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Basically hit after hit. one of my fav
Boston
how can someone listen to this album and not get a raging boner of epicness?
I'm now listening to the self-titled debut album of the band Boston. It opens with "More than a feeling" and it's one of the more recognizable songs for people of my generation. It's been played a thousand times on a thousand different classic rock stations throughout my life. Two for Tuesday! Rocktober! Or whatever gimmicky way to sell classic rock to the public. It was very effective, I've met many people who jumped on the classic rock bandwagon and never left. This might sound better if I had not heard all of these songs many times before. I should say it "sounds" very good and the music is very cleanly produced like a lot of music of the time. It's a giant of an album in the classic rock cannon. But I've heard it too many times over the years to really appreciate how great it was at the time. Too bad.
Sunday late 70s chart rock
The album is more than just More Than A Feeling. At least that's what I thought while listening to it. Later on I didn't remember anything about it apart from that hit song. It's good but very repeatable to the point where tge songs blended together into one constant stream of music.
Ultimate dad rock. Great harmonies. Sounds like the 70s!
Didn't really like
Unbridled classic Rock. Brilliant
Surprised that I knew a lot of the songs. Good old school rock all around
A debut with almost all the hits, great songs and moments
Easily one of the best classic rock albums.
Instant 5 star album, this is a quintessential classic rock album. One of the fastest selling debut albums of all time, the first three tracks are instantly recognizable to anyone, they are true classic rock classics. The vocals and instruments, notably the guitars, are so FIRE. Tom Scholz is a musical genius, recording a lot of these tracks in his own basement. This album is a special one and if I could rate it higher than 5 stars I would.
An amazing album, enjoyed every single bit of it!
Fantastic album, borderline progressive Rock to RockNRoll. Top of the heap in the late 70s
They are fine, it is just hard to tell if I am listening to Journey, Foreigner, or Boston.
Stellar album great tracks, great riffs, unique sound. Awesome
Bom demais meu deus. E a página da wikipedia vale a pena ler.
It's Boston. It all sounded very much like Boston, in a very Boston kind of way.
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Some classic 70s rocking, can start sounding a bit samey, but the last rack is a really good change of pace and has a good feeling of finality for the album.
Great album, it's like the epitome of Classic rock. B side is a bit weaker but A side is banging
Ganska gött sound, men det största problemet att musiken är oironiskt. Tänker främst på låten Rock'n'Roll Band.
Idk what I can say about this. One of my favorite albums of all time. Incredible guitar work from Tom Scholz, incredible vocals from Brad Delp, incredible drumming, God I love this album so much
NICE!!! Another 5/7, perfect score!!!
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Good cheesy rock. Some good tunes but cheesy and probably not my cup of my tea as an album as a whole
Already knew more than a feeling but the whole album is great
Very vanilla
I didn't think that I was super familiar with Boston before today but it turns out they are the soundtrack to every movie ever set in the 70's. Enjoyable listen.
70’er pop/rock, kor, fængende
More than a Feeling put me in a really good mood. I then lost a bit of interest as the album progressed.
Again, not my kind of genre, I'm trying to keep an open mind with rock leaning albums but yeah...
Has some great hits, the rest is kind of filler, overall enjoyable album
Classic. Road trip wind-blowing-in-your-hair type stuff. Standout tracks: Foreplay / Long Time Rock & Roll Band Smokin' Hitch a Ride
Closer to a 3.5. Can be a little basic sometimes, but plenty of super enjoyable pop songs. Reminds me a bit of early Steeley Dan
Good but a little boring for me. I did like some songs tho
I've heard more than a feeling a million times but never checked them out. this was fucking cool, melodies for weeks and good mix of rockin and softin'. 4/5.
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This album is fun! Can see where the darkness got their inspiration.
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