You're welcome!Boston s/t reminds me of summer. To all you older guys driving around in your Cameros, blasting Boston out of your Jensen coaxial speakers back in the 70s, I say "thank you."
Yes, your welcome.Boston s/t reminds me of summer. To all you older guys driving around in your Cameros, blasting Boston out of your Jensen coaxial speakers back in the 70s, I say "thank you."
They were triaxials and it was a Caprice Classic.Boston s/t reminds me of summer. To all you older guys driving around in your Cameros, blasting Boston out of your Jensen coaxial speakers back in the 70s, I say "thank you."
Who cares, it's all flyover territory anyways.One is a city, one is a state...or a city. One is a half a city in a state it does not share the name of.
It could be a geography thread!
Regards
Mister Pig
Who cares, it's all flyover territory anyways.
Interesting. In my car it was go all the way music.Boston was "Go Faster" music in that car.
Mark Gosdin
77 Olds Cutlass, decent factory 8-track was all it had. Mom bought the car off the showroom floor, it had the biggest engine & best suspension that they offered.
Wow, you and the many need to do a lot more listening!I consider it as many do as one of the greatest guitar solos of all time.
What I mean by low tech is;
All of the recording and production of this album was done manually and often the sounds your hearing aren't necessarily "produced" they are literally created.
For example, the outro of the Hammond organ solo on hitch a ride finishes with a pitch modulation of the organ similar to a tonewheel of a modern keyboard.
The thing is, Hammond organs don't have a tonewheel and their wasn't pitch bending effects yet invented!
The effect was done by dragging his hand on the tape reel as he was simultaneously playing and recording the part!
Other things like guitar sounds were of his own creation.
I've got news for you...SNIP...(Ok, maybe that was a little snarky)
I like Boston and have owned three beetles.'73 VW beetle. See, I don't fit in with Boston fans at all.
You sure about that? I don't know for sure, I'm asking is that fact or a guess? I was told a lot of the first album was a Marshall. Into the second album he got more into designing rack gear and such. Who told me that was Tom.It was a guitar through all his effects pedals directly plugged into the mixing board. No amp was used.