Boston - More Than A Feeling Foreplay Long Time
Review by Fernando Almeida
The album More Than A Feeling Foreplay Long Time by Boston is a classic rock masterpiece that showcases the band's incredible talent and songwriting skills. From the iconic opening track "More Than A Feeling" to the epic "Foreplay/Long Time," every song on this album is a gem that still resonates with fans today.
The album features the soaring vocals of lead singer Brad Delp, the intricate guitar work of Tom Scholz, and the tight rhythm section of bassist Fran Sheehan and drummer Sib Hashian. Together, they create a sound that is both powerful and melodic, with catchy hooks and memorable choruses that stick in your head long after the music has stopped.
One of the standout tracks on the album is "Peace of Mind," a song that speaks to the struggles of everyday life and the need for inner peace. With its infectious guitar riff and uplifting lyrics, it's a song that has become a staple of classic rock radio and has inspired generations of fans.
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Download
Filename: boston-more-than-a-feeling-foreplay-long-time.rar- MP3 size: 13.2 mb
- FLAC size: 104.2 mb
Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| Foreplay / Long Time | 7:48 | |
| More Than A Feeling | 4:45 |
Video
Boston - More Than a Feeling (Official Video)
Images
Catalog Numbers
34K 02355Labels
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Formats
- CD
- Single
- Mini
Companies
| Role | Company |
|---|---|
| Phonographic Copyright (p) | CBS Records Inc. |
| Manufactured By | DADC |
Credits
| Role | Credit |
|---|---|
| Producer | John Boylan, Tom Scholz |
| Written-By | T. Scholz |
Notes
- A Great Eastern Gramophone Production
- From BOSTON 34188
Barcodes
Barcode: 0 7464 - 02355 - 0About Boston
Hard / arena rock band from Boston, Massachusetts, USA, formed in 1976. The band gained commercial success during the mid & late 1970's.
Current members:
lead and rhythm guitar, bass, keyboards, percussion, backing vocals (1976present)
rhythm and lead guitar, keyboards, backing vocals (1985present)
drums, percussion, harmonica, backing vocals (19941997, 2012present)
drums, percussion, backing vocals (2002present)
lead vocals, keyboards, percussion (2008present)
bass guitar, backing vocals (2012present)
keyboards, guitar and vocals (2002, 2012, 2015present)
Former members:
lead vocals, rhythm guitar, keyboards, percussion (19761989, 19942007; his death)
drums, percussion, keyboards (1976, 19831988)
bass (19761983)
drums, percussion, backing vocals (19761983; died 2017)
guitars, backing vocals (19761981)
vocals, bass, keyboards (19871999)
drums, percussion, keyboards, backing vocals (19871994)
lead vocals, guitar (19932006)
(also known as Anton Cosmo) guitar, backing vocals, songwriter (19972006)
drums (20012002)
drums (2002)
lead vocals, rhythm guitar (20082011)
guitar, vocals (20122014)
bass, guitar, vocals (20012014)
Name Vars
- Boston '87
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Members
- Tom Scholz
- Curly Smith
- Brad Delp
- Gary Pihl
- Anthony Cosmo
- Fran Cosmo
- Beth Cohen
- Sib Hashian
- Barry Goudreau
- Fran Sheehan
- Jim Masdea
- Tracy Ferrie
- David Victor
- Jeff Neal
- Tommy DeCarlo
Summary by Fernando Almeida
Comments
I remember when I heard this song...a school band played it live at a college fest...India...and they sounded like the album...which I heard later on..I mean it was man...that guitar...vocals...I didn't think music could be possible like this...those indian kids god knows where they are now ..Boston...music like it should be I guess...
I am thinking is a one Best solo guitar
Kenny weisenburger and I wore out the Boston album!!
Never be duplicated
I have several memories of this song. One of them was when driving the entire Capital Beltway, my husband at the time for the first time. We were with some friends of mine Tammy and Bobbie. This song came on and we were just blasting it.
Great times jammin to this!!!!
An epic, unforgettable theme of all time... with an exceptional vocalist...
immediately takes me right back to 1976 when I first heard it on the radio...
Where's is the song before guitar solo????
Dude is killing me on the bass.?. Must have seen Tony Montana before stepping out on the stage.
Tremendous vocals, shredding lead guitar, complex arrangements, huge hooks and melodies, ultra high production quality...am I forgetting anything?
If you were a long haired metal head in the 80's, you were still allowed to love Boston.
Turn on some music to start my day.. I remwmber those times down to my early 30's
I have their CD in my car and, man, is it beautiful.
Oh brilliant tune thanks . I live in France now .
I remember being on holiday in America driving through motor city and listening to this . Dad's friend who lived there lent us a Lincoln continental convertable me my dad mum and bro . All gone now but for a young lad from London it was something else i really loved America went loads of times in the 70s and was treated like royalty .
A masterpiece
Mordę na filling
A classic than i don't forguet forever all life ?
What a shame a man with his talent kills himself. What a waste of life.
There will never be another Brad - what a voice!
I was only 10 years old when I heard this song and it wasn’t Boston. It was Ingram Hill and I was very disappointed when I heard Boston’s version because I had the song by Ingram Hill. Boston’s version is soooooo much better than the cover!
