God bless

Stella Blue so sorry for your loss. One of my other favorites as Man I’ll never be. Hang in there Stella

Sorry for your loss too...God bless you.

What A beautiful song to bring back what I hope are fantastic memories.

My dad died 14 days after his birthday, he loved Boston too, hang in there. Your husband and my dad can live on through this music, appreciate God for all that He has down and the fact He allows us to enjoy these songs attached with our loved ones memories. My heart pours out for you. Rest in Gods embrace you’ll be better than ever

THE greatest.🤫

I agree!!

I didn't know he originally learned from Goudreau, so he must be really good too.

That solo was the creation of Barry Goudreau.

@@412Jagoff I had no idea. Very impressed with his playing.

I totally agree with you on that. He had that ultimate ROCK voice.

Brad Delp was anything but underrated.

@@jerryornberg4406 I agree, but he’s hardly mentioned when people talk about great rock singers. You always hear Freddie Mercury, Steve Perry, Ronnie James Dio...but seldom Brad Delp.

ck out what he does with rtz and his band beeatlejuice

@@rcdolphin714 yes. I knew what you meant by "underrated". You meant "underhyped". I agree 10000%

BOSTON is the greatest band ever,! Craig

Yes, an engineering and musical masterpiece. Meatloaf and Steinman's Bat out of Hell comes in a close 2nd in this race.

That first album is my favorite album of all time! When I’ve had a bad day I go down stairs and sit behind my drums and play through side two. Afterwards I don’t have a care in the world!

ESPECIALLY when you consider that the ENTIRE ALBUM was recorded in Tom Scholz basement in Boston and he played EVERY INSTRUMENT ON IT !!! Brad Delp didn't even know this when he went in and laid down his Vocals !!! He thought that an entire Band recorded the Music tracks and then he went in to do the vocals !!!! AMAZING 😎😎😎😎

@@craigjackson5903 drum tracks were just guide track since Tom was not proficient on a kit. The actual album drm trks were done by Sib Hashian and Jim Masdea. Tom recalls " When I made the first demos in the early 70s the only time there was someone else there was when I laid down basic drum tracks with Jim ( Masdea) and Brad overdubbing vocals. "

Nodoubt

Absofknlutely!! This is how it’s done!! Man, I miss my music era! Give me the 70s and 80s BACK! 😊

With Led Zeppelin & Pink Floyd stoking the fires of creativity Boston stood out as a force of nature that gave joy to many people. Ya-Boston & my Klipsh speakers/Technics turntable+ yamaha mixing amplifier I pissed off my bros in the condos.

Whaling? Like whales? Or wailing, like wails?

Many bands have a unique sound. Queen, Boston, Led Zep, Pink Floyd.

Yeah you suck basically. Ha

It's kinda unfair

YOU'RE SO RIGHT. Always gives me goosebumps!

Yes

I feel the same way. I have been listening to it since it came out and aTHRILL every time I hear it.

Amen.

Barry Goudreau is a god. 🎸

He cracked the ice

Its crazy how you can hear soooo much LOVE in his voice. Perhaps more than anyone else I've ever hear. And its not like puppy love, it's like fire kickass love!

james lachs Brad Delp actually a good guitar player too ! What a voice ! It is very sad that he is no longer with us !!

Boston hitch a ride live

They've discovered that B12 deficiency mimics depression and all sorts of mental illness and neurological and physical I believe he was deficient So many people being Misdiagnosed and could be treated with Amazing results

Pure speculation on my part but famous musicians are iften victimized by their wives. Again, I'm just guessing as I don't know much about Brad Delp. But I do know that women who are attracted to these kinds of men tend to be highly toxic wives.

@@jorgecallico9177 I assure you that's not the case with Brad's wife She's a very good person

Sukhbir Sekhon good one.

Seems the actual revolution was bands no longer needing to play their instruments!

@@silentstormstudios No that's devolution. Probably the wrong word but you know what I mean hopefully.

Sukhbir Sekhon As a musician myself, I have mixed feelings on the subject. I enjoy playing, but also appreciate the things that become possible through technology.

Teehee, love it 😆💕 There definitely is some cool stuff made via computers/electronic technology etc, but for me, nahhhhh....organic instruments FTW.

Right on. I’m a huge rush geek but I love Boston

I hear his classical music roots in all of his solos.

Nailed it.

Unbelievable how well he plays the guitar and the organ!!!! The whole group is so talented - and Brad's voice -------- AAAAAWWWWWEEEESOMMMME!!!!!

and invent the first instant camera..polaroid one step

There was no internet at that time, so they can't waste their time....

That would be of satan. 1 Corinthians 12:11 New Living Translation 11 It is the one and only Holy Spirit who distributes all these gifts. He alone decides which gift each person should have." It has nothing to do with giving praise and Glory to God or Jesus Christ for dying on a cross to save us from our sins. We all deserve hell then then the lake of fire on judgment day.

@Shea Tiller Bro who were the rest if you know please?

@@Zepster77 The rest of the band members here?

@@sheatiller2465 yes please

Zepster77 Gary Pihl is the second guitarist here, and David Sikes is the bassist.

@@sheatiller2465 Thank you!

I was there also the second night

CrazyBear65 cool. wish I'd seen them back then. Third Stage tour had an awesome lineup. I seen them last year though :-)

CrazyBear65 i was there

I was there! Thinking about as i watched this

I remember that show.. I miss you so so very much Brad

CrazyBear65 I was there. First time I got to see them. Amazing

Their only UK tour :-(

57 years old.... loved VH and Journey... Grew up with Boston on the radio. No question Boston has got the best debut album EVER. Im listening now and being transported back in time

62 here in Wva! Still Rocking!

Metallica.

Metallica doesn't come close to Boston nowadays. Also, Boston is still around so idk what you mean by "after them". They're last album was only 5 years ago.

Lol Metallica...good joke..they suck

Metallawho?

@@dmitriblaskowitz2051 Brad Delp and Tom Sholz are both dead...so is Boston.

Why aren't they in the ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME ? And why do they come after bands like ZZ top or BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN , or other minor bands or lesser singers, in the TOP 100 BEST ROCK GROUPS ? I wonder ....

@@irinanavrapescu2009 there is an extensive list of bands/artists who aren't in the hall but there are a handful that just makes no sense why they are continually overlooked. Boston is one of them

Screw the rock hall. What a joke it's become. RUN DMC got in before RUSH and BOSTON? They aren't even rock & roll. It's all about political correctness now so why would you even care?

Any performance of them in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction without Brad won't do the band any justice.

@@davidhall744 unfortunately the voters took too long. It's sadly not going to happen anyway

And I'll NEVER forget where I was when I heard the news about Brad come over my car radio! It still weighs heavy in my heart. Real bad. Honestly hard to believe it's been that long ago. Never got to see them in person. But "Don't Look Back" was one of my first 2 simultaneous LP purchases. (The other was ELO's "Out of the Blue"). Still even remember what song on my album ("It's Easy") had a small scratch that would cause a "repeat" near the beginning of the solo. (I guess I kind of wore it out?! HaHa) Got used to it after a while. Just needed a gentle "bump" to continue. Still hear that "phantom" scratch every time the song is played elsewhere. That memory really makes me smile. Long live the '70s!

sun dancer 52 yrs old here. It’s just a different time. But I still stay up till 345 in the morning in Texas watching Boston Pink Floyd Foo Fighters Stevie Wonder the list goes on. Much love

43 here and I grew up with 70s music. Still listen daily!

sun dancer 57, just in the last few years really finding out, how really great 70s music was/is. The Cars was my band of choice for many decades, for some reason, and then a few years ago I found Buckethead, then more recently the rest have been finding their way back into my ‘soundtrack’ . Rick Beatos’ KZfaq channel has really been great for analyzing some of the songs from that era.

sun dancer “I’m an old depressing fuck who thinks they’re better than everyone else because I’m a boomer-hipster.” Good music exists everywhere all the time. There are bands like this today, but you’re too old, lazy, and technologically inept to find them. Just keel over already, asswipes.

they were old men at that point anyway. they sucked live, sholz was a statue on stage and couldn't re-create the overdubs live. the only good music they ever made was in sholz's basement in 1975. we have the recordings to play whenever we want.

@@fredsmith6324 that's pretty harsh. I ended up really enjoying a lot of 3rd Stage, and a little of later stuff.

@@adayatatyme yeah don't look back in 1978 had a couple of good songs on it, and i liked "amanda" from third stage. they blew it by not putting out more albums in their prime though.

@@fredsmith6324 SRV passed away in his early 30's. He wasn't old.

@@kimsullivan5576 i was referring to the guys in Boston.