BOSTON Something About You 2004 LiVE @ Gilford

[@amusicalheart7]

Man I miss that guy’s singing. He was one of the best vocalists ever in rock music.

[@fa6106]

Agreed. Try Myles Kennedy…. Angelic Voice !!

[@lindabergman3127]

Yep gorgeous voice❤

[@scottstevens2752]

I tried to mimic his voice and hurt myself lol

[@bl8531]

Yes and gorgeous overall 🩵

[@H2ObarryField]

@@fa6106 Myles Kennedy's solo work is great.

[@danielayers-e5t]

What a freaking band ! I'm 71 and I'm still rocking to Boston !

[@RhondaDennes]

Brad Delp was my fave. He’s got the most beautiful pristine tone without even trying.

[@jerrycooper1050]

Same here

[@RhondaDennes]

@@jerrycooper1050He’s story was really tragic and sad. What’s your favorite Boston song?

[@jvee2901]

I'm 60, still love Boston.

[@RhondaDennes]

@@jvee2901 wow! That’s nice how old were you when you first heard of them?

[@jthoen61]

RIP Brad Delp. He was an incredible vocalist. I still listen to Boston. Great band.

[@monsterzero1965]

Everyone still listens to Boston

[@jthoen61]

@@monsterzero1965 I know I do. I remember when they came out. I'm turning 61 soon and will forever listen to Boston.

[@rusty383]

He was very Troubled! I wish he had run to Jesus.....instead!

[@jamesjoslin7586]

@@jthoen61 I just turned 65. We played THE SHIT out of this album back in the day. Still have it.

[@mr.timebombman2230]

@@rusty383 Yeah, after he found out his fiance cheated on him and then he still stayed with her, it still affected him very much. Plus he had depression issues to begin with already, caused him to do what he did with putting that hidden camera in her sister's room in his house. There was no way he could face anyone again after he was found out, especially the GF so he unfortunately decided to end his life. He was very troubled, yes indeed. A talented musician indeed that just made a bad mistake.

[@JohnDoe-pe1em]

One of the greatest rock bands of all time.

[@TooSkinnyKenny]

true but they sure didn't last very long.

[@yeahright302]

@@TooSkinnyKenny wtf?they were around for like 10 years

[@MA-ne9fl]

Age 58 New generation is clueless to what real talent and musicians really are. Raw, pure talent that transcends time.

[@JimStallard]

🎉🎉❤R.I.P. Brad!!!!!

[@walterdavis7209]

I'm 55 yrs old I justed wanted to hear them live RIP The best singer ever

[@brucebargerhuff4228]

My friend I wish you'd seen them live also I saw them live right after they release their second album I've seen probably 200 concerts in my life in Boston was one of the very best I ever saw

[@staceyroberts3468]

I’m 59 and I wish I’d seen them too! No group, no singer, no musician, will ever come close to being anything like them. I think so many times about how many songs on their first album were hits that have never gotten old, and what else they would have created if it didn’t end so quickly 😢

[@nitrokyosho]

It's disgusting that nwa a rap group is in the rocking roll hall of fame and Boston isnt

[@John-ss3wn]

The rock and roll hall of fame is a joke anymore. It's not about rock anymore.

[@Peter-vn6gl]

I'm with you on that. It's a joke. A bad one at that.

[@Peter-vn6gl]

If you recall when they put nwa in, they passed over YES. Then put them in a year later after Chris Squire died. Absolutely pathetic. And don't get me started about Foghat!!!

[@stevensmith8538]

NWA isn't even close to Hard Rock. Whoever oversees the nominees should've known better. What the hell was he thinking!

[@jodicolburn415]

Total bullshit.

[@antonnym214]

When you have music as transcendental as Sholz', then it demands world-class vocals like Delp's. Boston's original lineup was the perfect storm in history that can never be repeated or duplicated. I am just very honored I was there to enjoy it. All good wishes!

[@HansfordCrouse]

totally agree my friend. i cant count the hours that i jumped into my junky old car back in the 70s and 80s and shoved the first boston cassette into the tape deck and drove around for hours and hours and loved every minute of it!

[@JOHNBURNS67]

Their debut plays like a greatest Hits Recording ...

[@anakina1]

One of the greatest complete albums ever made.

[@Egilhelmson]

Do you mean Brad Delp and Tom Sholz, Tom Sholz, and Tom Sholz? Or Tom Sholz on something else, as well? Boston’s original lineup was only in the studio, after all.

[@billclifton5467]

So sad that you can be adored by millions and still feel so lonely and unwanted........

[@robotronepisodes]

+Bill Clifton , kzbin.info/www/bejne/qX68oauCaaZ-ga8

[@anthonymilano7916]

the loss of his vocals as they once were was his whole life, ones that are hard to replace left him that way, iconic voice

[@carolduplessis2645]

@@anthonymilano7916 I've not heard that before. Was Brad losing his voice ? That would certainly have been devastating......

[@ZenyattaFan1]

@@carolduplessis2645 I assume you know why he took his life. It was because he did something that he was extremely embarrassed about. And his fiance was about to find out about it. His fiance's sister lived at his house. They were extremely close friends. I guess he had a secret crush on the sister and he hid a secret camera in her bedroom. She found it and confronted him. He apologized profusely and begged her not to tell her sister. She told him that her sister would find out one way or another and if he didn't want her to tell her sister, then the only option was for him to tell her himself. She gave him one week to do it. Rather than admit to his fiance what he had done, he took his own life. Brad was such a nice guy and I think the incident was an aberration. We have all done stupid things in our life. Unfortunately Brad was so ashamed of what he had done, he just couldn't bear to have to tell his fiance about it. ultimateclassicrock.com/brad-delp-suicide-lawsuit/

[@sheatiller2465]

Well, all those millions didn’t really know him, I guess that’s the catch. What really matters in the end is a person’s close orbit.

[@karenbrown2135]

Love me some Boston! Their music brings me back to the 70’s when I was a teenager. Good times!!!!

[@EdHindel]

Soooo true dude. 🤘✌️!

[@s.hooper4683]

Brad Delp was, is and always will be the voice of Boston. Many have tried to imitate but there will never be another like him. Rest now sir. You have shown us all a world of music unsurpassed that has stood the test of time through new generations of listeners and those who have yet to discover the magic of your music. God be with you.

[@paullelys161]

Lexington Lab band comes close.

[@EdHindel]

Close like horse shoes and hand grenades. Only ONE original!🤘✌️

[@ArsenioRamirez-nx4wg]

Muy de acuerdo con Ud. Mr. Hooper. Tiene toda la razón. Un cordial saludo desde Cuba 🇨🇺

[@jvee2901]

RIP Brad. Boston has been one of my favorite bands for 45 years.

[@Roy-Batty-Nex6.]

Brad Delp is the most underrated lead singer in Rock and roll history! RIP.

[@lyzyrdgyzyrd]

LOL when was he ever underrated? Fans of the music of that period as well as singers/musicians then and now almost unanimously view him as one of the demigods.

[@markcheetah4960]

lyzyrdgyzyrd Brad was ALWAYS underrated. Freddie Mercury, Robert Plant, Steve Perry, etc. got all the praise and accolades back in the day, and are highly regarded as the "greatest" of all time today, despite the fact that Brad Delp could hit higher notes and harmonize better than any of those guys. Meanwhile, many people today have never even HEARD of Brad Delp. He never had the "star power" OR the name recognition. You need to think things through before "LOL'ing" at people.

[@SmackWaterMack001]

Thats incorrect. The world of music is fully aware...

[@SmackWaterMack001]

@@markcheetah4960 - you must've lived under a rock...

[@markcheetah4960]

Nah, dude... that was you. Under a rock for sure

[@johnlazenby723]

Brad Delp is one of the best if not the very best rock singer of all time. Incredible range and power. RIP legend

[@cripper73]

Their debut album is in my top 5 albums of all time...hands down.

[@matcoffidis1135]

I agree. It's killer...

[@MP-zb9vm]

'Something About You'- One of my favorite Boston songs. It's a classic. Their sound was so unique and ahead of its time.

[@Bob-vc6ug]

Hearing them back then, just as a teenager, you could tell that this was a whole new concept in rock sound, with the multiple harmonizing guitars and multiple harmonizing voices, it was a completely new sound, and yes, it was way ahead of its time. I went through at least 3 of the first LP lol. Still have it, its in great shape.

[@arturovillalobos8716]

Me 2 especial the 🎸

[@tomgrams2333]

Literally could not find a favorite on their first album... if they could blend into the next song, it would be 1 long hit song!!

[@michelelaraia7358]

@@tomgrams2333 Bravo,and i've got the tape from EPIC/CBS.

[@MabelCreamer]

Same. I genuinely listen to it and many other Boston songs everyday several times and watch videos

[@tomthorsbakken1016]

I listened to them while in high school and had cassette tapes and the best car audio set up. They were awesome and bring back memories in the late 70s

[@Harr385]

Amen

[@WeaponsEducation]

Brad, I wish I knew the real reason you left us, but I'm glad to have your voice to listen to every night.

[@intense5335]

Covid is takin the greats

[@dknstrkt]

@@intense5335 got Janice and Jimi too, dang. Shes a killer.

[@patrickgibbons8353]

Awesome post

[@personanongratano1]

He died because he was found out watching with a camera his fiance's younger sister's bedroom. And got busted.

[@js4187]

@@mattchoman9737 long battle .

[@MabelCreamer]

Loved and deeply missed, Brad. 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸love you Boston

[@joeygemini6390]

You could still sing so amazingly even later in life! Why do so many musicians decide to die and break so many hearts of men and women young and old. Never say RIP in a prayer for a great musician. They are the only immortals.

[@dodgerdogz5449]

I can't believe we'll never hear that voice again. What a tragedy. WE all lost on that one.

[@levinmoser4001]

Dodger Dogz If someone could've just told him and made him understand how much he was loved.

[@sheatiller2465]

@@levinmoser4001 He might have known somewhere in his mind, but it's possibly harder to face up to the kind of thing he did than it is to just leave.

[@lisagraham2944]

Boston didn't get the recognition they deserved. The most underrated band ever. They need to be in the rock and roll Hall of Fame. It isn't too late.

[@stevenrobertson9583]

Dodger Dogz , it’s called depression and the only cure is you have to let God in to change the way you fell about yourself! You truly must love yourself in order for you to love others so they can love to back!

[@kurtzimmerman1637]

@@sheatiller2465 he screwed up. he could have made it right. he chose the pussy way out.

[@guadalupetorres8362]

Still listening in 2023

[@rickhoussin2414]

Me too!! Rick, Winnipeg Manitoba Canada 🇨🇦

[@Raymond-i4l]

2024

[@57mckee]

I am 65 years old and STILL LOVING BOSTONS MUSIC FOREVER 🎶 ROCK ON 👍 🎸

[@stussyhuff]

I saw Boston in 1979..music that has stood the test of time ..

[@johnnyarmstrong165]

I believe it was '79 when I was fortunate enough to catch them in San Antonio, Texas at the now defunct Hemisfair Arena.

[@Susan-ge4zl]

Grew up in the 70s listening to Boston and I am still loving it.

[@pearlschoice1988]

I was there that night. It was mind blowing! ❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️

[@roncrowder5037]

That's really cool!! I bet you were excited to see this footage then 😊

[@duaneberke915]

The band of my youth. RIP Brad Delp.

[@robotronepisodes]

+Duane Berke, kzbin.info/www/bejne/qX68oauCaaZ-ga8

[@arnieworkoholik6883]

Also my Band in the Youth.

[@donnahall7750]

they were awesome in the 70's too in my youth and their still awesome

[@paulmontagner6360]

Yes my youth band discovered them living in Australia in the 70s still have their original vinal records also the cds

[@JP-tx7du]

Class of 79 Boston rocked

[@Reed___]

The other morning, I turned on one of my favorite read stations; I was laying in bed and it was just before sunrise. I closed my eyes, then next thing you know… I was greeted by beautiful, sensational intro by our friend, Brad! That made my morning, and frankly, it made my day! Was just 6 when he died and I started listening to the band in my teens, but man, I feel like that guy has a special place in my heart. Love ya, Brad!

[@leoniea138]

Beautiful . Boston is truly special ...how i was in love with the drummer ..back in the day

[@Любовь-э1ь8с]

❤❤❤

[@EdHindel]

They were truly addictive and infectious, what a blessing. 🤘✌️

[@charleslogan6772]

this gives me the chills ,,his last concert near his hometown,R.I.P.Brad,,gone to soon[[

[@romeokid69]

Maybe his last BOSTON concert, but far from his last live performance.

[@Daehawk]

Just 3 years later Brad would be gone. But here he is alive and happy and singing as he always was.

[@joevialpando9296]

Such a sad thing life is when you have no direction I wish I’d of known him personally I would’ve told him the good news that life isn’t as bad as a circumstance

[@Dhi-fe5eu]

Saw them twice in 85’. They were so good I bought tickets to for the next night in Oakland.

[@aljacobsen8233]

The true voice of Boston. Rip

[@robertgregory2618]

One of my all time top favorite bands. Remember it like it was yesterday. I was young healthy and full of life. Now I am old and in the way. But their music takes me back to happier days.

[@senorrefresco4141]

Robert gregory Peace and strength to you brother!!! By the way, if you were and are a fan of this band, you were and will always be cool.

[@mitchellsumpter4807]

Don’t say you’re’in the way’. If you truly think so please get professional help

[@deborah8887]

You’re not in the way. You’re awesome brotha!

[@thomasmorano7779]

Yes good times ...

[@MP-zb9vm]

My favorite Boston song. That first album was loaded with hits

[@thomaspalazzi7795]

Best Debut Album of All time!!

[@julenepegher6999]

Mine too, memories....

[@19fgc98]

You have showed me how vast the world of music is, what rock'n roll really means, Brad. I was only 14 when you surprised the hell out of me with your incredible voice and groove at Budokan live here in Japan. It is amazing you're still giving me chills now, through this video. You are the greatest, Brad.

[@delta3838]

Brad's voice always gives me chills up and down my spine

[@minnowviewbait]

wuts with you ? don't get paid to post TWICE sure he sounded pretty - bu Ive always said - they needed a girl singer to sound much better

[@michelelaraia7358]

@@minnowviewbait Who knows?

[@hockley91]

There should have been a much bigger tribute to him at the Grammy's that year. One of the best voices EVER in Rock & Roll.

[@alanj8546]

Tom said it many times Brad Delp is the voice of Boston. And great musicians to back him up

[@dougk359]

And it takes 3 people to try and fill his shoes. Maynard from Tool is the same on people trying to cover them.

[@classrockin]

Saw Boston in 1979, fronted by the legend. That was the real Boston. Brad Delp, Tom Scholz, Fran Sheehan, Sib Hashian, & Barry Goudreau Sammy Hagar opened the show, needless to say it fucking rocked !!

[@STLHD1]

Seen the same show in Portland Oregon. My first concert and the best one ever.

[@mmagee9463]

Caught the tour in Spokane, WA. Great concert!

[@richardmoore7264]

classrockin yes saw same tour in Vegas, what a show

[@patrickgrant4742]

Saw that tour in Tulsa, OK!

[@doowopbruce]

Those were some times.

[@lgempet2869]

Beautiful timber in Brad Delp’s voice....Brad will always be one of the BEST & he’s an all-time favorite of mine. Plus Barry Gourdreau is amazing on guitar- a great team & a great song!!

[@chad509]

He was just pure amazing

[@bigbear2146]

BOSTON was one of the most under apriciated bands in rock and roll history. There will never be another band like them. Loved all there songs and records.

[@HansfordCrouse]

cant say i agree with you saying "under appreciated", i remember the late 70s and early 80s, myself and many of my friends had cassettes of the first 2 boston albums and they litterally never left the tape decks in our cars/bedrooms. both albums were mind blowing! I know Shultz produced and recorded the first album in his home studio and that very version is the one that was released... he was the musical genius to Brad's breathtaking and cloudy voice and style.

[@azlan-e1v]

Really?

[@EdHindel]

Wow l think hes great but he did have help, give credit...🤘✌️

[@yeahright302]

@bigbear2146, what??they were great,im not sure wtf you are talking about!!!

[@SeanN-58]

Love ya Brad! One of the best rock voices of all time without a doubt!

[@LisaBellaDonnaMusic]

Still loving you Bradley Delp!!! ❤️ We miss you beautiful one.

[@RicardoR.LaCasaM.]

Age 68 Panama born but live in the USA for about 11 years and grew up with BOSTON music. It’s really MORE THAN A FEELING ❤

[@tigerguy1019]

R.I.P the man with the golden voice

[@robotronepisodes]

+Tigerguy 101, kzbin.info/www/bejne/qX68oauCaaZ-ga8

[@sjcea0512]

Amen brother !! this man was Boston !!!!

[@ApplianceOperator]

No he wasn't. Tom Scholz is Boston. Without Tom Scholz, there is no Boston. I just saw them in concert last week and they were fantastic!

[@DogeDelecto]

I think it would be more appropriate to say that Delp was " THE voice" of Boston...And he was, it would be like the Rolling Stones without Jagger or Led Zeppelin without Robert Plant.

[@dwtime]

Actually Scholz mostly and Delp, the others were hired hands and I think Barry Goudreau is great but that is what he was.

[@waltersimmons946]

This song is a perfect example of what a great first album should be, you can love and remember every song on it and the songs that were never released as singles were still big hits anyway. Thank you Brad Delp (RIP) for singing that brought those songs to life.

[@jimwalcker123]

A lot of good memories, thank you Boston for the music, R.I.P Brad Delp and Sib Hashian. Music for the angels!

[@tmooney1274]

Even here he was still AMAZING! Saw them in 87 at The Brendan Byrne Arena in East Rutherford,N J. One of my fav concerts! Can you believe they came out for 4 oncors!

[@RhondaDennes]

You’re so lucky i wish i could go to a Boston concert. I grew up to my grandparents listening to them and it just amaze me the talent is amazing. Brad Delp was my fave. He’s got the most beautiful pristine tone without even trying.

[@mickdonnell7077]

I wonder if Brad ever knew how much he was truly admired and loved...

[@amusicalheart7]

Mick Donnell I don’t think he did.

[@WellStudied]

HOW WOULD HE, HE DIDN'T EVEN HAVE A $ MILLION DOLLARS WHEN HE TOOK HIS LIFE.

[@mjsmcd]

nice name dude

[@roxannemoser]

@@WellStudied that's because Tom made all the money. The rest of the guys were just hired employees. Tom wrote and played every Boston song ever released. He needed a vocalist. Brad Delp was the man. But, still a paid employee.

[@intense5335]

@@WellStudied Maybe if Tom woodn't have been so Got dam greedy and shared sum of the money, Brad woodn't have got depressed and kilt himself. It wood suck ta be in one of the most popular bands in tha world, while having to go ta food pantries to beg for food.

[@keithrissolo7437]

When I was 19 (1977), my across the street friend waved me over..."Man, you got to hear this sound!!! This groups is called BOSTON and I have NEVER heard a sound like this!!!"....He had a great set up with the stereo system, and that was my first intro to IMO, one of the most electrifying sounds I have ever heard even to this day...Boston makes you FEEL GOOD to listen to....I saw them play at Walnut Creek around 1998 or so, and they got 4 oncores, and the place was still rocking....They were absolutely SENSATIONAL and they still are....

[@LudwigSC93]

Miss Brad. What a true legend in Rock history. So glad we have video and music to keep enjoying him.

[@robotronepisodes]

+LudwigSC93, kzbin.info/www/bejne/qX68oauCaaZ-ga8

[@DaleCrommie]

Thank you, Tom and Brad. Tom for all of the Stellar music. Brad, you have the best RnR voice, so melodic.❤️🔥❤️🌻🌻

[@GSL1960]

Boston was such an AWESOME band....so much talent

[@RhondaDennes]

I wish i could go to a Boston concert. I grew up to my grandparents listening to them and it just amaze me the talent is amazing. Brad Delp was my fave. He’s got the most beautiful pristine tone without even trying.

[@228Brendon]

My first concert…Boston in the old Boston Garden 1987

[@peterussell1421]

Great tune,brings back alot of memories when I was young...

[@DebCulp-ng2gj]

I'm 70 and I wished they wouldn't have quit touring. I love Boston! Distinctive guitar sounds, love their voices!

[@alanj8546]

The true voice of Boston that made the band

[@DevyV2]

@@murfkuhls3494 better than the first? Impossible

[@72wagon51]

pure gift from God so thankful brad shared his gift with us.RIP

[@hottom3rd]

AMAZING! Best rock singer next to freddie mercury.. his vocal range.. seriously.. unbeatable. even at old age, still solid.. RIP.. so sad hes gone

[@VegasPorters]

He was no where near as good as Freddie.

[@hottom3rd]

David Porter thats your opinion, and like me you're entitled to it, but that's where it ends.

[@Corsairforu]

David Porter I'll take Brad over Freddy any day

[@jamesrockford2626]

David Porter in his prime, delp was better than freddie as far as range. Freddie was a better frontman and writer

[@LudwigSC93]

+hottom3rd I would beg to differ that Brad was a better vocalist than Freddie (who is great) but we all have a valuable opinion :)

[@karl-heinzfrank1887]

Was lucky to see Boston live at The 1979 Texas Jam. Was 16 years old. Great Band. And a awsome concert.

[@jerrymarlow5453]

One of the greatest of all rock and roll bands!

[@RhondaDennes]

I wish i could go to a Boston concert. I grew up to my grandparents listening to them and it just amaze me the talent is amazing. Brad Delp was my fave. He’s got the most beautiful pristine tone without even trying.

[@stephenjardine5470]

I was at this show. An incredible show by an incredible singer, who is incredibly missed. RIP MY BROTHER.

[@AliG-xh1jm]

Saw Boston twice back in the day....most amazing show I ever saw! Bar NONE!

[@geometricart7851]

What shows they must have been!

[@ianseymour4066]

Boston is a special band. Super light hearted and happy rock, that just makes you feel good. And all the members are so chill

[@mbritt97]

The band I always wanted to see. Practically raised me. Miss you Brad.

[@lisaevans9489]

They headlined a Texxas Jam in late 70s. We were all so hot and rocking for over 14 hours but when BOSTON came on .....oh yeah....

[@erikvaldur3334]

I saw them many times in the 80s. Excellent shows. The first was just to see one of my favorite bands live. After that first show, I was hooked. They played Giants stadium 4 nights. My first show was the first night. After seeing that show I bought tickets from a scalper for 2 more nights. ( they were sold out). It was worth every extra penny I paid for the other tickets. Fantastic band live back then. Brad was unbelievable. On the 4th night he needed a lil help from backing vocals but still unbelievable. I think they had 1 night off between all 4 shows. That tour was 1986 or early 87.

[@rockandrollrob61]

Erik Valdur, that probably was the Third Stage tour, I have a friend that asked his brother and sister to go with him, when I asked why I wasn't invited .... He gave the classic answer.... Family before friends..... True story.

[@nicholasdulisse7954]

I hear ya bro....LOVED BOSTON...

[@RickNeedham]

I live in Upstate NY and I drove there for the show that night. It was awesome to see the band and Mr. Brad Delp. RIP Brad

[@beverlygarner8070]

Amazing I love this song so much!

[@BBHemisnJets]

After 40 years one of the best songs ever ____miss you Brad. And Barry kicks ass on guitar !!! ... it was never all about Tom--. Ever!! Boston fucking rocks , !

[@EdHindel]

It took a band together to create that sound called Boston. 🤘✌️

[@29958867]

Remember, Brad Delp cut ALL the vocals (lead + multiple harmonies) for most of the recordings, often hitting impossibly high notes; thus, it is very difficult to maintain those upper registers as one ages, and also it is very hard to duplicate in live performance...

[@illbarry]

+james parker Even in the 70's live he didn't try to duplicate the studio and Barry Gordy was his main harmonizer. He knew even way back then he couldn't sing all night every night if he sand just the high parts. I think what is hear is the other vocals are not as loud as they were with the original band when they played live and you have to remember that in the 70's Brad wasn't as well known and not the focal point the whole band was. Schulz latter took a lot of credit for everything, but it is well known now that Barry Gordy wrote many of the musical harmonies of the guitars and vocals.

[@29958867]

+Ill Barry Who is "Barry Gordy"? And who is "Schulz"?

[@illbarry]

+james parker Barry and Tom Schulze wrote much of the Boston songs. They were the two guitarists of the original Boston. Schulze produced Boston and mixed the recordings. I my spelling is off so be it if you just want to be narcissistic and adolescent.

[@29958867]

+Ill Barry Listen pal, the fact that you can't even get their names right (Although I do congratulate you: you can spell "TOM"!) calls into question your pompous pontifications re "who wrote/played what" on the Boston albums...anyone who knows anything about the whole "Boston" phenomenon (as I do, having read much; plus I am a guitarist/musician/composer myself) knows that details re who did what are hopelessly mired in "he said/he said" argumentation from the persons involved (SCHOLZ, GOUDREAU and the others)...the undisputed fact is that, re the material, Tom Scholz IS Boston; add to that, the fact that Brad Delp is THE VOICE of Boston; re the contributions of the others, there is no compelling evidence of overly great contribution...FACT: the "Third Stage" album was classic Boston, yet had no Goudreau, Sheehan, or Hashian...FACT also, that on these live vids, Scholz handles the lead guitar work as good as anyone else would (this against the empty assertion that "Tom Scholz is a keyboardist, more than a guitar player")...

[@illbarry]

+james parker It is you who is being pompous, and an ass, and very juvenile adolescent. I didn't spell the names correctly, but corrected you on some facts that you do not wish to hear and you were the one who replied as you did. I am not your pal and would never want to be simply because I have little time to be anywhere around adolescents parading as adults.

[@marciesilva2480]

It's truly sad that you can have millions of people that love you and with all that feel so sad and lonely. Breaks my heart. Saw Boston play at cape cod colliseum in late 80s one of the best concerts I've ever seen. RIP Brad. You are truly loved my millions .

[@stevesenkle6995]

Very sad and tragic story. I never grow tired of Boston’s music. Nobody will ever replace Brad Delp. Timeless!

[@christianpoint0888]

Delp was a once in a generation singer ! Arguably the best debut ever ? VH 1 ? Perhaps ? Boston single handedly changed the way we wanted to hear Rock guitars & melody ! We just wanted more ! Don’t look back might be the best sophomore effort ? Timeless masterpieces !

[@mz6504]

Brad Delp was an amazing singer……..very underrated…….those 3 albums are incredible……

[@RhondaDennes]

Brad Delp was my fave. He’s got the most beautiful pristine tone without even trying.

[@amusicalheart7]

Boston was my first concert in 1979. Nothing has remotely come close to it since. Though I didn’t know you Brad I so wish you were still here with us today. You were more loved than I’m sure you knew. You were one of the most important yet sadly overlooked vocalists of the 20th century. As you mentioned in you introduction here that there would be no Boston without Tom Scholz, which is true, there is only one voice for Boston and that was only you. RIP Brad.

[@YesYou123333]

Brad Delp had such an incredible voice. Even when he talks he sounds good.

[@michelelaraia7358]

Yes

[@jackasswabbit1625]

He was the man with the golden voice

[@howardclegg6497]

It's rare to have such talent as Brad and Tom combine and share their majestic music for us to hear. I am a lucky man to see them live before Brad's passing.

[@LEnzo-yg3im]

In memory of Brad on this very spécial day i listened all day to Boston albums from France.

[@dellcoats4648]

Thank u guys for rocking the sound track of many summers!

[@dansloan4242]

Class of '81!!! Listened to them when running around in my gremlin!

[@edwinrebece9832]

Before I even learned to play any instrument I've heard of this guys that's in the 80's ..now lm gonna be 45 and still lessen to them..my heart beats fast..l try to learn guitars then played keyboard just to earn money..but the point is that this guys are the ones who inspired me.. I'm 45 now and forever grateful .. thank you..

[@johnrush4153]

R.I.P to Brad Delp and Sib Hashian

[@minnowviewbait]

huh - do you RILLY think they will ? down ther ?? - hint; they're NOT in the graves - only bodies or bones are !

[@fredflintstone9657]

@@minnowviewbait Don't believe in the anima, eh?

[@joes5150]

John Rush I didn’t know that sib passed

[@user-qx1zt8mq4q]

Our world will never be the same without you Mr. Delp .

[@dansmusic5749]

Sound seems very "real" here. Not computer perfect, but real and good nonetheless. This is one of the most important bands of the 70s. And that was a very fine era of music, indeed. They seem to capture that sound like nobody else. Great band. One of my all time favorites, no doubt. So sad about Brad Delp. Boston has never been the same since.

[@robotronepisodes]

Thanks for the kind words, Fortunately we put new batteries in the camera mic that day, and thank you for watching my videos!

[@harryvriese2941]

Amazing! Pure amazing, all the best to the Boston band

[@RhondaDennes]

I wish i could go to a Boston concert. I grew up to my grandparents listening to them and it just amaze me the talent is amazing. Brad Delp was my fave. He’s got the most beautiful pristine tone without even trying.

[@valentindimitrov7890]

Този човек ,не трябваше да си отива от този свят ,светла му памет!

[@deborahjones9639]

Voices like this hasn't in my opinion been heard of in decades..so glad I had the 60s 70s and 80s to enjoy

[@skullivan68]

Your missed tremendously Brad!!!!!! RIP

[@robotronepisodes]

+JB Skully, kzbin.info/www/bejne/qX68oauCaaZ-ga8

[@dalelangley2015]

JB Skully Godspeed Brad.

[@TNKHART]

Thank you so much for sharing this. We got to see Boston in 1997 at the California Mid State Fair. It was first come seating. I never ran so fast and the show was epic. RIP Brad.

[@gabexoxox4546]

Still love this one!! 40 yrs later!!

[@kenwink6353]

Boston is timeless brad now u are singing with angels man buddy u made us cry when u sang here and more when left us why did u leave? We all loved u!!

[@countvond233]

Left a huge hole Bradley. The voice that takes me back in an instant. Brother I pray the love and good vibes you infinitely generate are reaching you and are wrapping you in love and light. Love and mercy my friend.

[@bdctube]

Great job Brad and Boston......The world is a lesser place without you

[@joshuaschmidinger3993]

One of the greatest singers of all time...Mr. Brad delp 😎👌👏❤️🔥 wonder if anyone here knew it was the last time they were going to see and hear him 😔 r.i.p to a legend and a man that shaped my musical career and life. His vocals and harmonies still echo in my life.

[@robertdenney2417]

rest in peace Brad at lest I had the pleasure of seeing you in concert

[@derrondavis5009]

Boston is my go to band. They all had ad a play in this world. The most underrated band today. Who don't know a Boston song.

[@cameronshapiro700]

He’s so brutal on his voice so early, he definitely put music first but I think how much he hurt his voice is underrated, he was a rock n roll singer worthy of the hall of fame and who could contend with ANY SINGER IN ANY GENRE at his prime, he just didn’t like competition, he sang to follow everyone, it probably kept him from being a better defined artist than he is today

[@garytorresani8846]

Some singers blow voices out because they never had singing lessons or did not treat their voices well during their peak. Diaphragm singing and breathing are extremely important. Among the ones that didn’t were Pat Benetar and Steve Perry who had a parent who sang and taught opera and passed it on. Pat still sounds about the same even at her age. Stevie Nicks also had problems throughout her career and traveled with her singing coach Robin, when she was touring.

[@markbirchette8740]

R. I. H. Rock In Heaven Brad. Thank you for your music and the memories. But most of all, for just being a a great person and taking the time to talk to me. R. I. H. ✌

[@ShawnHogue-e5q]

Love Boston! RIP Bradley!

[@H2ObarryField]

I'm from the west coast. I was in Hyannis/Cape Cod for the first time ever a couple of years ago with the family and I couldn't get the song "Rock & Roll Band" out of my head. While driving I told my daughter about the song (in my head) and...I shit you not...the song came on the radio a couple of songs later. Such a great band. Would have loved to dance in the streets of Hyannis with them.

[@dougconley]

Dang it!! Now I'm gonna have to dig out my old Boston cd's. :)

[@gperk4723]

You mean cassettes and 8 tracks lol

[@chrischampagne9217]

Or LPs.

[@denisehedden5108]

🖤🥀Excellent Song amazing lyrics, vocals and music! Thanks for posting this video it's priceless and unbelievable🥀🖤🤘 🥀RIP Brad Delp We Love You🥀🕊🥀☝️

[@robotronepisodes]

Glad you enjoyed it