This demo tape contained a guitar riff and melody, but no lyrics yet. At the time, Tom Schultz was recording a demo tape of the song in his home studio. “More than a feeling” was composed during the period before BOSTON’s debut. We will look at how “More than a feeling” was born, the appeal of the song, and the artists who influenced it. The song epitomizes the unique blend of hard rock and pop sounds that characterize BOSTON’s music. BOSTON debut, “More than a feeling”īOSTON’s ‘More than a feeling’, the opening track from their debut album Boston, released in 1976, has been used in numerous movies, TV shows and commercials, and has been loved by generations. The band members seemed to have been assembled for a live act. Scholz played all instruments except Brad Delp’s vocals.
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At that time, a CBS representative who listened to the demo tape is said to have evaluated it as “the most wonderful work among all existing (rock music) works”.Īlbum production was spent faithfully reproducing Scholz’s demo tapes, which had a high degree of perfection, in professional studio quality. After graduating, while working as an engineer, he used his knowledge of electrical engineering to build a multi-recording studio in his apartment.Īnd the demo tape that he made almost alone was recognized by CBS Records and became his debut. Of course, the university is the famous Massachusetts Institute of Technology, MIT. He started playing the piano at the age of 7 and taught himself the guitar while in college. Boston = Tom Scholz It’s no exaggeration to say that almost all of Boston’s early songs were produced by him. When you think of Boston, Tom Scholz immediately comes to mind. If it’s a strange sentence, please read it while laughing. CAUTION! This sentence is posted as it is translated by Google Translate.
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