Boston - More Than A Feeling | Opera Singer Reacts

[@maggiereneemusic]

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[@karlsmith2570]

Hey Maggie, you should definitely check out the title track from Boston's 2nd album, "Don't Look Back"

[@LadyIarConnacht]

How did he get up there? He's Brad Delp, that's how. React to literally any of their songs, because they don't have a bad one. This is one of the hottest debut albums of all time - blew us out of the water as teens.

[@fullmoonprepping4024]

Just pick any Boston tune from that list you gave at the beginning. You could start with Foreplay/Longtime but everything they do is great and special. Hitch a Ride will change your life. I'm so glad you have discovered Tom Scholz and Boston!

[@karlsmith2570]

@LadyIarConnacht it's sad that he'd unalived himself, though

[@keithdean9149]

Did you notice that the "UFOs" on the album cover are actually guitars?

[@gregorymccasland2874]

Tragically Brad end his own life in 2007. One of the most iconic voices and he couldn’t find a reason. Reminder to all, just because someone appears to have it all, they need someone in their lives to make it worth living. If you have that person be thankful. If you don’t, keep looking. We need you here.

[@troyswisher9413]

Amen, brother

[@timfennell1310]

A Man I'll Never Be was essentially Brad's suicide note.

[@LadyIarConnacht]

I have never cried over a celebrity death before or since. Brad helped give me a reason to get out of bed when I was in high school. I cried my eyes out when I heard that he threw in the towel.

[@ShoutsWillEcho1]

We do not know his reasons

[@Jonathan-iq3sg]

Do not be sad that he's gone. Be happy that he was here. RIP Brad

[@jeffreyclark72]

This is a masterpiece of epic proportions. This entire song was recorded in Tom Schultz basement. He played all the instruments and Brad delp banged out the vocals. There are no spaces in this all spaces are filled from The vocal doubling to the hand claps. He was an absolute prodigy!!!

[@travisjohnson6676]

Tom Schulze is an MIT educated engineer who built his own equipment in his basement

[@af01waco]

Yep, nothing digital on the original.

[@americanswan]

Yes, and yes. This is basically a 70s version of basement DJs today.

[@travisjohnson6676]

@@jeffreyclark72 "Tom Schulze built it in a basement! From a box of scraps!"

[@mycatischunki]

The only instrument he didn't play on the debut album was the drums, he was just full of talent 😂

[@dmanton300]

Everybody, and I mean EVERYBODY needs to watch Rick Beato break this song down from start to finish to truly appreciate the depth of genius involved. The first time he isolated Brad Delp's voice I burst into tears. RIP Brad, sadly missed.

[@julianortiz4151]

💯 💔

[@LordViktor299]

A man need a link!

[@maxmckinleyii]

Ha! I posted the same thing before I read your comment. And you are correct about Brad Delp!

[@cervantezm]

lol was about to comment, but thanks for this shoutout 😀 Just wanted to add that (according to Ric Beato), Brad still continues with his vocals tho they are drowned by the lead guitar ... only after isolating the vocals from the rest of the instruments will we get to hear it ... RIP Brad (also love his "til' our love comes back around" when he was with RTZ)

[@brianomoli4]

Rick Beato is the SHIT!! I love that guy.

[@guinnessman1965]

A band like BOSTON comes around only once in a lifetime.

[@3madeamps]

love them

[@timfarney5165]

Luckily for me it was when I was 12.

[@hardingkinnaird5021]

An album like Boston only comes out once. The sheer perfection… unmatched

[@horaceball5418]

Same with Lil Wayne!

[@101mazz]

@@horaceball5418 Fo'shizzle

[@STILL-KICKIN]

You will not find a bad song on this amazing debut album

[@jwest142]

To this day II still say that Boston is the only band I have ever heard that never had a bad song! I love this band so very much. I loved this album when I was a kid. I love it now that I'm almost 60 years old. I still have all their original al;bums I bought when I was in school and I have worn out countless tapes of this band. RIP Brad Delp, so sad but his legacy lives on and always will!

[@0okamino]

As I like to say, you could confidently build a bomb shelter out of this album. That’s how utterly solid it is.

[@jafquist27]

I was going to say something to that effect. All of the songs from this album, to this day, can still be heard on the radio. The best debut album of all. IMO.

[@djknox2]

It is arguably the greatest debut LP of all time. There are others than compete, but it's probably the greatest. AND, this is the opening song!

[@jeanpaul4100]

Top 10 best albums all time

[@JimboUSAF007]

Thank God I was a teenager during the 70's...R.I.P. Brad Delp.

[@snave59]

I first heard this song when I was 16 years old,in 1976.I heard it on the radio,while driving in my car.Went straight to the local K-Mart and bought the album.

[@Angel268201]

Me too!

[@tunnsie]

I was 16 when this came out and this album became a tresure!

[@kellymartin7383]

Still brings chills&tears ❤

[@Aryaba]

Foreplay/Longtime is another MUST listen by Boston. Actually the entire first album is fantabulous!

[@stephenriggs8177]

I knew that suggestion was coming. 😏

[@gwydion56]

I agree that this should be her next listen. And yeah, I would be hard pressed to recommend a better album to listen to in full.

[@veadairavani5692]

YAAASSSS!!❤❤❤

[@metal-adjacent]

Foreplay is the first metal song IMO

[@aluthman281]

@@metal-adjacent Nah man that album was released in '75. Sabbath, Zeppelin and Deep Purple had all done their best work by then. It's great but not the first anything

[@mikejacobson14]

It brings a tear to my eye when I realize we'll never have new music like what we had from '65 to '80. This was one of the best albums ever.

[@Natakel]

Word.

[@dso227]

No doubt. Do you remember hearing this and other excellent tunes back in high school for the first time? Cruising with a friend who has a new tape or going to a party at someone's house or at the gravel pit or just at work hearing it coming on the radio for the first time. I didn't know how good we had it back then but so glad to have this as part of the audio wallpaper of my younger days.

[@mikejacobson14]

@@dso227 Sounds just like my story!

[@chamindaamerasinghe1969]

Agreed...best eras...and if like to add the 90s too

[@janetbreckon8211]

Exactly!!!! Thank you.

[@jaykaufman9782]

Hours from now, drivers on the freeway are blown away as Maggie Renee passes them, windows open, in full throat, howling along with Tom Scholz!!

[@renedavids6154]

Wish i was there 😂

[@johnirving5949]

Brad Delp 😎

[@mwhyte1979]

And just like that I'm back in my teenage days again. Thanks for the reminder Magee.

[@hokiedoo]

Brad Delp was the lead vocalist Tom Scholz played all of the instruments except the drums on the debut album

[@kimberlysteppe7456]

I do it

[@jamesevans3492]

Rest In Peace, Original Boston Lead Singer Brad Delp . . . He Was 1 F'n Amazing Singer . . . R.I.P. Brad Delp . . . :-o

[@blake1771]

As much respect and admiration as Brad Delp's vocals get, it's not enough. People obviously know Boston but so many people don't know Brad Delp's name. One of the absolute best voices in all of music...EVER.

[@robertearl963]

Tom and Brad are music idols. Tom had an amazing talent for song writing as well as playing guitar and engineering the final product you hear. It's so very sad that Brad is no longer with us. His voice was epic. Such an incredible loss!! I might be biased but they never recorded an album I didn't like.

[@Not-a-GSD]

Brad and Freddie had the best voices and it’s amazing that their career’s overlapped.

[@chamindaamerasinghe1969]

I'm 45 and it's the first time I heard his name....gorgeous voice...just pure talent❤.

[@XaviClot]

One of the top rock singers in history of course.

[@clvrswine]

Lame comment.

[@orlandoaabello3274]

¡Gracias!

[@maggiereneemusic]

🙏💐🙏 ¡Gracias!

[@roykliffen9674]

3:20 Brad Delp actually hamonises with the guitars and, yes, he went that high. Rick Beato anaylised this song 5 years ago and let you hear Delp's voice with the guitars (Video: "What Makes This Song Great? Ep.71 BOSTON (#2)" about 8m30s in)

[@kevinkaurin8383]

Rick Beato just broke down another one, "A Man I'll Never Be". "BREAKING DOWN MY FAVORITE BOSTON SONG"

[@dphalanx7465]

Can't recommend Rick's work enough...go see his channel!!

[@julianortiz4151]

I’m so glad you brought up Rick Beato’s breakdown of this song. Brad Delp’s isolated vocal tracks literally give me the chills every time I hear them. I’m so glad I got to witness Brad perform with Boston eons ago. He was an amazing live vocalist and he’s sorely missed.

[@MusicalJackknife]

​@@kevinkaurin8383 No way, that's my favorite song of theirs too and I don't know many people who have heard it. I'll check his video out!

[@markldavis1]

You're correct

[@jchm27]

No Autotune on the 70's, just pure talent and skill, best band ever

[@pibly7784]

YES ! You sang for REAL.

[@clvrswine]

LOL. You need to get out more.

[@pibly7784]

@ PARDON? There WAS no autotune in the 70’s- so your reaction to my comment doesn’t make any sense.

[@martywatson9796]

Boston, light years ahead of their time.

[@SteveSmith-os5bs]

This song reminds me of high school 74 to 78. This song packs all the same power today as it did when it first came out.

[@michaeldezego340]

Tom Scholz graduated from MIT. He’s brilliant. Some of the effects on Boston’s recordings he designed himself. He did everything on the first album except play drums and sing. Brad Delp, the singer, did all the vocal parts himself.

[@jmolony31]

The equipment he makes is still used today.

[@jonathanroberts8981]

A key device was a “power soak,” which let him get the sound of an amp cranked up without destroying the neighbors.

[@dwmusic3943]

@@jmolony31And was used extensively on the Def Leppard album Hysteria. Also, Alice In Chains used it too.

[@martinkasper197]

The Rockman is iconic.

[@tedharvick9010]

Tom was also an engineer for Polaroid.

[@ek2156]

RIP Brad Delp.... He was a truly amazing singer. Sorely missed....

[@tehawesomeface1337]

I listened to Boston’s first album almost everyday after school from 1976 to 1979 when I moved to Canada from the Philippines. I would put on the headphones and just block off the rest of the world. I listened to it so often I wore out the record. This was way before CDs. When no one was home I ‘borrowed’ my brother’s electric guitar and play air-guitar to Boston’s whole album. I play guitar, but no way could I play like Tom Scholz. I went to my very first concert in 1988 in Vancouver BC at the Pacific Coliseum. It was for BOSTON! I could not believe! There they were, my childhood heroes! They did not disappoint! After all these years this album is still magic! Years later I met my ‘Maryanne’. This song is now so bittersweet, as every now and then, I still dream of that girl I used to know, that I let slip away.

[@johnmrog]

My "Boston" 8-track was worn out and would no longer play on my car stereo a year after I bought it. I wore that sucker out. (I can to this day hear the 8-track "breaks" in the songs in my head.)

[@richardjosephus6802]

You are not kidding, every guy has that MaryAnn, and this song lets us remember her

[@tehawesomeface1337]

Maggie, loved your reaction so much. I picked up the guitar again. I remember the chords, one of the first I learned so long ago. I started playing this song again, and pretend I can play like Tom Scholz and pretend I can sing like Brad Delp. Crank up the volume and let the music take me away and pretend I’m a teenager again.

[@frederickglasser5617]

We all did (listen to it daily) along with Frampton Comes Alive

[@YellowjacketGTO]

We miss you Brad. A powerful and effortless tenor voice. One of the best singers in Rock ever. I hope you are at peace. Your music lives on!!!

[@rparret]

I've always loved that song, over the many years since its release. Great reaction as always, Maggie.

[@maggiereneemusic]

🎉🥳🎶💖

[@rodl.miller3353]

Hello @Maggie Renee This first album that Boston did was recorded over a 5 year period. The keyboardist and vocalist that you admire, was a MIT graduate and perfectionist. The Drummer and him would record as often as they could and did everything themselves. The story goes that when they got their first record deal, they walked in and handed the executives their finished product and said here it is, all you have to do now is press it. They did after hearing it, and the rest is music history. You will not find a bad song from Boston. Check out Foreplay/Long Time. It starts off with an amazing Instrumental (Foreplay) and goes into a phenomenal song with more vocal acrobatics. Happy New Year and I wish you much continued success, happiness, great health and prosperity in 2024. 🙏❤️🎤🎶

[@Steve-gx9ot]

Saw these guys on their 1976 tour! Fantastic and will NEVER Firget the great Sounds!!❤

[@CDiPaola04]

3:13, yes it switches to the guitar but Brad Delp ALSO sings a high "ah" sound there in the background. So much layering... so genius!

[@JTCox]

Brad Delp was a freak of nature vocally! So good! If you dig the harmony guitars, check out the song "Hitch A Ride" from this record.

[@debradavis3935]

I love that you listened to this… This was the power ballad of my generation. Boston, Kansas, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Queen, Peter Frampton the memories come flooding back. Glad you enjoyed it! ❤❤❤

[@ericwagner2997]

Look up Brad Delp's isolated vocals for this song. Absolutely incredible. If you want to really nerd out, check out Rick Beato's "What Makes This Song Great" episode on this song where he dissects the song and shows you just how brilliantly this was recorded.

[@roykliffen9674]

What Makes This Song Great? Ep.71 BOSTON (#2)

[@jumpman83]

THIS

[@Trace7173]

Brad Delp was an awesome singer who unfortunately was plagued with depression and self doubt. There are interviews of him on YT where he said he could never see himself part of something successful. No wonder he took his life back in 2007. I hope he knew how much he was loved and appreciated by his fans!

[@joepharmasst]

Funny how people don't believe what the rest of us know as fact

[@SusanFritz-v7i]

I miss Brad Delp so much. His voice was so amazing 😢

[@Pantera-wu9ty]

Brad Delp, the legend with a voice that only comes once in a millennium !!! RIP Brad, you are the GOAT!!!!!!

[@289hipo]

When Brad hits that ultra high note in the end chorus!😮 He's up in the nosebleed section!!

[@TampaCEO]

This is the music I grew up on - real musicians using talent and hard work. Among the brilliant bands of the 1970s and 1980s, Boston was among the greatest. So glad you found them. You just entered the rabbit hole.

[@theodoreritola7641]

Most of their biggest songs are from the 70s Though I use to be a huge 70s fan but mostly that's in my past, now i have put all my trust in the Lord Jesus Christ Because Of what he has done for me personally. His death burial and resurrection Has redeemed me. And i know he died for me personally. I know I'm going to be with him forever in Heaven. Because i have put all my trust in The Son of God. I now have so much peace and joy . I hope you put all your trust in the Lord Jesus Christ. He loves you enough to take your place on the cross because we all deserve Hell, But its total peace now for me.This will be the best news you will ever hear Have a great day God bless you ..

[@jayman58016]

Brad Delp had boss level vocals. Few others through that time or even now could challenge his voice and range and still sound so smooth

[@melrupinski88]

Agreed. About the only other person I think is on the same level is Mickey Thomas.

[@bryanguthrie-ej1fb]

So very true Michael Sweet maybe.

[@doobieeful]

You, we, and the world will never see another singer quite like Brad Delp.

[@philkrugel1452]

This is easily the one of the best written and performed songs all time!

[@markcobble5665]

I listened to this masterpiece for the first time in 1976 and can honestly say it changed my life. This album was wayyy ahead of its time.

[@BillLovetro]

When this song came out, you couldn't turn on the radio without hearing it 😊

[@Kidge.6081]

8:18 ur so right that many strings in such intricate Harmony really does bring tears for me too

[@Noble4Truths]

I am so fortunate to have been in college in the late 70's/early 80's and was able to enjoy this type of music when it was just being created. Excellent rock, clean sounds, beautiful harmonies, powerful yet melodic, and bands that could actually sound like their albums when playing live! I never saw Boston live, but I did see Zeppelin, Heart, Queen, and others.

[@BluSkyBliss]

We love when young (and talented) people love our music from our childhood! ❤

[@AceNZ1964]

I just love watching a young person appreciating the music I grew up with and they wonder why older people think modern music sucks ! Cheers from New Zealand

[@SteveoGregg]

The 70s were a good time to be alive .

[@SusanFritz-v7i]

And an adult like I was

[@SteveoGregg]

@user-dz9mm3jm9m I was a child through the 70s , and my adult parents love them times also. I was born in 68.

[@tonygreene3941]

This was just another album in the 70’s, something new and amazing every week. Now we look back and realize the genius that we were graced with.

[@SteveoGregg]

@@tonygreene3941 We sure do.

[@shawnerwin9290]

One of the best rock bands and the best rock song ever! Everything they did was that clean and amazing. Brad was a fantabulous singer. I'd recommend Piece of Mind and Amanda next.

[@twalsh4019]

The greatest debut album in rock history.

[@NeilPBrady]

Im glad to see youngsters today recognizing the songs from back in our day

[@mrh3578]

Absolutely brilliant piece of music. In my opinion, this is a historical significant album.

[@daytonarama]

Thw spacey sustain at the end comes from the composer and guitarist (and bassist and keyboard player) Tom Scholz. He invented and built the one of a kind effects pedal used here and on all Boston tunes, which allows him to do endless sustains as well as the spacey sound effects. A true genius.

[@davekubic]

One of my favorite reactions to one of the best songs ever recorded. Thank you for making my day!

[@maggiereneemusic]

Thank you for listening and making MY day! 🤗💖🎶

[@ericarachel55]

I dont want to go back in time but being born in 55 I was so glad to have so many forms of great music to grow up on from the early days of rock to the 70's and 80's

[@nasiasteel9105]

It was the voice that went up there simultaneously with the guitar

[@rossvelardi6822]

17 years old, sleeping over at a friend's house, getting high, then he asks me, " Have you ever heard of Boston?" I said "You mean the city?" He puts the album on and OH MY GOD!! My first truly mesmerizing experience in my life. Every song was amazing and that sound was completely different from what was on the radio. I'll never forget it.

[@TinyEMonroe]

Same experience, but I was 13 late 1979. I'll never forget it!

[@philreed2241]

Lmao!!! I've never seen you so lively for any song! Boston is outrageously awesome! You're going to love you music journey with them.

[@jimspetdragons3737]

Instantly fell in love w/ this song from the radio back in the day (1976-77) and is still one of my favorites of all time.

[@terryhightower7311]

Brad Delp vocals are off the chain and Toms ear for recording and guitars are second to none

[@codysteel8245]

There never has been a Rock song that ever had the pure raw emotional energy as More than a Feeling. The harmonies, driving guitar, the drums like the perfect lead-ins and outs. Set to such incredible lyrics. Every bit of sound flows together in perfection, complementing each other. The song is genius a perfect moment in vibrational waves. It's an orgasm of sound.

[@keithgossage90]

Yes, absolutely!!!!

[@tucorameriz3538]

Bostons “A Man I’ll Never Be” is a favorite.

[@ericarnaud7983]

I saw Boston in concert several times, in the seventies and early eighties. From the first time i heard 'more than a feeling' when it first came out, has been my favorite song all these years. RIP Brad...there will never be another who can match him.

[@joshgrant824]

His use of double layered guitars and vocals is absolutely genuis

[@proberts4243]

I’m a 40 yr old guy and I’m so thankful my dad was a drummer in a rock band all throughout the 1970’s. He and my mom introduced me to “classic” rock. I became a drummer myself. Rock is my favorite genre to listen to and play as well. This band, this album will never go out of style. IMHO.

[@Zapattack321]

I’m an old fart (63) and I thank God I was in my teens to witness this when it debuted in ‘76. Those of us my age were around for some of the best music to hit the scene.

[@tomnuss7396]

Brad Delp is a GOAT and unfortunately didn't ever get the recognition he should have...great review...it does bring goosebumps every time I hear this song. Your facial expressions are so genuine and fun...good luck in life, wish you the best you put a smile on my face today.

[@littlee4620]

This song is like butter for my ears.

[@matthewsapp4159]

Same

[@Dreyno]

Tom Scholz was a design engineer for Polaroid (cameras) and an MIT grad. He made his own guitar effects etc. The voice at the end was sustained with studio trickery. Although Delp probably held it a long time before it started to be manipulated because he was an incredible singer.

[@chris55529]

Dude! Thank you for explaining that long note at the end.

[@Beatles4Sale.]

From the best rock debut album ever. When you have some personal time, I suggest playing the whole album. You will not be disappointed. ❤❤❤

[@toddstevens13]

Arena Rock perhaps. But Black Sabbath on line 1, changed the music industry forever. Both in the Top 5 though.

[@frederickglasser5617]

I'd say Can't Buy a Thrill or The Doors were even better.

[@JonRusso_783]

the irony of this MASTERPIECE of a song talking about how songs make us feel

[@jnateduff611]

Please watch Rick Beato’s “What Makes This Song Great” about this song…you will be amazed at the nuances that went into the recording. Brad Delp was the greatest voice in rock & roll it’s so tragic that he is not with us anymore.

[@delscoville]

The trick of the singing turning into a guitar sound, is his voice being faded into a guitar pedal. So it's still him singing. It's a great effect that makes this song so memorable.

[@douglasg.9271]

Bostons first album is a masterpiece. Every song is a stand alone masterpiece.

[@alanlundberg4534]

Boston and Kansas sustained me through my high school years. The talent and musical genius from both groups was amazing! Thanks for the reaction Maggie.

[@TsterMr63]

Likewise! But so many more...it astounds me that we were blessed with such great music in the 70s.

[@brianscott3541]

This song is a classic and the entire first album is like a greatest hits!!!! There are definitely more fantastic songs, like the more romantic "Amanda," but this is probably my favorite. "Foreplay/Longtime" is also a great one on the first album. Don't be put off by the song's length, because it is a musical extravaganza!!!! Trillion times of fun watching this video with you and happy new year my beautiful friend!!!!❤

[@steveminton8329]

This is Real Music. Never gets old

[@allengator1914]

Boston guitarist Tom Scholz was an M.I.T. trained engineer. He designed and built his own guitar effects and rewired his amps to achieve that distinctive "Boston" guitar sound and tone.

[@billbailey5689]

I jammed to this song as a 13 yr old in 1976 on my Mom's Girard turntable while she was at work. I later learned you could hear the music 2 houses down...LOL Brad Delp was the most underrated Rock singer ever, I think. He reached notes that were off the scale. His voice blends with the guitars, making it hard to distinguish if it's him or the guitar. The notes, melody, and rhythm are true artistry. And the lyrics...wow. I think every guy can relate to some girl they used to know. Music and smell can teleport me back to those days. The music of Boston's "More than a Feeling" does that. The smell of a cigar brings me back to riding in the car down the highway with my Dad listening to Herb Alpert's album, "Whipped Cream"....timeless.

[@josephkondrat6478]

It is amazing how many young people today are discovering music from my generation of 50 years ago.

[@Juamo-tn8we]

It is amazing but in a way they’re forced to because the music of today sucks. Nothing is real anymore. And the lyrics are degrading and foul.

[@thomasjonathanj.gatsby1403]

True. ​@@Juamo-tn8we

[@bobbyarnold5555]

1978 I was 17 and a senior in high school and we listened to this "8-track tape" all the time in the locker room - cars and parked at the M System on Saturday nights - my town was only 1200 people lol

[@SomeoneElse-gv4pk]

This was recorded by 2 people. Tom played all the instruments, Brad did all the vocal tracks. Unbelievable talent.

[@JohnAlbertRigali]

Jim Masdea played drums on “Rock and Roll Band”. He later replaced Sib Hashian as the band’s drummer.

[@JohnAlbertRigali]

I forgot to mention: Mr. Masdea also claims to have helped Mr. Scholz compose the songs that ended up on the debut album. Mr. Masdea hasn’t proved that claim, but his testimony is compelling evidence for it.

[@bowdaciousbros549]

I've heard this song about a billion times and I still get chills every time. I was lucky enough to buy this album the second it was released back in the day...A true masterpiece.

[@FrankOdonnell-ej3hd]

they didn't need to REMASTER it it's a pop/rock masterpiece one of a few songs I don't get tired of listening to⚛😀

[@carpathiandevil]

I must have jammed to this song a million times and it NEVER GETS OLD. Brad Delp was one of the best rock singers of all time, up there with Freddie Mercury and Steve Perry for me. Awesome.

[@carlz7986]

Forty eight years ago...almost half a century. Welcome to our generation (boomers) of real music. Very pleased to see how well you understand the caliber. I think you're spot on.

[@roylowry4798]

That was his voice with the guitar on the high part if you listen to the iso track, All done in a basement on a home studio in 1975! Amazing no pro tools.

[@kevinehle6637]

Long Time/Foreplay is a masterpiece!!! ❤❤❤ Love Boston

[@richardperrine2026]

Boston is one of those bands that just has an awesome clean sound.

[@cathyhudnall6742]

I saw them in 1979 on their "Don't Look Back" tour. It was FANTASTIC! Yeah, I'm old but grew up listening to great music such as this. 😂

[@mikelucchesi1719]

Saw them on the same tour and it was amazing! Delp’s voice live was incredible as well. Such a great era for rock ‘n roll!

[@JammyCrackcorn]

I got that T-Shirt!!

[@castlerock1845]

Maggie I love youuuuu so so so soooooo muuucccchhhhhhhh !!!!! Muuuuccccckkkkk!!!!!!

[@Keith_KC8TCQ]

their debut album is pure fire, every song is amazing.

[@garywibberley1842]

Such a wonderful reaction to a classic masterpiece, one of my all time favourites ❤

[@silverfischdotnet]

Every single song on this album is an absolute banger.

[@clvrswine]

Nope.

[@Grandizer8989]

I live two blocks from the house in Watertown where this masterpiece was recorded. 8 out of 8 songs made it to the radio. The house should be a museum!

[@milanbogicic9904]

One of the best songs ever made,i love you Maggie ,you need to react more 😁🍀🌞!

[@grantlavine1121]

One of the greatest songs ever from one of the greatest albums ever. Been listening to this for 48 years and it just never gets old.

[@dnf-dead]

Boston, Don't look back and Third Stage are 3 of my favourite albums 😊

[@chrissimes9445]

I love watching these youngsters hearing great 70s music for the first time! I was a teenager, it was the best era for rock!

[@terrywags982]

The opening guitar melody is probably the most recognizable ever !

[@KDProudAmerican]

I LOVE this song and band, but I'd put the guitar open to "Sweet Child O' Mine" above it. Honestly, the fade in makes it a perfect song to use as your alarm, but I found myself not liking this song as much so I had to remove it as my alarm. Lol

[@991jaker]

It truly is the greatest rock and roll song ever recorded. I've spent a lot of time thinking about what song I would miss the most if I could never hear it again, this would be it!

[@anthonyhaylock6655]

This band led by Tom Scholtz , who recorded this whole album in his basement , and I believe played every instrument himself , and the vocal where done by his friend Brad Delph, one the greatest singers on the planet

[@davidp7414]

Brad Delp

[@neechee5150]

@anthonyhaylock6655 Not quite. All of Brads vocals were recorded at Capital Studios Studio C by producer John Boylan sans the vocals on Let Me Take You Home a song that was written by Brad and recorded in its entirety at The Record Plant LA by the band as pictured on the back of the record. Tom did not play all of the instrument tracks, Sib plays drums on every track except Rock and Roll Band and Jim Masdea plays on that song.

[@michaelvanbuskirk8845]

Saw them back in the 1970's. Incredible band and Bradley Delp has arguably one of the greatest rock voices ever. He hits notes nobody else does. Sadly Bradley Delp suffered from depression and took his own life in 2007. 😢

[@JulieConkle]

I'm 65, and when that song comes on the car radio, it is turned up loud. I am back to 17 again. Brad Delp was a treasure, and so, so sad he is gone.

[@JulieConkle]

Also, please do Don't Look Back next!

[@Juamo-tn8we]

Ditto. But I’m only 61. 😂

[@vaughnnewman8903]

An amazing, classic, legendary 70's Rock song and for good reason.

[@ericsteffen5619]

The world lost a phenomenal voice in 2007 when Brad killed himself!

[@mjsmcd]

His family blamed tom unfairly too

[@TomTom-ku6qi]

So sad. Too many highly talented artist exit this life way too early. Is it a Curse?

[@Imnotyourdoormat]

I've always loved the echoed "Bom Bom Ba Ba Wah" lead at 10:41....hahahaha LOL

[@DavesClassicCars]

More Than A Feeling is one of the greatest rock songs ever recorded.

[@martinwhite3559]

The riff also inspired the biggest rock song of the 90s.

[@clvrswine]

Not at all.