Boston - Corporate America (2002)

“Corporate America” is the fifth studio album by American rock band Boston, released in 2002. Boston is back. Classic Rock of the 70s is now in the 2000s. But how does it sound? It sounds like Boston. Boston had a sound which made it unique to the 70s. People could tell a Boston song with their orchestral sweeping guitars. The only difference here is that the band is even more socially conscious. Songs are about corporate America, vegetarianism and generally saving the world.
This album featured the largest Boston lineup ever; returning members included Delp and Cosmo on guitar and lead vocals, Scholz on lead guitar and organ, and Gary Pihl on guitar, along with the new members: Anthony Cosmo (Fran Cosmo's son) on rhythm guitar, Jeff Neal on drums and Kimberley Dahme on bass and vocals. Dahme, Delp and Cosmo all contributed lead vocals to the album.

Tracklist:
01. "I Had a Good Time" - 4:15
02. "Stare Out Your Window" - 3:19
03. "Corporate America" - 4:37
04. "With You" - 3:28
05. "Someone" - 4:10
06. "Turn it Off" - 4:37
07. "Cryin'" A- 5:19
08. "Didn't Mean to Fall in Love" - 5:14
09. "You Gave Up on Love" - 4:22
10. "Livin' for You [Live]" - 5:07

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