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 Bruce Springsteen's Born To Run was a big story in rock 'n' roll circles in 1975, but after Springsteen appeared on simultaneous October 27 covers of both Time and Newsweek, it became a media story... |
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BostonMore Than A Feeling |
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 Both in its time and for a long time after, Boston's debut album was the biggest one in pop music history. Boston's sound--an imposing mix of high-tech, multi-layered instrumental sheen (courtesy of guitarist-producer Scholz) and soaring vocals (courtesy of Brad Delp)--helped define the term "arena rock." Ironically, that stadium-ready sound was crafted by Scholz, an MIT engineer/inventor in a homemade, basement recording studio. Go figure.(T. Scholz); Produced by John Boylan and Tom Scholz, A Great Eastern Gramophone Production; Tom Scholz, lead and rhythm guitar, acoustic guitar, special effects guitar, bass, organ, clavinet, percussion; Brad Delp, lead and background vocals, acoustic 12-string, rhythm guitar; Fran Sheehan, bass; Sib Hashian, drums and percussion; Rec. 1976. From Boston, Epic PE 34188; P 1976 Sony Music Entertainment Inc.;  |
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