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• Three decades ago, in the summer of 1976, there was a band and an album simply titled Boston. The 17 million-selling debut album and its 7 million-selling 1978 follow-up, Don’t Look Back, remain two of the most enigmatic case studies of the modern rock age. Unjustly denigrated as paragons of so-called “corporate rock,” they were in fact the same basement tapes that mastermind Tom Scholz submitted as demos. Their commercial release fooled corporate executives in one of rock’s great deceptions.
  Thirty years later, those master tapes have been digitally remastered – for the first time by Scholz himself – and the secrets of Boston and Don’t Look Back are made visible so that history can be reconsidered
  Nearly 25 million copies later, the irony of Boston being belittled by critics for the grandiosity of its production is a last la