Once Supertramp is on my way, I cannot get out of it. I just listened to Breakfast in America, an album that takes me to other worlds. Bless Supertramp that takes me out of my reality. When I die I am going to miss Supertramp..
wish the classic rock stations wouldn't overlook this song, this song deserves to be up there with "Bloody Well Right", "Give A Little Bit", "The Logical Song", "Goodbye Stranger" and "Take The Long Way Home"
Yup! But Fools Overture is a masterpiece and it belongs to Roger! I have gone to concerts for 45 years and saw them 3 times. Roger is clearly a better singer and more talented than Rick. Looks like Lennon and McCartney caused this fighting too!!!
@@tweetybird59 Probably Roger is better than Rick and the more successful songwriter, but Roger Hodgson is not Supertramp. Only the interaction of both (or with the whole group) brought the success of Supertramp. His (Roger) solo career wasn't particularly successful either. And "Fools Overture" is lengthy, a typical progressive rock number. I like "Crime of the Century" a lot more.
I used to listen to this with my dad when I was younger. Crazy how music can bring up so many memories. God bless him he passed away not even a year ago.
Love all of their eras of music but this one really hits me every time - just like a cannonball. Was a brilliant change in direction for them and wish they had stayed on this slightly harder edge. A really addictive song I never tire of.
I remembered seeing this video in TV in the mid 80s *once* when I was a kid... the image of the cave man looking worried after seeing the bird was etched into my memory for all of these years. I had no idea who sang the song.. just that image. After stumbling upon this video by accident while eatching supertramp videos... a 37 year mystery has finally been solved. Thank you youtube
The track became Supertramp's last US Top 40 single to date, peaking at number 28 on the Billboard singles charts in the spring of 1985. It also crossed over to the dance charts, peaking at number 9. They played this in the dance clubs. Think about that. They could slip in today and people would love it. (After the pandemic I mean)
Funny you should say that, I discovered it recently in a playlist of tracks Moodymann is known to have played in his sets. He's a famously eclectic DJ with impeccable taste.
A younger Ron Perlman plays the main role here, he became Hellboy 20 years later and starred lots of movies. Supertramp music is always HQ even without Roger.
Yeah Ron Perlman was acting as a ‘caveman’ in Quest for Fire decades before Hellboy and, dunno man, not so sure if this is him in the video. .... this actor looks a bit short.....
When I was buying a new high-end stereo about 30 years ago, the salesman put this record on the turntable and put it on this song and cranked it up. He knew what he was doing -- the album had just come out and this song has all of the sounds to put a high-end stereo through its paces and show it off (or reveal the limitations of a lower-end one). I bought that stereo then and use this song on CD whenever I'm testing out a new sound system (for the home or car).
Aftermarket amps and speakers (Tube Driver Blue amps, Morel drivers, etc.) in my 2010 Challenger R/T Classic fed from the factory radio getting input from my ipod get awestruck looks from pedestrians when I crank this. And they're not even in the cabin.
MrDJS444 When I was fifteen or so, a salesman in a high end stereo biz put Emerson Lake & Palmer on a pair of massive speakers. Totally mind blowing experience.
I had just bought a Onkyo amp and tuner and my old Altec speakers just didn''t sound very good anymore. The guy put on Bloody Well Right on a pair of Yamaha 690's and I was awe stricken. They didn't have any new ones in stock so I bought the floor models at a discount and had them shipped to western Nebraska where I was living at the time. They never made it. They got stolen in transit. Got a new pair for the same price so I guess I couldn't complain. I still have them and they still sound great.
Interesting...in 1975, my dad went to a very high-end stereo store in Kansas City. The salesman put on an album called Thelma Houston and Pressure Cooker, one of the Sheffield Lab Direct to Disc albums, turned up the speakers and Dad came home with a tuner, turntable and Klipsch Heresy speakers which I still have to this day. Bought a set of Bozak speakers for upstaris. That album had the same effect as Supertramp on him.
26 years after its release, this song still stand as a great piece of music. Great arrangement, both the brass section and the rhythm section are simply amazing. A true classic.
Yes indeed. And you can listen to Rick Davies' different voices in "My kind of Lady", where Davies recorded ALL the voices (including the typical falsetto) and chorus. So...Davies could do his own voice and Hodgson voice too!
Probably all positive comments have been said already, but often we forget that the great artists of recent past we all like, have searched their best into their souls. Today no souls at all. Just cold money unfortunately.
Probably the most commercial song they made.. but in 1986, when I was just 12, this song brought Supertramp to my attention, because it is simply a great track! Quite unlike most of their music, which is also awesome. Who can forget "school"once you've heard that for the first time? Supertramp is simply one of the greatest bands of the 20th century..
***** that is one song though. One bad song does not make a band crap. Though yeah, it aint great lol. And sure they had more than one crap song.. but so have many of the great rockbands of the 20th century.. even led zep had a couple! ;-)
john mullens stemoefening selectie It had a lot to do w/the fact that Roger Hodgson had split the band a couple years before this album (Brother Where You Bound) came out. (the quality of it, that is).
Can not believe so many people 'disliked' this music. Sure it's different from Supertramp's usual sound... but It's called art, growth, & evolution, yo! LOVE IT!
It’s been a long journey m8t I was tripping out on acid my older brothers introduced me to some good music to help me along the way thank bruv Holsey67 🇬🇧 I still get flashbacks all good 1980s sadly I’m still here
+ Renee Chevalier!!! c'est vrais que se titre est passer innaperçus!! et pourtant rien que le clip exeptionnel dans la réalisation, fait comme un scoopitonne des années 60s' une perle !!
Brother where you bound is my favorite supertramp album and also their most daring and progressive since crime of the century and with this brilliantly Steve Barron directed video gives this supertramp classic a nice visual touch
I thank my Dad every time I sing them. Since the womb. I'm now 42. I used to sit up all night blasting them obnoxiously and singing along since I have insomnia. I realized I'd wake my parents if I played it too low because we were all trained to sleep through loud noises. Had the song books and all and since I could read music I introduced myself to more to sing to. Still my favorite to this very day. I saw them the first time when I was 4. People were tripped out this little girl knew all the words and sung it perfectly. I still remember majority of their lyrics to this day. Yes!
My father had an antique Bentley. In the late 80s he had a CD player put in. There are two albums I remember from that car. August by Clapton and Brother Where You Bound. Every time I hear this album I can smell the car.
l'image mème de Supertramp est là!!!!c'est pour moi le meilleur titre!! les cuivres sont là!!! l'essence est là!!! le rhytme est profond et envoutant!!!on peux donner , apres avoir écouter cette musique!!!
Was taken to see Supertramp, Brother Where You Bound show in London. It was fantastic. Listening to this brings back that happy time. Great song and reminds when men were sexy. Times have changed.
Saw Supertramp in concert in Edmonton, years later after discovering the music in 1976 with Crime of the Century. Then saw Roger Hodgson in concert November 2016 in Winnipeg. Music you listen to, hear the lyrics (storytelling thru the music). Roger's unbelievable with his song writing, and the music that goes with the words.
Jules Xavier OMG..we may have been at the same concerts...main st ...playhouse...concert hall..winnipeg arena..the world just keeps getting smaller🇨🇦🇨🇦
No Roger Hodgson here. He went apart in 1983, and this is from 1985. You are listening here to the great Rick Davies' Supertramp. No Roger Hodgson here. Pure Davies
I liked the 10 minute instrumental and I played it whenever I cross the border between Georgia and South Carolina and stopped at the welcome centers across Savannah river.
The perfect song for a ride full throttle on a Corvette C3 rubber bumper bubble back dark blue tan interiors in the Monument Valley together with Bo Derek
Complètement d'accord avec vous. Pourrait-on, un jour, espérer voir émerger du talent à cette hauteur ? !!! Pas sûre du tout...en tout cas, je ne cesserai pas d'écouter Supertramp Genesis, Pink Floyd et autres... qui ont un vrai talent. C'est un très bon traitement pour les oreilles et pour le moral. Merci à ces beaux musiciens talentueux.👍 🌞🌈❤🌟😍
Christian Bosch Pink Floyd I'll let you away with & the rest good but.....top 5.....no way my friend you need to listen to some more music. I mean diarrhoea come on they did some tight songs but....& queen I love them, Freddie best performer ever in his way....Genesis I can't really dig at all but my wife argues the case for them (sledgehammer does ma fuckin box in). BUT back to the point I'm fairly newly getting into supertramp I must admit & really growing in my estimation all the time
I've always felt this group was greatly underrated, but what an interesting sound they had....and guaranteed at some point to get your foot tapping. This particular effort is one example to actually make it into the dance clubs back then, and considering it's essentially just 2 chords, that's no easy task. Great sound, catchy beat...a real winner!
Once Supertramp is on my way, I cannot get out of it. I just listened to Breakfast in America, an album that takes me to other worlds. Bless Supertramp that takes me out of my reality. When I die I am going to miss Supertramp..
Same, once I start on Supertramp I listen to like 3 albums in a row
Me too ❤❤❤@@cimonak
Supertramp was a super band, wrote amazing songs and marked my youth through the '70s and '80s, truly miss their music.
Me too.
Y tenían como competencia en esa época a Toto. Cualquiera de las dos bandas eran espectaculares.
A rich doctor wanted his own rock&roll band so he sponsored a bunch of musicians in the early going.The band became known as SUPERTRAMP! Go figure!
^^eisterjäG€R v??v
Ahh, the smell of warm Vinyl! ..
wish the classic rock stations wouldn't overlook this song, this song deserves to be up there with "Bloody Well Right", "Give A Little Bit", "The Logical Song", "Goodbye Stranger" and "Take The Long Way Home"
"Breakfast In America" "Its Raining Again" etc
Yup! But Fools Overture is a masterpiece and it belongs to Roger! I have gone to concerts for 45 years and saw them 3 times. Roger is clearly a better singer and more talented than Rick. Looks like Lennon and McCartney caused this fighting too!!!
Radio Caroline .
@@tweetybird59 Probably Roger is better than Rick and the more successful songwriter, but Roger Hodgson is not Supertramp. Only the interaction of both (or with the whole group) brought the success of Supertramp. His (Roger) solo career wasn't particularly successful either. And "Fools Overture" is lengthy, a typical progressive rock number. I like "Crime of the Century" a lot more.
Crime of the Century and Fools Overture !!
One Of The Best Groups Ever!!!!!
@Luigi Raimondo Pomo sono d'accordo con te
Fully
Great musicians yes.
Agree along with 10CC ,fabulous bands!
Garganta con arena
I used to listen to this with my dad when I was younger. Crazy how music can bring up so many memories. God bless him he passed away not even a year ago.
He's still listening with you.
@@billdunn5075 definitely 🙏🙏🙏
Sorry for ur lost Lubbock Texas sends PRAYER MAY HE R.I.P and yes good song
Sounds like your Dad had good taste in music, hope you carry on enjoying this fine band.
Same! I remember my dad jamming in the den with this. Thirty years later I’m doing the same.
One of the last Supertramp masterpieces.
The precision and depth of this song is masterful and unmatched.
Love all of their eras of music but this one really hits me every time - just like a cannonball. Was a brilliant change in direction for them and wish they had stayed on this slightly harder edge. A really addictive song I never tire of.
I remembered seeing this video in TV in the mid 80s *once* when I was a kid... the image of the cave man looking worried after seeing the bird was etched into my memory for all of these years. I had no idea who sang the song.. just that image. After stumbling upon this video by accident while eatching supertramp videos... a 37 year mystery has finally been solved. Thank you youtube
El piano eléctrico en esta canción, es tan simple pero tan poderoso, tan lleno de vibras... Temaso...!
Man, Supertramp could so get back together and wipe the floor with everyone else making music today...
It's not hard to be better than today's rubbish.
That's because of despotism and nepotism.
On this one they wiped the dancefloor too ! 😂
12 years after your comment. Never going to happen. Rick is very old and unwell, sadly.
@@norwegianzound I know. An opportunity missed I’m afraid.
The track became Supertramp's last US Top 40 single to date, peaking at number 28 on the Billboard singles charts in the spring of 1985. It also crossed over to the dance charts, peaking at number 9. They played this in the dance clubs. Think about that.
They could slip in today and people would love it. (After the pandemic I mean)
Cement Kite Great masterpiece....One guy on sax looked like Chris Waddle on first sight
Funny you should say that, I discovered it recently in a playlist of tracks Moodymann is known to have played in his sets. He's a famously eclectic DJ with impeccable taste.
This is Supertramp's very last hit. Why, oh why. What have we done to deserve the loss of this fine band???
Maybe Free As A Bird, the titletrack, two years later, still stands the test of time. I agree with you concerning the later period.
@@oilingup Not even close. The whole album was a major disappointment.
@@juniorjohnson9509 well, I mean the single titletrack. You can’t deny it’s catchy and groovy enough.
@@oilingup Just listened to it again, and it hardly sounds like a Supertramp tune.
@@juniorjohnson9509 de gustibus… 🤷🏻♂️
A younger Ron Perlman plays the main role here, he became Hellboy 20 years later and starred lots of movies. Supertramp music is always HQ even without Roger.
🤔
Yeah Ron Perlman was acting as a ‘caveman’ in Quest for Fire decades before Hellboy and, dunno man, not so sure if this is him in the video. .... this actor looks a bit short.....
@@KOBUSmusic Well, we all know that special effects caneasily make anybody looks like a midget or a giant.
Ron Perelman was good in sons of anarchy till Jax shot him in the face
Sons of anarchy also .
When music was art
thats right Bob
It still.. is..
hello bud, music never stopped being art. the art just changed.
@@DUOVISUALS Jorge yañez
Jaaa....
Wonderful musical variety from Supertramp, never boring, great video too! With today's music, nothing comes close for sheer musical enjoyment..
When I was buying a new high-end stereo about 30 years ago, the salesman put this record on the turntable and put it on this song and cranked it up. He knew what he was doing -- the album had just come out and this song has all of the sounds to put a high-end stereo through its paces and show it off (or reveal the limitations of a lower-end one). I bought that stereo then and use this song on CD whenever I'm testing out a new sound system (for the home or car).
That's actually pretty cool
Aftermarket amps and speakers (Tube Driver Blue amps, Morel drivers, etc.) in my 2010 Challenger R/T Classic fed from the factory radio getting input from my ipod get awestruck looks from pedestrians when I crank this. And they're not even in the cabin.
MrDJS444 When I was fifteen or so, a salesman in a high end stereo biz put Emerson Lake & Palmer on a pair of massive speakers. Totally mind blowing experience.
I had just bought a Onkyo amp and tuner and my old Altec speakers just didn''t sound very good anymore. The guy put on Bloody Well Right on a pair of Yamaha 690's and I was awe stricken. They didn't have any new ones in stock so I bought the floor models at a discount and had them shipped to western Nebraska where I was living at the time. They never made it. They got stolen in transit. Got a new pair for the same price so I guess I couldn't complain. I still have them and they still sound great.
Interesting...in 1975, my dad went to a very high-end stereo store in Kansas City. The salesman put on an album called Thelma Houston and Pressure Cooker, one of the Sheffield Lab Direct to Disc albums, turned up the speakers and Dad came home with a tuner, turntable and Klipsch Heresy speakers which I still have to this day. Bought a set of Bozak speakers for upstaris. That album had the same effect as Supertramp on him.
Pas de mots pour le talent immense de supertramp, de la vraie musique. 🎶🎵🎼🎤🎹
That bass is cooking!
Hooo yessss
26 years after its release, this song still stand as a great piece of music. Great arrangement, both the brass section and the rhythm section are simply amazing. A true classic.
I agree with you
@@eliasribeiro5607 mate it's 2023...hope you're still listening!!
Esta es la cancion mas ficha de supertramp❤
Gracias mi buen hermano por estar de acuerdo conmigo😊
Jazz da melhor qualidade..wonderful music❤
Rick is a great signer too not just Roger they are just totally different.Supertramp the best!
Yes indeed. And you can listen to Rick Davies' different voices in "My kind of Lady", where Davies recorded ALL the voices (including the typical falsetto) and chorus. So...Davies could do his own voice and Hodgson voice too!
Probably all positive comments have been said already, but often we forget that the great artists of recent past we all like, have searched their best into their souls.
Today no souls at all. Just cold money unfortunately.
El tema es un poco monótono y no se lucen como en otros temas ... Tema que nadie extrañaría
Magnífico 🎹
Excelente música 🎥🎬🇧🇷
A great song by Supertramp! This was a featured track on "American Top 40 - The '80s" (from June 8th, 1985), & was the #39 song.
Bravo, Supertramp!
This was on the VJ top 40 countdown on Sirius today. #28.
Probably the most commercial song they made.. but in 1986, when I was just 12, this song brought Supertramp to my attention, because it is simply a great track! Quite unlike most of their music, which is also awesome. Who can forget "school"once you've heard that for the first time?
Supertramp is simply one of the greatest bands of the 20th century..
***** that is one song though. One bad song does not make a band crap. Though yeah, it aint great lol. And sure they had more than one crap song.. but so have many of the great rockbands of the 20th century.. even led zep had a couple! ;-)
john mullens stemoefening selectie
It had a lot to do w/the fact that Roger Hodgson had split the band a couple years before this album (Brother Where You Bound) came out. (the quality of it, that is).
no body, no?
m, sounds OK to me
john mullens this entire song is played in c. They wanted to see how long they could make it interesting.
This song is "perfection" Supertramp!
Les meilleures années avec des groupes légendaires comme on en fait plus 😭
Un deleite en toda regla! Es hermoso cuando un grupo te invita a escuchar desde sus profundidades, cada uno de sus recovecos especiales!!!
En especial Rick Davies what Crazy Good Feeling!!! Yeaaaah.........
so amazing, even a caveman can get it
LOVE this album
Brother where you bound is my favorite supertramp song, featuring David Gilmore on guitars...
How can anyone not like or appreciate this kind of music, Heaven sent
Great song. The long version with 7 something minutes kills everything
Ótima, Vale Apena Ouvir De Novo!!!!!
Can not believe so many people 'disliked' this music. Sure it's different from Supertramp's usual sound... but It's called art, growth, & evolution, yo! LOVE IT!
It’s been a long journey m8t I was tripping out on acid my older brothers introduced me to some good music to help me along the way thank bruv Holsey67 🇬🇧 I still get flashbacks all good 1980s sadly I’m still here
YO SE QUE HAY GUSTOS DIFERENTES, PERO PARA MI.... ESTA MUSICA ES LO MEJOR DE LO MEJOR.... FELICIDADES!!!!
Loved this song, and it never got enough airplay. But in my hometown we played all of the supertrampsongs over and over again. All were awesome!
+Renee Knight You said it kiddo! Am glad I'm not the only old timer in here. Keep the energy! Live it!
:) You certainly are not the only old timer on here. a lot just don't comment, preferring peace to drama. :)
Namste,
Rani Yoga Devi
+ Renee Chevalier!!! c'est vrais que se titre est passer innaperçus!! et pourtant rien que le clip exeptionnel dans la réalisation, fait comme un scoopitonne des années 60s' une perle !!
:) Marc - Namste
me too
The bass is the balls here. Please reunite while your all still alive!
Brother where you bound is my favorite supertramp album and also their most daring and progressive since crime of the century and with this brilliantly Steve Barron directed video gives this supertramp classic a nice visual touch
Steve Baron was a genius director…
I thank my Dad every time I sing them. Since the womb. I'm now 42. I used to sit up all night blasting them obnoxiously and singing along since I have insomnia. I realized I'd wake my parents if I played it too low because we were all trained to sleep through loud noises. Had the song books and all and since I could read music I introduced myself to more to sing to. Still my favorite to this very day. I saw them the first time when I was 4. People were tripped out this little girl knew all the words and sung it perfectly. I still remember majority of their lyrics to this day. Yes!
My father had an antique Bentley. In the late 80s he had a CD player put in. There are two albums I remember from that car. August by Clapton and Brother Where You Bound.
Every time I hear this album I can smell the car.
I’ve listened to Supertramp since I was a tot, thanks to my hippie parents! And it’s always a fond memory in my chaotic childhood.🎼💙
Un pezzo storico che ha un fascino inconfondibile
FANTASTICO !!!
Formidable musique cela n'a pas vieillis...merci
Temazo de Supertramp, el ritmo y los sonidos espectaculares!!!
l'image mème de Supertramp est là!!!!c'est pour moi le meilleur titre!! les cuivres sont là!!! l'essence est là!!! le rhytme est profond et envoutant!!!on peux donner , apres avoir écouter cette musique!!!
one of their best songs and sadly one of their most overlooked, this song should have been a bigger hit than what it was.
Was taken to see Supertramp, Brother Where You Bound show in London. It was fantastic. Listening to this brings back that happy time. Great song and reminds when men were sexy. Times have changed.
Siempre vuelvo a escuchar estos temas uno mas buenos que otros. Por Dios que musica.
Awesome pianist & trumpeting.
+Sam Ghane Love those big fat horn parts.
1985 was a lousy year for me. I won't go into detail , but this hidden gem helped me get through it. I love the fusion of jazz and rock in it.
Helped you heal dwight thats all that matters friend. Stay strong.
Magnificent orchestration and lyrics - The 2019 music doesn't even come close tho Supertramp and their music
Magnificent jazz and keys with vocals to go with.
Saw Supertramp in concert in Edmonton, years later after discovering the music in 1976 with Crime of the Century. Then saw Roger Hodgson in concert November 2016 in Winnipeg. Music you listen to, hear the lyrics (storytelling thru the music). Roger's unbelievable with his song writing, and the music that goes with the words.
Jules Xavier OMG..we may have been at the same concerts...main st ...playhouse...concert hall..winnipeg arena..the world just keeps getting smaller🇨🇦🇨🇦
No Roger Hodgson here. He went apart in 1983, and this is from 1985. You are listening here to the great Rick Davies' Supertramp. No Roger Hodgson here. Pure Davies
Did not appreciate this back in the day, shame on me, great tune!
Wish it was the album version.
Has an element of Big Band to it, with different instruments taking a “lead” solo. Clever!
Great song from 1985!
The bass sound and bassline are masterpiece, so catchy. All the song is fabulous in many ways.
supertramp was a real superband
Uno de los mejores temas de Supertramp, muy buena instrumentación y armonía musical excelente
Supertramp es Universal
When this came out, I went with my family on a trip to Canada. Up there, this was played fairly frequently.
I liked the 10 minute instrumental and I played it whenever I cross the border between Georgia and South Carolina and stopped at the welcome centers across Savannah river.
The perfect song for a ride full throttle on a Corvette C3 rubber bumper bubble back dark blue tan interiors in the Monument Valley together with Bo Derek
A high quality Songggggg
Very creative and without fleeting digitalisations, the great and ingenious eighties were.
LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOVE this song.....one of the best of all time!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
So do I
Supertramp is one fabulous group :)
Probably the best song I've ever heard that used only one chord.
It doesn't exactly have one cord. There are some parts where it changes a bit. But I see what you mean.
So easy a caveman could do it.
also tangerine dream had their way
You're not that far... but actually a quite complex composition. By Rick Davies.
Gosh can't believe this video is almost 30 years old!!!
It still sounds awesome!!!
Saw them in Earls Court on Brother Where You Bound tour ..best show ever and I`m pretty sure its more than 30 years ago maybe 32...
This s one of my all time favorites, and I followed the band from Crime f the Century. Great horn section!
This whole album Brother Where You Bound is my favorite. It Rocks!
sorry i cannot agree about possibility to be the favorite one still loving it as a home mate
3:57 Absolutely magical.
Love Supertramp!
Thank You for existing Supertramp 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
super groupe que de bons souvenirs on ne se lasse pas de les ecouter
Oh God nothing to be envious Mr. Hodgson ain't it right...? Such a fine piece of music art from the unforgettable 80's age !!
Love that Yamaha BB bass...the workhorse of the eighties!!
Me llega hasta el alma escucharlos de nuevo. Gracias por acompañarme en mi juventud. Mis Saludos cordiales desde Chile.
Ah como eu adoro essa banda *-*
Souvenir souvenir,que du bonheur Supertramp Genesis Floyd les meilleurs jamais égalés
Complètement d'accord avec vous. Pourrait-on, un jour, espérer voir émerger du talent à cette hauteur ? !!! Pas sûre du tout...en tout cas, je ne cesserai pas d'écouter Supertramp Genesis, Pink Floyd et autres... qui ont un vrai talent. C'est un très bon traitement pour les oreilles et pour le moral. Merci à ces beaux musiciens talentueux.👍 🌞🌈❤🌟😍
This was my 'go to' song for sound checking car stereos
So. Amazing and incredible. Thank you supertramp and thank you technology. Greetings from Mexico
one of my favorite songs with the funkiest bass line ever.
Atemporal supertramp!!
When music had a message and more importantly, had heart!!!!
a song as progressive and fresh as the day it came out, love it
Hadn't heard this in YEARS...Forgot how great is was....FABULOUS! Thanks for sharing!
No vabbè mitico Ron Perlman
Me encanta Supertramp !!! Una de las mejores bandas de todas las que escuché y sigo escuchando. Faltaría Roger Hodgson pero igual sonaron muy bien.
So deep. So bad ass. Greetings from la Gran Tenochtitlán
Genius I am an 80’s person and I have heard this the first time tonight. Supertramp❤️ wow!
You have to discover some more Supertramp's songs then!
Are you kidding me? !...a simply great ''overlooked'' Super "super'' Tramp..PRODUCTION!
One of the best Bands ever!! SUPERTRAMP rules!!
Christian Bosch one of the best? how about the best!
1.) Queen, 2.) Supertramp, 3.) Pink Floyd, 4.) Dire Straits, 5.) Genesis ;-)
Dire Straits in the top 5? *Avoids eye contact and slowly backs out of the room*
Christian Bosch Pink Floyd I'll let you away with & the rest good but.....top 5.....no way my friend you need to listen to some more music. I mean diarrhoea come on they did some tight songs but....& queen I love them, Freddie best performer ever in his way....Genesis I can't really dig at all but my wife argues the case for them (sledgehammer does ma fuckin box in). BUT back to the point I'm fairly newly getting into supertramp I must admit & really growing in my estimation all the time
What about Led Zeppelin?
At 3:55 is when this song all comes together and just kicks ASS! Gawd I get chills!!
Such an underrated song!!!!
It seems from the dawn of civilization that man has fretted over woman. Love this album :)
Cool song that you don’t hear much now a days
Love cannonball 😊
I've always felt this group was greatly underrated, but what an interesting sound they had....and guaranteed at some point to get your foot tapping. This particular effort is one example to actually make it into the dance clubs back then, and considering it's essentially just 2 chords, that's no easy task. Great sound, catchy beat...a real winner!