BOSTON More Than A Feeling Reaction!!!

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[@sandercohen3309]

This is one of those songs that is impossible to dislike

[@ShisuiUchiha117]

My friend hates this song, I don't understand why, it's such good fucking song.

[@KPopGuitar]

I always say never trust a person that doesn’t like Boston

[@Widdermaker]

I guess Vin wants to appear “intellectual.” He needs to catch Rick Beato’s “Why This Song Is Great” channel. “More Than A Feeling” is on his list and broken down in detail. Truly a great song with a GREAT singer.

[@nzo_6543]

@@KPopGuitar same,

[@lewisjudah990]

I know Im randomly asking but does anyone know of a way to get back into an Instagram account..? I was stupid forgot the account password. I would appreciate any tips you can give me

[@KabukiKid]

Sort of surprised you guys didn't mention Brad Delp's vocals... the amazingly high notes he can attain and sustain. RIP, Brad... you were an amazing rock singer.

[@nthdegree1269]

Yea, he was soooo fantastic.

[@randywissler9923]

Brad was a beast!!!!

[@Ratter2E]

Yeah , the guy was amazing m no way this was not a better song as far as writing, recording and production than smells like teen spirit . . two different genres.

[@ralphfiligenzi8714]

Yes, he was an awesome vocalist. His death was so sad and shocking.

[@stevejiminez7791]

Miss Brad RIP.

[@jdub0103]

No one sounds like Boston. They have a guitar tone all their own that's instantly recognizable. React to "Foreplay/Long Time" sometime down the road.

[@ingovonderluhe2174]

I still cant believe that somebody did NOT know this song...a ROCK ALL TIME CLASSIC from 1976....amazing Guitar and Vocal work.....and forget the Nirvana Thiefs...

[@PastorOfMuppets74]

It's well documented by Kurt himself he was playing THIS SONG and switched some chords around n wrote Smells Like Teen Spirit. I think it's more crazy they didn't mention Delp's voice and had never heard it before. Every time I turn on the radio for more than 30-45 mins I'll hear it. Great tune

[@monicajean37]

Yay!!!!!!!!!! I love Boston! Thank you! I had this record when I was a teen..............back in the 70's, yeah yeah I'm OLD! R.I.P. BRAD DELP, the lead singer..

[@joecostigan66]

Me too love the 70's

[@hooknmouth5764]

Vin sounds like Bane from "The Dark Knight Rises".... "For sure!" ....Sorry, random thought.

[@kennethmiller4025]

I was young but I remember this when it came out too. I was lucky enough to have a mom who listened to rock and metal. 😊 Boston is a great F'n band!

[@djclaudeus]

R.I.P. Sib Hashian , drummer, died almost 2 ago.

[@toddcoolbaugh9978]

My very first LP

[@orphy6869]

My eyes tear and I choke up....one of the greatest songs ever made!

[@rshelby1971]

The guitar player did all this in the basement of his small appt. In the 70s..then had the singer come in. And yes, Kurt Cobain said this song influenced that song...also...Mary Ann was the guitar players(Tom Scholz) cousin...and Vin is on drugs if he thinks Teen Spirit is better.

[@monicajean37]

YEP Tom Scholz!

[@onsesejoo2605]

He had 12 track tape recorder so it was perhaps a bit better than usual. :) There was also a drummer, Sib Hashian. Scholz being an engineer student the tapes were such a quality many of the tracks ended to the album.

[@taam99]

Yes, Tom Scholz also built sound devices. He is underrated. Also RIP to Brad Delp. Great singer.

[@locusmortis]

This song is better than anything Kurt Cobain was involved in.

[@sayrerowan734]

The two bands are so different I don't get the comparision. Love then both. They're both great.

[@matthewwinter5780]

This is from their first, record, self titled Boston. The while album got radio play. You need to listen to the whole album. Peace of Mind is a fantastic song, you should listen to it!

[@monicajean37]

Man I'll never be is also killer!

[@mgordon1100]

It was amazing that every single song became a hit off of this record. Their second album, Dont Look Back, nearly contained all hits. How does a band do that? Think it was a bit of Payola?

[@sopwithsnoopy8779]

Yep, every song on this album gets radio airplay. Not even Thriller could say that. (Almost, though)

[@Fedorevsky]

@@mgordon1100 Band? Pretty sure it was all done by one genius guy (first album).

[@Itelkner]

Mike Gordon Payola went on all the time. But it doesn't explain Boston many hits. That comes from amazing songwriting. One listen to that first album explains that. I think they all got FM radio airplay without necessary all being top 40 hits, without my bothering to go back and check. Just from memory.

[@thomasrocker7408]

No offense to you, as I love you both and respect your opinions. But quite frankly Nirvana couldn't carry Boston's jock straps. Musically, vocally, not even close. Love ya. Rocker out.

[@jboogie9469]

Funny how as the years go by less and less people listen to Boston (or have no idea who they are) and Nirvana is just as popular as ever... So even though Boston has better musicians nirvana was a MUCH better band, it's not even close (honestly it's embarrassing to even explain why nirvana is better, it's just known).

[@DonHaka]

yeah, i feel the same way. Nirvana is way out of league compared to Boston, in all musical aspects. There is no magic in Nirvana's music in the way that Boston's music has.

[@sandercohen3309]

It's all about that hip factor dudes. For some reason Nirvana is seen as more "hip" to the kiddos of both past and current generations.

[@mouseshadow5828]

HA!

[@jboogie9469]

@@sandercohen3309, disagree... Nirvana was doing the opposite of what was considered "hip". If you remember at the time they came out the popular bands were "poison", "bon jovi", "def leopard", and other garbage bands. whereas Boston was making music that was in the "hip" mainstream at the time... So, no your argument does not hold water

[@THOR6471]

Brad Delp's vocal range was insane. This entire album is good.

[@sophiecat14]

When you hear Brad's isolated vocals, they are *inhuman*... that last note? He carries it so long, no break. Rip, Brad, you are a gift that generations know & will continue to know. Thank you ❤️❤️❤️

[@rkenseth]

1978 Anaheim stadium-Boston, Black Sabbath, Van Halen, Sammy Hagar. I was there, one of my favorite concerts.

[@sayrerowan734]

The first Boston album is an absolute masterpiece. Not a bad song on it. Piece Of Mind is the best song on the album.

[@Dirk1337]

Peace* but i totally agree :)

[@nthdegree1269]

You have *Opened the Door* to Boston. There is plenty more to enjoy, the first two albums. Next song *Boston - Foreplay / Long Time*

[@ponytrekker9315]

Nth Degree something about you....my personal favorite

[@johncarpenter3751]

Foreplay / longtime by Boston is their best song in my opinion

[@mike129995]

agreed!

[@mtaffer]

Yes!

[@alanhembra2565]

I agree. Great song.

[@toddcoolbaugh9978]

I'd vote for Peace of Mind. Let's just compromise and say the side 1 is one the very best ever.

[@MrJingres]

Yes!

[@bretdread2279]

This is literally the greatest, most beautiful song ever recorded.

[@metalgod2642]

Classic song to for summertime, driving around with the top down and the music cranking...

[@tompatrick6300]

The entire album Boston/Boston is nothing short of a masterpiece. It really should be listened to in its entirety.

[@mightymo7687]

foreplay/longtime please?i believe kurt admitted borrowing the riff in an old interview.

[@KURSEDSOULS666]

do this song vin and sori

[@k1hasard]

I agree, Foreplay/Long time is an excellent choice from Boston.

[@jameswagley7885]

Yes foreplay/longtime please best opening for a song ever. Please Please

[@justinjohnson3073]

they did it a few songs back

[@robsvega64]

Foreplay/long time. Best song to listen to cruising and blasting that intro. What a feeling! Hope they try it.

[@juanglo_]

Thank you Guys so Much! This is my favorite Song of all time...i wasn't expecting this for starting my day, but its awesome! Cheers from Colombia

[@peterm282]

Boston is classic second generation classic rock. Before the 80s hair metal of cheesy love ballads. Songwriting and musicianship still meant something. Glad the mints hit the mark.🤘 Very similar to the teen spirit riff, which is very similar tk the "rape me" riff (same thing but up half a step). And music does in fact come from the soul. As you say, millions know music theory, but few make magical music. Most people know how to read and write, but few are beautiful poets.

[@noddynewbold]

also not far away from Godzilla BOC, infact there is a mash up of Teen /Godzilla somewhere around

[@onsesejoo2605]

Hm, hair metal did spawn quite a bunch of good riffs and musicians as well. Power ballads were the bane of the 80's regardless the genre and each band had to try it in the hope of getting air play and girl audience.

[@vernhoke7730]

I remember when this album came out, when I was in high school or just graduated, and it just was like nothing out there at the time. It's hard to believe that the entire thing was written, lyrics and music, played, every instrument, mixed and engineered by one man in a tiny basement studio. Tom Shulz is truly a musical genius.

[@johnliebenthal]

More Than A Feeling...a brilliant concept perfectly stated in the title and perfectly transmitted in the song.

[@AlexusDelphi]

Most people experience music the way Sori does. Hell, I've played guitar for 20 years and I still listen to music that way.

[@IDONTCAREWYT]

Bravo! Excellent choice! Now do their song 'Foreplay/Long Time." It's AMAZING! Fun fact: the guitarist, Tom Scholz, is an inventor.

[@etpelle72]

Gene Trosper he invented the rockman and has a masters degree in engineering from mit.

[@allyourmoney]

Chip I LOVED playing around with my rockman back in the day. I used to plug it into my speakers & jam out in stereo. You could combine it with all kinds of effects, too. Such a versatile little device.

[@IDONTCAREWYT]

@@etpelle72 Yep. I am aware of that. He also was involved in the development of the Polaroid one step. The dude is a genius.

[@johnstarace8369]

As a musician I can tell you from my point of view the sounds I hear are what motivate me first. After I'm sufficiently satisfied with just listening and soaking in the enjoyment of the music, then I get into the mechanics of the music. Sometimes there's a riff or a solo that makes me say, "Hey I've got to learn how to play that", it's the amazement of the sounds they make with a guitar etc. that makes me say WOW, IVE GOT TO LEARN THAT, lol. Before I became a musician all could do is listen with amazement, later on when I got older I went into the how part.

[@kitoyobeni1]

The first 3 Boston albums are all absolute classics IMO. That combination of Tom Scholz and Brad Delp (RIP) is beyond beautiful. You can't go wrong with any track off any of the 3 albums.

[@mtaffer]

Yeah Sori, this song makes me feel good and that's why I like it. I love Boston's melodies...to me that and the unique guitar tone sets them apart from other bands. A lot of power metal is all about feeling as well, and as you explore it further, paying attention to those melodies or vocals as a way of bringing out emotion is magic and you will get so much out of it. I'm not saying that lyrics are not important, but they are not the end all, be all, of music.

[@madhatter6708]

Great old song.. timeless...

[@chrisnewton5126]

When Boston came along they blew everyone's minds. No one had heard anything like it before. They were definitely an influence on '80's bands like Journey and Foreigner. "Hitch a Ride" is my favorite.

[@DemonTom]

At the Reading Festival in 92, Before Nirvana played smells like teen spirit, they started playing the riff from this song and the bass player started to sing it, haha! Then they played smells like teen spirit, laughing their way there!

[@bradleysheakley5955]

To me, Boston is the best music to listen to while relaxing on a boat with a cold beer on a hot summer day. Such uplifting/feel good music! You guys really need to do more Boston!

[@JayTor2112]

Foreplay / Long Time is another great Boston song. The whole first album is classic actually. Another great "feel good" classic rock song is Journey - Stone in Love.

[@daveperala4723]

Music has the ability to instantly transport your mind back to a certain place and time. We all have strong memory attachments thats can be triggered by a song, a smell, a phrase, a sound. For me, this song takes me back to High School and "The Goddess" Melinda. And yes, I smile. Watching her walk away was damn near a religious experience.

[@Jcaulfield1]

Nirvana - Where did you sleep last night Pantera - No Good (Attack the Radical)

[@JohnnysCoolStuff]

You can hear Brad Delp's depression in his lyrics. But that sad ethos is what I always liked about many of their songs.

[@56randyrhoads82]

ALICE IN CHAINS- "Rain When I Die" or "Sea Of Sorrow...

[@ThomasJ502]

Sea of sorrow is criminally underrated. Fuck, I'll say it, facelift is a better album than dirt imo

[@flickerman68]

Outstanding! Man it was just in the air musically in the 1970's! Tom Scholz is a technical genius and fantastic musician. Brad Delp(Rest In Peace) was an excellent singer.

[@DB-hd2gj]

Vin you should check out Smells Like Teen Spirit live at Reading. Kurt first plays the chorus from this song, then fades into Teen Spirit. My guess is he was inspired by Boston and was paying tribute to them. Pretty cool

[@shspurs1342]

No it wasn’t, they did it at loads of Nirvana Gigs. That’s how they probably came up with the music for Smells Like Teen Spirit in the first place. So that probably how they new they were doing it currently on stage.

[@johnstarace8369]

The vocal range on Brad Delp was unbelievable.

[@gabrielberilli6581]

Electric light orchestra - Mr Blue Sky. A true master piece

[@nicann8038]

One of the most underrated bands in history, in my humble opinion - the harmonies, the guitar, the "feeling" you get when listening.

[@gregschrag7848]

Underrated this album sold 17 million copies.. I'm sure people are pretty aware of who they are!

[@BigTBariatric]

YESS I was literally going to request this song next. Y'all are awesome :)

[@raullopez2587]

GUYS YOU JUST GOT SMACKED RIGHTVIN YOUR SOUL BY THE MAGIC FROM THE SOUND OF BOSTON AND THE GENIOUS OF BRAD DELP R. I. P.

[@coreykatz5060]

Boston is a great band they are right up there with Kansas. You should try Crystal Ball by Styx they are another great classic rock band

[@sopwithsnoopy8779]

I concur. Styx had a run in the '70s and early '80s of triple platinum albums. Styx - The Grand Illusion (1977): 3x platinum Styx - Pieces Of Eight (1978): 3x platinum Styx - Cornerstone (1979): 3x platinum Styx - Paradise Theater (1981): 4x platinum Styx - Kilroy Was Here (1983): only a measly 1x platinum

[@mtaffer]

Renegade would be cool for them to do

[@toddpeucker9905]

Corey Katz up there with Kansas? Please, they were more talented than Kansas. Their first two albums were fire and they woulda been one of the biggest bands for years had their label not sued them into the stone age.

[@sopwithsnoopy8779]

Todd Peucker Kansas was one of the most talented bands out there in the '70s. Go listen to some live shows of Boston from the '70s. Yes, they were very good, but they couldn't replicate what was put down on tape in a live situation, and I've listened to shows where Brad Delp's voice wasn't up to hitting some of those notes he does on album (understandable, for sure). Kansas live, on the other hand...Their 1978 live album 'Two For The Show', according to the album liner notes, was untouched from the recording truck tapes. "What you hear is what came off the tapes, no fixes" is what it basically says.And it sounds absolutely fantastic. Plus, I've seen Kansas live 5 different times myself, and can confirm that they bring the genuine goods, live.

[@toddpeucker9905]

sopwithsnoopy kansas' music style is easier to replicate than Boston's more sonic, powerful guitar driven songs. The casual rock listener tends to think of two songs when Kansas is mentioned, however almost everything off Boston's first 2 albums sounds familiar, classic and catchy. By the time they recovered from bankruptcy due to the lawsuit, it had been 8yrs and although their third album was a commercial success driven by the hit Amanda, the power ballad sound of the 80s was not their roots and didn't sound as natural for them. They lost years of probably putting together a stunning discography. Both bands knew music theory and I'll say Kansas had better harmonies. But for as long as they've been around and still touring to this day, their fame is rooted in those two extremely well arranged radio hits. None of their other work quite touches the ear or soul like those two tracks. A two hit band that performs well live is the unfortunate summation of Kansas. Their fan base will undoubtedly laud their body of work, but you have to have a particular affinity for that hybrid folk-prog sound. I feel Boston's classic tracks appeal to a broader spectrum of people. My opinion only and as always to each their own.

[@dbvetter7485]

I was 16 when this came out in 1976. Listened to it all summer. Great times of yore.

[@andrewsmokler7173]

Finally ! Some Boston. Their signature song. I also suggest Boston Peace of Mind. If you're still doing classic rock Bruce Springsteen Badlands

[@Juaneloenigma]

Peace of Mind!!!!!

[@kylefast9650]

Peace of mind and foreplay longtime

[@MuckoMan]

I remember my older sister brought the album home when it first came out and told me to find the guitar on the cover. I remember saying the blue flame looked like a guitar. She said no dummy all the spaceships were guitars upside down. Thought it was so cool and listened to it on loop. Thinking I was part of something because I was from Boston. As I got older I realized I was just part of a bad accent lol.

[@natanwow1]

All Apologies - Nirvana and Lithium - Nirvana

[@DethronerX]

and Something in the Way (Electric Version)

[@boosuedon]

A little history here. Tom Scholtz (leader/founder and principle writer) is a audio guru. Tom wrote and recorded all the songs for the premier album,"BOSTON" in his basement playing all the instruments himself. He called a friend of his, Brad Delp to come over to his house to add some voices to the songs. The version you just listened to, as I recall is like 90 percent what he and Brad did in his basement. Maryann. Tom said in a interview when asked about this girl, with a sheepish smile, " When I was a kid I had a huge crush on my cousin. She was the most beautiful girl I ever saw, her name is Maryann." So, when the album, "BOSTON" was a hit Tom had to go out and find and hire musicians so they could tour the album.

[@gino88]

Well that debate opens it up for some country shredding reaction videos. Chet Atkins, Jerry Reed, Roy Clark (the one where he was on the sitcom The Odd Couple)

[@0okamino]

It seems like shredding is practically required for bluegrass.

[@joec2639]

When she glances into the camera and smiles 3:16, it seems she can actually sees you watching and the smile is genuine. Great song! Love the whole record.

[@wezlydog]

You definitely need to do Mr.Bungle! Crazy experimental heavy funky jazz! Squeeze My Macaroni or Travolta are good songs!

[@lungfulldrummer8921]

I'd be happy with some faith no more.

[@DaP84]

Yes, please!!! Mr Bungle are fantastic!

[@RobertCondol]

mike patton for president!

[@hungfao]

One of the best old pop songs ever. Since this was mostly one person putting this together, they had to form a band in order to go out on tour. I was very lucky enough to see them. Pound-for-pound the best concert I've ever been to...and I've been to everybody including McCartney. The band was energized by a very enthusiastic crowd which became even more ecstatic by the band's performance and sent the energy right back. I've never seen anything like it. The perfect concert. You could tell the band members were completely bowled over by the crowd which was occasionally even louder than the band.

[@duncanrogers7818]

Foreplay longtime- Boston

[@reubenhorsman9535]

That's why Boston is considered the bad boys are rock because they rock it out and they freaking put it on

[@piratezippy]

if you want to go back to where the rock/metal roots came from, take a listen to 'oh well' by peter green's fleetwood mac. and "The Green Manalishi (With the Two Prong Crown)"

[@oldenmcgroen]

Anyone run a counter on the times she said “like” in this eternal almost 30 min reaction...of which very little was about the song, which is why anyone would stop by and give a listen in the first place?

[@race3wide]

Love Boston, Foreplay/Longtime should come next from them. The next classic group that nobody's reacted to on any channel is FORIEGNER. The popular song is Juke Box Hero but I would rather hear Urgent. Great Sax solo by the lead guitarist.

[@sophiecat14]

Urgent is probably my favourite Foreigner song. It was one of a handful of songs I played on the jukebox of the local pool hall. ☺️ I also agree Foreplay/Long Time should be their next Boston reaction. Peace Of Mind & Don't Look Back are also fantastic.❤️🤘🏻

[@grannysgonerabid7425]

One of the 10 greatest guitar riffs of all time.

[@monicajean37]

@vinand sori *YOU'RE both correct! * Some people listen to music because of how it makes you feel, Then there's those of us who've played guitar, drums, keys, etc. we listen to the technical side of it..............

[@DonHaka]

for me personally it is a mix of both, I listen to metal and hardrock, because it makes you feel like a badass, and the technical side of metal and hardrock is sick, and bands like Pink Floyd, more for the beauty and magic in the music.

[@TMPOUZI]

I'm a musician too. Feeling is first, technique follows

[@khellendross3573]

for me its both. As a musician I have a deep appreciation of the technical aspects but if a song doesn't grab me, technical ability alone isn't enough.

[@DonHaka]

@@khellendross3573 yeah exactly, i can appreciate the technical ability, but in some cases, the technical ability just aint enough. If its bad structure, or just not cohesive at all, i get a hard time listening to it and enjoying it.

[@Johnny67557]

You are accurate about the Nirvana reference. He admitted he was inspired by it (and Don't Look Back).

[@centuryrox]

Boston - A Man I'll Never Be, or Hitch A Ride

[@paulhare662]

Back in '76 when this first played on the radio, hundreds of cars pulled over to the side of the road so we all could just listen. Then we all drove to the record store.

[@outtahere321]

Nirvana had some great songs, but they were no where on the level and creativity of Boston. I grew up listening to all the great bands from the 70s and 80s and only a few bands from the 90s and on would be worthy of opening at concerts for the 70s and 80s bands. The 70s and 80s bands had true ARTISTS that played their own instruments and wrote their own songs and many of those songs still live on today. When millennials listen to music where I work guess what music they listen to mostly? They listen primarily to 70s and 80s bands so I think that says a lot about preference.

[@mikeblanchard7579]

Lol...nirvana blows these bums outta the atmosphere

[@alexm8859]

@@mikeblanchard7579 Nirvana is overrated man

[@mikeblanchard7579]

@@alexm8859 how exactly? I'm curious to know.

[@Joshy.Want.Wingyy]

@@mikeblanchard7579 how exactly? 💀 nirvana's overrated asf not saying they're ass but how would you call these guys "bums" 💀 it's like a homless person calling a millionare broke 💀💀

[@Joshy.Want.Wingyy]

@@mikeblanchard7579 and why are you even here if you dont like em 🤨😂

[@mincentprice1041]

Thanks guys I was looking for this song reaction tonight. I was happy to see that you had one Always a god time here

[@Megadethfan25]

React to Dont look back - Boston

[@killatella90]

The majority of the world's population does not play a musical instrument thus their experience with music is through feelings while those who play instruments will almost certainly technically break a song down upon initial hearing. Both musicians and non musicians can experience a song through the heart as well thus the reminiscing.

[@j.jennings1722]

This is a great song, but you should really react to their song "Foreplay/Long Time" it's one of the best songs ever, with guitars galore! Also, if you want to hear one of the greatest live songs ever, with an amazing guitar solo, you should react to "Do You Feel Like We Do" by Peter Frampton.

[@toddstevens13]

They aren't ready for PF's "Do You Feel...

[@jeffcobb2734]

It blows my mind that humans actually exist on this earth who have never heard this song before. :) Love you guys, just pulling your chain a little bit.

[@Mjake26]

RUSH - 2112 kinda ties into what you were saying. Hint hint

[@monicajean37]

oh the live version Capitol Theatre in 1976 is the BEST LIVE version of that song! kzbin.info/www/bejne/hHuzcp2fiL1qiM0

[@RayVision3D]

if you are trained in playing a musical instrument, whether formally or self-taught, you are going to enjoy a song because of its complexity, ingenuity, and technical aspects. A person who is not musically trained is going to be focused on the tone and feelings the song gives them regardless of the technical aspects of the song. Both points are valid because the experiences of the person listening will determine how they react to the music they hear.

[@deg1studios]

If you feel like doing another boston reaction, I recommend "Peace of Mind" by Boston

[@tommack9395]

I started playing guitar at six years old and every song to me is a point in time and memory, I believe the first song I played was Autumn Leaves - yes I started with jazz contemporaries - but it takes me back to when I was six years old. I mention such due your discussion, BTW... listen to forplay/longtime from the same LP or smoking. (although my personal favorite from the LP is Something About You), Anyway, musicians are a very “eclectic” group as we tend to appreciate more complex musical sounds be it polyrhythms, complex harmonies and strange melodic approach via unusual scales… etc… it takes us a bit of time to appreciate simplicity for what it is and how it may draw an ear - truth is art has no bounds. Same rhythm as Team Spirit but different chords (harmony). This was the first song on Boston's first LP and recorded in a basement on a TEAC reel to reel analog tape. It's a song about pining for a lost love but remembering the good of it. btw... those guitar tones on that lp were unique - and could not be replicated anywhere easily - for the time when this was released (predates digital effects). Tom Sholz who was an MIT grad and guitar player (song writer in that band) built his own stompbox to achieve that sound. It's all analog. I will say this as a guitar player, one of the amazing things about a stringed instrument have complete control of a "string" and the sound you may get out of it - probably why most have an ego. ;)

[@arnieperez49]

Teen Spirit is better than More Than A Feeling? Oh no way! You got to be kidding! I hope he is.

[@barbaravance6774]

Vin music have ear wAx build up. Or has lost her s hearing! Boston is SOOOO much better! There is NO comparison!

[@hughjarrse]

If someone thinks Teen Spirit is better than More than a feeling that's OK you're allowed to be wrong😉 btw Kurt said that's where he got the riff from

[@mikeblanchard7579]

@@hughjarrse actually he didn't

[@mikeblanchard7579]

Teen spirit is a much better song

[@hughjarrse]

@@mikeblanchard7579 When they first came up with the song Novoselic said it was way too close to more than a feeling and Kurt agreed, At Reading in '92 they even sang a few lines of More than a feeling in tribute, As for Teen Spirit being the better song? each to his own there will always be someone who prefers a Big Mac to Filet mignon...... And who's to say they're wrong?

[@rickmenez]

2:07 She losts herself in a familiar song

[@nwmonk3105]

These kids today, don't understand anything. You lost ALL credibility when you admitted and said "Teen Spirit" was a derivative of this song. And you liked it better. Yeah....That's like saying "The Last Jedi" is better than "Star Wars".

[@planojag595]

When Smells Like Teen Spirit came out I was 18 and thought it was the best! My older brothers liked Boston and I was like “meh” about their music. Now, I’m 46 and have grown to love Boston’s music and while I’d never consider Smells Like Teen Spirit “meh” I would rather listen to More Than a Feeling hands down over that song. Funny how age and wisdom have changed me. I learned how to play Smells Like Teen Spirit back in the day and now I just wish my work day could end because I’m inspired to go home and learn how to play More Than a Feeling. Oh, and Sori is right as usual while Vin just likes the sound of his voice.

[@christianpaz396]

Boston-I had a good time.

[@windrider6124]

Nice tune, but when I hear this now it always become Brad' s goodbye song in my ears. RIP one of the best rock vocalist of all time

[@michaelgretzky1056]

Such a hard song to cover because of Brad Delp's vocals! Amazing depth! R.I.P. Brad!

[@jpdotcom23]

May i suggest Rainbow - Rainbow Eyes. It's from Rainbow's 1978 album featuring Ronnie James Dio on vocals

[@pthor6265]

Everyone reviews Rainbow with Dio. Rainbow's biggest hits (On the radio)were by Joe Lynn Turner-Street of Dreams or Stone Cold, and Graham Bonnet-All Night Long or Since you've been gone. Dio was good, but he wasn't as big as everyone makes out. And if it's Rainbow with Dio, nobody reviews Man on the Silver Mountain or Long Live Rock & Roll. My 2 cents.

[@jpdotcom23]

@@pthor6265 Yes, it's your opinion, you're entitled to it, can't go around saying Dio wasn't as good like it's a fact, again, that is your opinion. You want to express your thoughts and opinions about things, you have to be open to what other people say and feel. Just because you feel something a different way than someone else, don't make you more right than they are.

[@1104Tea]

Boston was one of those legendary bands that just cranked out the hits back in the golden age of rock. I wouldn't hate it if you did more of their songs, a lot more.

[@jonmartin1226]

Boston - Long Time

[@nthdegree1269]

Amen

[@scottwinslow8772]

Brad Delp had and incredible voice and Awesome vocal range. I was lucky enough to see them in the Worcester Centrum in Worcester ,Ma in 1987

[@ashwilliams6844]

next you should do foreplay/longtime

[@jdovma1]

Love this song. Piece Of Mind is another great one from Boston.

[@Itelkner]

Word Lifer Something About You

[@killerdove123]

Good. Anaal Nathrakh next please.

[@killerdove123]

Anaal Nathrakh - More of fire than blood Krabathor - Orthodox Meshuggah - Rational Gaze I had some more to ask for but can’t recall what they were

[@Floyd690]

Music is better i guess. React to Arcturus Chaos path, Iron Maiden Phantom of the opera, Death Individual thought patterns.

[@submandave1125]

What about Uthvaas Bethud?

[@evilvolts]

Don't be afraid,Don't Look Back,Felling Satisfied,Let me take you home tonight,A man I'll never be all classic songs and Barry Goudreau had a solo album which had the songs: Dreams and Nothin' To Lose.

[@thisisme54]

Sori you are beautiful !!

[@ricrat510]

Tom Sholz is Boston, an MIT graduate. He played every instrument on the first album and recorded it in his basement, then brought Brad Delp, (RIP), in to record the vocal tracks.

[@k0bra3eak40]

Bolt Thrower - The IVth Crusade

[@mistymangham4410]

Roy Clark was a classically trained guitarist and was a country performer.... EPIC.

[@kostasm603]

Septicflesh- the vampire from Nazareth please

[@timclark1324]

Sori...100%!!!! I'm a musician and I love music because of the way it effects me emotionally and as a musician I totally understand where Vin is coming from as well because I am in love with the art of play/creating music!!

[@monicajean37]

hahaha! Vin there's actually a bootleg of Kurt Cobain starting off smells like teen spirit playing this song! haha good ear Vin!

[@nikkimarx1270]

Each of these two could carry a show on their own, and together they're like a vicious 1, 2 Tyson knockout combo.

[@shady_mars3259]

the Misfits - Last Caress

[@bojnebojnebojne]

When u have learned the music theory, you listen with a different ear. The saying: "Knowledge comes at a price" is very true in so many instances. By learning theory in music, u loose some of that WW factor by not knowing. And you can never get that back. Also ties well into: "Be careful what u wish for." Great reaction as always :)

[@oskarsigns]

Yuh, Hope you guys do Foreplay/Long Time too

[@EsqChrio]

Great time being a teenager in the 70's. Saw them three times in the mid 70's . Perfect song to listen to while cruising down the highway.