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From: Ron Kuper <"eng130 %BOSTONU.bitnet"@WISCVM.ARPA>
Newsgroups: net.music
Subject: Boston
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Date: Thu, 1-Nov-84 11:52:57 EST
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Posted: Thu Nov  1 11:52:57 1984
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  I can't say that Boston can be classified in the Twisted Sister
category.  From what past history I've heard of Boston (someone
correct me if they know better), the original tapes for the 1st
Boston album were recorded around 1969 and just mouldered around
Tom Scholtz's basement for some years until they finally made
their debut album.  Imagine if that stuff had been put on vinyy
in 1969-- that's pretty earth-shatterring stuff for that time...
Anyway, even if that semi-legendary tidbit isn't true, the fact
still remains that Tom Scholtz is generally accepted to be a
technical genius.  Ask anyone who has played an electric guitar
through his "RockMan" gadget...
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