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Boston - We Found It In The Trashcan, Honest! (Dragonfly Records Boss-1 Needledrop)(Remasters Workshop)

Track listing:
  1. Rock And Roll Band 2:58
  2. Life Isn't Easy (Something About You) 3:00
  3. More Than A Feeling 4:14
  4. Don't Be Afraid Of Love 3:50
  5. Peace Of Mind 4:55
  6. San Francisco Day (Hitch A Ride) 3:11

Notes


BOSTON
WE FOUND IT IN THE TRASHCAN, HONEST!
Remastered Edition

Restored from the LP on Dragonfly Records BOSS-1 (1978)

Lineage: My LP > 32-bit recording in Adobe Audition 1.5 > data CD > FLAC > you

Here is the famous album of Tom Scholz' home studio demos for the first Boston album, which won him a contract with Epic Records.
Declicked, denoised, pitch and phase corrected at Remasters Workshop, 2002.

I have often thought this was a recording from a stereo FM broadcast, because I swear I can hear what sounds like grainy FM reception and slight multipath in a few spots. And it has that smooth, tight compression that sounds like FM radio. There are also late fade-ins and early fade-outs, which would explain omitting the DJ talking. But I've never been able to come up with any documentation to support it.

Artwork is included.

Track listing:

1 Rock And Roll Band
2 Life Isn't Easy (Something About You)
3 More Than A Feeling
4 Don't Be Afraid Of Love
5 Peace Of Mind
6 San Francisco Day (Hitch A Ride)

Uploaded to Demonoid on May 4, 2009.

Enjoy!

Remasters Workshop
RMW 149

Restored from the LP on Dragonfly Records BOSS-1 (1978)

LP > 32-bit recording in Adobe Audition 1.5 > data CD

Here is the famous album of Tom Scholz' home studio demos for the first Boston album, which won him a contract with Epic Records.

Declicked, denoised, pitch and phase corrected at Remasters Workshop, 2002.

"I have often thought this was a recording from a stereo FM broadcast, because I swear I can hear what sounds like grainy FM reception and slight multipath in a few spots. And it has that smooth, tight compression that sounds like FM radio. There are also late fade-ins and early fade-outs, which would explain omitting the DJ talking. But I've never been able to come up with any documentation to support it."