Supertramp - Just Another Nervous Wreck - Live France '86
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- Live performance of Supertramp without Roger Hodgson in the tour for their album 'Brother Where You Bound'. Extracted from a interview of Sygma TV. A slightly better version than the previous.
Song: Just Another Nervous Wreck
Artist: Supertramp
Original Album: Breakfast in America
Composers: Rick Davies/Roger Hodgson (but actually we know that Rick wrote it alone)
If the end of this song doesn't get you pumped up, then you're not human
This is my favorite Supertramp song. It's so deep and true for my experience of life so far.
Best song from breakfast in america in my opinion. I love every song from the album but this song has such a deep feeling that it brings which no other song from that album brings. Masterpiece
@@phillippitawanakwat3330 exactly... a masterpiece, a great song.
The most underrated song of all time. So freaking powerful !!
Such an underrated gem. By far my favorite song.
Absolutely agree.
Superb keyboard and guitar sad tone to fit the lyrics.
Plus ONE! Great music AND great lyrics
Second best song of his after Oh Darlin. Rest of his stuff is shite
@@TheAlistairDick So, shit is better than everything on this planet, included you.
@@lextratherese7277 Strange comment
A lot of great Supertramp songs but this is still my favorite. Distinct, incredible guitar sound
Bob Siebenberg, great drummer!!!
Jeez, when i 1st heard "Breakfast in America", i played this song on a loop for about 10 hours, but Supertramp have so many gr8 songs, my favourite is "The meaning" from crisis what crisis, its just Fantastic.
My god, the lyrics from their songs are brilliant. Here he is, his life a total mess and he comes up with “while in the mirror, she admires a brand new dress” to fully capture that desperate feeling. Just one of many, many great lines from them.
When roger left the heart was torn out of this band, Rick is and was great, still a great band but never the same,
Indeed, Supertramp lost 50% of its magic when Roger left the band. But I think the same happened to Roger. I also saw Roger last year, was the best show I've seen, and I had the awesome opportunity to meet him on the backstage. But it's not the same thing when isn't Rick playing Child of Vision piano solos, or when Roger isn't playing the final solo of Goodbye Stranger. Both of them complete Supertramp. They together almost reaches perfection. The remaining comes from the other guys :D
roger on tour ? he lost 15% of its magic without supertramp, but supertramp lost 80% of its magic without roger ! roger plays all year long in big places all around the world with his band and big orchestra ! juste magical and genius
I agree. Hodgson's solo versions can't touch the originals. Shame about his personal war against Rick Davies & Supertramp. That's been a bummer for many Supertramp fans. I admire Rick Davies for trying to keep Supertramp alive for the fans, but of course it's never been the same without Hodgson. At least Pink Floyd finally got over their differences and did something for their fans. It would have been nice to see Hodgson & Davies do the same.
@@steelyman08 Actually, Roger and Rick tried to reunite in 1993 and Roger offered himself, in 2010, to play in the last Supertramp tour. It's known that they worked in the studio in 1993 for some time, but he always had big problems with Rick's wife, Sue Davies, which is also Supertramp's manager. Basically that's the reason why a reunion never occurred.
@@danilosupertramp Too much hearsay as well. The truth is between the two of them and only Hodgson tends to continually air his grievances. Davies is a quieter sort of fellow. They've wronged one another more than once. Makes you wonder why they can't simply fix it for the fans (and one another)? Almost 40 years now. They should both set a better example. End of story.
Very true. I always found it cool that the Davies songs were more guitar heavy and the Hodgson songs highlighted Rick's keyboards. They were all never the same after they split.
It is a shame Hodgson and Davies cannot bury the hatchet and do an album and tour for the fans that made them in the 1970s. And then one day one dies and all is lost forever and for what purpose - the egos and brownie points and copyrights and money?
So true mate, well said
Tsnore For a long time, I thought Rick's song Cannonball was about Roger, the lyrics are very pointed toward someone. But apparently it was about some less-than-stellar manager.
It's a shame, really. To this day, Roger still doesn't like it when they play his songs, which made up a lot of their greatest hits (though this is personally my favourite song from Breakfast In America, that's why I'm here). I took a listen to the band's last album from 2002...eh, the new vocalist is not the same.
Spot on. I will say it's mainly Hodgson who's kept the crap flying, but apparently, according to Hodgson, Rick Davies broke some "verbal agreement" they made when Hodgson left. Even if that's true ~ it's been almost 40 years!! "Give A Little Bit" back to the fans who made you, guys!
@@TurquoiseStar17 From Crime of the Century through Famous Last Words - some of the best music of its generation. The concert I saw in May 1979 is still etched in my memory.
Great concert rendition of the most underrated song from an all-time great classic album.
The guy with black jacket and mullets is Marty Walsh, and the guy with green shirt is Carl Verheyen
I have loved this group since my teenage years. I got to see Supertramp with Rick in 2009 . I saw Roger in concert in 2013. I have to say Supertramp concert was the much better concert . I enjoyed it so much, I bought tickets for the 02 London gig this year again, but it has been cancelled to Rick's ill health. Love Roger, but Supertramp's gig wins hands down for me.Get well soon Rick x
+yvieuk I agree 100% Roger thinks he IS Supertramp but the truth is, they sound better than he does by himself.
I must confess that I prefer Rick's equalization
I’m on team Davies!
Great Version! They shouldve played this a lot more of the BIA tour in '79
This song came out the summer of my graduation. "79". But is most meaningful in the context of me going to jail in "86" for handing a gram of cocaine off to a friend who then got caught with it. I kept my mouth shut and paid the price. I never ratted the source; yet it has followed me for my entire life. "Live on the 2nd floor now, they're trying to bust the door down." And they did.
Thank you.
Great song! It was my lucky song... And I hope so also for tomorrow!
Vídeo fantástico, música fantástica,Wurlitizer fantástico. Melhoras Rick, ainda tenho que te ver ao vivo! =)
Obrigado pelo vídeo
+KingArthur13 Asi es muy buena rola
Marty Walsh (guitarist) is awesome.
Une belle époque 💖🤗Super beau moment
God bless England 🙏
Yeah... Breakfast time.
One of my favourites :D
Boa desenterrada parceiro...Supertramp é muito bom.
Critics,.... haters ,,.. Sorry Roger, rick's song is my favorite stramsong righ now ,..tDDBBB
For me, Gone Hollywood is my favourite. And I love From now on, Downstream, Rudy and many others by Rick. His songs were not so commercial or instant hits as Roger ones, but are perfect crafted songs.
I don't know why, but the world is composed by Rick's and Roger's, and the other rest of deaf people.
Supertramp eterno
also among the greatest bands when they play live-- from the BREAKFAST IN AMERICA album, a song of alienation and case of a stiff middle finger, during their first tour without their pivotal band member Roger Hodgson
Or in the 1983 tour. I'd like to see Roger playing the guitar on this song :)
emocionado
Say what you want, but they were an absolutely FEROCIOUS band on that first tour without Roger. What a lineup! Both Carl Verheyen and Marty Walsh on guitars, Scott Page playing the second saxophone, Mark Hart already proving that he was a good vocal counterpart for Rick.
Excelente canción... lastima el audio
Who opened for Supertramp on the French leg of this tour? Noticed a group helping w/ the chorus backing vocals. Might've been them back to cameo for this song
The intro sounds like "Tenth Avenue Breakdown"...
Is there more of this show Broadcast anywhere?
As far as I know, there's only a video of Goodbye Stranger somewhere on TH-cam. These songs were part of an interview with the band, but the video with the interview was deleted a few years ago.
I enjoy Ricks songs more on the Breakfast in America album.
where u got this concert? :O :O :O
This might be the greatest song ever written! Lol
so according to what I have read this whole "rift" started when Roger took acid and Rick wouldn't so like a petulant child Roger got miffed at Rick, then to further enhance both of their childishness Rick got mad because Roger wanted raise his family away from the city in the mountains, where he built a house so Rick got mad about that what a load of shit, so almost 30 years now and we can't get these 2 to amend their differences for the people who made them rich and famous US WTF is the world coming to when to guys in their 60's can't get along..sort of like CCR.
Actually that was only a part (a small part) of the problem. The bigger part of the problem is that Roger doesn't like Sue Davies (Rick's wife) and he never accepted her management and almost total control of the band, as she does since the end of 70's until nowadays. It was one of the requests he made to Rick in order to rejoin Supertramp in 2010, and, obviously, Rick refused.
lslv57 lol nobody made them.. they made incredible music. youre lucky to have heard it
anyone knows where I can find this concert?
It was taken from an interview by a French TV. As far as I know, there are only this song and Goodbye Stranger in the shot.
You can find the full audio of the show as bootleg. But not with a poor audio quality.
You guys with your note to note perfect thing... It's a live concert and not a cover band, supposed to be some improv.
The guitarist should be note for note perfect. Too many people know this song for him not to be!
I prefer the original members... Not this people with coloured jacket and beautiful hair
Nesse show o SUPERTRAMP não podia tocar nenhuma música que Roger Hodgson cantava era um acordo entre ele e Rick.
Verdade. Mas essa bela música foi composta pelo Rick e o Roger, nesse caso, não fez falta pois o solo de guitarra ficou maravilhoso.
Supertramp só mesmo com Roger Hodgson .
Pity Roger left. His songs were superior to Rick's. Only album where Rick's songs were as good as Roger's was Breakfast In America album. Rest of his songs were rubbish
lol
Poor you, Only listens to Hodgson's whiny songs...
@@testicuslargus6477 Poor you. Listening to Rick's boring R&B shite
Crime of the Century is widely acknowledged as one of their best songs (eclipsed have it on #1, and the rest of the top ten are Roger songs, so they're not biased towards him), and there's good reason why Bloody Well Right, Rudy, Another Man's Woman and From Now On were always popular live numbers. Asylum & Brother Where You Bound feature some of the most arresting vocal performances I've ever heard.
@balazsernhaft8337 No. Rick's songs are tired R&B rubbish. There would have been no success without Roger's songwriting ability