Supertramp - Lover Boy (1977) | REACTION
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ต.ค. 2024
- Part 2 of our Saturday Triple Play is this classic track from the Even In The Quietest Moments album.
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Thankyou. Great song by Rick. Great instrumentation by the others. Roger sublime on the lead guitar.
The guitar and the "Nanaa nanananaaaa" drives me to tears everytime
So glad to see you reacting to this song - This one has been waaaay under appreciated for 40+ years ! I've always loved this one !!!
One of the best for sure!
Awesome song!
I think your the only one that has played a "reaction" video to this song. One of my favorites and kind of has a special meaning. My 1st roommate (1978-1980) after graduating college. He graduated the same year but served in Vietnam. So 6 years older. We both got jobs at the same company from college interviews.
This song fits him to a tee. He was greying but more of a silver 2 tone. The girls at college called him, Marlboro Man, Ken, Plastic Head. He would turn his shoulders instead of just turning his head so he wouldn't mess up his hair. Other than working his only other interest was picking up woman. I asked him one night where he was going and he mentioned a town over a half hour away. I asked where, why? He said all the local girls had been with him or knew about him. Thus new grazing land.
He actually had a decent personality and who am I to criticize his lifestyle. I met the love of my life using one of his tips at a bar.
This is the reason I love this song. Im 26 years old, from Argentina. And I cant believe how good this song represents that "loverboy". Thanks for sharing!
............"He's gptta have a good time in the city....'When you hear that come in, it makes you feel like like you are a special person because you know this song
RESPECT! Bonnie and Lover Boy are the most dynamic songs !
That is the thing about Supertramp. Of course, when they first came out, there wasn't an internet. I had to go to a library and look through index cards to locate info about them. On their Crime of the Century album, every one of the eight songs were dynamic. It isn't like Roger had to go over to one of the lessor three stooges to show them how to play his song.
A prerequisite for timeless music is great percussion. Rick was a great percussionist until he scooted over to drum on the piano. His first instrument to play as a youngster was the organ which he had to fake. Nobody ever questions how proficient Rick was playing the harmonica. He is explosive no matter what instrument he plays.
My favorite Supertramp album and my favorite song from the album. I was just out of high school and life was just beginning.
One of my all time favorite albums! I remember running out to buy it when it was released (junior year of high school) and couldn't wait to get back to the house to listen to it - Love this track, and even have a perpetually dedicated song to my wife on this album - "Downstream" - Awesome stuff! Thanks for reacting to this one !!
So good to see you enjoy the music! ❤
Greetings from Germany, im a 16 y/o who just discovered the band❤
Thanks, David! Your comment just made me realize, I discovered Supertramp when I was 16, too! 1974…Crime Of The Century. What a great band.
Wie geil! Du entdeckst eine Band, deren drei ersten Alben zu den großartigsten der Popgeschichte gehören.
I was 19 when this came out and bought it at the record co I worked at. They played a few on fM radio then but I bought it. And when the mind wobbled as a young mans often does Lover Boy gave you some not so nice ideas in the city. And we all knew guys like that. I think there was a book, "How to pick up chicks and score w/girls" or something like that. In a way that is what the song is about. Ahem, "He used to have a problem but he got it fixed..." Yeah. Captured a piece in time.
The ending of Lover Boy blew my mind when I first heard it. The sound is phenomenal.
When they throw the brakes on in order to change the tempo they crunch up the music masterfully.
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He was a little whine-ee...but then he got him some hein-ee. And he had a good time in the city.