Album
Boston / Don't Look Back
1987 · Rock
Rare pressing on Gatefold

Boston / Don't Look Back is a Rock album by Boston, originally released in 1987. On Gatefold: 11 pressings tracked.
About
Though it was impossible for them to top the excellence of their eponymous debut, Boston expounded on their signature sound with their sophomore effort, <i>Don’t Look Back</i>. Group mastermind Tom Scholz later complained that Epic forced the band to release the album before it was ready, but that’s just Scholz’s inner perfectionist talking. <i>Don’t Look Back</i> may be a little less muscular and a little less gilded than its predecessor, but “Used to Bad News,” “It’s Easy,” and “Feelin’ Satisfied” can easily stand next to the immortal hits of the first album. Boston’s recipe fell midway between the crafted pop of Electric Light Orchestra and the snarling riffs of Aerosmith, which made them the consummate ‘70s rock outfit. Though nothing here quite tops the solid-gold standard of the debut, there is something of a sequel to “More Than a Feeling” in “Don’t Look Back,” a glorious merger of Scholz’s searing guitar and Brad Delp’s soaring vocals.
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Tracklist
- 1Don't Look Back6:00
- 2The Journey1:44
- 3It's Easy4:24
- 4A Man I'll Never Be6:36
- 5Feelin' Satisfied4:11
- 6Party4:06
- 7Used to Bad News2:56
- 8Don't Be Afraid3:48
Sound DNA
- Rock
- Classic Rock
- polished
- anthemic
- cinematic
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Barry GoudreauBAND , LEAD GUITAR, RHYTHM GUITAR
- Brad DelpBAND , LEAD VOCALS, HARMONY VOCALS, GUITAR , RHYTHM GUITAR, PERCUSSION
- Fran SheehanBAND , BASS
- Sib HashianBAND , DRUMS, PERCUSSION
- Tom ScholzBAND , LEAD GUITAR, RHYTHM GUITAR, ACOUSTIC GUITAR, GUITAR , BASS, ORGAN, CLAVINET, PERCUSSION
Rare pressing on Gatefold · 11 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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