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The Star Spangled Banner was a new song included on the Boston Greatest Hits album released in 1997.

Barry Goudreau sued Tom Scholz because he believed that Scholz ruined his solo career. This suggests that Scholz may have taken actions or made decisions that negatively impacted Goudreau's ability to pursue a successful solo music career. However, without further information, it is difficult to determine the specific details or reasons behind this claim.

The subject of the Boston song "Peace of Mind" is achieving goals. This can be inferred from the lyrics of the song which talk about the importance of pursuing one's dreams, staying focused, and not letting obstacles get in the way. The song encourages listeners to strive for success and find peace of mind through the accomplishment of their goals.

The correct answer is "Gonna Hitch A Ride." This is the name of the official Boston fan club website. The other options, "Fly Out In Space," "All Over Boston," and "Bostonamania," do not refer to the official fan club website.

The original name of the band that later became "Boston" was Mother's Milk.

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Gary Pihl recommended that David Sikes audition for Boston's 1987 tour.

Brad Delp was working at Mr. Coffee when he was first hired to be in the band Boston.

Barry Goudreau, ex-Boston guitarist, was at the Rock & Roll Fantasy Camp during the summer of 2006.

Sib Hashian replaced Jim Masdea on drums prior to the release of Boston's first album.

Tom Scholz of Boston produced The Power Soak as the first device with his research company.

Jeffrey Neal is the correct answer because he is a Boston musician who also teaches high school social studies. The other options, Gary Pihl, Brad Delp, and Fran Cosmos, are not known for being high school social studies teachers.

Fran Cosmos and Anthony Cosmos are father and son. This can be inferred from the fact that they tour together with Boston. It is common for family members, especially fathers and sons, to tour together in the music industry. Therefore, the correct answer is Father/Son.

The lyric "What's It Take To See" is a line from the Boston song "Walk On". This line suggests a sense of frustration or confusion, as the speaker is questioning what it will take for someone to understand or realize something.

The correct answer is Orion The Hunter. This album was released in 1984 and featured Brad Delp as the lead vocalist. During his hiatus from the band Boston, Delp collaborated with former Boston guitarist Barry Goudreau on this project.

The correct answer is "Someone." This song from Boston's "Corporate America" album begins with the lyrics "If you won't even say my name."

Tom Scholz of Boston named the recording studio in his basement "Foxglove Studio".

Curly Smith joined Boston in the 1990's. This can be inferred from the question which asks during which decade Smith joined the band. Since the 1990's is the only option given that falls within a decade, it must be the correct answer.

Barry Goudreau, the ex-Boston guitarist, studied Geology in college. This suggests that he pursued a degree or course related to the study of the Earth's physical structure, composition, and history. Geology is a field that involves the examination of rocks, minerals, fossils, and other geological features. It is interesting to note that despite his success in the music industry, Goudreau chose to study a completely different subject during his college years.

In 2006, Boston placed 63rd on VH1's 100 Greatest Artists of Hard Rock countdown.

Tom Scholz set up a foundation to support animal rights and domestic violence causes. This means that he established an organization to provide assistance and resources to advocate for the well-being and protection of animals, as well as to address and combat domestic violence issues.

The correct answer is "Who's Gonna Save Us Now?" This line is from the title track of Boston's "Corporate America" album. It suggests a theme of questioning and concern about who will come to the rescue or provide solutions in the face of the problems and challenges presented in the album.

In 1987, Doug Huffman was hired to fill the position of a Singing Drummer in the band Boston. This means that he was responsible for both playing the drums and providing vocals for the band. Singing drummers are a unique and valuable addition to a band, as they can contribute both rhythm and vocals to the overall sound. Doug Huffman's hiring as a Singing Drummer in Boston showcases his versatility and talent in both playing the drums and singing.

Curly Smith, the drummer of Boston, released his solo album titled "Cool Blue Cosmic Gem" in 2001. This album showcases his musical talent and creativity as a solo artist, exploring a cool and cosmic sound. The title suggests a blend of soothing and ethereal music, creating a gem-like experience for the listeners.

Jim Masdea has worked in the bakery and yachting industries during the years since he left Boston. This suggests that he has gained experience and expertise in these fields, possibly working in a bakery or owning a bakery business. Additionally, his involvement in yachting indicates that he may have worked as a sailor or been involved in the operation and maintenance of yachts.

The correct answer is 16. This means that on Boston's "Greatest Hits" album, there are a total of 16 songs.

The correct answer is 21. This means that the Greatest Hits album was released 21 years after Boston's 1st album.

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Tom Scholz discovered Boston drummer, Jeff Neal at a Maine ski resort.

Fran Sheehan began playing gigs with his father at the age of 5.