Boston

Mark Dixon was hired to replace Brad Delp in 1981 but dismissed by Tom Scholz without receiving the pay he’d been promised.

Some of the Hall's most egregious omissions come from this era.

Struggles with his record label were ramping up, but it turns out that he had a solution.

Few albums reach the coveted 10-million sales mark. All of these are darn good.

Their debut album remains an all-time bestseller, but over the next four decades, they've released only five more LPs.

Get it together, Cleveland!

Scholz, the group's last original member, has shown little interest in performing since Boston's 2017 tour ended.

He might need to call for backup after this.

Nirvana's grunge anthem bore a resemblance to Boston's hit song - and Kurt Cobain knew it.

Without his soaring vocals, their first album might have been just a bunch of really cool guitar-focused demos from Tom Scholz.