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WerkSpace
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 The band that wasn't... and they sold millions of records...
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=co_57iTPRv0[/youtube]
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paigan0
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Re: The band that wasn't... I love Boston, and the story of Boston. Tom Scholz is the patron saint of us who worship and create down in their Studio Basement of Rockitudes.
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earthgene
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Re: The band that wasn't... Yeah, the first two albums were pretty much air-guitared to on a tennis racket for most of my 6th grade year.
And even a few years after I got my first guitar. Tom Scholz, like guys like Jeff Beck and Roger Linn, just made their own path. A big inspiration.
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