Impressive, you guys know stuff.

So cool to see your reactions to this song. There is more.......

Please don't stop the solo

Loving the young dude just “getting it”! This is my favorite ELO tune all time. Glad you both are appreciating it.

There are a few documentaries on the making of Dark Side among others and the Zeppelin blimp is called a Zeppelin because Count Von Zeppelin is the person who invented it, they were used by Germany to bomb London during WW 1 before aeroplanes.

If you want to see ELO you better do it by Mid October because there last show ever is at the forum in LA. Saw the show in Boston and worth it.

Yeah...guys ..it's just a song about cocaine. An amazing song. Probably one of their top three. But just an ode to cocaine.

It’s a Moog synthesizer 🤜🏽❤️

The horns make the chorus for me. I also see this arrangement as dense. Moon didn't leave any space as a rule. The guitar and the horns just become pads in the chorus to clear space.

Never stop a Led Zep track

Kashmir is a place

My favourite ELO track

The reason this song is so great is because it takes you on a journey. Listen to the lyrics it takes you to a far off place that is like another world. The instrumentals put you into a trance and Robert Plant takes you to another universe

I’m a RUSH fan and my son is a RAGE fan and I told him he had to buy Quad Sent him a clip of u cool dudes doing this epic track Mount Rushmore indeed

It was a great song on the radio back when!

Sweet review! This is my all-time favorite song. I liked your Saturday Night review too. I wish you guys would premiere a video I made for it on my channel.

Standig O for Alex's solo. Awesome!! Alex is my favorite guitarist also.

One of my favorite solos by Alex

Your faces have been officially melted!!!!

I was a kid when this came out..such a happy joyous song makes me wanna dance

If you like Neal Schon's guitar. check out on Santana's everybody's everything. Neal was 16 years old.

ELO foreeeeevvvveeeerrrr

It absolutely is coordinated

You described it perfectly @7:15💥

This song is a shining example of why it is so difficult to define a genre of music that can be associated to Pink Floyd. PF is its own unique genre of music, never duplicated by any others aside from the cover bands like Brit Floyd and Australian Floyd. Genesis might be the closest match (stretching it a bit) of other bands of that era to PF.

“Spaghetti western” referring to the fact that are Italians movie👌🏻…

ever heard of kashmir wool? kashmir is a place near the himalayas. It has been a hotly contested region with India and Pakistan fighting each other for control for a long long time.

Hi guys, late comment. When I visited your channel, I was set to go and listen to Natural Science, but no, you's have a huge background noise going on, so I hope this helps.

Nice to see those smiles starting up as the song progresses… woohoo!

Bev double tracked his drums for the big sound.

Opening sound uus just a bent note on a guitar

Keep going... it keeps gettin' better into and through the 2nd album. To this day, I toss Boston on the turntable to enjoy and... share with all my neighbors. I just can't help it. Boston MUST be played LOUD!

No... he didn't sing but he had enough sense to bring in arguably the best male rock vocalist ever to hold a microphone, Brad Delp (RIP). Tom Scholz was an MIT grad in engineering and invented so much proprietary technology used on this album that he had to introduce it to other producers. Mind you, in 1976 no sophisticated computers, no synthesizers used, no auto-tune. Best debut album at the time (if not forever) and every song on their first two albums stands on its own. In '76, Boston hit and minds were blown.

It is one guy's voice (Brad Delp) being layered by the genius of Tom Scholz engineeing innovation. The bassline in this song is beyond compare and I dare you to find one better. In 1976 this debut album blew everyone's mind. Sholtz was an MIT graduate in engineering and the technology was proprietary. And... yes, the guitarist was the founder and created all the music.

The instrumentals & vocals may indeed be complex, but the message is as simple as it gets. How a blue sky can have such a profoundly positive effect upon anyone and everyone, especially if they've ever been in the gloom of depression or depressed by gloomy weather that has gone on for way too long. Thanks for a great generational reaction.

the spaceship is the size of the stage and comes from above the stage and lands at the intro to the concept i saw it live at the apollo concert hall in glasgow in 1977 used to be the greens dance hall and johnny cash was the first performer when it opened in 1977 it’s the ELO emblem john lanarkshire Scotland

Has it been that long,this is one of my 16 year old sons favorites,this and The Necromancer

Candle in the Wind isolated backing vocals: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oYHYZ3SFpNmZfNU

Bizarrely this song was a charted hit three times, and Elton released all three versions. This is from 1974, a live version from a concert in Australia in 1886 (Elton received news that he had nodules on his vocal cords that could be cancer. He wanted to finish the tour before he got surgery so he didn't disappoint the fans. The nodules were removed afterwards and were benign, but the damage to his vocal cords changed his voice. And the live version at his close friend Princess Diana's funeral in 1997.

I seen them live in 1976 they had stacks of Leslie cabinets on stage

He invented a divorce to plug it into his guitar it was designed for the Hammond organ not a guitar

He using a Leslie cabinet and amplifier for a Hammond organ throws the sound out in a circular motion

masters from mit...tom scholz....this stuff was done in a basement...worked on it for about 5yrs

Like AI made it?????? How could you suggest that AI could make anything like this?

Check out the savatage version of day after day on fight for the rock

One of my favorite movies and music,truly awesome concept album🎼🎶🎶🎵🎵❤️❤️🎧

Thank you for featuring my favorite Foreigner song! God bless.

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I busted up laughing when dad said "...I really wish the drummer would pick it up..." ("...song is perfect, you can't say...") Thanks guys

I thought Fleetwood Mac rumers was a good album but this might be the best album