Young Opera Singer Reacts To Boston - More Than A Feeling

Aaliyah Capili
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Published 2024-07-06
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All Comments (21)
  • @williamreiser3118
    One of the very best singers of all time beautiful I love everything Boston did with him RIP Brad Delp
  • @Alex-xq5jx
    He was definitely a one in a million voice. That range was 💥🎶
  • @tbmike23
    The band Boston was one MIT student.who had an idea of what a rock band should sound like, set up a studio in his home, and began recording all the parts, then one day he stumbles on a man with this voice, and the rest is history. What amazes me about his upper register, is when he taps into it, the electric guitar comes in for the pre-chorus, and I genuinely have a difficult time telling his voice apart from the guitar.
  • @konowd
    Delp could sing like a bird, the first Boston album is as close to a perfect record as you’re ever gonna get. Rest easy Brad, wish you were here
  • @jamiemacdonald436
    The drummer Sib Hashian who passed in 2017 was the father-in-law to Dwayne The Rock Johnson.
  • @lamplighter2085
    This absolute timeless classic album was released in 1976. It's sounds just as good to me now as it did when I was a kid in 1976!
  • @rogerdodger6025
    In many ways Boston was the Tom Scholz show but he was extremely fortunate to have Brad Delp as a vocalist. I couldn't imagine anyone else singing those songs. He hit those high notes with effortless ease. That is truly talent.
  • @CJReaper666
    This whole album was written and recorded by Tom Scholz (The guy in the silver jump suit with the gold guitar) in the basement of his Boston apartment building in 1974/75 which was unheard of back then. He also built a lot of his own recording equipment (He was an engineer at Polaroid) and helped to make home recording what it is today with some of the gear he designed. The fact that he got these kinds of sounds in a basement with home-made gear in the mid 70s is incredible. And he wrote great songs on top of it (He played all the guitar and bass parts along with the organ, the guy is crazy talented). Your reaction to Brad's high notes was awesome, great job as always!
  • @jimgeminelli6308
    The look on your face when Brad Delp started hitting the high notes - I started to cry. A child of the '80s, I've been a lifelong Boston fan, and I've always appreciated his vocal talents. I was saddened when that voice was silenced so young in the 2000s... To see how you react to Brad Delp's gift makes me so happy, thank you!
  • @LennyG44
    Perfect voice on an absolutely perfect album.
  • @stevenewcomer8837
    Brad Delp sang ALL vocals on the Boston albums that he performed on. That’s all lead, all backing, and all harmonies. 💯% Brad Delp!
  • @matthewgoodA1206
    I think you had a totally fitting reaction to Brad Delp’s singing- you clearly grasped the significance of his astonishing high notes. It’s been said he had a genuine four octave vocal range. I wouldn’t quite know myself, but I do know one thing. These still have to be some of the greatest high notes ever hit in rock.