First Time Listening T0 Boston- Foreplay : Long Time Reaction
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First Time Listening T0 Boston- Foreplay : Long Time Reaction
This is the best debut album ever! Every song is off the friggin hook amazing!! Doesn’t matter which song you play on this album it’s gonna be Fire Fire 🔥
Grateful Driver I had no idea she had a song that was named fire fire.
"Again with the 'friggin'"
This album was top 5 of all time in my opinion.
Hmmm.... 🤔
You might want to listen to the Van Halen I and Led Zeppelin I before making that claim.
Don’t get me wrong...this IS one of the best debut’s ever!! No ? about it!!
@@BRO77TX We're fully aware of VH I n Zep I. Come on now.
Indisputably one of the greatest albums EVER! And for a debut? Off the hook!
The founder of the band Tom Scholz had a masters degree from MIT and built a studio in his basement. He also played most of the instruments himself on this album. Man is a musical genius.
Tom Scholz recorded this largely in a home studio and he played most of the instruments. Some things were added after the original prior to its release, but most of it was done in his house. He was an MIT grad with a Master's degree in engineering. When he signed a deal with a record company he put together a band to tour.
I think he designed some of his effects pedals too back in the day before he started rockman.
@@_BLACKSTAR_ He rewired the coils on his guitar pickups- which was something several guitarists did back in the day.
@@elgonwilliams7624 There you go.I knew he did something that had to do with his gears electronics & I knew he was an MIT grad.Ya Eddie Van Halen & Steve Lynch did the same kind of thing IIRC.
My uncle is Barry Goudreau
Tom was a genius with electronics. A lot of that heavy guitar gain was from modding his own Marshall amp. Then layering the tracks in the studio gave it that wall of sound. I don't think any band came close to that explosive guitar sound until the first Boston album. Steven Nelson, that's cool man. Always loved Barry's guitar playing.
Yes, this whole album.
I think this is the only album to come out that gets every song on it played regularly on the radio. Most albums get 2 or 3 tops.
Yup, this & CCR's first album.
@@_BLACKSTAR_: And Who's Next. . .
@@mortensen1961 Lynyrd Skynyrds Second Helping album would be next...all 8 songs are radio played.....and the first album Pronounced has 5 out of 8 radio played
@@_BLACKSTAR_ oh yeah I didn't think about that one!
What about Led Zeppelin one and two
EVERY SINGLE TRACK on this record is FIRE.The vocals are just about impossible to do live due to the high range & long notes.Brad Delp was one of a kind.Tom Scholz had some of the tastiest guitar solos ever written.Very iconic like David Gilmour's solos off "The Wall"
The ENTIRE album is kick ass! Not a bad song on it. RIP to the singer Brad Delp who had such an awesome falsetto voice.
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'll always live with us.
Scholz
@craigcook1030 I question your claim that Tom claimed to have recorded "96 percent" of this record before Brads vocals were recorded. The entire song Let Me Take You Home which was written by Brad was recorded at the Record Plant LA. All of Brads vocals sans Let Me Take YOU Home were recorded by producer John Boylan at Capital Studios Studio C. That is why the vocal production on this record is far superior to any subsequent Boston record that Brad sang on. Boylan took over recording Brads vocals to make sure that Brads voice was recorded and produced in a manner that is fitting for such a world class once in a generation voice.
Brad was just not "brought in" to do the vocals. Barry introduced Tom to Brad back in 69/70 and Tom played keyboards in Barry's band. Brad, Barry, Jim Masdea and Tom played in bands together playing Toms songs years before this record was made ,and Barry played on demos which contained early versions of these songs years before the record was recorded. It can not be overlooked that Brad sang vocals on Toms demos years before this record was made as well. When Epic and Boylan heard the demo that Tom submitted, Brads voice was a central part of what would be come known as Boston As an FYI the Band/project was called Mothers Milk before it was changed mid recording process. Brad was signed by Epic as well as a part of Boston and Brad was not just some hired vocalist who was added at the last minute. Brads voice was a key part of the signature Boston sound from the get go and that is what Epic paid for when they signed both Brad and Tom.
Producer John Boylan gives a much more objective, fair and far less self adulating account of how this record came to be than Tom has ever done. Tom has a habbit of leaving out key facts and obscuring who did what on this record and key contributions of others to this record.
Brings me right back to Junior High School.....I swear half the school went to see them at the local coliseum. Feels like yesterday sometimes.....and one of the best male vocalists ever...the late great Brad Delp.
I remember those days and thinking $8.00 per ticket seemed like a ton of dough! 2 years later I paid $10.00 to see Queen and 2 years after that $12.00 to see The Who. I was going broke!
@@bostonwhofan and the latter charged more than €100(104!) to be seen
One of the few albums I still listen to all the way through. Never skip a song.
Brad Delp’s voice will go down as one of the greatest voices of all time. Set it in stone.
BOSTON!! I love this band, I love the sound of this band. Eargasm to the max!!🤘🤘😊😊🎸🎸Barry Goudreau's guitar was on fire🔥
Rockin' this entire album at keg parties 44 years ago sweetheart............it's held up.
you aint lying!
Ahhh the keg party memories
Thanks for the 44year reminder. Burning pallets under the river bridge. Best time of my life. I feel same. Thank you. Great American
lol so true...we took all this great music for granted...I still remember a particular kegger w/ Jethro Tull Aqua Lung
This band is so crisp. On point everywhere. Instruments, and the voice. Boston Jams!
Written in his basement by Tom Schloz, a graduate of MIT. Every song on this album was played on mainstream radio!
Every song on this album is great. I had the blessing of seeing them at Madison Square Garden in 77 almost identical to studio! 🕊♥️
RIP Brad Delp. Another casualty of depression...
And what a voice. His death was largely overshadowed in the media. By us, his fans, he will be missed.
Loved Brad’s voice, could not have been Boston with any other singer. I remember hearing the day it happened...so sad. I just wish the Meg Sullivan incident could be erased from history but I will continue to believe he was otherwise a good man. The guilt alone may have been too much on top of depression.
Wow! The first time hearing Boston!
I grew up with Boston! Their first album was 1976'.. Don't Look Back' in 78' then 3rd Stage' in 1986! All of them Rock! Thank you! Great reaction!!
So jealous you get to hear these songs for the first time this album is 44 years old and still awesome
Eyes closed, headphones on.
Yes, that's how to listen to Boston
I don't think Boston ever have a bad song. I love every song they put out, great band great vocalists.
Like they explain below, this whole album is classic. "Hitch A Ride" is my favorite on this album.
Very hard for me to pick a favorite, you did make a great choice by the way, they are all just so damn good..What a debut album, powerhouse.
Agreed. Hitch a ride and this song are my favorites from them.
Probably my favorite sound back when I was a kid. Just an electrified optimism in their sound. Tight and forward moving.
Every song on the album was off the rails great.
You truly have a sense of music and it shows in your reaction.
"To play a wrong note is insignificant; to play without passion is inexcusable." -Ludwig van Beethoven. What would Ludwig say about Boston's Foreplay intro ?
Modern 5th Power. 70's era music inspired programmers who invented the internet so RUclips can exist. January 1, 1983 is considered the official birthday of the Internet.
The Internet as we know it today first started being developed in the late 1960s in California.
One of the greatest songs ever made. You young lady are one of the graatest ever too.
Girl you have to listen to the whole album. One of the best selling albums in history. Ever song is 🔥
“More than a Feeling!” ❤️💛🤘🏼✌️
Really love the red light in the back of you during the song it makes the ambience so perfect you rock 💪
In my fifties now and grew up on Boston and after all these years I have to say that they are probably my most favorite band. I still even have the old Rockman that Tom Scholz created, and not a finer sound really in my opinion to come out of an amplifier. Thank you Tom Scholz for all of the perfection you put into those albums and of course Brad Delp who was an outstanding singer. The whole group was just amazing at their prime.
Awesome reaction! One of best debut albums in rock. Every song on that album is a banger. I would recommend "Piece of Mind" and "Hitch A Ride" next.
Classic - nice react - swore that the 409 bottle was tapping its nozzle to the beat - over your left shoulder- rock on scribe !!🌷
I thought "who in the hell's calling me during this brilliant masterpiece?"
I've probably listened to this song over 1,000 times in my life but this young lady just described Foreplay/Longtime as a "highway song"! Damn, that is the perfect way to describe the song! Foreplay/Longtime is the type of song that makes normally responsible drivers look down at their speedometers and realize they're doing 97mph as the song is blasting through the speakers in the car! My favorite line in the song: "I've got to keep on chasing that dream................though I may never find it......." The next Boston song you should react to is "Smokin' " or "Something About You"! The entire Boston debut album is incredible!
This whole album is fire, but I'd recommend "More Than A Feelin'" next.
And yeah, that acoustic guitar break is my favorite part too.
Boston's music is very artistic and always tells a story and takes you somewhere ... glad you liked this song it's very timeless.
This album is the very epitome of "Classic Rock"
When Rock was starting to die out and be taken over by disco and then Rap, Boston was one of the few bands that kept on rocking. Boston's debut album is one of the best debut albums of any band. Try to react to the songs 'More Than a Feeling', 'Rock n'Roll Band', 'Smokin', and 'Hitch a Ride'. All great songs from Boston and their debut album.
Loved to watch you feeling that one. Plus you describing it as "cinematic" was so spot on! You know, there's a lot of classic rock out there and a lot that's just okay or garbage. You always seem to identify with what I consider the better music of that era. Yeah, you would have loved the 70's
Just came across this again, great reaction.
You can't stop now girl!
The rest of this album will impress you as well.Not even gonna suggest one, just listen to them ALL. 😄
This is still my favorite tune by Boston.
you gotta react to every song on this album one at a time , one of the greatest and biggest selling albums of all time
LMAO when the background interference kicked in. I quickly did a WTF and checked to see if something opened on my computer :)
Great song! Great album!
And still the greatest debut album of all time. Rolling Stone
Oh wow...awesome thank you :)....lol my favorite part too :)...I love this woman ...... your reaction on the intro is priceless ...LOVE IT
when back ground music came in i was like, " Im not trippin! am i trippin?"
Every song on that album was great !
You look more and more gorgeous ! Rock on Girl !
The band that you see in the videos did not record the original album. Here's who did:
Melody Tom Scholz
Lyrics Tom Scholz
Arrangement Tom Scholz
Lead Guitar Tom Scccccholz
Rhythm Guitar Tom Sholz
Bass Guitar Tom Sholz
Organ Tom Sholz
Acoustic Guitar Tom Sholz
Percussion Jim Masdea
Vocals Brad Delp
All recorded in Tom Scholz's basement.
No synthesizers or computers.
@johnfrancis1528 I recommend that you take the time to research who did what on this record because you have made several claims that are not supported by the documented facts. The liner notes of the 2006 Scholz (Toms pet project) remaster of this record give a much more accurate and factual listing of who did what on this record, These liner notes are all post litigation and Tom had to stop obfuscating who actually did what on this record.
RIP! 'BROTHER BRAD'✌❤🤘🙏
Fun fact: that was one guy playing all the instruments, Tom Scholz, he got Brad Delp to sing.
@jerryadkins4528 That is urban legend. It is well documented in the liner notes of every copy of this record/CD that has ever been sold that Sib plays drums on all tracks except for one, and Jim Masdea plays drums on that track. Barry plays electric rhythm guitar on Foreplay, Long Time and Let Me Take You Home. Barry also plays the huge power chords in Long Time as well as all of the lead guitar solos in Long Time. Barry also plays lead and slide guitar on Let Me Take You Home.
The song Let Me Take You Home was written by Brad and it was recorded by the band as pictured on the back of the record. Fran plays bass on Foreplay and Let Me Take You Home. Brad plays acoustic 12 string on Let Me Take You Home.
Brad was not someone who was brought in at the last moment as a hired gun. Brad had been working with Tom since 1970 and they played in bands together. In addition. Brad sang on Toms demos years before this record was made. Brad sang on the demo that got the attention of Epic and producer John Boylan. When Epic signed "Boston" they signed both Brad and Tom, and Brads amazing voice was a part of the Boston sound from the get go and that is what Epic paid for when they signed Brad. In addition, even though it came 30 years after the fact and after a lot of litigation, Tom finally gave credit to Brad and Jim Masdea for all of the arrangement work that they did on the songs that are on this record. In the post litigation liner notes of the 2006 Scholz remaster (Toms pet project) of the debut record, Tom was forced to be factual regarding who played what on this record.
My god, woman. You’re stunning‼️
Try "Hitch a ride" off this same album. Fantastic guitar solo
Hang on for the musical ride... BOSTON
Nobody can replicate that song!
This is one of those rare albums that epitomizes the title of a Jerry Lee Lewis hits compilation:
All Killer No Filler
Great reaction video - thank you!
As far as classics go, this is an all timer.
Random fact: Boston's drummer is the father-in-law of Dwayne The Rock Johnson
That is random lol
@Donald Duck Damn, I was unaware :(
Rock just married Lauren Hashian in 2019.
One of your songs creeped in there LOL Classic....
One of the best intros in rock n roll!!!!
Written by one dude in his home studio...amazing :) Peace!
When the electric guitar start dropping into the basement, holy fucking moly.
I remember when this came out my neighbor had one of the first walkman players and this album was all he listened to on it.
Steven Motchan ahh the old walkmans😎 Sony only in the last couple of years stopped making the Walkman in Japan.
My second concert, following Black Sabbath with Van Halen..killer... in Aug ‘78 was Boston with Sammy Hagar opening, in October of that year with the Don’t look Back tour (funny thing at my age now I DO look back...now and again ;)).a one two punch of great shows..hooked on concerts forever. Boston music so good. They couldn’t handle the 5 albums in 5 years deal with Epic...I was lucky Don’t look back was a year late, I was just getting to the age as a teen to start really digging rock and to start going to concerts that year...cause it was then an 8 year drought and by then I felt 20s was too old, and the party time magic of those ga shows had passed...as well as those 70s to very early 80s NO security inside GA venues themselves were lost to the past
And to think it was before digital and done onto 2-inch analog tape, and no pitch correction software.
@alexdrummer2175 all of the tracks that Tom recorded for this record were recorded on a Sculley 12 track one inch tape machine.
some music you listen to, some is made to dance to. this is to appreciate wearing headphones in an era where you wondered how they got that guitar sound. this band and queen have incredibly distinctive guitar sounds.
You're lucky to get to hear all this great music for the first time.... Love your channel
Love your reaction.
It’s about time!
Luv the Gen Z 1st time reactions to the classics
I never get tired of listening to that in my car the best I just love this song from Boston never get tired and I’m 55 🥰👌👌👌very good choice
To think this album was recorded in a garage by one guy... first project was awesome.
@oakleysmithmusic That is simply not the truth First, Toms home studio was in his basement. Second. there are four people who play one or more instrumental tracks on this record. Also Tom could not sing like that even after the third cold day in hell, and Tom knows this. All vocals were sang by Brad Delp. This has been documented as fact in the liner notes of EVERY record/CD of the debut record that has been sold since Aug 1976.
Oh Snap!!! I thought I already watched this one, but I didn't!!! 😳
I love watchin the youngsters hearing real rock for the first time. So so so many things about this album make it the best ever rock. Tom was a brilliant tech and musician. This is the best rock and roll ever, and the musical score to my highschool years. I was so fortunate.
Music to your ears!
The best experience in the world is pulling up to the big intersection just as Foreplay ends, and Long Time begins. It's just spreading JOY
My dear one, you give me faith in the next generation.
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You GO Girl!
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I love this song!!!
THose spaceships are guitars if you look closely
The very best Boston Guitar solo is in Hitch a Ride.
Genius two part song….Maybe off one of the top 3 albums ever.
That guitar solo .
Like the 409 cleaner on the right. Nice touch.
react to "more than a feeling" by Boston.....
I said it once and and I'll say it again...Classic Rock + the always number one beautiful queen/boss/sweetheart forever = My amazing Monday that puts a smile on my face and amazing reaction from my rocking queen 💕🥰😍💓💖❣💞💓💗💖🎼🎸🥁🎹
Takes me back to elementary school. Love it. This was a skating rink song. 😀
one of my favourite songs. another favourite band of mine is ELO, which never gets any love on these reaction channels that i've ever noticed, but yet they're another band with a deep rabbit hole to go down.
The band that you see in the videos did not record the original album. Here's who did:
Melody Tom Scholz
Lyrics Tom Scholz
Arrangement Tom Scholz
Lead Guitar Tom Scholz
Rhythm Guitar Tom Scholz
Bass Guitar Tom Scholz
Organ Tom Scholz
Acoustic Guitar Tom Scholz
Percussion Jim Masdea
Vocals Brad Delp
All recorded in Tom Scholz's basement.
No synthesizers or computers.
Scholz has a Masters in Electrical engineering from MIT
In this video Scholz is in light blue playing lead guitar, the only face you don't get to see.
BTW Maryann was Scholz's older cousin. He had a crush on her when he was 8.
You REALLY need to react to Foreplay/Long Time.
The best-selling debut album for decades.
@johnfrancis1528 Not quite. There are some serious falsehoods in your post. I will point out a few of them. First Tom has a masters in MECHANICAL ENGINEERING from MIT. Tom worked as a production/mechanical engineer at Polaroid NOT an electrical engineer. Second, this whole record was certainly not all recorded in Toms basement studio. The documentation on this is very clear. All of Brads vocals sans the vocals for Let Me Take You Home were recorded at Capital Studios Studio C by producer John Boylan. The entire song Let Met Take You Home which was written by Brad was recorded at The Record Plant LA by producer John Boylan. Third, Jim only plays on one tune on this record and that tune is Rock and Roll Band. All other drum tracks were played by Sib and this has been documented as fact in the liner notes of every copy of this record/CD that has ever been sold. Fourth, all though not explicitly stated, in 2006 Tom finally gave credit to Brad and Jim Masdea for all of the arrangement work that they did on the songs on this record. Fifth, Fran is playing bass on Foreplay not Tom. Sixth, Barry is playing electric rhythm guitar on both Foreplay and Long Time and Barry is playing the huge power chords in Long Time as well as all of the lead guitar solos on Long Time.
PLEASE REACT to “HITCH A RIDE” by Boston 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
the intro speeds up slows down ....speeds up again .....a bit like, um.....errr...um .......errrr
I love 2nd album too, i dont understand the lower sales.. it' s like 2 part of 1st multiseller album !
There are no bad songs on this album.
@2:12 How many people here checked their other youtube tabs to see whether another video started?
Essential for the road trip play list!
You are drop dead gorgeous 😍