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FIRST TIME LISTENING TO Boston- More Than A Feeling Reaction
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FIRST TIME LISTENING TO Boston- More Than A Feeling Reaction
When I listen to Boston I feel summertime.
I feel 17 again.
Nothing like some good ol' summertime lockdowns across the land.
That's a good way of feelin' it. Me too!...
Yep, open highway in open Corvete :)
what do you feel with 'summer breeze' then?
The 70s was a great time to be a teenager...... Mainly due to the music.
Michael Turlington everyone says that about every decade, starting in the 60’s. The Beatles made the concept of ‘soundtrack to my life’.
Michael Turlington see, she even mentions the Beatles. They are the Shakespeare of music...
Haha! So true brother! ...Peace - Jazz
MIKE WHEN YOUR RIGHT YOUR RIGHT IM 55 YRS OLD IVE HEARD YOUNG PEOPLE SAY OUR ERA WAS NO SHOWAT ALL I DAMN NEAR EXPLODED AND THOUGT A GENERATION OF IDIOTS
@@ou812401 lol! Neither the generation before us, or the ones after us understand us. We stand alone!!
That entire album is 🔥
...As is Don't Look Back (1978). Stupefying musicianship and mixing. RIP, Brad Delp....soaring vocals and so much more.
@@DanielBannon I second that. Don't Look Back is so overlooked it's astounding. It's every bit as good as the first album to me.
I think Third Stage is overlooked too. There’s some beautiful and rockin’ songs on it. I love those 3 albums.
This was Boston's first release single...I was 16 when it came out... everyone was hooked... beautiful stuff...
I was 14 and this is the first album I bought with my own money. Good times..
I am going to steal a comment from a guy on another site. "The best way to hear this song is being 16 years old, driving your first car, packed with your friends, and driving down the highway feeling badass, pretending to be an adult....and thanking God that you're not". Couldn't have put it better.
@@RobertLoves i was 15 and played this album to death! funny thing is that i have never stopped since ! this is likely my favorite rock album of all time !!
I was 21. When great music was completely abundant!
me too also buddy
RIP Brad Delp the singer. What a falsetto he had.
That wasn't falsetto.
mixed
Falsetto or no, he was amazing.
Definitely one of the best rock vocalists ever. Love Brad Delp!
@@paulmahon1613 Yes it was,saw him live in a dive bar,with his band BeetleJuice.Beatle covers.Next.
When you dropped the needle on this first Boston album way back in the '70's this was the first song you heard. Then it rolled into "Peace of Mind" (which you need to react to next) Then side one ended with "Foreplay/Longtime"
When you picked yourself off of the floor you flipped the album over and continued on your Boston journey.
Have fun.
SiriusXM did a listeners poll last year to form a top 500 list of greatest rock and roll songs. Guess which one came out on top? Yep, this masterpiece from 1976.
@Ed Zepplin It's been my declared favorite song for many, many years. But recently I'm very tempted to say it's been bumped down by one or two tracks from Tool's Fear Inoculum album. They've really put together some mind-blowing work.
I was 18 when this was released.. Heard it on KMET. Turned my car around and straight to the record store. I have it on A 24 k gold CD now...
The Mighty Met!!!
Little bit of heaven 94.7
Tweedle Dee
I ended up buying the LP 3 times...because I wore out the first two! I just have it on CD now... it's always in my car's CD player...along with Daughtry, Foreigner, and AC/DC.
Totally cool!!
One person, Tom Scholz, wrote and performed all instruments and recorded this in his basement - not a studio. He did get Brad Delp to sing - but all the rest was Scholz. He didn't pull a band together until he realized he needed to start touring. He is a freaking genius - and an MIT-educated mechanical engineer.
Tom all instruments EXCEPT for the drums. Sib played those
@@jefffogertymusic2023
You beat me to it 👍
I remember seeing this album when I was a kid. I never noticed, until another reactor pointed it out, the UFOs on the cover are actually guitars.
It was the number one debut album of all time until Whitney Houston 10 years later. Recorded in Tom Scholz’s basement - by himself. So good CBS saw they couldn’t do any better. Fantastic album.
Larry Marshall on the money and it was recorded on a 12 track skully recorder so he had to bounce tracks absolutely phenomenal engineering, production and just good songs
$cribe: That was a feeling.
Boston: That was more than a feeling.
But seriously, your absolutely right, that is a perfect song.
Girl you got to listen to the whole album. One of the best in history. Every song is 🔥. Love your reactions. Fantastic. You should have been with us back in the day
One of the greatest singers of all time. Incredibly iconic voice.
In 1976 this was the number one single, the number one album, and number one band. They took all the awards with their debut album. It's easy to see why.
Love to listen to Brad Delp. That man had incredible range. R.I.P Brad Delp.
Tom Scholz, one of the lead guitar players and creator of Boston was an MIT grad and an engineer for Polaroid. He created the Rockman , a device that made the guitar sounds Boston is known for.
I like this lady. She does good reactions. She gets into it like I did when I first heard it.
Boston's "More Than A Feeling" is truly a classical rock anthem and it is pure FIRE!!! It will never get old!!! You have the cutest "stank-face" expression when you get into the music!!!
The first time he sings "she slipped away" and the guitar comes in like tears. . . Just goosebumps!
i luv dancing to this song ,,, last 30+ years i ve loved this band
BOSTON...IS ONE OF THE BEST SUPERGROUPS OF THE 70'S... Tom Scholz is the master mind behind the group... He was the Head engineer of Polaroid Cameras before forming Boston...!!! He designed and engineered All of the amplifiers and speakers to created the BOSTON SOUND...HE WAS A TRUE MUSICAL GENIOUS...!!! THANKS FOR POSTING...!!! Please do...PEACE OF MIND...!!! MUCH LOVE TO YOU...
Remember, this was recorded in 1975 in guitarist and Boston's leader Tom Scholz's basement as a DEMO, who played ALL the instruments. Brad Delp's AMAZING vocals and vocal overdubs over the original master were cut, after the song was laid down by Scholz.
Greetings my dear, please check out "Feeling Satisfied", in my opinion it's Boston's best song. A good mood type of tune that is very uplifting.😊
Boston's smashing debut. There are no words.
Thank you for this one.
Still my favorite band - for 40 years. Next reactions need to be "Foreplay/Long Time" and "The Launch / Cool the Engines"; you'll love them!
One of the finest rock songs of all time.
I'm glad you like Boston that's one of my favorite bands thank you for covering it
Boston is great, you give the best reactions. Keep up the great work.
Tom Sholtz, the guitarist recorded this whole album in his basement in 1974, he is a MIT graduate, he revolutionized guitar effects and digital recording, he is a freaking genius
One thing I noticed in this video that I didn't notice back in the day was how well the vocals lead into the guitar solos.
I just heard this on the radio this morning! Also try “Smokin’’” same album
Brad Delp's vocals are off the charts. Voice of an angel. RIP
Tom Sholz is the guitarist. He is an MIT graduate and has pattens on his equipment. Brad Delps is the lead singer. There fist album still remains #1 in all sales.
Greatest debut album in Rock
Tom Schultz quit his job at Polaroid and started this band Boston, recordings and mixing this album in his basement playing many of the instruments himself..Tom is a musical and electronics genius, just freaking brilliant
Boston was one guy and a singer. Tom Scholtz played all the instruments and wrote all the songs. Brad Delp sang all the vocals
You're the first person aside for myself that is ever noticed that this guitar lick is a guitar singing. Actually in my heart when I hear this I think it's crying. You are a ba
Yes, the best of voice and guitar harmonies! Ah, the simple times... Love your reactions!
Every instrument performed by Tom Scholz and made in his basement. Tom Scholz is a MIT graduate in engineering. Invented the Rockman. Brad Delp did vocals.
Barry Goudreau was recorded doing lead on Longtime.
This song is like one of those rare stars that when you look in the night sky, seems to stand out more than the rest in its area. Completely and uniquely brilliant.
Boston burst onto the scene in the late 70s, they totally blew us away. Thx for the great reaction Scribe.
These guys sound was something no other band could do, Tom Schotz (hope it's spelled his name right) was the first to use synthesizers and a few other little doodads to create Boston's unmistakable sound. What's even more amazing is how Tom was able to do all this in their live concerts. Awesome music and talent, lead singer Brad Delps voice was unbelievable, his 5 octive range added to the excellence.
I still remember the first time I heard this song. It was like the fabric of space/time was torn right in front of me
Do "KANSAS" - Left Overture and Point of Know Return - Both albums are on FIRE.
Especially The Wall from Leftoverture or their 1983 MTV staple Fight Fire With Fire.
THE PORTRIAT A SONG ABOUT LEANARDO DA VINCI
Yep during high school I had Boston, Lynryd Skynyrd, Robin Trower, Blue Oyster Cult and Frampton on the 8 track in my 1969 Camero cruising main street with mags and Radial TAs. Girls were thin, hot, and there were basically no STDs. Young dudes today missed some great times!
This was Boston's debut album and Boston started out as one electrical engineer by himself, recording each instrument and then using Phil spector's wall of sound to Overlay it. Then he had to find a singer! Enter Brad Delph!
( every track on this album hit number one on the charts and they had to make a mad scramble to put an actual band together so that they could Tour! Boston in concert is nothing like Boston on vinyl!)
Please react to "Don't Look Back" by Boston. Underrated album in general.
I have never understood why "Don't Look Back" has gotten such a bad rap.... it's a great LP...as is "Third Stage"...it has some great songs on it too.
This whole debut LP was recorded in Scholz’s basement..and Scholz being MIT techie, built everything to bring this masterpiece to life! BTW the drummer played in the bathroom for better effect!
The greatest debut album EVER!!!!🤘🤘🎸🎸 I love BOSTON!!♥️♥️♥️
My friend in High School had just bought the brand new Boston album in 1976 and said to me, you got to check this out. He played it for me and my reaction was like WOW, OMG , this is so incredible and such an amazing sound. I never heard anything like that before. It blew me away. We had really good weed too.
I won't say I am old, but I did watch the band America in concert on our junior high school stage.
Next..."Hitch a ride"! Best guitar solo
those spaceships on the cover are guitars if you look at it close enough. :)
The lead guitarist and founder of the band was famous for finding a whole new sound for the guitar. He was adamant that people knew there were no synthesizers used to create the music. You can tell this is the very first time you've heard this, because that's how EVERYONE reacts! Love the channel!
I can't say enough good things about this song and album. It came out when I was 8 years old and I remember being in the back seat of my parent's 1967 Mustang listening to this song. The first album from Heart was that same year. Been a fan of both since first listen. So many good memories from these bands. Keep up the great work, Scribe. As always, happy subscriber.
Best classic rock song of all time...
Great reaction to this! Boston's founder Tom Scholz basically recorded the entire album in the basement studio of his house, and brought in Brad Delp to do the vocals. Tom Scholz has a Masters Degree in Mechanical Engineering from MIT. The record company needed a band to promote the album on its release, so that's when Scholz added other members and the were used for subsequent touring. This debut album by Boston, released in 1976, remained the biggest selling debut album by a band in rock history, until Guns and Roses Appetite for Destruction debut album surpassed it in 2018.
Sib Hashain played the drums ,
This album was recorded in the guitar players basement in 1974! Home recording! It was the highest grossing debut album of all time! It went platinum in 30 days! The whole world went out and bought this album! It is a masterpiece classic. By now it must have sold close to a billion copies!
I love your opens to new sounds! I love your selections and your little sound songs your add to show your amazing talent! keep it up gorgeous, you will be famous in a very short time.
puts me back in that first childhood home.Mum smoking a jay and making cookies. Good times
It is a perfectly constructed song in every way
I played the hell out of this album when I got it. Never got to see Boston, did get to see Orion the Hunter with Barry Godreau singing lead and playing lead guitar. THEN I got to see Barry Godreau's Engine Room at the Tupelo in NH. He did the most popular of this LP and the next one. Plus some from Orion and RTZ. NEXT saw him with American All Star Vinyls. This included Skunk Baxter (Steely Dan, Doobie Brothers), Mousey Thompson (James Brown) , Leroy Romans (The Wailers). And the singer, Danny Beissel singing his song Blush. It's on RUclips. They were great.
Boston is a jam band that just kicks pretty much every 70's bands asses with simplicity and heart.
You should check out SOULSHINE by The Allman brothers band. Beautiful lady! Oh...and Boston ROCKS!! 👍👍✌✌💜❤😊😊
Love this song!
I was 10 years old when this came out. Loved it right away.
You know your so fun to watch doing your thing I really dig you. Thanks
Here's a fun fact. Band founder Tom Scholtz recorded, by his admission, 96% of the album by himself before bringing in Brad Delp to record the vocal tracks. Also, the only song on the album that was recorded in a professional studio, was 'Let me take you home tonight' written and sung by Brad Delp. It was recorded at CBS studios in Los Angeles, unlike the rest of the album which was recorded in the basement studio of Scholtz's Watertown, Massachusetts home, part of the greater Boston area. On a less happy note, Brad Delp, whose amazing vocals will always be associated with the Boston sound, passed away on March 9, 2007, when he took his own life via carbon monoxide poisoning, at his home in Atkinson, New Hampshire. But he will never really be gone. Because every time someone puts on a Boston album and cranks up the volume, his legacy Springs to life, and he is with us once again!
He should of did all of it with a band 1st , he just wanted more money . Peace of shit , greedy , crooked . Self centered Tom shcoltz . Good band but Tom was to greedy and wanted control . Only had 2 good albums after that went down the drain other than 3 maybe 4 songs on third stage . Finished. They were too good to stop there but that's what happened. Couldn't write any more good songs . What happen Tom???? Couldn't last that's what happened.
What's cool about this is it brings back the first time. Thanks.
I saw them in a small arena in 9th grade for this first album tour. It was pretty mind-blowing. And all those harmonies and that High singing? It was all there at the live show just amazing.
Music has never been heard quite like this before or since. Beautiful production. It keeps hammering you with melodies and voice paired expertly .
Brad Delp vocals, Tom Shoults on the music. Yes, they were dam hard to beat.
i find it fascinating that you as a hip hop/rap singer can be so into rock.....kudos
Your reactions are great!! -- request you react to: 'Funk 48' by the James Gang; 'Hey You' by BTO; and 'Nothing From Nothing' by Billy Preston. :)
Since you're talking Billy Preston, Outa Space, classic instrumental song
"Nothing from Nothing" is a great song!!! That's one thing people do not understand about music from the '60s and '70s...we didn't listen to just one type of music. I listened to good music...no matter who put it out! I had everything from the Beatle's to Boston to America to The Temptations to Jimmy Hindrix to Led Zeppelin to The Jackson 5 to Elton John....and on and on. Between me and my 3 brother's we amassed over 500 LP's....and countless 45's.
I remember when this album first came to the record stores in Boston. This young kid worked with his buddy at a downtown Boston record store and they got 10 copies of this new album.. He and his pal took a 5 min break.. smoked a joint and listened to the first side downstairs of the record store.. They were so blown away they put it on the turntable and played it on their outside speakers on the sidewalk. Those 10 copies sold out in less than 1 hour. They called and ordered 50 more for overnight delivery and the distributor said that will cost a lot more to fedex it overnight. They didn't care, they paid the shipping and ordered 50 more copies that sold out the next day by 3pm the day they came in....One of Rocks top 10 best albums and maybe the best created by one man, Tom Schultz who created the whole thing in his basement as a M.I.T. Masters Degree student...
My first time on this gal's channel and I love her reaction. "Perfect" and "hard to beat" no argument there. Forty some years later this music absolutely holds up..
Check out the song Smokin by Boston. It’s friggin dope.
I've watched a fair few reactions to this masterpiece but yours girl has to be one of the best, to really appreciate the whole production of the music & vocals you have to listen to it without reading the lyrics, then you will see the true reaction of emotions & appreciation for this epic piece
You have excellent taste. Be sure to listen to the whole album. You won't be disappointed I promise.
Great reaction to an All-Time Great song
this is an utter classic, even famous in the uk......and we do rock bands pretty well )
I don't know anyone that hasn't gone someplace alone and crank this up in the car.. GUILTY here!
What can I say? An amazing, if not the best reaction ever to this song. Such detail noting in real time. Realizing now that doing "reaction" videos is like exercising a gift or an art.
Regarding the guitar solo, what was it that you said? "Like annointing a royal king in space" Wow. I've been watching reactions to this song in particular to the solo, often not recognized. Yours, perfectly put.
Love your reaction !! and yes... PERFECT !! You have a great ear for music and good rhythm too. Do you play ?? If not start playing !! Love you, keep it up !!
You have a natural knack for "gettin'" the song... well done! Schollz said he wanted to emulate an orchestra in a way...
Can't stop watching !!
Beautiful, just a beautiful reaction!
Glad you enjoyed it so much. This song freakin' rocks. I remember I had it on cassette as a kid, and I kept rewinding it over and over again. Wore the danged thing out.
It was a great time to be a teenager in the 70's. I heard this in 9th grade and never looked back.
yessss Annointing a ROYAL ROCK KING....IN SPACE
LIKE FLASH GORDON BUT FAR BETTER
Some ppl like music... and then there are those that feel it. It's in our DNA. I really enjoy your reactions #ScribeCash, keep em coming.
Space travel, acid trip, with the Beatles. Good description lady.
The way you describe it is spot on! haha well done!!
Brad Delp saidnin an interview it got to where he hated doing the belts in this song because they were so difficult and demanding, but man did he ever nail it! RIP Brad Delp
BTW Maryanne was Tom Scolz's older cousin that he had a crush on when he was 8.
When you said "that song is perfect" it reminded me that I've said that to a few people throughout my life.
Watching your face while you listen to music is the only reason I subscribe.
another great reaction.
I do have to add, you have some of the best audio of any reaction creator for sure, hands down.
I truly wish you the best in your singing....but you got the knack for production for sure!!!!!!
And the best song on the album is "Hitch A Ride", but don't think that every song on the album isn't 🔥🔥🔥