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Encyclopedia > Third Stage (album)
Third Stage

Album cover

Album by Boston
Released October 1986
Recorded 1980-1986
Genre Rock
Length 36 min 40 sec
Record label MCA
Producer Tom Scholz
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Boston Chronology
Don't Look Back
(1978)
Third Stage
(1986)
Walk On
(1994)

Third Stage is the third album by hard rock band Boston released in October 1986 on MCA Records. The album was recorded at Tom Scholz' Hideaway Studio over a three-year period "between floods and power failures".


After winning a legal battle with CBS, Tom Scholz switched their recording label to MCA Records. The first track on this album, "Amanda", actually written in 1980, became the band's only #1 single. The track reached and stayed at #1 for two weeks in November 1986.


Track listing

  1. "Amanda" (Scholz) - 4:16
  2. "We're Ready" (Scholz) - 3:58
  3. "The Launch" (Scholz) - 2:55
  4. "Cool the Engines" (Scholz, F. Sheehan, Delp) - 4:24
  5. "My Destination" (Scholz) - 2:19
  6. "A New World" (Masdea) - 0:37
  7. "To be a Man" (Scholz) - 3:30
  8. "I Think I Like It" (Scholz, J. English) - 4:07
  9. "Can'tcha Say (You Believe in Me)" (G. Green, Scholz, Delp) - 5:13
  10. "Still in Love" (Scholz, Delp) - 7:14
  11. "Hollyann" (Scholz) - 5:09

Personnel

  • Brad Delp - vocals, harmony vocals
  • Tom Scholz - guitars, organs, drums
  • Jim Masdea - drums, percussion
  • Gary Phil - guitar

No orchestral sounds or synthesizers were used in the album.


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