1) More than a Feeling: Easily the most recognizable of the album and a wonderful riff/solo. A great rock anthem of the 70's. Vocals of Delp are outstanding.
2) Peace of Mind: Amazing song overall. Great sound, beat, and easily on my top 25 best solos list.
3) Foreplay/Long Time: Foreplay was written in 1969 by Tom. Even released in 76', that piece was still ahead of its time! Long Time is a great song with a killer solo near the end and finishing with an amazing modified chorus.
4) Rock n' Roll Band: The first Boston song I ever learned to play and hear! Amazing song, love the lyrics of the verses. Short but simple song.
5) My favorite, Smokin'!: Written by Tom and Co-Written by Delp, Smokin' has one of the best rocking keyboard/synthesizer solos in rock and roll! Those vocals at the end are astonishing. Great tune to groove to, great song.
6) Hitch a Ride: In my opinion, this is one of the top 3 dueling guitar solos I've ever heard, easily. Very smooth feel in the B flat key. This 1:30 long solo builds intensity and ends smoothly. If you're a guitar player, definitely grab a friend to play this with.
7) Something About You: Most underrated Boston song! Love the beginning riff and the vocals in the beginning. Also, great chord progressions. For some reason, I love that simple ending with the drums.
8) Let me Take You Home Tonight: 2 words - perfect closer! Written by Delp, this song has a great feel and some inspirational lyrics and a very cool effect/sound in the beginning. Key changes at the end give this song the perfect closer for a perfect album.
Overall: Tom was a perfectionist. From 1969 to 1976, Foreplay to backup harmonies, Tom kept changing the songs to give them the best sound possible. Due to his perfectionism, this album sold 17 million records, and is still selling almost 40 years later. Especially recording most of this with his own equipment in his own basement, Tom absolutely created either a runner up for top 10 albums of all time, or is part of every list. If you haven't yet seen them live and love the album, I suggest you get tickets to see them, even though Brad sadly passed. I also recommend the Don't Look Back album, and maybe even purchasing the Third Stage. 10/10 album.