rogers, who can so effectively infuse just the right amount of grit and soul into what, to me represented the polar opposite of blues and soul. Mind boggling.
Holy cow aside from the original version this is the best version I've ever heard! I'm old enough to have had the lifetime memory of hearing Boston live in 1978, definitely one of my favorite all time bands! You guy's absolutely did amazing on this song 🎵!
Also check out Lexington Lab Band. Their trademark is to reproduce the original sound. But as @jonnowds remarked, "This has the perfect mix of faithfulness to the original and still letting the players have fun with it." I like that too.
Jaw-dropping. Best cover of Long Time I have ever heard. From the keyboards to the drumming, bass and guitar, and stunning vocals, I am beyond blown away! THANK YOU. THANK YOU. THANK YOU. PLEASE keep playing.
The ultimate cover. And to ad Justin on slide in the breakdown just sealed it as the ultimate cover. A brilliant song raised up to its ultimate level. Wow.
As an Audio Mastering Engineer, I can state with absolute confidence that this is MUCH more than an INCREDIBLE cover tune. I've known Mike for many years (although he many not remember our first meeting up in New Hampshire in 1997), and we discussed the intricate details in mathematics required to be a drummer of his caliber at that time. As a Double Masters grad from MIT, I told him I was easily able to recognize this hidden talent of his. Sure, this tune is a pretty much a straight 4/4 meter, but Mike will ALWAYS be an extraordinary percussionist regardless of time signatures. I was a classically trained pianist from the time I was 5 years old, and traveled in progressive rock bands after getting sick of 'think tank' and engineering design work after 6-7 years out of MIT. I didn't find this video until just now in 2024, and it is exceptional. I remember playing this tune on the road in the very early 80's, and my baby brother freaking out as I was memorizing all of these tunes before auditioning for the first hot band to go on the road. It was a huge step to take, but worked out incredibly well as I was also the Musical Director of the group. Anyway, I simply love what this musical ensemble did with this Boston cover tune. It's the best version I've ever heard on the internet. BRAVO!
ok im responsible for about 25 veiws. i teally appreciate the attention to detail these guys have. like the other commenter, perfect mix of tradition and a little modern touch.
Speechless! Best cover of this I've ever heard. I didn't look at the musicians on purpose, obviously recognized a couple, then Justin Johnson appeared. I about fell over! Man, some SERIOUS talent in this group. The vocals were outstanding... Wow, just wow! Real music by real musicians on real instruments.. Old school baby!
That was a fantastic rendition of one of my favorite Boston songs. Never quite got that first drum sequence. The drummer does a GREAT interpretation of what Boston would sound like if Neil Peart or Danny Carrey were playing. Nicely done!!
This is the first album I bought with my own money 47 years ago. It was amazing then, and you guys make it just as amazing. Awesome cover. Thanks for the memories.
I never thought I would hear this song covered… at least not this well. One of my all time favorite bands and one of my all time favorite songs! This song evokes so many memories and emotions, and to hear it done THIS FREAKING WELL just blew me away. I am such a critic of covers, especially when I have an emotional connection to the original. But this is definitely my favorite version now… Sorry Boston! I just wish I could find it on Apple Music so I can add it to my playlist and put it on infinite repeat!!
How I would like a complete album with you doing these wonderful classic songs that I like even more than the originals. Dino is an undisputed phenomenon!
I think for those of us who grew up with this music, there's a fine line to tread for those who repeat it...if you want to embellish it, you have to keep some of the main key elements of the original or it just becomes a new song rather than a tribute. For me, this was a very excellent representation of how to embellish it in a way that makes it a kick ass tribute with perks... :D
This was really a great tribute to Boston! I loved how it was faithful to the original in many ways but allowed the different artists to express their own spin on it. I especially liked Mike Portnoy on the drums. Mike is absolutely one of the best drummers out there today.
Amazing. Boston is by far the best 80’s band. I grew up in Boston and their songs are a part of my childhood. The notes, the timing, everything is spot on. Great jobs guys. Hard to recreate a classic but you did a fantastic job.
Watching the players individually and together construct this piece is fantastic. When you don't see it in person it's easy to take for granite the talent at work .
This is simply staggering. What a soul soaring rendition of this classic masterpiece. Mr. Doley, sir, nothing else comes close to arousing pure joy like music of this calibre; an elixir for all that ails. Despite all evidence to the contrary, I can now rest satisfied there is hope for old-school-cool rock 'n roll knowing that bands like yours are BRINGING IT HOME brother...perhaps yours like no other. I don't know much, but I know insanely great musicianship when I hear it....the mix, the vocals, the dynamics, the effortless concord, just wow. I hope you guys pass thru Canada someday soon. Nothing short of death would stop me from seeing that show, and even then I'd probably just be a little late. Well done mates, carry on....
As Boston did create this song and made it stellar in their own ways, making it a memorable and timeless creation ... You guys KICK ASS !!!! I have put this baby in my repeat playlist. Like someone else said, you were faithful to the song and yet splashed this baby with your personalities and drives ...BRAVO !!!!
Every time I hear Boston it reminds me of them playing at the Music at the Meadowlands in 1979. It was the second concert there and the groups were Boston, Todd Rundgren's Utopia, The Outlaws and Poco. Over 55,000 people were in attendance. I also saw the The first concert held there as well as the third. The first concert was in 1978 with The Beach Boys, Steve Miller Band, Pablo Cruise, and Stanky Brown. Boston was the second concert and in 1980 The Eagles, Heart, and the Little River Band played. Boston was so loud the stadium was shaking. People around me were covering their ears too. Great concert for a 15 year old.
Glade to see young people who appreciate good rock music, and also can play as well. Their approach to this classic Boston song was a little different but had a little twist to it that did not screw the song up. Being a drummer for over 40 years the drummer was excellent did a great job. The lead vocals were absolutely wonderful, everyone did a great job
Wow! This cover is the perfect blend of respecting the original version by Boston and completely making it your own. Great musicianship all the way around: vox, guitars, drums, bass and of course, the Hammond. Beautiful! Oh, and to anyone who doesn't like Boston ... kiss my ass!
Best music is always outside of mainstream bullshit . Remind me my young years in 70's 80's the best years of Hard Rock. Thanks to you bringing good time back.
I almost lost it when I saw J.J.! lol. I wasn't expecting that. But I wasn't surprised at all to see him with a slide. I think that thing is permanently attached!
I jammed with Joel H a few times in NY. He is a HUMBLING (and I mean that) player, but a very nice guy. I then saw him playing lead in Rock of Ages in Broadway. The man recognized me and pointed at me from the stage; my wife was VERY impressed. 100% fan of the talent and the man.
Unbelievable. To take on such an iconic beloved song, and do such a solid job of giving it tribute while putting an original take on it. I am blown away.
Amazing cover by amazing musicians. Thank you guys. But this makes me realise once more how immensly great this production must have been in 1976. Boston is the best.
Didn’t know James Labrie could play lead guitar that well. Guess he should after watching Master Petrucci for so many years. Well done Portnoy! Great cover!
Joel works on being pretty and staring into the camera - like James LaBrie. At least Joel can play guitar, and really well, but his intense staring into the camera is still a distraction from the music we really don’t really need. Like James LaBrie.
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Being a 70s kid I grew up with Boston,The Eagles,KISS,Foreigner and the list goes on. I need music more than ever with an emptiness in my heart with the passing of my girlfriend of 40 years and my daughter dying in my arms last year. So,thank you for all the hard work that goes into making music for us.
So sorry for your loss, my deepest condolences. May you find peace in your heart and if this awesome, timeless music does it, then rock on and God bless you!
Damn, Brother... hearing about this hurts my heart... music does wonders, so keep going...
Just when you think you've got it bad,you hear a story like yours and the voice in your head says quit your bitchin,there are those suffering more than yourself..
God bless
May the Holy Spirit of God, strengthen and comfort you throughout this season of grief, pain and loss; in the Name of Jesus Christ.🙏🙏🙏
Incredible little jam band! Take this show on the road!!! The world needs more Hammond!!!
Man that would be fun
The best instrument any band needs but the person playing it must have magic in his fingers
@@ThePhototroon And they must feel it in their heart and sole. ruclips.net/video/ijEiwBLCXeo/видео.html
Amen to that! Love the Hammond sound!
Less of the 'little jam band' if you please! :-) These guys are monsters!
There needs to be a Grammys for vintage music, tunes that really deserve another listen. Not the miserable crap that somehow passes for music nowadays. This was absolutely awesome! Respect! Thanks
Boston was nominated for a Grammy when this album came out. They lost to... Starland Vocal Band. 🤦♂️
I don’t even know how that was possible. But it happened.
Ok grandpa.
🤣 shaddup and go mow the lawn!
I think it was the best selling debut album of all times then. So Tom Scholz should not have bothered
Why isn't this viewed in the millions? Awesome awesome guys!!!!
The era of Boston, Yes, Chicago, Foreigner, etc was awesome, and it’s amazing to see these dudes bring it. Justice was served.
As a lifelong Boston fan, and also as someone who plays Boston tunes regularly on drums, This group of guys totally blew my mind. Such a great job!
Right on, man! I am usually a snob for the original, but these guys did an amazing job. I still remember the day that album first landed in stores. Just legend.
@@GT705 Me too.
Me as well, have probably played through side two of the first album on my drums more than 5,000 times, I was 14 back in 1976, my favorite album of all time!
@@fz0gtg Moved out to a very rural area 12 yrs ago, and I put an ad in Craigslist for an acoustic guitar player for me to play bass with just for fun. A guy about a half mile from my place was the first to respond. I find out he is a huge Boston fan too. He was just learning to play drums, about a year into the process. We became friends.
A year after I met him he went into a coma for a few months. He got a severe fungal infection in his lungs. When he finally woke up and eventually came home from the hospital, he was barely able to use a walker and his mind had lost a lot of function. Four months after he came home, he passed. His cousin who lives next door to him asked if I wanted to buy his no name drums. I did. And every time I play those drums, (which is often) I play some Boston and remember him.
Good music played by good musicians.
That Dino Jelusick guy, ahh....yeah. That vocal control, the grit, the pure tone of his voice, he's got 'A' list pipes.
And now in whitesnake.
I agree. He is awesome. I just wish he wouldn't imitate David Coverdale all the time -- like for this song.
Or Scott Stapp of Creed.....@@leafbelly
More aggressive vocal style does not work with this song
I actually thought his vocals were the only part I really disliked. Brad Delp had something really special, and covering him with a gritty voice just doesn't sound right to me.
Gentleman, I started listening to Boston when I was 8 yrs old in 77. I fell in love with them and I owe thanks to my Father who introduced me to this genre at such a young age. Procol Harem, The Who, Led Zeppelin, and many others will in my opinion be the greatest music ever. Boston is at the top of that list. Great rendition of Foreplay/Longtime. Delp would be proud. You guys killed it!!
Wow!! At 63, I cannot tell you how many times I have enjoyed this song over the many decades. This collaboration proves what can be achieved when master musicians get together to reproduce a classic - this is pure full-on enjoyment and pure genius!! Congratulations to everyone who put themselves in full artistic mode to work on this - it’s truly Heaven on Earth!! Thank you.
Wow fantastic news Mark. Cheers. It was great to collab with these legends
This has the perfect mix of faithfulness to the original and still letting the players have fun with it. Bravo!
Great comment!
Have t you seen /heard them in person? he is awesome
Agree, 1000%… they really brought their own personalities and styles to this song… I could never stand covers that are 100% perfect carbon copies; this is a fantastic band…
Smoke crack every day
I concur
An extraordinary cover of an iconic masterpiece.
Cheers :-)
agreed...all very good musicians....and anyone that will take on Brad Delp's vocals and can pull off a rendition like that deserves hats off, for sure. Great video.
Never heard Dino before, that guy is one badass vocalist. Killer cover of an old classic with some cool new vibes, it really made me smile.
Sure he is. Reminds me of a mix between Chris Cornell (yep I'm serious) and Matt Shadows.
Dino has an amazing voice is now in Whitesnake . He is also in TSO and many other projects. Killer voice.
@@TheCheryl57 i guess you hadn't heard yet, but they changed their name to Whitehaired LimpSnake
Let me add: Oh my god. This is the cover version that all others will be measured against.. Absolutely faithful to the original and yet, somehow a revelation of every instrument, every part, every passage. I am awe-struck and humbled. I hope Tom has heard this.
This is a masterpiece! One of the things about Mike Portnoy that I love SO MUCH, is that he knows when it's appropriate to play straight and when it's appropriate to play it flashy. He's an enormous talent and a joy to listen to.
He doesn't do anything that is shit either - if his name is associated you know it will be a A level effort.
@@jimbosc And eager to get on board if someone asks
Got that right. I think he just waits by the phone "Come on . Ready for the next buzz"
Spot on commentary.
One of the BEST vocalists I have heard in recent times!!!!!!! OMG!
You mean 'heard in a Long Time....'
😅
That raspy on key in tune high range voice is pretty unique for singers...one in a million.
I didn’t see the title showing everyone here and was really floored to see Justin Johnson add killer slide. I wouldn’t have thought it would work here and it absolutely does- a stellar performance from everyone. 👏🏻
Suddenly I'm back at my summer of '78 job at a liquid store dancing through the aisles. Still can't get enough of that song. Awesome cover.
As a Boston fan, seeing Mike Portnoy play the drums of FPLT makes me a VERY happy person
Fantastic. No other words . Joel Hoeskra is fabulous but the other guys are too. Brilliant rendition of an all time classic
The tears in my eyes are building up. There are few rock songs that hit me with as much emotion and memories. These musicians are exceptional. Bravo gentlemen, bravo.
Just shows what a good musician lachy is. He is definitely up there with the great Hammond players. Would love to hear him play hoedown by ELP or the Barbarian with his band.
Too kind. Cheers
@@LachyDoley The video was from 2020 during the first time of Covid-19.
He’s good but can he play this song from the other side of the organ ala Keith Emerson? Just kidding…sorta. Lol
@@LachyDoley C'mon Lachey - take on Emerson! You've got 100 times the musicality of JR here in the states- Go for it!
@@LachyDoley How do you got the opportunity to play with Mike Portnoy and Joel Hoekstra?
I actually got goosebumps. Holy crap that was so good!!!
Loud, bombastic. and completely over the top cover of some excellent music by first class musicians. I love it! We need so much MORE of this please,
As a kid back in like 2001 I was getting into a lot of punk rock and heavy metal stuff playing drums and guitar. I had to go visit my grandparents on a trip with my mom and this was the song that she played. She asked me why, I liked all that punk rock stuff so much and I tried to explain it to her and then she played this song for me. I’ve been a fanatic ever since.
THIS ALMOST MADE ME CRY! And it DEFINITELY restored my faith in humanity.
YOU COULDN'T HAVE PICKED A BETTER SONG TO COVER!!
DEEPLY IMPRESSED.
Justin Johnson?? THAT'S FREAKING AWESOME! At 1st, I didn't see his name in the line up, so i was trippin when i saw him in there.
I give 4 thumbs up to Mario Lepoglavec for his mixing and mastering and engineering skills on this classic cover of an ALL TIME CLASSIC song by some of the most classic musicians on the planet and beyond!
Would have really loved to see A LOT MORE Portnoy on the intro with an overhead cam because the drums on the intro are INSANE with all of the rolls between the punches.
It's extremely rare that a re-do is better than the original. This one is rare.
Fking speechless.
Perfect! Joel is awesome. I enjoy watching him play. This Dino guy is amazing. He's the future of melodic rock. Definitely the best singer to come out in the last 25 years. He's at the same level as Bruce Dickinson, Rob Halford, Ronnie James Dio, and Geoff Tate easily.
Yeah for sure totally awesome...faultless...from mouse ex-assassin vocalist Birmingham England 🎤
Lead singer has major chops and the band is so talented!! Wowza 😊😊🎉🎉
Each one of these guys is a supreme artist in his own right! Amazing collaboration!
That bassist is all over it! In the pocket!
Wow!! I'm blown away by the simultaneous commitment to the original sound as well as adding your own "flavor"... truly a masterpiece, great job guys!!!
I'm normally Instrument focused when I listen to/watch music but this vocalist is the only person I've encountered, other than Paul Rogers, who can so effectively infuse just the right amount of grit and soul into what, to me represented the polar opposite of blues and soul. Mind boggling.
In my humble opinion, this is the greatest intro to song by far !
Absolutely Stunning Interpretation of an All-Time Classic Gem from my youth: Heavy, Yet Soulful & Articulate...Brilliant, Gentlemen & Mahalo😆😍🤩
Fantastic. Cheers Michael
Holy cow aside from the original version this is the best version I've ever heard! I'm old enough to have had the lifetime memory of hearing Boston live in 1978, definitely one of my favorite all time bands! You guy's absolutely did amazing on this song 🎵!
Cheers
Also check out Lexington Lab Band. Their trademark is to reproduce the original sound. But as @jonnowds remarked, "This has the perfect mix of faithfulness to the original and still letting the players have fun with it." I like that too.
The first Boston album is an absolute classic.
Sure is
One of the greatest albums of all time
Jaw-dropping. Best cover of Long Time I have ever heard. From the keyboards to the drumming, bass and guitar, and stunning vocals, I am beyond blown away! THANK YOU. THANK YOU. THANK YOU. PLEASE keep playing.
Great rendition of an all time classic! Justin J. Slide parts are the icing on the cake! Thanks guys!
Loving seeing Mr. Portnoy going at it! Fantastic version guys!
Are you kidding me??! OMG I can't believe what I've just watched. All of you......THANK YOU.
The ultimate cover. And to ad Justin on slide in the breakdown just sealed it as the ultimate cover. A brilliant song raised up to its ultimate level. Wow.
As an Audio Mastering Engineer, I can state with absolute confidence that this is MUCH more than an INCREDIBLE cover tune. I've known Mike for many years (although he many not remember our first meeting up in New Hampshire in 1997), and we discussed the intricate details in mathematics required to be a drummer of his caliber at that time. As a Double Masters grad from MIT, I told him I was easily able to recognize this hidden talent of his. Sure, this tune is a pretty much a straight 4/4 meter, but Mike will ALWAYS be an extraordinary percussionist regardless of time signatures. I was a classically trained pianist from the time I was 5 years old, and traveled in progressive rock bands after getting sick of 'think tank' and engineering design work after 6-7 years out of MIT. I didn't find this video until just now in 2024, and it is exceptional.
I remember playing this tune on the road in the very early 80's, and my baby brother freaking out as I was memorizing all of these tunes before auditioning for the first hot band to go on the road. It was a huge step to take, but worked out incredibly well as I was also the Musical Director of the group.
Anyway, I simply love what this musical ensemble did with this Boston cover tune. It's the best version I've ever heard on the internet. BRAVO!
This might be one of the best covers of a song that has ever been.
Boston's Foreplay / Long Time = GOAT!
I would pay to see you guys playing live even if it was just this song.
What a great band, amazing.
Thank you very much.
Awesome! I'd love that to happen one day
Agree 👍
ok im responsible for about 25 veiws. i teally appreciate the attention to detail these guys have. like the other commenter, perfect mix of tradition and a little modern touch.
Speechless! Best cover of this I've ever heard. I didn't look at the musicians on purpose, obviously recognized a couple, then Justin Johnson appeared. I about fell over! Man, some SERIOUS talent in this group. The vocals were outstanding... Wow, just wow! Real music by real musicians on real instruments.. Old school baby!
That was a fantastic rendition of one of my favorite Boston songs. Never quite got that first drum sequence. The drummer does a GREAT interpretation of what Boston would sound like if Neil Peart or Danny Carrey were playing. Nicely done!!
Holy shit! Played with the force of a monster truck! Perfectly performed, but with some brilliant innovations!
Cheers
This is the first album I bought with my own money 47 years ago. It was amazing then, and you guys make it just as amazing. Awesome cover. Thanks for the memories.
What an insane group of talent to find one’s self playing this song with. Must have been an absolute pleasure!
This is the first time I have ever seen anyone other than Boston play their music 🎵🎶. Bravo 👌👏
RIP Brad Delp - I love the vocals on this one. It'll be on the playlist for sure. Think I like it more than the original.
Great performance of a classic - kudos to Mike Portnoy for a solid foundation on the drums. 😃
Hugh? I'm molten by pure joy!
I never thought I would hear this song covered… at least not this well. One of my all time favorite bands and one of my all time favorite songs! This song evokes so many memories and emotions, and to hear it done THIS FREAKING WELL just blew me away. I am such a critic of covers, especially when I have an emotional connection to the original. But this is definitely my favorite version now… Sorry Boston! I just wish I could find it on Apple Music so I can add it to my playlist and put it on infinite repeat!!
Hard song to cover for sure! And to get it right, takes incredible precision!
How I would like a complete album with you doing these wonderful classic songs that I like even more than the originals.
Dino is an undisputed phenomenon!
Incredible! They should record the entire album and release it as a tribute to Brad Delp! I'll take 5 copies!
I think for those of us who grew up with this music, there's a fine line to tread for those who repeat it...if you want to embellish it, you have to keep some of the main key elements of the original or it just becomes a new song rather than a tribute. For me, this was a very excellent representation of how to embellish it in a way that makes it a kick ass tribute with perks... :D
A stunning collaboration of a 70’s classic by a group of extraordinary musicians!
Bravo, gents!
Also, a shout out to Mario.
This was really a great tribute to Boston! I loved how it was faithful to the original in many ways but allowed the different artists to express their own spin on it. I especially liked Mike Portnoy on the drums. Mike is absolutely one of the best drummers out there today.
Amazing. Boston is by far the best 80’s band. I grew up in Boston and their songs are a part of my childhood. The notes, the timing, everything is spot on. Great jobs guys. Hard to recreate a classic but you did a fantastic job.
OMG !!!! I need a button that says: MAGIC !!!!... Thanks for so much magic, Lach. From Argentina 👏👏👏👏👏👏
That would be cool
I love listening to covers. Every once in awhile you find one that just hits you different. This is one of those times.
Great to see a bunch of young guys playing this song. Used to love to crank this song in the college dorms 🎵 🔊
Terrific guys. Joel's smile for Justin's slide playing at the last break is the best. Love it.
Bravo!!!!!!! Киев слушает и восхищается вашим мастерством!!!
The absolute BEST version I've ever heard and I saw Boston themselves play this song in concert back in the day! GREAT JOB Y'all.....
Was fortunate enough to have seen the "boys" do it live in '78. Great rendition. Oh how I miss terrestrial FM AOR
Awesome
Watching the players individually and together construct this piece is fantastic. When you don't see it in person it's easy to take for granite the talent at work .
Doug from Atl: my gast is flabbered. Wore the grooves out on this album ( yes, chillin, we had those), these guys KILLED that tune! Well played.
Wow! This cover does this awesome song so much justice while letting the performers shine. Mind blowing and beautiful performance!
Completely - blown away by this on many levels - Foreplay means so much to me - and the arrangement and sound you guys get is astonishing!
This is awesome.....a Masterpiece . They should form a band and play live......phenomenal.......
This is simply staggering. What a soul soaring rendition of this classic masterpiece. Mr. Doley, sir, nothing else comes close to arousing pure joy like music of this calibre; an elixir for all that ails. Despite all evidence to the contrary, I can now rest satisfied there is hope for old-school-cool rock 'n roll knowing that bands like yours are BRINGING IT HOME brother...perhaps yours like no other. I don't know much, but I know insanely great musicianship when I hear it....the mix, the vocals, the dynamics, the effortless concord, just wow. I hope you guys pass thru Canada someday soon. Nothing short of death would stop me from seeing that show, and even then I'd probably just be a little late. Well done mates, carry on....
This has to be your Magnum Opus! It just f’in kills. Right down to the scorching vocalist! Every note, perfection!
As Boston did create this song and made it stellar in their own ways, making it a memorable and timeless creation ... You guys KICK ASS !!!! I have put this baby in my repeat playlist. Like someone else said, you were faithful to the song and yet splashed this baby with your personalities and drives ...BRAVO !!!!
Every time I hear Boston it reminds me of them playing at the Music at the Meadowlands in 1979. It was the second concert there and the groups were Boston, Todd Rundgren's Utopia, The Outlaws and Poco. Over 55,000 people were in attendance. I also saw the The first concert held there as well as the third. The first concert was in 1978 with The Beach Boys, Steve Miller Band, Pablo Cruise, and Stanky Brown. Boston was the second concert and in 1980 The Eagles, Heart, and the Little River Band played. Boston was so loud the stadium was shaking. People around me were covering their ears too. Great concert for a 15 year old.
Glade to see young people who appreciate good rock music, and also can play as well. Their approach to this classic Boston song was a little different but had a little twist to it that did not screw the song up. Being a drummer for over 40 years the drummer was excellent did a great job. The lead vocals were absolutely wonderful, everyone did a great job
Wow! This cover is the perfect blend of respecting the original version by Boston and completely making it your own. Great musicianship all the way around: vox, guitars, drums, bass and of course, the Hammond. Beautiful!
Oh, and to anyone who doesn't like Boston ... kiss my ass!
Best music is always outside of mainstream bullshit . Remind me my young years in 70's 80's the best years of Hard Rock. Thanks to you bringing good time back.
I’m speechless! I’ve only met one other person who could play this song as flawlessly as you… and I haven’t seen him in 25 years!
Wow cheers
Super cool! My heart is pounding! I've heard the original Boston many times, but I'd like to hear it live even if it's just once!
Dino svaka čast kralju 👍🇭🇷. This sounded just perfect
I almost lost it when I saw J.J.! lol. I wasn't expecting that. But I wasn't surprised at all to see him with a slide. I think that thing is permanently attached!
Joel and Justin killin it on the guitar solos 😎😎😎😎
Knock my socks off! C3 player, now 75 oh how I miss it!! Thanks for C3 LIFE
Mike, I hope you do more with these guys. :)
I jammed with Joel H a few times in NY. He is a HUMBLING (and I mean that) player, but a very nice guy. I then saw him playing lead in Rock of Ages in Broadway. The man recognized me and pointed at me from the stage; my wife was VERY impressed. 100% fan of the talent and the man.
Unfortunately I can only put one thumb up...
This video deserve a million of thumbs up 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Hah thanks mate
Unbelievable. To take on such an iconic beloved song, and do such a solid job of giving it tribute while putting an original take on it. I am blown away.
Hey thanks Jeffrey
Dude !! My favorite song of all time from my favorite album .. and you CRUSHED IT ! Thanks for this Lachy
So glad you think so. Cheers
What a lineup! An absolutely stunning cover of a classic! The vocals are epic and the music is spot on. Well done Lachy and co.
Wow! What a rendition! Vocals are outstanding, great voice. It just doesn't get better than this.
Amazing cover by amazing musicians. Thank you guys. But this makes me realise once more how immensly great this production must have been in 1976. Boston is the best.
Damn that was impressive as hell! Everyone did an incredible job!!!
I came here to listen Lachy and the keyboards, but man, what a powerhouse band, and great cover!! Well done everyone!!
Another level guys, 💯 Lachy never ceases to amaze me. Bang on the money Guys, each and everyone of you deserves the plaudits. Absolutely Spellbinding.
Cheers Joby
Has long been one of my favorites, awesome cover! That hammond is sick, love it!
Didn’t know James Labrie could play lead guitar that well. Guess he should after watching Master Petrucci for so many years. Well done Portnoy! Great cover!
James Labrie?????? Confused with your comment, did I miss something?
Joel works on being pretty and staring into the camera - like James LaBrie. At least Joel can play guitar, and really well, but his intense staring into the camera is still a distraction from the music we really don’t really need. Like James LaBrie.