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That piano riff starting about 2/3 of the way through is one of those pieces of music that would have been at home in any era ... it's something mozart could have composed and wouldn't have been out of place. I know on my first listen I thought ... i must have heard that before because the notes just make perfect sense; they belong together in that order. They were meant to be ... they existed in the universe and were just waiting for someone to bring them to life.
You should do their - Even In The Quietest Moments - album next. Has their magnum opus song - Fool's Overture.
Very Nice, Gents. I really enjoyed that and have to give an S to the album and for your reaction/analysis-breakdown. It's just an almost perfect album from the songwriting and arrangement to the musicianship and production. My favorite track is "Rudy" and "Hide in Your Shell" is the 3rd song, Alex. Thanks and Cheers!!
Sure that you realise now that this was not their first album, there were two before this and each had a few good songs but neither had the strength of this one which was S tier as you noted. They did not stop there however and the next two albums, Crisis what Crisis, and Even in the quietest moments are equally as good and argued by some fans to be better. The sound then changed a bit to try to get US airplay on Breakfast in America from which you have heard two or three tracks. I really don’t want to push you to break up the next two albums as they both sound best in vinyl sides at least but if you have to listen to one song then you cannot skip ‘ Fools overture’ from Even in the Quietest moments it’s a masterpiece within a classic.
Glad you put this one aside for a single reaction. It’s their best!
Crime Of The Century is a masterpiece. It should be done in it's entirety. Thanks for doing the whole album!
Supertramp was a criminally underrated band...
in my opinion. 😎
@@chrissett4245 Their album ratings were very high, especially for Crime of the Century. Rolling Stone's were always mediocre. Kind of infuriated me. Sometimes underrated to me is good because the artists might be my own little secret. Highly commercial bands turn me off like a corporate radio station does.
One of the greatest start-to-finish concept albums of all time.
Tho' Davies and Hodgson have always said it's not a concept album!
Back in the 70s if you were shopping for audio components then this is the LP you wanted to hear in the listening room.
Nailed it!
remember that? Good times
In the dark...always played this laying in bed, in the dark.
Its the reference album for detail production etc.wonderful album you never tire of
It is so funny that you mentioned this. I remember clearly when I first heard this album. It would have been right when the album had just come out. My dad and I were walking past a Burstein-Applebee electronic store at our local mall. We both heard the Rhodes intro to Bloody Well Right playing though out the store, and immediately went in and bought the album.
I must have listened to this album a thousand times growing up as a teen... and half of that while high lol.
Wore my first copy out, and I had a quality turntable.
Me too. It was amazing the first listen.
Yeah, I played mine to death...literally.
Back in the prehistoric days of vinyl I wore my first copy of this album out.
Smoked a lot of weed and took a lot of acid absorbing this masterpiece.
Still play it in the car occasionally...on usb...
peace - out
@@stevious7278 Yup, I did that too
I was a teenager when this album was released. To this day, it is still in my top 3 of all time. And yes, significant amounts of weed was consumed to get the best effect. Fyi, my other top 2 are Fleetwood Mac Rumours and Eagles Hotel California. Cheers!
"Rudy" is about as epic a Supertramp song as one could listen to. Enjoyed the Patreon spin. Peace out.
Thought you'd never get here. This is the real Supertramp!
Amen!
Nothing wrong with Breakfast in America, but this is definitely their magnum opus. I would put it up against Dark Side of the Moon any day of the week.
Absolutely agree.
Had this baby on 8-track, then vinyl, then CD. Sure hope A&A do Crisis?, next !
yes! love this album.
Like The Moody Blues on the sixties, Supertramp in the seventies made sounds that seems far bigger than just a band. Both were true rock and roll orchestras!
Wow. The full album! I voted for this one. It’s going to be great!
Almost fell off my chair when I saw this!!
Don't break a hip
Rudy is easily one of the greatest songs ever written and no one could have done it better than Supertramp
Rudy!!
Imagine going from the Beatles at 9 to Black Sabbath at 12 and this at 14. And to think at the time I took all that great music for granted.
Prepare to be changed, boys. 🤘
Awsome comment.
I dont know if the younger people realize the magic from the 70s is gone .
And i thought it would all get better from there on in the 70s.
But that era didnt evolve in something better it seems.
@@ronaldmacdonold230 music back then was all about the journey the music took you, not the singing as much. The back and for th and quick turns make it so that, even if you listen to it again, you will never remember where the turns are!
The instrument you hear in “Hide in Your Shell” is not a theremin, it’s actually a singing saw 🪚 Awesome reaction, so very exited you got the chance listening to the entire record Crime of the Century. And you liked it😉👍🏻
My favorite. And Loverboy
Such a great song from a great album. There aren’t nearly enough Supertramp reactions on YT, well done guys.
Man Supertramp are always so trippy. Such insight in their lyrics, bordering on spiritual / occult but still somehow grounded. You can't help but go, "oh yeah these guys are in the know" when you listen to them. Progressive to the max.
It was my wish! My favourite album of all time! Can't believe it got picked! Can't wait for this.
I can't say it's my favourite album, but it would be in my top 5
Why does your profile picture remind me of late 80's Star Trek?! The name Nagilum comes to mind... Wow, gotta cut down on this smoke! lol
Izzy, are you from Albion CA? I used to live on Middle Ridge near the Llamas. Now up in Humboldt. Albion is one of the better places to shelter from Covid, I would think.
Me too although it's so hard to pick between their five consecutive classic albums. I'm including the grossly underrated Famous Last Words.
@@timwhitnell7145l always felt Brother Where you Bound was better than Famous Last Words, it had more of an edginess about it. I felt it more underrated than Famous.
I totally agree that this is their Masterpiece. Much like Leftoverture was for Kansas. For the flip side of this, Even in the Quietest Moments is a totally different vibe, but just as powerful in many of the songs.
Crime of the Century and Leftoverture are my favorite albums by those two groups.
Somehow, despite being bookended by those masterpieces, Crime of the Century and Even in the Quitest Moments, my favorite is Crisis? What Crisis?
What is most mind-blowing for me is how Supertramp made the leap from their previous album 'Indelibly Stamped" (which went nowhere) to 'Crime', one of the best albums ever recorded.
Yeah School. That's a masterpiece.
Shivers down my spine. Supertramp had so much talent. And among all the great things about this song to me, one of the main ingredients is... space... In music making, space is your friend, if you know how to include space, you are conveying your story right!
TY for showcasing great songwriting and musicianship!
Crime of the Century. A great album and cover. Enjoy your weekend everyone. Rock on. Peace ✌☮
This may be one of the top five record album covers of all time.
Already watched on their Patreon and enjoyed, although it is not their first album it is their third. Thumbs up for Andy & Alex to do reactions to Genesis "Supper's Ready" and Yes's "The Gates of Delirium"!
Yep mate I was going to mention to it was the third album. The first two albums bombed in the UK and the whole band was rejigged with new members except for Davies and Hodgson
Their best album, no doubt. And my favourite album of all time. Absolutely nothing compares to it. I can still listen to it in its entirety, and still be amazed, and feel all the emotions.
An english pop-oriented band with a progressive rock sensibility. Here's the definitive Supertramp lineup together for the first time on record, one year after Pink Floyd's game changing album. Their best album without a doubt.
Love, love, love Supertramp...and almost 100K! ❤🤗
Yes, this is one of those truly epic albums that takes you through a whole experience when you listen to it. And even after all these years it still gives me goosebumps.
I was a concert promoter right out of college. One of the first concerts I promoted was Supertramp. April 27, 1977. Stockton, CA. Even in the Quietest Moments tour. Unbelievable experience.
Yessssss
Excellent. Now you're getting into the real stuff. The non top 40 stuff. Supertramp delivered on both sides - pop, and more album oriented progressive rock. Classic English progressive rock. And I might add, they sound every bit as good live.
... and Congratulations on the 90K!! 🍾 🎈
Saw these guys live in '82ish. They were amazing. One of rocks greatest. Roger Hodgson one of the best songwriters that has ever graced the universe.
Hodgson is still touring. Saw him right before COVID. The concert was very, very good. Typically older performers play off their earlier fame and no longer have the chops. Hodgson is still humming along.
@@Lawrence1954 I frequently watch vids of his concerts...indeed he is still humming along!
Saw Supertramp in ‘83 in Philly. Great show!! Just so doggone sad that Roger and Rick can’t “ bury the hatchet” and perform together again. We need that more than ever in these troubled times.
Rick was damn good too. That cynicism was a great counter to Hodgson’s optimism
@@lucaspadilla4815 Absolutely, Lucas. They made a great team, in spite of different styles. When Roger stepped away from the limelight to raise his family, it probably hit Rick pretty hard. Noticed from recent vids that Rick seems to be improving from various health problems. What a great keyboardist and gifted songwriter!
The piano solo is great, the bass line during the piano solo is sublime.
I love your honest appreciation and reactions. Must admit I wish that I could hear this masterpiece for the first time again. Keep up the good work Gentlemen!
Killer single, congratulations gentlemen on 90,000.
I just listened to the full album and it's the first time I've listened to it in it's entirety in years. Really enjoyed it - thanks for doing this, guys!
Outstanding! This album had a big impact on me at 14. Saw them perform it live on the tour. It was excellent. Every song is good, my favorite is "Rudy". Thank you and Enjoy!
I am so, so, so glad that you gents are doing this album... The soundtrack of my HS years. Keep in mind it is a concept album; the life of a guy named Rudy. That gives you perspective on the song sequence. Enjoy it!!
No, it isn't a concept album, the band has stated publicly numerous times that it isn't...the lyrics just happened to connect with each other...which makes it even cooler
Thanks Michael! I never thoight of it as shcb until somebody told me it was about the life of Rudy. And it kinda made sense, didn't it? Anyhow... a masterpiece!
When I was a teen, our school bus driver played this tape EVERY DAY! It is a part of my DNA!
Funny, but our bus driver in
the '70s would smoke a cigarette and shift gears at same time. That grinding noise is in my dna.
It actually wasn’t their debut album. It was their 3rd but the 1st that had much success. I love this one but even more so, their next album, “Crisis, What Crisis”.
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I saw these guys in 79 and it was a mindblowing experience. Never heard a band tighter or more musical! They must have used a hundred instruments in the performance.
On the Paris album tour... I saw them in Berlin 😊
I'm so glad you did the full album for Crime of the Century. This was a very defining album for me when I was in my early college years and is definitely on my top shelf as far as albums go. I know you've done the 3 most popular tracks from Breakfast in America, but you should check out the opener "Gone Hollywood" and the especially the closer "Child of Vision"....what an amazing track! Thank you Andy and Alex for letting me see some of my favorite music through fresh eyes. It's great to see the next-gen appreciating it!!
The outro for Crime of the Century.... You're both totally lost in it. Awesome.
Love that song.
to me, this is one of the better examples of a COMPLETE album. There has never been a time when I have pulled this out just to listen to 1 track...ALWAYS from start to finish.
People don't listen to music that way any more. I could think of 50 albums that were released around this time that I listened to front to back, usually because the artist arranged eight or ten awesome songs in a manner very pleasing to the ear.
@@ronclunie8546 so true!!! Artists these days should look back to making albums that are best when listened front to back. It isn't all about producing singles for the quick buck.
Holy crap, great timing guys! I was just listening to this album this morning and was interrupted before I could get through it... Thanks! ;-]
Back in the day, this track converted me from pop/rock music to prog-ready in just over 5 minutes! The rest of the album made it permanent!
Supertramp was my 'gateway drug' to Pink Floyd, Genesis, Yes, etc... One of my favorite albums of all time!
Congrats on 90K... Still completely baffled that it isn't way higher already, you guys are awesome! Cheers!
The harmonica intro sounds like something that could have come from an early Clint Eastwood spaghetti western.
Once Upon a Time in the West, actually. It's sorta Charles Bronson's theme in the movie.
The late great Ennio Morricone.
Clint Eastwood and spaghetti western font go toguether
@@ronaldmacdonold230 They influenced each other for sure!
Yes and strangely almost identical to the beginning of Dub be good to Me by Beats International!
“School” is the banger.
I’m confident The Lads will love this album; it’s my favorite from Supertramp, but I’m not what you’d call a devout Trampest. That being said, this is definitely an LP worth a listen.
Not a Super Trampest, just a regular Trampest.
I'm a big Trampest and this album is just too good.
A banger for sure - no doubt ... but musically, Crime of the Century - with the sax at the end - OMG!
some bangers to react to: The Cult: Fire Woman and She Sells Sanctuary
Happy Saturday, guys! Great song and album.
I HIGHLY recommend all of their albums after this, especially "Crisis? What Crisis?", "Even In The Quietest Moments", "Breakfast In America", and "Famous Last Words".
Sister Moonshine, Fool's Overture, Even in the Quietest Moments. 👍
Brother Where You Bound isn't shabby either!
@@jimschroeder1176 A Soap Box Opera is one of my favourites.
Every song on every one of those albums is amazing.
I kinda thought they peaked with this album.
FINALLY!!!!...been asking for this for a while. So haunting and melancholy at the beginning, with the harmonica, to the reminiscing sounds of children playing in the schoolyard and the darkness of the scream cut off. The lyrics about the forced conformity to society... "be like johnny", and "you're coming along" to the wonderful piano solo. They take you on a journey of your childhood in this song, and of your past throughout the whole album. Beautifully produced and recorded...a true masterpiece by a group of musicians who complimented each other to create something exquisite.
My first album, it was 20 years old, and it is still my favourite. I hated the music of my generation thanks to masterpieces like this. Supertramp is just so rich in their instrumentation. Love it.
The whole album is a masterpiece!!
School is such a great intro!
I still desire the THICK AS A BRICK full album by JETHRO TULL but aint nothing wrong with some supertramp !
Thick as a brick or , A Passion Play
I love Thick as a Brick. I also love Minstrel In The Gallery, but I think I would pick TaaB first.
Pure candy for your Ears..............
Great job guys! Even in the Quietest Moments should be the next album.
Congrats on the channel blowing up, and OMG, Thank you for the Crime of the Century, full album reaction. This album has been in my S tier since the day it dropped. So happy that you liked it too.
I knew you guys were in for a treat. See if you can give "Fool's Overture" a spin.
This is the first album I ever bought. Likely my first actual purchase outside of candy, pop or salmon eggs. Pure fluke. I was about 8 years old, on vacation with the family when I was drawn to this hole in the wall record store. Through their speakers, they were piping out 'Bloody Well Right' and I bit hard. As a little kid the chorus was so candid and humorous, infectious. I walked up to the counter and asked if I could buy the album they were playing. What a stroke of luck! I've never not owned it since (at least for any length of time).
The scene from Platoon with Willem Dafoe comes to mind.
Elias: First time?
Chris: Yeah.
Elias: Then the worm has definitely turned for you man.
About fuckin time. Welcome to a production masterpiece we used to demo stereos with.
Andy and Alex ty so much for the Free Vimeo Upload i really appreciate it and that was an awesome reaction to a fantastic Supertramp album!!!
Just watched your Patreon on this album. I’d say the title track has always been my favorite on this one. You guys should listen to Child of Vision from the Breakfast in America album. You haven’t done that one yet and it’s got killer electric piano in it.
Thanks for hitting School! It is my favorite Supertramp song!
Just listened to your Crime album reaction-probably my fave album as a teen back in the mid '70's along with pink floyd's dark side of the moon and doobies captain and me. I've heard it countless times and just gets better like a vintage wine. A Rembrandt imo!
Great album - I think the next song to hit from the group is ‘Even in the Quietest Moments’ - another masterpiece
Even In The Quietest Moments and Crisis What Crisis are both amaaaazing.
Thanks so much for this A&A...one of my favorite albums of all time! Crime of the Century just gets better the more you listen to it. This was an awesome surprise today, really enjoyed taking the journey!
Tks for choosing this great classic album, really love to see 2 young men listen to this masterpiece for the first time in 2021 and hear your fine comments.
I seen Supertramp in concert, another great lp from them is ''Crisis, What Crisis'', peace.
Thanks guys. I really got a kick out of seeing your first reactions to this album. Brings me back to my first time listening to it. Rock on dudes!
Watching music reactions on UA-cam I'm starting to really feel how lucky I was to grow up in this era of music. I just watched a reaction by the Bros to the Day on the,Green version of Free bird (I know you guys did this one too). I commented on how many Days on the Green we went to back in the 70's and 80's. For example, in 1978 Day on the Green #3 the lineup was Aerosmith, Foreigner, Pat Travers, Van Halen, and AC/DC. I'm pretty sure the ticket was less than $15 (I'm thinking $12 but it was a long time ago). It was an incredible time to grow up and we quite literally saw bands of this caliber nearly every weekend. On the other hand you have such incredible access digitally to so much great historical music; we didn't really have that. I'm glad you young guys can appreciate the music I grew up with and love so much; it makes me appreciate it even more!
This is simply one of the best albums of all time for me, desert island disks stuff.
Thnx for the full react on patreon, been waiting for this one :)
Boys! You have had thé experience I had at age 14. I then did not know what was coming over me. English is not my native language and at that age I mostly enjoyed the sounds, not getting the content at most parts at all. During the following years when the music of this album became known to me from note to note, slowly the message of each verse unraveled to me. This album was a discovery to me and it has taken years, litterally. It is my sheltering place when feeling off, it is my happy place when I am on a high. It is just so much to me. I am thrilled about your reactions and how you were overcome by this splendid album. There is a solid story about how this album came to be and it is easy to look up. Their third album, after the first two didn't actually do much. Man! There is also a live recording of a concert from 1974 included in the remastered CD version. You will be surprised how accurate they re-created this 'PLAY'. Another suggestion: the live album Paris, from 1979, emerged after the release of Breakfast In America. 6 of the songs from Crime feature on that one as well. The rendition of the titletrack will blow your mind! It was really a joy to listen to this album with you guys. It made me aware of some details I had taken for granted along the long, long way..... Love to you both. You are doing a good thing. ♥️
Great comment! Love how you were able to continue experiencing this masterpiece one layer at a time for so long So lucky, in a way! ;-]
@@robertcartier5088 yes, looking back it was, as it was with many many great albums that I first got to know by the instrumental aspect and later on by the lyrics. It was the time of many, many masterpieces that ultimately became timeless classics. On the other hand it was my music that taught me English on a whole different level than what I could have learned in school! An artist like Kate Bush forced me to think, wonder and explore before I could understand a bit of what she had produced. Singing in metafors, like she uses to is very very difficult stuff. But what a thrill it is! I like the challenge.
@@j.k.1963 Indeed! I've always said, if one wants to learn a language one needs a good reason. Falling in love with someone who doesn't understand you is a great motivator... Just like loving the music enough to learn it's lyrical nuances.
Your story made me suggest some music today that I wouldn't normally suggest to an American. I referenced a band from Montreal, and said that the album was so good that it might be worth learning French for! I even added that listening to the music even now, without understanding the vocals might be a motivator! The album is "Harmonium"(1974) by Harmonium. (Folk/Prog)
Anyway, thanks for the reply!
Cheers from Canada!
@@robertcartier5088 I have always experienced music as a bridge connecting different cultures. It works without boundaries. I will have a listen at your suggestion. Thank you as well. Cheers from The Netherlands!
This is one of my favorite albums. I have it on vinyl
Best way 👍
Vinyl AND CD!
All of their albums are masterpieces to me.
Was waiting for their reaction video just of School for some time and got all of Crime of the Century!! You guys nailed your take on this epic album.
Congrats, and now 100K is right around the corner :-)
I'm so glad you guys got to songs off CRIME OF THE CENTURY album, lot of good listening from it liked this gem, one of my favorites. Supertramp has always been at the top for me with their unique variety of instruments and vocals. You gotta give RUDY a listen to sometime. Good job guys.
Hey guys, I'm so glad you chose to do this album all the way through. It's an awesome album, and they weave such a complex tapestry of sound. I've been listening to this for decades and it's always a treat to give it a spin (figuratively speaking) every once in a while.
Great reaction to the whole album. My favorite Supertramp album, for sure. I suggested it a couple of times, and I really appreciate you doing it. Glad you enjoyed it.
YESSS I HAVE BEEN WAITING SO LONG FOR THIS
Fantastic album! This is a classic from beginning to end. I am glad that a new generation is enjoying it as much as mine did and still does today.
Finaly - yeah - I am waiting for month that you will find this song to react to :))) - cool and thanks for your reaction !! I saw your reaction to "Goodbye Stranger" which I know since the 70s - I am from germany, my english is not the best and I never understand the meaning of this song so good since you reacted to it :)) - So many thanks for - now I got it :))
In the instrumental section of Rudy there is the background announcing the train leaving "platform 2 for Bristol Temple Meads calling at Reading, Didcot, Swindon, Chippenham, Bath Spa and Bristol Temple Meads." I went to University of Bristol in the mid '80's and took the same train many times. Quite the connection to one of my fave songs.
Congrats on almost 100,000 subs. What a perfect way to celebrate! Supertramp is such a well-produced, excellent songwriting, and performance too. Someone said they sounded too 80's. All's I know is the electric piano intro would start to come out of the giant jukebox in the Student Union building, and all just may have been Bloody Well Right with the world.
Saw Supertramp in March '76 in Seattle.
Opening band ? Heart ! Have since met them countless times.
But Supertramp has so many fine tunes indeed. ;-)
End of show they played the film of the cover, zooming in on the hands.
I’ve requested this everywhere. TY!!!
Thank you so much for this. One of my favorite albums! This was the song that you took with you to test new speakers back in the dinosaur days.
Soon to be more than 100,000!! Congrats. Great song from a great band.
Well done, guys! Good to see you're still managing to find stuff worth listening to. :-)
I love this group, they are so dynamic and musically solid. I also love the vocal strength of this song and the piano just carries me away. Nice reaction.
Dy Na Mic is the word!
Crisis, What Crisis? and Even in the Quietest Moments would round out the best albums from Supertramp. Breakfast in America was predominately a Roger Hodgeson production. I saw this band live in the mid-'80s after Roger left the band. They chose to not play any songs from Breakfast in America and their performance was so amazing, I didn't notice anything missing.
I bought this album when it first came out, them saw then in concert and do this live, blown away, awesome, just like the album. Supertramp were the best band to see live. They ended with Crime of the Century, the greatest ending to a concert ever, amazing.
Thank u... I’ve been struggling with some of your music choices lately lol. Supertramp is one of the Goats!
I freakin' LOVE that song! Gonna watch the whole album reaction too. So glad you guys finally got around to this.
Awesome, I feel like this band is
A mix of the Bee Gees and Rush!!!
Take that how you wish, I love both bands 😁💜
Bee Gees are musically underrated.
@@loosilu Agreed.
Never thought of it that way... excellent!
I was going to say Pink Floyd meets ELO, meets (late) Beatles
I looked at the full reaction, and it took me back to my teens. I even cried a wee bit. LOL Your reactions were so good!
Awesome reaction to a superb album! Heard two songs on the radio when growing up Bloody Well Right and Dreamer - but this is the first time hearing in context and totality! Thanks for exploring Supertramp on a deeper level!
Just ANOTHER example of the GENIUS of Supertramp. Amazing song from one of the greatest albums of all time......PERIOD!
I played the heck out of this album in my youth, especially If Everyone Was Listening”. It spoke to me during difficult times. This album and Even In The Quietest Moments albums were my favorite. Breakfast In America was too pop for me except for a song or two. I went to a lot of concerts and they were definitely in my top 5. They simply played their music without flash. They were phenomenal live! Thanks!
My absolute favourite song by them and one of my top ten songs of all time. It's so so good.
SO glad you reacted to Crime of the Century! This was another album that was the soundtrack to my teenage years. This was their third album released in September 1974. This album hit #4 in Canada (where I'm from). Supertramp were hugely popular in the 70s here. Their next album Crisis? What Crisis? is also excellent, with a similar theme running through it again so it again could be seen as a concept album. You should listen to that as well. Roger Hodgson and Rick Davies were the composers and vocalists. I always listened to this album from beginning to end. That being said, School, Hide In Your Shell, Dreamer and Crime of the Century are my favourites. Congrats on 90K Here's to 100K soon!
Nostalgia is a powerful painkiller! I played your full album reaction for a good friend recently home from the hospital. For a brief moment today his pain was forgotten and he was a teen again as he listened to one of his favorite all time bands. Thank you for adding joy to our lives as you continue on your musical journey.
Congrats on your milestone! of 90K!
This is my favourite supertramp album it was single dreamer that introduced me to them and had to get that album asap. Brings back fantastic happy memories. Thanks for the reaction
TY TY TY, for posting the full album of Supertramp's classic album, and congratulations on 90K subs guys, never doubted it would happen so now on to 100K you guys know the loyal following you have on here and it is because you take the time to listen to your subscribers especially when threats are involved LOL well done and again TY.Keep Safe Keep Strong Keep ROCKING🦘🦘🦘🦘
P.S How about hitting some aussie rock, COLD CHISEL is a good start