Peace of Mind (Boston song)

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"Peace of Mind"
Single by Boston
from the album Boston
Released August 25, 1976
Format 12" Vinyl
Recorded April 1976
Genre Hard rock
Length 5:02 (album version) / 3:38 (single version)
Label Epic
Writer(s) Tom Scholz
Producer John Boylan, Tom Scholz
Boston singles chronology
"Foreplay/Long Time"
(1977)
"Peace of Mind"
(1977)
"Don't Look Back"
(1978)

"Peace of Mind" is a song by Boston from their debut 1976 self-titled album. It was released the next year as the third and final single from the album. As a single, the song peaked at #38 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in 1977.[1] The song is largely a commentary on the growing materialism of the Baby Boomer generation as they entered the workforce, and the band's rejection of this materialism.[citation needed]

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[edit] Personnel

[edit] Appearances

  • "Peace of Mind" is a downloadable track in the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 releases of the video game Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock, as well as the video game Rock Band, both as master tracks. However, many of the guitar and vocal harmonies heard throughout the song have been removed from both games for some unknown reasons.

[edit] Covers

  • "Peace of Mind" was covered by Stryper on their 2009 Murder by Pride album. Tom Scholz also played guitar on it.
  • The song was covered by the Canadian group Moxy Früvous, with some amendment of lyrics.[2]

[edit] References


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