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- And we are back with some Breakfast in America.... sorry, i just wanted to say that. Thank you to our patron Robin S for the request to go back to this album. "The Logical Song" has been my most replayed song in the past month after first hearing it on here. An absolute earworm if i've ever heard one. And now we arrive here...
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• Goodbye Stranger (2010...
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“Child of Vision” biggest killer on this 10 star album
really underappreciated line in that song-
"so you feel your life has become a catastrophe -it has to be-for you to grow, boy "
So, so true. I guess that matches up with what I say in the end :)
Can’t wait til you get to “Child of Vision”, the real hidden gem on this album, epic IMO.
soon enough! :D
Every song on this album is SUPURB! Can’t wait for you to do this one so HURRY UUUP!!! 🤘😎🤘
1979 was an epic year for music, with Supertramp at the top of there game.
In 1979, I remember "Get the Knack," (by the Knack), ELO's "Discovery," the Eagles "The Long Run," the Cars "Candy-O," Cheap Trick's "Dream Police," Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers "Damn the Torpedoes," and the Dead Kennedys' "Fresh Fruit from Rotting Vegetables" all making a huge impact. Though 1979 isn't my favorite year for music (it's 1967 for me), there was a lot of good stuff happening. In 1979, disco was coming to an end, the 70s blues-based hard rock was collapsing (be it band in-fighting, drugs, or a general lack of creativity), and the emergence of outlaw country and new wave breaking into the Top 40... the music scene was not really grounded in one or two (or even three or four) styles. It was an interesting time, for sure.
Goodbye Stranger is my favourite from this album.
That outtros is fucking mental,always chills down my back with that outtro.
That outro in Goodbye Stranger drives me wild every time!
In goodbye stranger he's a love em and leave em kind of guy, saying goodbye to all his one night stands as he goes to play in another city
Hard to pick a favorite off the album. It changes over the many years. The outro on Goodbye Stranger is an eargasm. Both of these are classics. Gone Hollywood is an underrated great one too
dude you are so right! that outro was so good.
If you didn’t like “Breakfast In America” you are hereby sentenced to Brunch for life.
lol!
It sure brings back carefree memories when I hear these songs, or shall I say a simpler time?
Supertramp is such an underrated band. Probably in my Top 10 ever. Goodbye Stranger has to be the most saddest / uplifting song ever depending on yr position of perception
Best song about one night stands! Life on the road. Goodbye Mary, Goodbye Jane......
This eight-track saved my sanity. A romote cabin, no tv, no radio and twelve family members. But for an all in one eight track player with this wonderful album left behind by previous tenets.
I can’t break it up I love the album. I snuck out to go to see them at 14 had to run to catch the last train & missed the last bus.Took a long walk home . Forgot how long I was grounded but it was so worth it 😂☮️
Take The Long Way Home is definitely my favorite. Beautiful and wistful.
You said the end of long way home was a longing. You were right - he longed for a different existence to come home to, that's why he's taking the long way home. He's longing for a better relationship where he's valued.
Shit. Maybe that’s what it hit close to home. I can relate
Speaking of outro’s, just wait until you ride the keys out on Child of Vision!
I'm 62 even my parents loved Supertramp , My mother taught piano and my father played the saxophone and harmonica that would explain why they loved them !
Yes, you get it, my friend. It's obvious that you can feel it. For me, the album called Breakfast In America is one of those essentials, one of those 25 or so albums that I've always insisted on having with me, wherever I've gone and whatever else I've had in my music library.
My favorite song is Child of Vision. It’s a deep cut.
i'm gonna be doing the whole album probably! can't wait to hear it!
If you loved the keys on this, Child of Vision will blow your mind!
I love how the drums just build, and build, ever so incrementally, just creating that tension that finally erupts into the finale.. so good.
This album and even in the quietest moments are two favors for me
me too! crime of the century is amazing too (so far but im guessing that wont change) and i can't wait to finish both this and that album.
My favorites too!
We were utterly spoiled in Britain from the early 60’s to at least ‘89.
I was 16 in 1970,saw Hendrix that year.
Also Led Zeppelin in the same year,back when tickets were affordable.
We took full advantage as in London back then,every night of the year there was a major band playing somewhere in the city,jump on the tube and go.
Saw every legendary British band (and there were LOADS of them) except the Beatles.
My record collection was massive,just like everyone else.
Supertramp were one of those many British bands that were a part of boomers DNA.
We had it best,sorry you missed the legendary gigs and parties.
But hey,thank fuck for TH-cam eh?
Keep up the good work young fella.
The album's last song "Child Of Vision" is my personal favorite (if I'm forced to pick just one). Like the song "Crime of the Century", they show us how you close out an album. Only this time it's a full tilt jam. That's why I love these guys. They can do any style of music and make it their own. Expect the unexpected.
I have never played just one track from this album. I have to listen to the entire album. Been listening to it for over 40 yrs.
Best song on BIA is " Child Of Vision "...might be Roger Hodgson's best composition
MONSTER album from Supertramp.
The “Lady” is Libby. She is the Statue of Liberty with NYC in the background which is made of kitchen stuff. Added bonus, you’re looking out an airplane window.
I never noticed the airplane bit until now, thanks!
Enjoyed the review! The band was so versatile, each band member brings so much, and to have two incredible singer/songwriter/piano playing band leaders was simply amazing. Lots of great songs in Breakfast In America but I love the first song, Gone Hollywood.
About 2 years ago, I looked up a bit of the history of 'Supertramp' on TH-cam.....& found a short documentary. Nearly an hour into their history....it suddenly turned into a straight-up live concert. I can't remember the title, but I think it was from 1979. They played a lot of 'Crimes of The Century' plus the stuff from 'Breakfast in America'. Very entertaining.
Nervous Wreck and Child of Vision - my faves on this LP.
I have been fortunate enough to have seen Supertramp “The Tramp” Live 4 times. Their live shows are a spectacle and brilliant. Each member is a musical genius. Rick Davies is my favorite keyboards player and John Helliwell is favorite Sax player. He is a blast to watch live. The bass and drummer are awesome and Roger’s guitars are superb. The only live show I put above Supertramp is Pink Floyd, who I have seen 4 times.
There was a TV movie many years ago where a teen son being treated for leukemia and his mom was driving him home from his treatments and they popped this song into the cassette player in the car and sang along to it as a way to connect and help him forget about the disease for a while. I believe it was from the Book Eric by Doris Lund. Take the Long way home always reminds me of this story.
Child of vision is my favorite song from the album and Supertramp all
Lord is mine on this album is off the chart emotionally
i think i'm gonna end up doing the whole thing... it's too good not to lol
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I love this album, L33, and The Logical Song in particular; but, IMO, "Child of Vision" is the best track on Breakfast In America and the most Proggy. I'm really looking forward to you reacting to that great song. It's kinda funky. ❤☺✌
My favorite song on this album is ... THE ALBUM!!.. 😅✌
Goodbye Stranger is an amazing song...a classic.
Hey Lee, there is a fantastic version of this song done by Roger Hodgson, when he was playing with Ringo’s All Star Band. You can look it up on TH-cam, Ringo, and Sheila E. are playing drums together, Roger Hodgson on piano and vocals, Greg Lake from Emerson, Lake and Palmer on Bass and the rest of the band are all star performers, it’s a knock out!
Love Supertramp, and yes, Logical song is my favorite too! And yes, love Hodgson 's voice! 😊
"Take the Long Way Home" is such a banger. They must have jumped up and down when they came up with that melody and hook. It's just an inspired song.
I was just wondering as I read your comment how it must've felt for them when they finished that song. It's such a good song, it blows my mind every time I hear it.
I agree. Fantastic track.
A great track, but not what I think of as a banger. To melancholy and slow. Not the right energy to be a banger. I do love the track though.
Child of Vision
In concert, they sounded like their album songs, really clean and crisp. It wasn't until I got home that I realized I went deaf. 🤣
Anyone else take Crime of the Century into audio stores to 'test' the speakers?
Take The Long Way Home..i listening many times when i driving in my car to highways
Supertramp, Dire Straits and The Police saved us from Disco.
Ugh.....The Police sucked.
Such a good album .. full of earworms
yeah every single track from it has been an earworm! the logical song is the ultimate earworm lol
Of course I didn't see it that way when I was in high school, but in a strange way, the lady on the front of the album as you say, really strikes me as somebody I'd really like to go out and have a beer with.
The bass guitar work on both of these is just immaculate. Both of those songs are gems for sure.
My favorite Supertramp song is whichever is playing. lol
I really love The Logical Song. It hits me like Working Class Hero.
The lady on the cover is the Statue of Liberty...Libby. Lower Manhattan in the background, seen through an airplane window
Did you notice the city in the background is made from salt n pepper shakers and napkin holder
When I was 21, I drove across country with a friend on 3 days noticed. I lived on Eastern Long Island. Long drive to CA. Quit my job, sold my car and left. 2 week visit turned into a year. This album came out when I was there. Jaw dropping album! I would drive around in my 280Z cranking it!! It's so hard to choose one ❤
Love love Supertramp for so many years never stopped listenning to their albums😊
This album can be taken as a debate between the two singers. It actually was a bit of one.
As others have said, evey song on this album is great!
that is a great way of putting it and i'm mad i didn't think of that lol
Favorite is Goodbye Stranger!
This was the first album I ever bought with my own money, from my first job. I still love it.
44 years ago
could should would be a hit today
Great album. My favorite from this album is Child of Vision
Roger is still performing. I saw him a few years ago in Vancouver.
That bass, Dougie🏴❤
Two classics!
Goodbye Stranger" / "Take The Long Way Home" by Supertramp !!!!!!!!
I think this is the only sax vs harp battle I've heard in a song...great offset! Goodbye Stranger is probably my favorite by SuperTramp, but several others vie for the honor. Take The Long Way Home is possibly second. I only really like about ten songs by them, most others leave me flat, but the ones I like I REALLY LOVE. And the lyrics often have meaning and bring back memories, always a plus!
If you go far enough in one direction, you'll end up where you started... long way home
You still have to explore the other great album by Supertramp......Crisis What Crisis?
Yes L33 we’re all a little mad. Kind of have to be with the shit storm around us, but the music is the eye of the hurricane. Keep on rocking buddy.
Great choice mate, I agree. The Logical Song and Take The Long Way Home are the best songs.
Iconic álbum and iconic Band
You talked about the sadness at the end of TTLWH. I've always felt it too. But the nice thing about an album is the order in which the songs are placed, Following TTLWH on the album is the song Lord Is it mine. I need both back to back so the sadness becomes spiritual. Pax.
Yeah, Carry On My Wayward Son is considered the unofficial theme song for Supernatural.
You've already fine my favorite Supertramp song, Even in the Quietest Moments.
I love this Album! Loved your reaction, and comments. I enjoy how you share your testimony of your life experience. 🙂👍
Amazing what you can get out of one note when you're good.
CHILD OF VISION...la mia preferita 🔝
Fav on this album - Logical Song. Fav album - Crime of the Century. Love Roger's voice so much.
I noticed recently that if you look at the album cover in the mirror, above the Twin Towers it says 911
Wonderful world this music
it really is a wonderful world. i love it.
Yes...sometimes, lots of time, l don't want to come back from that world. Like that you acknowledge the musicians.
It was a great time to be alive
Sooner or later on something never change album with head phone ❤❤❤❤❤
Child of Vision and Gone Hollywood are my favorite tracks from this album. I like Crime and Crisis more. This album is a bit poppier.
BLOODY WELL RIGHT from the album Crime of the Century is tops from these guys.
Exquisite album. Long Way Home is my favorite,
Great choices 🤗🎶🎶🎵🎶👍
One of the best outros in rock!
Ah such fond memories of SuperduperTramp!
This whole album is great.
I usually prefer my rock a bit on the heavier, guitar driven side but Supertramp is such a good band. Breakfast in America in particular is a great album.
Need to watch these guys perform live, awesome stuff.
Pop music masterpiece of an album. Great reaction!
These songs, this album 💋
I remember playing this song on my (stolen) stereo in my Pinto.
(I didn't steal it!) ❤😂 Unfortunately, it was stolen along with a bag of weed and a busted window out of same Pinto. 😢
I continue to think "Goodbye Stranger" -- a song about one-night stands -- was one long erotic buildup, leading to that climactic outro.
Do Child of Vision Live in Paris. The core of the band members are multi instrumentalist
Long way home crew. Shout out lol
Supertramp. Yeah. Good stuff.
I thought the song was Bloody Well Right you didn’t care for🤷♀️
Really just pressing play for:
Breakfast in America,
Even in the Quietest Moments, or
Crime of the Century albums and let them play thru! Best way to hear the songs(and they’re Many)!
It’s a vibe! ❤
Huge album
Goodbye strangers my favorite on this album but the whole album is good😊 the cover art is interesting it looks like salt and pepper shakers and chess pieces and other different things that you can pick out. One thing that's nice for you reactors and us is that you aren't spoiled and ruined by over Overkill play on the radio from back when this was popular, but it's Timeless and you can still love it now all these years later
Great songs, love this album. Yeah I like Take the Long Way Home best of the two. My favorite, like you, is The Logical Song. Notice how the album cover is a stylized view of New York out of a plane window, complete with the waitress lady as the Statue of Liberty.
I was at school with Dougie Thompson and he was all about the music back then so no surprise that after a long apprenticeship with various bands in Glasgow and London he wound up finding success in Supertramp . Good on ye Dougie
6:34 "Don't leave Jane!" It isn't the women leaving; this is a guy describing his series of one night stands.
It is a concept album insofar as it is a British band's take on the American scene and their own involvement in it, in the late 1970s. The harmonica on 'The Long Way Home' is mimicking a train siren, possibly because the band preferred it as air travel wasn't trusted at the time. (DC 10s were falling from the skies to the extent they were grounded for US domestic flights in the year this came out.)
I know. I was just kidding lol