I Need Your Love
Boston Lyrics

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Can't help this feeling
Can't help this feeling

I can't believe it's open for discussion
We've said our goodbyes
I've been a fool not to see the repercussions
You've had in my life
I'm at the point of no return

I've finally crossed the line
Don't want to stop and watch the bridges burn
'Cause I can't stand to see you stay behind

[Chorus]
I need your love
I want you every way
I need your love
Can't help this feeling coming back everyday

I stayed around hoping you'd discover
How much there was to lose
I spelled it out, I led you to the water
But you're too blind to choose
I gave it everything and more to make it
I've waited for so long
I saw the chance to run and had to take it
But something's missing and I know it's wrong

[Chorus]

I've passed the point of no return
And all the tears have dried
Don't want to stop and watch the bridges burn
'Cause I keep wishing I was on your side

I need your love
I want you every way
And I need your love
Can't help this feeling

[Chorus]

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Boston's "I Need Your Love" express a deep longing and desperation for love that the singer cannot help but feel. The opening lines "Can't help this feeling, can't help this feeling" emphasize the intense and uncontrollable nature of their emotions. They acknowledge that the situation is open for discussion, implying that there might be unresolved issues or a lack of clarity in their relationship.

The singer reflects on saying their goodbyes, indicating that they have previously parted ways. However, they now realize the consequences of their actions and admit that they were foolish not to see the impact that the other person had in their life. They have reached a point of no return where they have crossed a line and can no longer go back. They express a fear of watching the bridges burn and witnessing the other person stay behind, indicating that they don't want to see them move on without their love.

In the second verse, the singer describes how they have stayed around, hoping that the other person would realize the value of their relationship and what they stood to lose. They spell it out and lead them to the metaphorical water, but the other person remains blind to choose. The singer has given everything they could and more to make it work, but despite waiting for a long time, they feel something is missing and recognize that it's wrong.

The chorus repeats the plea for love, with the singer stating that they need the other person's love and want them in every way. They express that the feeling of needing them keeps coming back every day, emphasizing the intensity and persistence of their emotions. The lyrics highlight the singer's acceptance that they have passed the point of no return and that the tears have dried. They don't want to witness the bridges burn, implying a yearning to be on the other person's side.

Overall, "I Need Your Love" portrays the yearning and desperation of someone who realizes the importance of a past relationship and longs for it to be rekindled, despite the challenges and consequences they may face.

Line by Line Meaning

Can't help this feeling
I am unable to control this emotion

I can't believe it's open for discussion
I am surprised that this topic is up for debate

We've said our goodbyes
We have already bid farewell

I've been a fool not to see the repercussions
I have been foolish to not perceive the consequences

You've had in my life
You have made an impact on my life

I'm at the point of no return
I have reached a stage where there is no going back

I've finally crossed the line
I have finally violated a boundary

Don't want to stop and watch the bridges burn
I do not wish to witness the destruction of our connection

'Cause I can't stand to see you stay behind
Because I cannot bear to see you left behind

I need your love
I require your affection

I want you every way
I desire you in all aspects

I need your love
I require your affection

Can't help this feeling coming back everyday
I am unable to control this recurring emotion

I stayed around hoping you'd discover
I lingered, hoping you would realize

How much there was to lose
The extent of what could be lost

I spelled it out, I led you to the water
I clearly explained, I guided you towards the opportunity

But you're too blind to choose
But you are too unaware to make a decision

I gave it everything and more to make it
I exerted all efforts and even beyond to achieve success

I've waited for so long
I have waited for an extended period

I saw the chance to run and had to take it
I recognized the opportunity to escape and had to seize it

But something's missing and I know it's wrong
But something is absent, and I am aware it is incorrect

I've passed the point of no return
I have surpassed the stage where there is no going back

And all the tears have dried
And all the tears have ceased

Don't want to stop and watch the bridges burn
I do not wish to witness the destruction of our connection

'Cause I keep wishing I was on your side
Because I continually yearn to be on your side

I need your love
I require your affection

I want you every way
I desire you in all aspects

And I need your love
And I require your affection

Can't help this feeling
I am unable to control this emotion

I need your love
I require your affection

Can't help this feeling
I am unable to control this emotion

Lyrics © BMG Rights Management, Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: FRED C. SAMPSON, TOM SCHOLZ

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Comments from YouTube:

Brad Elliott

4y↑41

1976 ,, I was 13 years old and when I first heard More Than A Feeling it changed the way I listened to music ,, I was a monster hard rock fan and to me this was different ,,, more like a symphony ,, Im 57 now and Bostons first album is still one of the most listened too albums in my playlist ,, great band

CenRn Jones

Right!

Diego Emilio de Mileto Rodríguez

Oh yeah 😎⭐✌️

Juan Carlos Angulo Palacios

1976 ahhh!!.. I was born that nostalgic year. What a Year! The best year!...

Rosanna Boccafoschi

13y↑91

I'm 21 and I started listening to Boston a couple of weeks ago, today I can say I LOVE BOSTON. They're absolutely great.. I feel the magic when I listen to them.. <3

ManiMal

now you are 31 still listen? 🤣

Music 328

This be their 1994 comeback hit.

Lars Nielsen

Very glad to hear a young person likes old classic Rock Music. The Walk On album is one of their best!

Patriot Tex

@Geoff Holliday Triumph is great!

Patriot Tex

I'm 48 and have listened to this band for 32 years. It's real music made with real talent which is what causes those real feelings for their music. Welcome to the club. My favorite band of all time.

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Michelle D. Blauert

2y↑5

Boston daily brings my memories back to a time of open floor concerts , seeing them in the 1st row was EVERYTHING ! ❤️🥰🌟

Rebecca izzmee

Absolutely 💯!!!

Jose carrera

6y↑6

Simplemente sensacional, es terrible que en la actualidad, no exista nada cercano a tan buena música.

Chris Alfano

10y↑56

Glad there there is still support here from old school Boston fans. Most would love nothing more than for 'Walk On' to fall off the radar, but I'm here to tell you folks that it SHOULD be hailed as a worthy addition to the same classic rock pantheon as the self-titled debut and 'Don't Look Back'. If you like those albums but can't wrap your head around this one, you need to have your ears checked. Just sayin', folks. :)

Chris Alfano

@Patriot Tex Glad to hear it! Mine too.

Patriot Tex

2y↑1

I love this album. Sure Delp is missing, but the vocalists do a great job. It retains the Boston sound. I love the first tracks power, Living for You is a great ballad, and Walk On is a great jam. This is an album that still makes my rotation often.

robicenco1

A lot of people think that Walk On isn't a very good album, and I have to say I agree with them... but THIS SONG is a piece of genius. It's ridiculous to throw the baby out with the bathwater - anyone who overlooks this classic song because it was released on an otherwise average album is making a big mistake. Some songs make an album worth owning simply by being on it, and this is one of them.

Chris M.

7y↑3

I'm 57 and (like you) are an old school Boston fan. THIS album has always been one of my faves that's flown under the radar. I see them every time they hit the Indy area. Saw them last in '15 and '17. I get a kick out of every time they play tracks off this album and the rest of the crowd sits down looking confused. The Walk On medley is something to behold for those who love great Boston guitar rock.

John Daff

7y↑4

Chris Alfano well said Chris , better late than never .

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Gary K

4y↑4

One of the best Boston songs. Too bad it's not as well known.

Gary Thompson

7y↑30

Fran's vocals, especially the harmonies, on this tune are epic!

mark r. Devereux

EPIC as f**k

MrZedblade

3y↑6

This is actually the Boston album that I find myself listening to most often. Every song is amazing here. I remember I was in college in 1994 when I first popped the CD in my car on the way home from the record store. At first I was initially disappointed when the voice I heard wasn't Brad (I had no idea he wasn't on this album. We couldn't look those things up as easily as we can today.) However, by the time I heard Fran belt out the first chorus of this song I remember thinking, "Wow. Well whoever this guy is, he's really good." I was completely sold after the harmonies in the second chrous. Then I found that every single track on the album was a home run.

savedbyChrist08

2y↑1

My favorite Boston song. I especially love that 12 string acoustic guitar sound 😍

Nik Nik

12y↑5

I would've loved to have seen Boston live, I'm a huge fan...I would love to hear any concert experiences you guys have had!

Rowleyva

I went to see Boston playing at the outdoor Strawberry Hill Amphitheater in Richmond, VA in fall of 1995 I believe. Before the concert, I questioned if they would sound anywhere close to their original sound, and my friend felt the same way. But instead, we were treated to a magical performance in the mild autumn evening that did not disappoint us. Brad Delp was limited in the high range vocals by then, and explained before singing some classics, that vocalist Fran Cosmo would pick up the high notes. And the transition was near flawless. Instrumentals were near flawless, and the band did not disappoint us at all. Instead, we left highly impressed, an glad we got to finally see them. We often speak of that concert and the loss of Brad Delp.

garomell91

Saw them in 1995 or there abouts. It was a small arena in Omaha. Brad Delp and Tom Scholz were in top form! Scholz was just an absolute master with his instruments. Easily one of the best concerts I've been to!

Garrapaterorulez

10y↑9

Great album overall! I just bought the vinyl (it was pricey) and the sound is amazing, worth buying! \m/

MrMotorNerd

You just buy Boston Music , Cost is irrelevant !

Randall Goodson

7y↑15

boston was an inch away from being a metal band. awesome stuff. anyone else hear the double kick drums at the end?

Asafoetida Jones

2y↑1

Yeah some "classic rock" is accepted as true metal (sabbath, dio, rainbow), some proto metal (zep, purple, blue cheer) but less commonly acknowledged are later hard rock bands that veer in that direction. Thin lizzy is "hard rock" and maiden "metal" but their sounds are really close in some ways. Boston, boc and Journey fit in that area too, but their image, content, fanbase don't so it's kind of obscured.

Jim Pittman

4y↑1

Very melodic hard Rock with metal elements

Michael Davidson

5y↑5

I second that. Boston at times showed signs of being Power Metal, but never quite got to being a 100% Power Metal band. Can you imagine Boston being a Power Metal band like Helloween, GammaRay, or EdGuy?

Michael Curtis

4y↑2

Man, I remember this song. This album was played to death when I worked at Camelot Music during the summer of '94. Got sick of it being played but now, brings back a lot of memories.

Rich Beck

9y↑41

I remember the first time I heard this song. I was at Best Buy... back when they had headphones to "preview" selected CDs. Being a long time Boston fan, I didn't know exactly what to expect.... The blend of Tom's guitar and Cosmo's smooth vocals blew me away.

CJ

9y↑5

+Rich Beck oh wow, forgot all about those headphones for previews!! Awesome throwback

Under Doggo

2y↑1

I bought this on cassette back in '94. I played this song to death for about 3 months back then. It was great. Much respect to Fran Cosmo. But Brad (R.I.P.) could have done it better.

robicenco1

Walk On is a so-so album, in my opinion - but this song is a masterpiece. Incredible dynamics, melodies, musicianship, vocals, key changes. Honestly, I think it's the best Boston song since More Than A Feeling.

myancov

13y↑58

1994-1998 was a dark period for me... this album was a source of comfort in that time

David Phillips

For me too !!

doug farrer

Same here

Marky Diamond

4y↑5

@Maria Bernadete Ramos Moreira Amen to that!

Maria Bernadete Ramos Moreira

4y↑6

Bad times,good music and relief.This is the power of rock.

Ken Simmons

5y↑8

The best Boston album. This album still gives me chills when I listen to it. My favorite album of all time.

Billy Mueller

I bought this CD at age 22 when this came out it was my first Boston album and played the hell out of it that year... wish I had gotten it on vinyl

Ivan Navarro

4y↑2

UNA EXCELENTE BALADA MUSICAL DEL GRUPO BOSTON

Moon Stone

4y↑1

Music was an outlet for me growing up and Boston was one of those bands that lifted me up. im 56 and still listen to all their albums. lots of memories.

Bilhelm

4y↑4

Easily one of Boston's best songs ever, I can't get eNOUGH OF IT

jpryor

7y↑5

Same passion...emotion...phenomenal tunes from an amazing band...CLASSIC!!

Eva

5y↑10

this song still kills me................I love it 💯 years!!!!!!

One take adventures with Joel & Deb

Good jam

Tryceratops TV

8y↑12

I owned the "Walk On" CD for several months before I actually knew it was a Boston album! My room-mate at university gave me a box of his old CDs, several of them without cases - including this one. It was so badly scratched that only a couple of songs played properly, but fortunately this was one of them.

This was in 1998. CDs weren't immediately recognised by computers when you inserted them in those days... and I didn't own a computer anyway! I knew "More Than A Feeling" but no other Boston songs at the time, and even though now this song is instantly recognisable as a Boston album opener, it wasn't to me then. Still, I found out eventually.

My opinion hasn't changed in 17 years. "Walk On" is an OK album, but "I Need Your Love" is a glorious, timeless classic - probably one of the top three songs Boston ever recorded.

Randall Mockoski Jr

3y↑1

I love this song so much! It makes me remember when I first met my first love in California. I will never ever forget her.

Lorena Muffins

6y↑1

esto es un pedazo de tema desde que se hizo hasta el fin de la historia del planeta tierra. Sabéis por qué? porque siempre habrá gente que ame el rock y en si la buena música, ya sea pop,clásica,etc..... un beso a mis bostonnnnnnnn

Tinieblas (Historias de Terror y algo mas)

One of my favorite bands....ever! \m/

Dwayne Martin

5y↑2

Really great song.....love Fran Cosmo's voice!

John-Del

8y↑6

This album consistently rocks as hard or harder than any Boston album. Walk On is like Third Stage on steroids. Very similar in writing and performances, but just more meat (sorry for animal reference), potatoes, and chock full of crunchy rock goodness. Strange thing about this album is the louder it's played, the more guitars seem to appear in that orgy of Rockman sound. Two nits to pick: Brad should have agree to sing on this. I can't believe his schedule with RTZ would preclude him from spending a couple of weeks with Tom (I'm sure there were other reasons). The second is those God awful "drums". I could have done better with a Casio keyboard. Lastly, I'm not really into lyrics - it's the music that moves me - but some of these tracks are so good they demand better lyrics, particularly Surrender To Me and What's Your Name.

I hope some day DeCarlo gets to re-record this album along with a real drum track.

Duran ACE Patterson

i didnt know there were computers in 324 BC

raindance74

Tom saw a chance to get back at Barry Goudreau (Delps brother in law) after the lawsuit in 1980 hence why Fran Cosmo was included. As far as teh drum machines, it's anyones guess but in a recent interview Tom said it's easier to lay them down.

Alexander The Great

@***** That's null and void as that isn't 100% proof. On top of that, you didn't even supply a specific page.

Alexander The Great

@***** Do you have sheer proof that you can post here that he did all of those things? I'd take a gander that you can't prove it. We'll see, though.

Alexander The Great

@***** I disagree with you.

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The Salty Dog

7y↑7

Could be my favorite Boston song. The guitars, the wall of vocals... It's heresy to say but maybe better than More Than a Feeling.

Mark Godde

3y↑1

The tour that followed this in 2004 with Fran and Brad was absolutely incredible!!!

Michael Roberts

You’re right, it is heresy. I really like Fran too, but man, cmon, Brad is the best singer, period.

Murf Kuhls

I agree. Fran did one hell of a job on this album. Not taking anything away from Brad. He was great too. Kinda wish Fran would've made a few more albums.

carrie lynn Barfield

6y↑1

exactly

michelle cox

3y↑2

Holy shit ! I am 57 Boston was one of my favorite bands. I Never knew they released a 4th and 5th album until just this minute 2021, what a treat for me ! But this isn't Brad Delp singing that puts me off a bit

Patrick Conroy

Im just now discovering the later albums. Good stuff

Michaela Stoklasová

5y↑6

This music rips the heart out of the body.

Wilfred Arocho

3y↑1

Love Boston, always will \m/

en t

4y↑2

This is my most favourite at Boston !

1groovygreg

4y↑2

A standout track from Boston.

robert k adams

4y↑2

This is truly the classic Boston sound I knew in HS back in 1976 but still great in the 90s and even now

Matthew Allen

9y↑28

Tom Scholz is one of rock's great musical minds. He has a degree from MIT to boot!

Brent Dozier

6y↑5

For some reason this song has been in my head for a week. Very good album, ONLY critique would be the drums sound synthetic at times.

Mazloom e Karbala

In the year 1976 I was 5 years old, this song came to my way around 1986 since then I fall in love with these unseen artist. I never seen them performing but love them a lot.

Martinez David

7y↑3

David Sikes did a great job on the vocals!

Jimmy Gross

5y↑3

I just bought Boston's Greatest Hits album yesterday and I listened to entire CD last night

57truckz

12y

It doesn't get any better than this!!! Just Awesome!!

max colvard

Boston is the best! Keep Rocking Guys!

MANUEL ESCALA

7y↑30

You can hear the guitar miles away from where you are and you know is Boston .

Thomas Borgebäck

3y↑1

heartbreak and jolly cola. This album is underated as hell!

Evan B

3y↑1

Gary Pihl is a very talented and generous person. Such an honor to know him.

Jose Enrique Agutaya

5y↑23

I need your love and What's your name? are my favorites from Boston's Walk On album.

Alain Arenas Carballo

Super 80's that songs
I LOVE this álbum madly

Ezoangelofdeath

mine to

Tao | Way | Camino

I'm surprised that you don't like the Walk On medley.

Wilfred Arocho

4y↑1

I need your love, Higher Power, Amanda and many more....love this great band!

Daniel Burns

8y↑3

this song only went to #51 on the pop charts in 1994!!!

David McCain

5y↑2

Ladies and gents, Tom on rhythm guitar and Sammy Hagar's own Gary Pihl on lead. What a track!

Denise Hedden

6y↑1

Great song keep em coming loves

Bill A

9y↑20

I saw Boston when their second album came out...the guy playing before them was Sammy Hagar.. it was general admission. I remember a bald 50 something guy with a Boston shirt on standing and cheering..now I'm 59 and can see what he heard to be great rock.TIMELESS!

Greg E

Gary Pihl was playing for Sammy Hagar then, then over the Boston for Third Stage and ever after

Joe Lowry

@David Heisel Man we could ROCK..... And Still CAN!!!!!

David Heisel

6y↑2

50 something guys rule!!

Craigerz21

Bill A I

Nevin Thomas

9y↑5

@Bill A Awesome story. I am 51 and just saw Boston for the fourth time Aug 1st 2015 in Phoenix. Dennis DeYoung of Styx opened. What a great night and seeing all of us old farts and so many 20 and 30 yr olds let me know the sound of Boston is timeless

Mark Holmes

8y↑57

We can't keep any vintage Boston LPs in our store for more than a few days, with good reason.

Nick Tempest

7y↑3

MASTERPIECE...POINT!!!!

Patrick Roach

13y↑1

one of my favorite boston songs, this song, higher power, and everything off their first album is all my favorite lol

Billy Mueller

this song has the most beautiful guitar tone

Wilfredo Morell

8y↑4

Love this song and many more from them....

SprheroNinja

12y↑3

I absolutly love boston im 15 i love classic rock boston used to b my dads favorite band and now their my favorite band tom scholz is a amazing and absolute great song writer and a kick A guiar player(even though Gary phil plays the solo in this song) and its a shame Brad Delp died cause that would hav been awesome!!!!!

Gary K

5y↑1

This is ridiculously epic.

slushpuppie

Best Boston album!!!

Capri

13y↑1

That opening guitar is BLISTERING!!

Casey Bradburn

9y↑14

love boston love this song

Andy Ford

I never listened to any Boston after Third Stage. Until now. I was curious what they sounded like at "this" stage, with no Brad. Its very weird. The instrumentation is reminiscent of some Scorpions and the vocals are maybe some Skid Row.
Not a bad song, actually, but it doesn't sound "Boston-y" because Brad was as much a part of that classic sound as Tom was.
It would be like listening to Rush with no Geddy, Queen with no Freddie, Iron Maiden with no Bruce. You can appreciate it in isolation, but less so as a representation of those bands' well known sound.

Paola Valentino

Fantastic song

Jon Dinan

2y↑1

Check out the Live version of this song.
Brad Delp rejoined the band after thie album was released and toured with Fran. Both singers on this tune is Awesome.

Ivan Navarro

TOMMY SCHOLL UN GRAN GUITARRISTA DE TODOS LOS TIEMPO

George Anderson

Never thought I'd say this but this song is better than More Than A Feeling from the first album.

Jose Enrique Agutaya

6y↑1

Two of the standout tunes from Walk On album of Boston the other is What's your no matter what people say about the latter song.

lamminilla

3y↑2

If this was released maybe in the late 80s would've fit better in the music industry at the time

Den Dedert

12y↑2

Saw them on this tour (with Brad), I they were amazing!!!!!!!!

bolskyrocks

12y

Boston Rocks!! The lead singer of MASS should sing for them!!!

Ezoangelofdeath

4y↑1

I'm sorry guys, I got respect for Boston and their place in history, but musically and band wise, this is far and away their most mature and consistent album, I find Cosmo a far better vocalist then Delp, I actually found Delp light years better singing for RTZ, from the moment Scholz guitar kicks in on this song, you know it's a Boston track, only this ups the ante, every song on this disc is killer, my opinion it's just a far superior album, from the production, to the writing, to the talent, but what do I know?

Greg E

5y↑5

Fran Cosmo is excellent on this album

Brian Murphy

10y↑7

I saw them on tour at the Riverport Amphitheater around 1996. B.B.E.! (Best Band Ever)! St. Louis

Edward Brandenburg

Great song

Lyndon Cartman

7y↑1

I errally love this song. I know it wasnt Brad Delp. Even if it wasnt a Boston album, it would be a great album nonetheless.

Joey Brown

12y

twistedwish20: Boston live Madison Square Garden. I was only 16 years old. Im 49 now. The memories of that concert stick with me to this day. And i've been to literally a1000 plus shows now. The sound was so full and unreal for those days. I cant put into words what they were like then and even now (post brad delp).

Misty Rickett

I love Boston

Mark Hubbard

what a song this is every ex girlfriend..family probs says it all..what a song love it

Mike Lauretti

9y↑19

Their best song along with Cantcha Say You Believe In Me...

Jason Barbush

check out jjcreator.blogspot.com

Tigerguy 101

7y↑3

Mike L true, but neither of those songs can beat more than a feeling

Jeffrey Eustaquio

4y↑2

Wow! I Need your love, What's your name and Livin for you is my favorite track

Lewis Haines

I need your love is their greatest song to date. Lew Haines 🎼☕️🦀👊🦅🇺🇸🙏

Voiceinthewoods

i remember when this come out one year after i graduated from high school.

mark r. Devereux

This has become my all-time top track from. BOSTON. As the song fades out you feel the rush. Damn TOM SHOLTZ is a master how does it do it ? It's like he sticks a knife into yourheart and twists it at will. Oh that 12 stringl

savedbyChrist08

2y↑1

The 12 string is the best part of this song. I love it.

Julie Wortham

9y↑4

Shopping around in Wal-Greens when I heard this on their music intercom. I knew it was Boston.....had never heard it. Love it :)

celecia

6y↑14

My senior year. 1996. I was young. I was pretty. Everything was at my fingertips

Brother Firetribe

4y↑1

like if being pretty matters beyond getting sex

Jos v Gorkum

5y↑2

@TheDrunkHamster I was about to say the same. If your heart is honest, you are pretty to most of us.

Galen Marek

5y↑1

Freshman year for me. I loved this album when it came out, also listened to 3rd stage on a remestered golden CD that year too. Listening to this is more than nostalgic.

TheDrunkHamster

5y↑1

You still are!

Rare Form

Love them , it's over produced !

Wanda Ivette

9y↑2

Gracias por dedicarmela corazon...=)

ᛖᛊᚳ

Perfection

Felipe de Jesus Monge Andrades

Que gañote tan arrecho tenia Brad Deph lástima que se nos halla suicidado R.I.P

Jason Barbush

5y↑1

Boston only had 6 albums. quality is about quantity.

Dr. Finnegan

8y↑6

Brad Delp on his best, great singer. RIP Man :(

NextSongs4God

I’d have to say the new singer was on the money for Boston vocals....

ThadoS

Brad Delp also sings on that album "Orion the Hunter"

Dr. Finnegan

@dettigs
I 'll check it out, thanks!

dettigs

8y↑1

+Elbrusbase brad and fran do sound similar for sure........check out a song by "orion the hunter" "so you ran" which fran sings lead on. you might like it!!!

The Film Lodge

8y↑3

+Elbrusbase Fran Cosmo

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Chris Greenwood

6y↑10

Listening to Tom Scholz is a passport to heaven!

Murf Kuhls

Most beautiful album

Awakened Won

5y↑4

Wrong...Repenting and taking up your cross is.

Lewis Haines

2y↑1

I listen to this song at least once a day

Just listen to these words

Lew Haines

Lyndon Waga

2y↑1

I just heard this song today. I like it...i only knew one Boston song, it's AMANDA. then i listen to their songs just this day. I like it... Im 45 y.o. anyway.

mayu ishi

10y↑1

I'm looking forward to
coming to JAPAN〜！
I LOVE BOSTON〜〜！！

patrick P

12y↑1

was supposed to see them in Feb.'78 and a ice storm cancelled the show and I never got to see 1 of my alltime favorite bands. i still have the memories of cruisin' the local strip, windows down, Boston on the cassette player, 6x9 Jensen Tri-Axe speakers and a 7 band equalizer/booster, we didnt know what a woofer was, and a amp was what you plugged your guitar into, preferably a Marshall stack

bluebo1212

9y↑5

Tom Scholz tried to out-think himself by making his albums from "Third Stage" on too polished and sterile. Most of Boston's later material was too whiny, saying "I love you" way too often, with sudden synthesizer disruptions where there should be guitar riffs. The beauty of "Boston" and "Don't Look Back" was they had an edge and flowed with every beat to become classic rock albums that have withstood the test of time.

Tommy L. Day and the Runaways

8y↑4

You can never say "I love you" too often. We don't say it enough these days as it is.

Brash Sassy

9y↑2

They alwats had it .... their own sound etc .... always from the guitars, the organs space age sound. nOT another band sounds like them , they rule classic rock. TY bluebo