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Artist: Boston
Song: More Than A Feeling
Album: Boston
Released: 1976
Genre: Hard rock.
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Brad Delp rest in peace does not get enough credit when people talk about great rock ânâ roll vocalists.
Incredible how he hits a sustained high that blows you mind and then, in the same breath, takes it up another notch.
Sadly, it's because he was a hired hand (even though his voice was AMAZING) and his career fell apart while being relatively unknown...and ended in his taking his own life
Both Brad Delp & James Dewar from Robin Trower, incredible voices.
I melt every time I hear this song. I close my eyes and I slip away!!đ€đ„
Me too Lisa .. me too. Merry Christmas đ
@@ramonaalvarez7559 Merry Christmas to you.đ€
†I slip away to my youth.
When I hear this old song they used to play đ
đââïžme too
Real music....no computer, no auto tune. Pure talent.
This is one guy playing all instruments. he did it all in his basement and had a freind do the singing.
Yeah, Tom Scholz played everything but the drums whichwere played by Sib Hashian. Brad Delp did all the vocals, including harmony.
React to Boston - Foreplay / Long Time next .
Yaaasssss!!!!
Then go to their third album, The Third Stage and do The Launch/Cool the Engines. Awesome
@Ron 10000000000% MUSTâŁïž
Should have read comments.I just recommended it along with Let me take you home,Don't look back and Peace of mind
The great Brad Delp with a beautiful voice. Rest in peace Brad, we miss you! đ
The entire album is a masterpiece..! How many albums are there where EVERY song got radio play...? Not many maybe Fleetwood Mac's Rumors.
Aja -Steely Dan. Crime of the Century - Supertramp. Yes - Yes. Any Beatles album etc...all great albums.
Eagles Hotel California album
@@micheledash7269 Fantastic album..! another one of my absolute favs.
"Wasted Time" and "Pretty Maids All In A Row" have became my favorite songs off the album now that I'm "old"...lol
@@j.h.3777 Indeed..!
Pearl Jam-Ten! Never gets old either!
The lead guitarist did all the production in his basement and invented equipment for sound that is still used to this day.
And played all the instruments.... got Brad Delp to sing. When he got a record deal and had to go on tour, he had to find a band...LOL
This was rerecorded in a CBS studio that's why it sounds this good. 1970s basement tapes hardly
@@allensaunders449 From what I've read the "basement tapes" had really good sound quality... Tom was a sound engineer and doing things in his basement that were done in professional studios.... Why is it that a certain type of people always want to sh!t what others have done, when they themselves could never do anything that even comes close...?
Heâs so underrated
Yeah. I knew that 45yrs ago. But it's good you all caught up. Enjoy.
Now you are Rocking BEST DEBUT ALBUM IN HISTORYđđđđ€đ€đ€đŠđșđŠđșđŠđș
Hi, from Lake Macquarie NSW!
This album has a great story behind it. Best selling debut album for it's time, all music composed by Tom Scholz (who was an MIT student) in his basement, created some of his own effects...much more, they have a couple of great youtube videos that explores the creation of this album. You should consider this album for a full review, not a bad song on it. Have a great day guys, love your channel and passion for music.
Best selling debut album for 11 years.... Until GnR Apatite For Destruction... I give credit to increased population.
Just to add to what you said. No computers involved
Check out Tom Scholz sound machine on CZcams
The spaceships on the album cover are actually upside down bass guitars spitting blue flames.
Other guitars in the artwork are for different cities... All of them colony ships carrying their cities away from a dying planet Earth. You can see it breaking apart in the background. An excellent sci-fi concept for the time.
@@robertcartier5088 Now that's a fun fact. Thanks.
Bro's, one of the best debut albums ever. Bradley Delp on vocals, and Tom Scholz on just about everything else. Band recorded one song in Los Angeles studio. Record company did not know Tom recorded the rest in his basement studio!! Based on how it sold, I don't think Epic/CBS records minded.
holds the notes forever........sweet talent God like.
BEST concert ever, December 14, 1978. I was in 11th grade. GREAT MEMORIES! Thank you. RIP Brad Delp.
Saw these guys live at the Chicago Stadium when this album came out. Still to this day one of the best concerts ever.
Wish I was thereâŒ
You guy's are doing ALL the GREAT songs I grew up with. Your reactions are FANTASTIC !!!!! đđđđ
Thanks so much!!
Itâs literally a perfect song.
Weâre with you, bro. It takes me back every time. The song is beautiful and haunting. It does what the songâs lyrics say: âI lost myself in a familiar song...I closed my eyes and I slipped awayyyyy....â. Boston is one of the best - 45 years on.
One of the absolute greatest tunes ever produced by humans. Everything about this song is spectacular. Just listen..........
Bruh it's no doubt one of the best songs from the era but come on lol.đ
BOSTON is a great band đ
More Than A Feeling is the perfect song for driving around with the radio up and the windows down.
Can you imagine being in a band and walking out of a studio together after just recording a song like this together though?
I bought this album when it came out, and wore the grooves out within a year. So I had to buy the cassette.
And then I bought the CD...
@@guidosarducci And now back to square one, you can buy the vinyl album again
Bought the album, immediately recorded a cassette with higher quality that you could buy pre-recorded at the time, and mostly listened to the cassette in my car. The vinyl album is still relatively new. (Geez, I gotta think about selling that stuff, some day! lol)
@@michelcyr4232 Who knew? Not me, anyway, but I'll surely check it out. Thanks man...
@@robertcartier5088 Naw! Don't sell it, man....leave it to someone you love...with a note. :)
âForeplay / Longtimeâ, âDonât Look Backâ and âMore Than A Feelingâ are their best songs imho. They all have beautiful melodies, hooks that give you chills, and jaw dropping harmonies and choruses.
Donât forget âPeace of Mind.â Or âHitch A Ride.â Or âRock & Roll Band.â Or âSmokinâ.â Or âItâs Easy.â Or âFeeling Satisfied.â Or.........
The entire album.
Yes! Don't look back is actually my husband's and mine favourite. Fire!!!
You forgot something about you my favourite of this, album
This album changed Rock as we knew it at the time. The entire album was perfect in every way. Perfect instrumentation, perfect vocals, perfect recording, perfect engineering, everything perfect as if it was made by a machine. I think many would agree the Boston 'S/T' album was the birth of what would become 'AOR'.
Ladies & gentlemen the amazing voice of... Brad Delp đđ
I can't imagine him pushing his voice 3 or 4 times a week on concert tours âđ
Guys, you'll appreciate this song (and entire album, really) when you realize that this was released in 1976, with that kind of incredible production/engineering recorded in a self-built basement studio by 2 guys: Brad Delp (all lead & harmony vocals), and Tom Scholz (songwriter & all instruments except drums). Scholz, a graduate of M.I.T, worked days as an engineer for Kodak Corp. and spent nights building his studio & recording demo tapes. He invented his own guitar pedals to produce the sounds that he wanted (did you notice how that pick slide stood out?). Next needs to be "Smokin'" and "Hitch a Ride".
Imagine doing everything except the vocals and even inventing some of the instruments. Then you put it all together and get a vocalist to sing your lyrics. Thatâs what Tom Scholz did. I think that we all wore this one out.
You guys know good music⌠The best voice in music EVERâŁâŒâŒâŒâŒâŒ
45 years later people still love this song. My all time favorite rock and roll song.
I went to live together with my boyfriend, later husband, when we bought this album, a great song, a lot of memories.
Iâve listened to that song many many times for over 30+ years & your right it never gets tiring,I still love it like it was the first time I heard it,keep on rockin & rollin đ€đ»đ€đ»
Keep going. Smokin and Hitch a Ride, same album.
One of THE BEST songs of all time! â€â€â€â€â€
It's hard to beat these older songs, when artist were more free to express themselves. I would appreciate if you two will check out my favorite song by The Who - My Generation from their Live at Leeds album. A bunch of their bangin' songs all morphed together, like a runaway freight train, just keeps comin'. The whole album is amazing.
This song never, ever gets old....always blows my mind. Awesome feelings and memories. This is the music/band that I grew up with and really represents 70s rock music in America.
Probably the greatest debut rock album- ever. Sound quality- just off the charts. Nothing like it before, nothing like it since. And with headphones? WOW!
You can't go wrong with anything from Boston!!!! Enjoy the journey!! đ€đ¶đŒđ”đ
Blew me away when i first played this album when i was 16 Still does today
Heard it on the radio for the first time in 1976 and went straight out and bought the album! Never regretted doing that!
Brad Delps impeccable vocals and Tom Schultz guitar makes this song soar.
Do yourself a favor and listen to the whole album. But if you're going song by song, do Foreplay/ Longtime next
The gold standard of rock songs of that era.
An absolute beast of tune, it's true, it never gets old. That build up to the final chorus is just utterly sublime.
Criminally underrated always remembered⊠no one could hit it like Brad- RIP
To quote Dave Ghrol "This song is the musical equivalent to what it probably feels like to a dog when it sticks it's head out of the window of a moving car.
Love that...
Major memories. But wow, this sounds so good LOUDđđ
The late 60's through the early 80's had the best bands ever. Classic rock at it's best.đž
Note how the vocalist and the guitarist absolutely nail it every time. Superb! Plus lots of other little things in there that are absolutely beautiful. The bass is great, the drums are just enough and well timed. The guitar playing is magical.
It never gets old.
Been listening to this for 40 years. Gets better every time
This fantastic song and album came out in 1976 right after I got my drivers license and a new car and a new stereo system in the car and I blasted the streets of Texas with the sound of Boston! Fantastic to see you guys have the same response. Great music is universal and all-time! Terrific job guys
Peace of Mind is excellent also, Boston had so many good songs, you can't go wrong with Boston.
I'm Boston born, watch these cats grow...
"Magic Power" by the Canadian band Triumph is a similar song from this era.
Another great example of seventies rock and roll. Feels like part of the soundtrack of my teenage years. â€â€
You have a great brother who took You to this journey and is apsolutely obvious that You bouth enjoy in this trip and that your brother know whats he doing. If I may make a sugestion, I have a couple, but for the first one it will be something different but there is no back. Your bro is ready to see Who Are You and the rest of them. Cheers.
I knew you guys would like this!!!! Great song never ever gets old!
One of the best air guitar songs EVER made!! I saw Boston years ago, and they were fantastic! I don't know if you've reacted to "Foreplay/ Long Time," but if you haven't, you must!!
It is hard to believe this was recorded in the guitar players basement in 1974! One of the best productions to date. This is the highest selling debut album of all time! It went platinum in 30 days! No band has ever done that to date! By now it must have sold close to a billion copies! How did they record this so well? The guitar player invented his own sound equipment to get that sound! Amazing!!
This band is Tom Scholz on every instrument, recorded in his basement with old, borrowed, invented equipment and Brad Delp on vocals. The album was complete before a record deal was signed. The record company had a producer look it over and added a drummer for things here and there. But Tom Scholz, MIT genius invented the Rock Guitar pedal system for this album. He wrote every song, played every instrument, produced the music, was the sound engineer, etc. The record company would not sign him until he hired a band and taught them to play the songs.
To really hear the guitar pedal and how he used it so well check out 'Hitch a Ride' in one solo he is switching the pedal and sound every few bars so you get a good idea how the invention worked. He was not only putting out the album but selling his product to every guitarist around.
So every organ solo, every base line, every rhythm guitar or lead guitar and some of the drums and back ground vocals is one guy. Tom Scholz. The vocals are Brad Delp and he is amazing and one of a kind. His harmonizing with the lead guitar with his vocals is unreal.
Thanks for the great reaction and sharing.
Chris
I play this while cleaning my house and dancing.
This was my favorite song when it came out!!! It was on the radio all the time!!!đđđđ
Tom Scholtz invented his own special effects pedals , and amplifiers..Boston belongs in R&R hall of fame
"More Than A Feeling" with BroAction. I can't think of a better way to chill out of an evening!
They were that good in concert too
I grew up on 70s music. I am so happy younger people can listen to this music. There are soo much music to listen to. So many underated bands. Try triumph. Song is Lay it on the Line. Also Never Surrender. Tge singer has a phenomenal voice and also lead guitarist.
INCREDIBLE SONG!!!!!!! INCREDIBLE GROUP!!!!!! LOVE ME SOME BOSTON!!!!!
This may be the perfect song....Bass,drums,vocals,transitions,....all of it.The notes the late Brad Delp hits are unfreakingbelieveable.The album behind you is a greatest hits album.
This song never fails to remind me of my first true adult love. I was in my early 20's and her and I met at work and the whole crew decided to go out to a local bar and shoot pool until 2am. Her and I kept bumping into each other at the juke box and fir the next two years we were damned near inseparable. This is one if the few songs that would bring out her sweet side and make her smile so big. But, just like Brad having to watch his Marianne walking away, I had to watch my Amy walk out of my life. The song always makes my heart twinge a little (remorse) as a smile comes to my lips... It is more than just a great song, it is a beautiful song...
When you think Brad has hit his highest note and then goes even higher. I love seeing people react to that!
I went to Bostons concerts back in the 70âs. They do rock!
"I see my MaryAnn walking awaaaaay."
This whole album is awesome! Brings back so many memories.
More Boston please !!! Anything off this album is fantastic ! âđđșđđ·đ¶
"Fore Play"/Long Time" Master piece!!!!!
This was the party album of my generation!
I love how you get this đ” it's beautiful.
Guys, THIS WAS THE BIGGEST SELLING DEBUT ALBUM EVER .. "SMOKIN"
My first concert was Boston at WSU in WA state in 1978. Boston had just completed world tour and was finally back home and they were pumped just like we were and sounded just like their albums! We couldn't sleep after seeing them!
Those ringing guitars, yeah! So good. Loved being a kid and teen in the 70s! I love how his voice gets higher and higher and you can't tell where the guitar begins and his voice ends!
Now listen to "Foreplay/Long Time" from the same album and prepare to be blown away.
In 1976.....this was truly stunning. Right from the "I closed my eye, and I slipped away," blending into the guitar. Completely unique. I sat at the radio turning the dial until I found it again! Way before internet. You had no idea who they were, or if you'd ever hear it again!
Your reactions were spot on, Brothers. If you like Boston, listen to "Don't Look Back".
lol Patrick is so true! I saw them live in concert on their first tour and here I am now, looking forward to hearing it again, lol....and 20 years from now You will be too! Keep on Brothers!
I love this song so much its one of those songs that you just feel amazing listening to
The whole album is gold from start to finish.
Hey i'm from Boston!! You guys are great as is the rest of this album. You're cheating yourselves if you don't listen to the other songs. Keep up the good work.
Great choice guysđâ
Great reaction. It's amazing how much the "clapping" adds to this song. Cheers.
Perhaps the greatest debut album...EVER!
Great reaction to a great song
both as a first time experience and as a known and loved song.
Thanks, brothers -
This my year of 76 that was the best!
I grew up with this music. Let that sink in.
The entire album is great. Power rock at its best. Tom Scholz is a musical and engineering/production genius and singer Brad Delp (RIP) is so underrated. Please react to other great tunes on the debut album - Peace of Mind, Foreplay/Long Time, Smokin', Rock and Roll Band, Let Me Take You Home Tonight and, especially, Hitch A Ride.
Another awesome song from boston
I can remember in 1977 exactly who I was with, what I was doing right down to being in an empty field with a bomb fire going and this song starts playing from a cars 8 track player. Great memories & good times.
Please do Sara Smiles by Darryl Hall & John Oates!
You will love Hall and Oates...Sheâs Gone, Saraâs Smile, Rich Girl, Maneater and Family Man.
This whole album is fantastic.
I graduated from college in Boston in 1978 and this song was all over the place..being from Boston..graduating college in Boston.. and a monster band called Boston..like hitting a trifecta!
Ok. Now your getting into some great rock, music. Boston. Great vocals and great guitars
The entire album is fantastic.
I have similar memories as I first heard this song when I was a young boy from a friend. I did not know what the words meant then, but the music was so powerful and joyful to me, and l smile and remember whenever I hear it. Thank you đ€