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I Boston sono una famosa band hard rock che ha ottenuto dei grandi successi nel corso degli anni settanta e ottanta.La formazione era formata da Brad Delp alla voce, Tom Scholz e Barry Goudreau alle chitarre, Frank Sheehan al basso e John Hashian alla batteria.Il loro primo album "BOSTON" fu un grandissimo successo che porto' la band in vetta alle classifiche per molto tempo grazie a singoli come la famosissima "MORE THAN A FEELING","LONG TIME" e "PEACE OF MIND".
Dopo questo promettente debutto i Boston riescono a ripetersi con un album come,"DONT LOOK BACK" che conferma il successo del primo...
The Boston Post was a Canadian alternative band originally comprised of Scott Moffatt, Shawn Everett, and Jon Gant. They formed in 2002 after meeting in Bragg Creek, Alberta, through family friends. Shortly after releasing their would-be lone EP in 2003 (titled 'It's 99PM'), the band enlisted Neal Gupta as a full-time bassist, after previously filling in during studio sessions. Living out of their tour van, and playing almost exclusively for beer and gas money, the band traveled Canada thoroughly. Rifts started to show as Neal was given the boot, and after a few temporary replacements (and a modest accompanying second...
Boston Tea Party is a psychedelic 60's band. In spite of the name, these guys were from Burbank, California. Originally formed in 1963, they started out as a surf outfit, but by the mid-'60s had decided to follow popular trends, reinventing themselves as a psych band.
Featuring a lineup of brothers Rob (keyboards) and Richard (bass) DePerna, singer Travis Fields, drummer David Novogroski and guitarist Mike Stevens, the group debuted with the 1967 single "Words" b/w "Spinach". Originally released by the small Big Boss label, the single was promptly reissued by Gene Autry's Challenge Records. A pair of follow-ups also...
Ripping Boston HC for fans of DEATHWISH, NEGATIVE FX, DYS, Early OUT COLD- Members of ANXIETY, SOCIAL CIRCKLE, MIND ERASER, NO TOLERANCE, RIVAL MOB, FAILURES, PEACEBREAKERS .
