Boston Live at Giants Stadium 17-06-1979 (Improved sound)

I was 15 years old when the showcase of Discoteca, the record store on Calle San Bernardo in Gijón, caught my attention with a record by a new group called Boston. The motif, which had a kind of guitar-shaped spaceship that, along with other similar ones, was fleeing from a planet in destruction. At that time, I was writing a Science Fiction series together with my cousin Juan, which we later recorded on cassette tapes with special effects and music, and that cover looked promising. But not as much as what he achieved. Of course we included music from Boston in the series, it was part of the presentation, although most of that luxury went to Richard Wakeman whose The Seven Wives of Henry VIII album contained the powerful opening sound of each episode. And here I was hoping to find something like Vangelis or Jean Michel Jarre. Boston was a change in my musical understanding and taste, and a new benchmark, although for me it was impossible to reproduce live. We had extensive discussions about it in all fie