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... Went to see Boston at Redrocks in Denver. All I can say is Brad took the heart & soul of the band with him when he passed away. I find it hard to think that the band has a long future without Brad. Just like the lyrics go, " Some things in the past are better left behind ", I think that's what the band should do. Tommy D. sounds great as well as Sweet but I don't believe that they can capture lightning in a bottle like the past. Brad will be sorely missed! |
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Vicki
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... In August of 2008 I will be going to my first Boston concert.To me it will be bittersweet.I have always loved Boston and to me they'll never be another voice like Brad Delp's!!!!I only wish I could have met him,God rest his soul. |
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Buddy
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... We still think about you.....especially during and after the latest concert. See you again soon!! |
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Fazley
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... After receiving the sad news I am shattered.Part of my life is gone forever.How can I ever imagine the world of music with out Brad.My life is not going to be the same anymore.I visited USA in 2005 ,wanted to watch Brad with Boston but dissapointed and came back heavy hearted.Played "Don't look back" Video a million times.Brad lives true music.Sympathy for Brad's Family. Fazley from Bangladesh. |
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Joyce Cohen
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... I as many of Brad's fans are problably remembering it would be his birthday this June12,2008.I hope people all over will listen to his music and remember the messages in the songs. I was fortuante to see and hear Brad perform with Boston and Beatlejuice,the very 2 favorite groups for me of all times.My thoughts are with all who loved Brad as a person and performer as i did. |
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Gail Winter L.
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... I was attending Boston U in '76 when a friend of mine was running a record shop in the dorm and told everyone to "buy this album", it's a local group and it's great! I remember that one moment I saw the album cover. Strange how I remember that, but Boston has always been one of my top favorite bands since then. Brad's voice was unmistakable and at 50 yrs old, I'm still a big fan and still morning the loss of that great voice..... |
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Michael Tyndall
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... I was 10 years old when I herd Brad Delp and the band Boston for the first time and I was hooked. I have had many many life experiances with there music and even now @41. The greates rock and roll singer of all time is Brad Delp and will always be his voice may be imatated but will never be duplicated like I said hes was the greatest.My son who is 15 jams on Boston so 32 years later Brad and Boston are still hooking fans. God bless you Brad and rest in peace from the Tyndall family |
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Roy of California
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... What a sad day of mourning. I will miss Brad for so many years to come. I have watched at a (Day on the Green) watching Boston perform across the Bay in Oakland,Ca. Where my friends and I sat in the front of the stage(general admission concert)and were in awe just feeling so proud to see these giants of "rock & Roll" as we "termed" it at that time in 1977. I did also catch(lucky huh) a drumstick from Sib Hashian that day, which I still have. Wow Brad "you will be missed dearly". Sincerely Roy of the Bay Area California. I still sing the songs, and when it comes on the local station..........it does get cranked up. Memory's are what we live for, and Brad you will be remembered. |
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Blaine Rincon
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... When I was 15 I got more first stereo and the first cassette I ever bought was Don't Look Back. I had heard it on a guys 8 track and thought the guy singing was absolutely phenomenal. I soon became the ultimate fan that I could be at 15, hell I even lived in a town called Boston! (Boston, Ga.) All I know is when I was a teenager I wanted to be Brad Delp, to sing with that kind of clarity and range, to wow the audiences with sheer vocal artistry. I never got the chance to hear him live in concert, but his vocals are what got me thru my teens and still live on today. I was devastated to hear the news of his death last year. You'll always be remembered. RIP Brad |
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david geldart
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... Boston is my favorite band.... My father used to go see them at the cape cod coliseum and i was lucky enough to hear of them through him. Brad i miss you even though i didnt get to know you. I hope you now understand the that your voice has brought me so many great times both with my family and my friends. I hope you are above us all enjoying your ride through the rest of eternity cant wait to see you there. |
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bwalk
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... one of the most beautiful voices in rock. just listening to "My Destination" the sheer vocal power is incredible. RIP Brad |
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Rick kotowski
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... To grow up in Cambridge in the 70's and to see the rise of Boston... Thank you brad and your family we will always love you . |
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X GYPSY
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... The first time I heard the first 2 albums, it blew me away with such brilliant vocal harmonies, massive guitar melodies & superb songs. Brad influenced me no end even though I could not get anywhere near the notes he did, he was a true legend, an unsung hero & a beautiful human being, good night & god bless my friend...X Gypsy. |
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Elizabeth L.
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... Boston has always been my favorite band. Brad Delp had the most amazing voice and everytime I heard it it would take me back to my teenage years which were the best! It will never be the same without you Brad, but I'll never quit being a Boston fan and loving their music. God bless you and keep you. |
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irene
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... Brad was such an amazing singer, no one can compare. Boston has always been one of my favorite rock bands. Their song Higher Power is such an inspirational song, I'm a recovering alcoholic and the song has such deep meaning. I'll miss him soooooooooooo much. I send my deepest sympathy to his family. God Bless. |
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chris b
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... Sigh, what to say. I will never stop listening to your music Brad and the way your music can take me away to that far way peaceful place. You will live on FOREVER in my mind. RIP |
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Steve S.
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... I just saw the Beatle Juice documentary, what a great tribute to a great man. Pamela said it best "Bradely is a reason to believe in miracles" A common theme is that Brad had a way of touching those close to him as well as virtual strangers is a very personal way. |
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P Lindsay
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... I truly miss your wonderful voice. Boston will never be the same without your incredible vocals. You were a fantastic part of a fantastic band. I hope that you are no longer in pain. I have always considered Boston to be my most favorite band ~ and is still true today. I made it a point to go to a Boston concert each time they came around - and I was never disappointed. Concerts from now on will be different that's for sure. God bless you and your family left behind. |
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Lisa W.
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... Every year, Boston has been different for me. It's possible, that it's easier to relate to the people you understand the best, and to the hours and minutes it takes, and to what the art is going to be about. Brad Delp had a great voice. |
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