Reaction To Boston - Foreplay / Long Time (Official Audio) THE WOLF HUNTERZ REACTIONS

[@flacrazymama]

Can you imagine being a teenager when this came out and listening to this on your 8 track player cruising the boulevard at night? Great memories.

[@jeffreyflint6286]

I was 17 and yes I had an 8 track in my oldsmobile 88. Played it loud and proud lol. 🤟🤟🤪

[@Nastyfinger1444]

As a teenager driving my 1967 Camaro listening to this song was a must.

[@SteveJonesHimself]

@@jeffreyflint6286 and yes, I *also* had an 8 track in my Oldsmobile Delta 88. When I wrapped that around a tree (or something) I resumed playing this loud and proud in my Olds 98. (Don't ask about the 98)

[@doomhunter697]

No need to imagine, just remember.

[@mkg59]

I was 18 and the frickin' world was mine for the taking...or so I thought!

[@DorothyFarias]

This song, and this album, blew everyone away. So happy I was a teen in the 70's.

[@davidbordonaro1631]

You and me both my friend

[@mkg59]

I hear ya Debbie. I was 18 when this came out.

[@jeffreyflint6286]

Being a teen in the 70s was kick. I was 17 when this album came out. 8 track in the vehicle as loud as possible. Those were the days. I still play it loud no matter what I'm listening to. Long live rock and roll!🤟

[@wls64]

@@jeffreyflint6286 ditto

[@brettbrinkman4387]

I was grade school 70s. My late cousin brought me this album when all l was listening to was KISS and Elvis. Opened my music love even more. Thanks Marianne. Miss you.

[@TheAcgtrs]

Boston’s debut album is truly one of the ‘PERFECT’ albums in rock music history.

[@johnniecalhoun5381]

Just knowing that 1 person wrote and produced and played , also recorded the whole album in his basement . Built the electronics he needed to get the sounds . Pitched the album to the record producers and then had to find the people who could play and sing what he wrote ! He was also told the producers wanted the album to be produced in their studio . He was able to make it look like he was doing what they asked and was really doing it in his basement ! Tom Schultz is Boston . He also graduated college with a degree in electrical engineering which made it possible for him to build what he needed . Taught himself how to play the instruments after college and started a business , by building and selling the electronics to other musicians . Not bad considering he did it all from his basement !!

[@StephenCameron]

> He also graduated college with a degree in electrical engineering.... Not just "college", fricken' MIT!

[@Bucketheadgoat]

Big deal. I folded my laundry today. Top that Tom!

[@rancidcrabtree.]

@@Bucketheadgoat I managed to fart without shatting myself. Top that Tom!

[@nathans3241]

Didn't he also teach himself to play guitar out of necessity for his recordings? Also, didn't he start this music project as a side project back in 1969 when he was working for IBM? I think it was IBM.

[@kdm71291]

And not just any college…it was MIT! He had Sib Hashian add the drum track and Brad Delp add the vocals…but Tom did all the rest…remarkable!

[@laurakali6522]

The whole album is worth listening to start to finish.

[@michaelkeller6223]

Yep, it’s definitely one of those deserving few. Masterpiece.

[@MartyCantrell]

Brad Delp is one of the best.

[@suprchickn7745]

One of the best debuts in music history!

[@ahtivieri1012]

@@suprchickn7745 Agree, best album.

[@michelelaraia7358]

Got the CBS tape and agree. Epic

[@bowdaciousbros549]

Am I the only one who still gets chills when Foreplay transitions to Long Time?? I was in High School when this album came out and to this day it still moves me..

[@benjaminminty9602]

I was a sophomore in HS when this came out. There was no sound like Boston before or since. Greatest debut album ever! Bonus, I’m from Massachusetts

[@marcieharreld286]

Nope you're definitely not the only one!!! So happy I was privileged to hear and love the music of the 60's, 70's, 80's & 90's!!!! Today's stuff has NOTHING on our music!!!🎶🎼🎵🎸🎹🥁🎧🎤🎙

[@FunknGrvn]

There and at 13:24 coming out of that solo...makes the hairs stand up on this midwestern boy!

[@bradhenderson3452]

I've always said that transition is the best opening guitar riff ever played.

[@shannonotoole3526]

nope

[@mt4design2]

No synths. No sampling. Every single instrument recorded on tape. No looping. All organic. And Tom Scholz built new guitar effects never before heard anywhere. This album was an evolutionary experience. Shout out to Brad Dell’s vocals. RIP. You were/are legendary.

[@neechee5150]

@mt4design2 What sound or parts on this record do you actually think could be done by the synthesizers available at the time this record was made? Eventide had a sampler out at the time this record was made that was pretty primitive but according to producer John Boylan it did not sound that good and he did not think the sound quality was where it needed to be to be used on a record. As digital recording was rare at this time and really in its infancy what other medium were they going to use to record on other than analog tape? The 3M 79 2 inch 24 track tape machine was the industry standard and this record was mixed on the 2 inch tape format. The effects on the guitars on this record were all in existence before this record and Tom did not invent them. The so called hyperspace pedal which is a modified Echo Plex tape machine had been around for years before Tom made this record.

[@tedburnard841]

I always get a kick out of seeing younger generations reacting to and loving the music of my twenties. I’m 70 now and rocking it to Boston, Deep Purple, Rainbow etc LOUD! It really was soooo much better to be 20 in the 70s than to be 70 in the 20s. 😊

[@drdubb76]

me too

[@SeanOLennon]

Very well said!

[@jeffreyflint6286]

When they hit the scene in 1976 we all went nuts as this new band just ripped our heads off. Still love them today. 🤟🤟

[@toddstevens13]

Not all, the Preppies and Jocks at our HS hated it, we played it before the album came out, as I did record reviews then and did the lunch time music in the Cafe, and they ripped me a new one, screaming at me get this crap off, during Foreplay. A year later to that day, played it again and those left sheepishly left the lunch room.

[@peterramsay4674]

I mean that’s so fun seeing you two having a great time hearing this for the first time. It brings me back to my youth when one of our group bought a new record and we’d all get together together at someone’s place. Bring a little booze and pot. The whole record buying process was an experience. I miss the whole rirptual.of it all. For those who lived back then they’ll know what I’m talking about. Those times were the best times and I’m glad you are experiencing music in this way. How can something so insignificant be so imgrained in my head. Yet it is.

[@rogerdaly6326]

Man you are so right ! I remember we all went to the beach one time and on the boardwalk there was a booth. The booth had a big wheel with numbers on it. Put my quarter on the number on the board at the front of the booth. They spun the wheel and it stopped on my number. I won , and the prize was you got to pick any 1 album from around 100 they had on display. I picked the first Van Halen album. We left the beach and got to our friend Dannys house. We all got a little baked and dropped the needle. What we heard and expierenced was jaw dropping. Never heard anyone play guitar like that. We were stoked.

[@options378]

No doubt!!!!!! The best of times!!!

[@richcarrCCC]

^^^^THIS!^^^^

[@RandyTWA]

I can not even begin to tell you what a seismic shift this album caused in the rock scene when it dropped. I was in my late teens and was mind blown like everyone else.

[@mt4design2]

Randy, I remember the first time I heard More Than A Feeling back in 1976. Junior High, lunch on the quad. Mind, blown. I still listen to this whole album at least once a month!

[@Vetriot6971]

There will never be music again like the 70's & 80s ! Rock on 🎸🥁😎

[@darrinwoodward14]

The guy went to MIT,to b an electrical engineer, so he could create his own sounds,and recorded this album in his basement! How awsome is that!

[@salsaucedo]

The guy is Tom Scholz

[@jindas4217]

Thank you Sal.

[@DS77831]

The whole band went to MIT.

[@neechee5150]

It is well documented that Tom earned both a BS and masters degree in Mechanical Engineering from MIT

[@magnuswettermark8293]

One of the best album,group and singer ever. Awesome react guys! (Rip Brad Delp)

[@ronolson2820]

Greatest debut album of all time every song is a classic. Great time to be a teenager the 70's so many memories when i listen to music like this!!!!

[@mikee2923]

The greatest album of all time. Period.

[@MrRyguy2112]

Ahhh the memories. My first car bought with my own money, the upgraded car stereo, and speakers. I can't tell you how much Boston got played. Summer cruising with the windows down. Good times.

[@mattylamb9638]

Been one of your subscribers for ages and never commented but felt I had to here. When you said "if you didn't air guitar to that solo you need to rethink your life choices" I cracked up. I was literally howling with laughter 😃 😀 one of the best reactions ever!

[@TheWolfHunterZ]

Hahaha! That's awesome! 💗 you were air guitaring though, weren't you??!? Lol -Suzi Q.

[@mattylamb9638]

@@TheWolfHunterZ too right I was! On my own too 😂

[@TheWolfHunterZ]

Bahahahaha 🤣

[@vernhoke7730]

This was another must have album back in the seventies. Like "Frampton Comes Alive" & Cheap Trick "Live at Budokhan". There's a great live video of them doing this at Giants Stadium in East Rutherford, NJ back in '78 or '79 on KZbin.

[@MarkCucchiara]

This was the last 8-Track I bought before switching to cassettes. Played on a Craig stereo with Sparkomatic 6x9s in the back and Jensen triaxials speakers in the front in my 1967 Chevy Biscayne 2-door. Ah memories!

[@andreweaves7975]

Nice stereo set up

[@kevinehle6637]

Rock purists will put this song in the top10 rock songs ever. So much complexity in this song!!!!!!!

[@kenthomas3554]

One of the greatest debut albums ever.

[@gcdumas2928]

The entire album is worth the listen. Boston’s music will stand the test of time and live forever. They don’t make bands like they used too… exactly what you said, feel good driving music. Thank you for the reaction. Love your channel! When are you guys gonna tour again???

[@ericnelson7524]

The WHOLE ENTIRE 1ST Boston album kicks MAJOR ass! There's NOT one bad song on the entire album! A true classic and masterpiece!!

[@buddyfisherofmen3821]

I wore out totally Two 8-Tracks of this one….

[@robertmeyer2102]

One of the best rock songs ever. And your reaction is priceless. I still remember sitting on the couch hearing this record for the first time. I'm sure I resembled you both.

[@walterbuckhannon3947]

I truly love to watch the reactions to young people listening to these old classic music that i was so lucky to grow up with. They never get old to me.

[@doeren1961]

I remember hearing Boston on the radio everywhere as a teenager in 1977 in Detroit and it got to the point that I thought enough is enough. Now that I’m older I wish just one band could come up with a album that could match this one song for song. I didn’t appreciate what perfection this album was.

[@JaakkoTK]

One of the greatest true stories of music history this is. Genius playing, composing, producing of Tom Scholtz and magical vocals of Brad Delp made this possible. As good as it gets! Cheers from Finland!

[@shannonotoole3526]

I LOVE the way your eyeballs go back and forth when you are listening and being blown away

[@Dano_in_Texas]

This is the song I cranked up, over and over and over... every day... to practice on drums. When my sister moved out, I decided her old bedroom needed to be my studio. No recording setup...just my stereo, and my drum kit. All summer long, while my parents were at work, I was "in the studio,"... honing my skills to this song. Even though Neil Peart was my "hero," Sib Hashian, of Boston, through this album, was my mentor. R.I.P. Sib and Neil.

[@heybooradley4495]

Great reaction - you guys are funny. This was my music in high school. Boston is phenomenal. I appreciate all the "classic rock" I grew up with more today than I did back then. Fabulous reaction, so glad you loved it - this one got you a new subscriber. Thanks!

[@clasmaster1471]

Pure freaking rock ‘n’ roll! 🇺🇸

[@gatulamuasau7448]

Aloha this is the first album I saw them in 1976 enjoy all there song i enjoy the 70s then decades I’m still kicking keep the faith my regards to your family happy thanksgiving peace ciaos

[@stepitupandgo67]

This album is a masterpiece...Tom Scholtz is the american Brian May...literally a genius....There is no world in which I wouldn't love this song...not even any parallel universes...being a guitar player I was just mesmirized by the guitar tones...so much larger than life!! And the vocals are some of the best out there too...this song just takes you to another place...I am sad for people who either haven't heard it, but have heard it and didn't feel the magic

[@neechee5150]

You do know that Barry is playing all of the electric guitar parts on Foreplay and Long Time except the so called "special effects" guitar parts which were played by Tom. The amazing guitar solo on Long Time is Barry all the way. Barry plays an SG and Barry has the ability to be much more legato in his phasing

[@candicelitrenta8890]

More than a feeling is their first number one hit off this lp, but every single song is a masterpiece. Back then, you worked to make every song on the album listen worthy, so give this whole album a shot

[@capersacres4340]

Fond memories of being a teenager when this album came out. Cruising after school in my ‘64 Chevy Impala SS with this in the 8 track player at full volume. Ahhh.

[@leslie8743]

Saw Boston in 1978 at WSU. Sounded as great as album. INCREDIBLE 2 1/2 HOURS OF POWER. We couldn't sleep afterward. ❤✌

[@gatulamuasau7448]

Aloha Wolf HuntZ am a fan wow remember this song when I came out from the marine Vietnam era yo it’s more than 50 years ago I’m 66 years old and still rocking and rolling happy thanksgiving and be safe keep the faith peace ciaos

[@SteveFarmerMusic]

Does this still sound VERY relevant to me today just because I'm old, or because it still IS? Timeless, in my book! I may be 61 now (and it really DOES "feel like" i still should be 28... the decades indeed DO become an unbelievably fast whoosh, just like we're always told!!), but being 61, I live in the same world that today's music exists in, and i can appreciate and critique it perhaps even "better" than someone younger, because I also LIVED the prior decades of music that led up to today being what it is! I'm kind of liking that "old age wisdom" thing lately. It's a real thing, you young whipper snappers! 😉😂💞 🎶 🎹 (see how old i am here on my own channel)

[@wadsworthaaron]

Tom Scholz married the best of jazz-influenced prog rock (like ELP, Yes, early Genesis, etc.) with the instrumental mastery of 70s arena rock (like Led Zeppelin, Queen, Allman Brothers, Doobie Brothers, Steve Miller Band, etc.). Add in his engineering and producing brilliance, along with his knack for technical innovation, Tom Scholz is an absolute genius.

[@neechee5150]

Here is something that Tom does not talk about because of his Titanic sized ego. When Boylan heard Toms tracks that he wanted to submit for the record, Boylan knew that the drum tracks and acoustic instrument tracks could not be used on the record because they were too amateurish. To remedy the problem, Boylan hired LA engineer Paul Grupp to go to Toms home studio to tutor Tom on how to properly record acoustic instruments as well as proper mic technique. Boylan then gave Tom a directive to re record all drum and acoustic instrument tracks using the skills and knowledge that Tom had gained from his tutoring.

[@toddalderson7050]

One of the more under-rated songs of all time. Vocals, Riff, beat.... Brilliant.

[@asdlkj9911]

I didn’t have a subwoofer in my car when I was teenager rockin out to this my car 35+ years ago, but I do now!! And this song still sounds incredible. Glad to see you guys appreciate such an incredible song and band.

[@toddellison5128]

Those "spaceships" on their albums covers/CD covers are guitars. Took me like 30 years to realize that. So the uniqueness of Boston is unmatched, mainly because of the the guy who started this all, Tom Scholz. Tom was going to MIT, he built a lot of his specialized instruments and musical gear himself, hence the uniqueness. Truly a genius. Still, my favorite band of all time, and this is my favorite song and it will be played at my funeral when it's time. 🙂

[@gregoryvlchek269]

As a life-long drummer, I can tell you that, as a teenager when the Boston debut album was released, THIS was THE song to learn and master note-for-note. It was an absolute BLAST to play and NEVER got old!

[@johnnie3Chords]

I know every note and lyric to every song on the first three Boston albums , what a great era for me 😁

[@andrewpetik2034]

The 1970s AM and FM radio airwaves were full of amazing music brought to us by an incredible variety of artists and groups ......Boston definitely among them. We could hardly change the channel without finding a GREAT song We were spoiled.

[@8DecadesLife]

That age was when music was fun. I was blessed to grow up in the 70s for sure.

[@stevedouglas1654]

I remember cranking this song in my car in high school 1985 ! 😎

[@Metalphysicalpodcast]

I was 8 when this came out in 1976 and I was lucky that my older sister had the radio on a lot. I grew up hearing this and it's still as good to me now as it was then.

[@tracy8508]

One of THE best classic songs. I still listen to Boston all the time! I’m 58.

[@grantg98]

Hard to believe they haven't heard this before. It's over 40 years old. But still a classic.

[@patrickgrant4804]

I was 14 when this came out, I remember it like it was yesterday. It changed the music world forever.

[@fero-458]

1979, Day On The Green #1 - Oakland Coliseum. You have no idea what this concert ...this memory ... means to me. The band, the friends, the weather, the place, the singing, the camaraderie around us ... and the man. Wish sometimes ... think about him sometimes ... I loved you Scott ... did you ever know that ... Thanks guys, I love how this song, this group, still makes me feel.

[@grandfathergeek]

Had this on 8 track in my 68 mustang in high school…..I didn’t realize how good I had it.

[@kevinlundgren1169]

Got to see BOSTON in concert 5 or 6 years ago , incredible show !!!

[@leslie8743]

My 1st concert was Boston at WSU in 1978. We were drenched afterwards and couldn't sleep... ❤ they killed it. RIP BRAD DELP

[@clare1061]

Imagine high school this song comes out cruising around in my 71 Thunderbird with my windows down and my radio crank

[@wendyb5528]

I grew up in the 70s. I remember so very well listening to these guys. I loved them from the start. We did many many many outdoor parties with this plugged into the car stereo and the trunk open to take advantage of the bass. lol lol Boston was honestly one of my absolute favourite bands then and now still. I have spent many many hours with my kids listening to this music. We go out in the pool in the summer and have the tunes blasting at us. They now recognize Boston as soon as the guitar riffs start. Very distinctive sound for sure. The vocals are perfect. Brad Delp, lead singer, had the most beautiful voice and sang effortlessly hitting those super high notes. I dont have any negative things to say about this band. Smokin was a fav along with Rock and Roll Band, and so many others I cannot begin to list them. I also dated a guy who looked very much like Brad. lol lol .Come to remember but he could sing too but not as good. Thank you for this reaction. Made my day of being sick in bed much more enjoyable to take a trip in my past. Amazing 🥰🤘🎵🎸🎹🍺🏕🌞💓💓🥰

[@DaveBeard24]

Boston - foreplay/long time Rock N Roll gem of legendary music 🤘🔉🔉🔉🔉🔊🔊🔊🔊🎼🎵🎶🎤🎸🎸🎸🎸🥁🪗💀⚡️🔉🔉🔉🔉🔊🔊🔊🤘🔥🔥🔥🔥💨💨💨💨💨💚💚💚

[@carrieroberts1031]

9th grader when this came out. After 47 years, I still get goosebumps when I hear Boston. Saw them 3 times and they were one-in-a-million band.

[@jamesdavison2927]

It is INCREDIBLE AND AWESOME watching people in general, and especially YOU kick ass folks , discovering this song ITS SO DAMN AMAZING ITS ONE OF THE INCRED THINGS MY DAD INTRODUCED ME TO THAT I WILL FOREVER BE GRATEFUL FOR "ITS BEEN SUCH A LONG TIME " AND that great Boston guitar / spaceship is a tattoo on my right arm IM SO VERY PROUD TO HAVE IT I MISS MY DAD SO DAMN MUCH!!!!! He's been gone 20 years now This song brings a part of him back to me EVERY DAMN TIME THANK YOU FOLKS FOR ROCKING OUT TO THIS GEM

[@davidphillips4476]

Every song on this album is an absolute banger!!!This is one of my favorite songs of all time. 1st song I play when I hit the highways on a road trip. LOL hellya air guitar!!!! That was fun!! , thanks.

[@jeffreyflint6286]

This came out when I was 17and a senior with an 88 oldsmobile and an 8 track in it. Loud and proud!🤟🤟🤪

[@johnrodrigues5974]

Lead singer Brad Delp was a rock ledgen. R.I.P.🙏🏻

[@keith6485]

I was not a huge Boston fan back in the day. But when this song got cranked up in our college dorm back in 1977, SHIT GOT REAL!!! What a great time to be alive, young, and lovin'.

[@APaganPerspective]

Boston and Dont Look Back.. Classics

[@christianbrasso8257]

BOSTON'S BEST TUNE AND ONE OF THE BEST OF THE AMAZING '70'S-AWESOME!

[@kellykent131]

I just discovered y’all’s channel. The first Boston album which this song comes from has hit after hit after hit on it. This song IS one of the most EPIC rock and roll songs of all time.

[@djs3484]

Im 64 and still blast this album on the BOSE system in my '17 GEN 6 ZL1 Camaro, this is almost a perfect album, not a bad song on it. I went to the concert for this album and it was beyond incredible, theyre so good they sound almost the same live as on the album. In the top 3 debut albums ever released IMO.

[@bplebanek]

In the 67 Ford wagon I bought from my parents with the new Cassette Player.....couldn;t believe what I was hearing! Bought the vinyl, too. Saw them live at Anaheim Stadium in 1976. Incredible. The concert was Rory Gallagher, Van Halen, Sammy Hagar ( the Red Rocker) and Boston. WHAT A SHOW! Tom Scholz, & Barry Goudreau on guitars Brad Delp on those Vocals (RIP)

[@bostonwhofan]

Boston's debut album is one of the rarest of the rare albums where there are no clunkers on it. Every song is amazing and every song still gets played in heavy rotation on Classic Rock FM radio stations to this very day. Many of the greatest air-guitar players in history learned their technique from this album!

[@jeffreywillis4258]

I still remember where I was and what I was wearing the day I first heard this song. I was 14 waiting on my dad to come out of the grocery store in the car and THIS came on the radio. I sat straight up in the car seat and turned it up, I knew right away it was a smash hit. Remember, by 1976 we had been exposed to GREAT rock music already, so something new getting attention like that from me was rare. Even by 14 I had been a guitarist for 6yrs. and could identify all the basic chords, as the progression was common. I was overjoyed by both the fact I could play this and it was spectacular.

[@ronditchen6664]

I remember buying this 8 track Of this great album wore it out and a couple weeks had to go out and buy another one the summer of 1976 what a great great year Lot of great music came out that year Enjoy your show Very much.

[@brianproctor411]

This could be your best reaction yet. Love you guys! Boston is unique, an absolute Unicorn in music.

[@suzanneprock7286]

Boston was on fire in the mid to late 70's, there was nothing like them after their debut album came out. This is a great party song, guys, with a keg of beer and a bonfire.

[@sandipage1471]

Saw Boston do this tune live ..plus foreplay ofcourse ..I was like 17 or 18 in Memphis Tennessee ..great time of my life ..

[@craigmarco8890]

Can't believe that you've never heard this music before ,,, You have just tasted greatness

[@maxpowergaming462]

Such a neat thing watching people listen to this for the first time. I have been listening to this song since I was 4 years old and my reaction is the exact same as your first time reaction! Such a fantastic song!

[@lorrireid8933]

I was listening to this on a plane as it was landing and the wheels hit the ground as Foreplay transitioned to Longtime and that 1st guitar note hit. Then the plane hit its brakes & we eased over to the gate to the music. Best landing ever!

[@ronnielopez3267]

The whole album is a masterpiece.

[@gandalf679]

I triple dog dare you to take a deep dive into Boston...especially the ones from the 70's...you won't be disappointed...I promise...Rock ON!!! brothers and sisters!!

[@German_1]

I bought this when it came out in '76. Wore out the record. Can't remember if I bought an 8 track or cassette for my car.. that was a "long time" ago !

[@alexsaucedo8032]

GREAT SONG OFF A FANTASTIC ALBUM. LOVE THIS JAM. GREAT GUITAR WORK. CRANK IT UP LOUD. THIS WHOLE ALBUM KICKS ASS. NOT ONE BAD SONG ON HERE. A SOLID FUCKIN 10 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@coreywickramasekera9968]

Suzie's look is ALWAYS ON POINT!!! Travis just seems like a great, cool 😎, down to earth 🌎 guy, someone I would definitely be friends with.

[@zurnie]

The first LP I ever bought. I was in awe of every track.

[@acripe9875]

Great spot on reaction!! Great song, great band!! The front of the cover is a guitar that looks like a space ship.

[@Kotic1959]

great reaction. Being 65 this is my jam grew up listening to the greatest music ever made and the awesome thing is I lived next to Detroit which was the epi center of rock and roll!!!

[@danw1955]

Man, I wore out 2 8-tracks and a LP album of this back when this hit the radio.😮 These were the golden boys of new rock at the time. Tom Shultz an MIT grad, essentially recorded the whole album in his basement, and added Brad Delp's vocals, and Sib Hashien's drum track later. It turned into one of the most memorable rock albums of all time!😄👍

[@Mainecoonlady.]

Last time I saw them was early 2000s. Great seats, 10th row center. Lights dim. Smoke appears on stage. Lights start twinkling. Then ceiling lights blind you as that spaceship lowers from the stage ceiling. Tom Scholz appears at keyboard with the guitar on his back, to play the intro. At the pause… he jumps on a rope and does a Tarzan over our heads. As he lands, confetti shoots out at us. Then swings guitar to front as Longtime starts. Brad Delps vocals reach out and grab your soul and Sib Hasian’s drums set that beat. My fav 70s band. Brad and Sib are gone now but I still have the original album and that first album is stunning. Thirteen hits…. Not one stinker. And 46 years later I know every word and every note to every song. Air guitar? Hell yeah🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@gatulamuasau7448]

I’m a fan thanks for your respect to your fans thanks stay in good spirits and best of health happy thanksgiving to y’all I’m thankful for being alive please enjoy for being alive life is a pleasant only come around once there is no second chance I from the old school keeps rolling n keep your feet on the ground stay in good spirits and and best of health happy thanksgiving take care n keep the faith

[@maryannturton9830]

My favorite Boston song is Let Me Take You Home Tonight!🎙🎶💋

[@gandalf679]

I was a teenager in the 70's when this band was rockin', saw them back then, right up on the barrier, weed flowing back and forth, Boston rockin' the house...I may be old, but I got to see all the really good bands...Rock ON!!!!

[@AdventuresBound]

You two cats have me rolling over here 😅I just stumbled on to you tonight instantly subscribed, Boston has been a huge part of my childhood , epic song , keep them coming

[@alexgil2024]

I saw them in concert, in San Antonio Tx... years ago...awesome show..

[@seeuatthepeak]

You guys reaction to Boston's Foreplay and Longtime was awesome! This is truly an rock classic. When this album first came out, that's what everybody at school was listening.

[@jaywacker8705]

I was in high school in 1976. Boston became our community's rock. Its so cool watching the youngsters learn what real rock is. Smokin a bowl and crankin the record player was heaven.

[@MrKellyDC]

We danced to that song every weekend… roller skated to it, cranked it after the football games… no one makes music like that anymore.

[@robertdoney6079]

Another great band in this class 38 special. You will love Hold on Loosely

[@deanfranklin4054]

I got to see them live on this tour. My first concert, I was 12 years old. Sammy Hager opened up and was an incredible night.

[@jackiegoodspeed1849]

Love this song on a warm summer or fall night, sitting by a campfire, hanging out with friends in the woods far away from adults.

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We had a live band at our wedding. This was the last song of the night... AND THEY NAILED IT! So good.