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Latest NewsBoston Hyper Space Tour

Have you ever wondered how the unearthly sounds that you hear on a BOSTON album actually happen? See for yourself this summer at a live show on BOSTON's Hyper Space Tour!  Always a huge crowd pleaser with their high-energy stage show, other-worldly sound, and exceptional musicianship, BOSTON prides itself on performing a totally live show, delivering an extraordinary experience.

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  • 2017 Tour

    The trucks are getting loaded up!
    Visit the tour section for the latest updates to show dates and venues. This information will be updated often as dates are confirmed.

    Special offers such as advance presale tickets and fan meet and greets will be announced in our community.
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  • Concert Photos

    You have front row and center seats get your all access photos of Boston.
    Unprecedented ALL ACCESS photos take you close-up to all the action on stage and backstage.
    Our photo library spans from the 2016-2008 Tours.
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  • Unprecedented Access

    You have front row and center seats get your all access photos of Boston.
    All of our photographs are printed on archival quality paper with your option to frame and print sizes up to 30" X 45".

    Choose from a large selection of prints, books, albums, greeting cards, specialty items and memorabilia.
    All orders are shipped directly from the printer within 24-48 hours.
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Sound & Vision Review of Tom Scholz' Remasters

May 6, 2006

Mike Mettler, ebony porn Sound & Vision:

"You've never heard Boston and Don't Look Back like this before. These remasters show just how far ahead of his time Tom Scholz was (and still is) -- they're two of the best-sounding CDs I've ever listened to. Run, don't walk (and don't look back!), and go buy these two classic discs immediately. Your ears will be glad you did."

Tom Scholz:

"I spent about 50 minutes alone just on "More Than a Feeling." What a difference! The bass on the intro is indeed much fuller. Brad's vocals are also much fuller, and even wider in scope. On previous CD versions, it's almost like he's singing through water. The difference is quite noticeable when he sings "away" at the 0:40 mark, and especially "away - hey" @2:26. The drums are punchier (you can feel the kick right in the gut), and cymbal and stickwork are crisper.

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