First listen to Supertramp - Goodbye Stranger (REACTION)
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- Опубліковано 5 сер 2024
- Original Video: • Goodbye Stranger (2010...
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Supertramp was the prog band that could write a seriously catchy hook; their songs are both clever and fun. With "Give a Little Bit," the hook and the smooth joy of the song have picked me up when not much else could have. "School" and "Bloody Well Right" open their concept album _Crime of the Century_ and are musically brilliant. More Supertramp, Daniel; please!
great tune by a great group. thanks
AND great reaction
It sounds like the singer is trying to sell the free love thing to a heartbroken groupie. Great guitar solo and that Supertramp perfection. Great reaction. Great band.
I agree! As much as I love Supertramp, I never liked the lyrics to this song. I always felt he had a huge amount of disdain for whoever he is speaking to in the song! It's fun, musically, and I don't think I've ever "skipped it", but it still makes me uncomfortable!
@@MissAstorDancer there is a person in these comments that said the song is about giving up pot, which I think makes more sense to me now. It’s weird because like you said I was always turned off but maybe it’s a happy song after all.
@@Hartlor_Tayley 🤔
That smile on your face as you keep being surprised is exactly what they were going for. So many of these songs have a "happy" feeling even on serious subjects.
Back in 1979 this song would come on the radio about every 10 minutes. Not that anyone minded. Supertramp were an excellent band, and built their brand around the distinctive sound of the Wurlitzer electric piano that few other bands were using in the mid-late 70s. Great song, off of a great album.
Supertramp were a great English rock band formed in 1969. They had so many great songs in the 70's-80's such as "The Logical Song", "Breakfast In America", "Goodbye Stranger", "Take The Long Way Home", "Dreamer" "Give A Little Bit", "It's Raining Again", "Bloody Well Right", "My Kind Of Lady", "Cannonball", "I'm Beggin' You", "You Win, I Lose" etc.
They always take you on a fun ride, multiple elements perfectly inserted at the perfect time - extraordinary talent that was underrated and underheard.
Oh my bringing back memories 🙂
Daniel I Love this Band and this song !!
Great pick !!
Great react. Supertramp is amazing and their albums are so good!
Ahhhhhh. The soundtrack of my youth. That opening music is soooooooo choice.
One of the greatest bands ever and I had the privilege of seeing them live and it was awesome. Great reaction that I really enjoyed it thank you
Wow, live, must have been fun
@@phoebelewis2788 it was totally
“Child of Vision” is another epic track from this album.
I love this band, all of their music is great. I appreciate the human elements of finger snapping and whistling it. It really adds an "alive or casual factor" and taking away the studio sterility I often feel in official videos. He is a musician on the road, the one night stand is just business in so many ways. He is fulfilling someone else's fantasy but for him, it is just another night of winding down after the intense rush of doing a show. Thank you for reacting to this great band and song.
Breakfast In America is a perfect album front to back. Always loved the guitar solo in this... Roger Hodgson was always just known by many as one of their keyboard playing lead singers (he was piano and vox on "Take The Long Way Home") but he was their lead guitar. He's really been a great underrated guitarist. "The Logical Song" would be the next logical (sorry lol) pick from this album.
I saw Rodger Hodgson tour with Ringo Starr in 2001 (same tour with Greg Lake). Great lineup that included Ian Hunter (Mott the Hoople), Lake, Hodgson, Howard Jones, Sheila E. and Mark Rivera (Billy Joel's band). The 2 Supertramp songs they performed were "The Logical Song" and "Give a Little Bit". I needed to jog my Swiss Cheese memory, and it doesn't like cardio.
I'd be surprised if he performed this since it's a Rick Davies song.
This is what we call a "Sleeper" song - Starts out slow and smooth, and finishes rough and strong.
After Take The Long Way Home, this would be my next favorite by them. Love the different vocal styles. The whistling is cool. Very good track. I love the whole album:)
When I was young, living in the California foothills, Supertramp was recording in little Nevada City CA. We were intrigued and blown away; I always remember that when I hear this band.
Great song, love this band. More Supertramp please. this whole album is great. Crime of the Century is another whole album worth listening to and Even in the Quietest Moments. Too many songs to list, also anything from Live in Paris 1979. I saw them live a couple times in the late 70's and they were excellent in concert! Thanks Daniel, great job as always.
My damn theme song! I never look behind me my troubles will be few!
Man, I love the lane you're traveling down the last couple of days. Classic, progressive, legendary picks. Like an infusion of adrenaline for my #1 channel!
The outro guitar solo is a masterclass in simplicity feeling like perfection, possibly aided by the tension that was built through the song. The initial single note played over 8 or 16 bars is reminiscent of The Who’s I Can See For Miles (which had a single note as the entire solo).
Daniel, thank you for your reaction! Every song on "Crime of the Century", "Crisis? What Crisis?" and "Even In The Quietest Moment" albums are well worth reactions! Cheers,
"Give a little bit" was my all time favorite back in the day.
Love these guys. Shoutout to my Uncle Ricky that got me into Supertramp when I was a kid.
A Supertramp classic with a fantastic outro. Btw, I didn't realize until recently what the "city" behind the waitress on the album cover really was.
Even in the Quietest Moments is a good one.
I reckon so
It's just such a great joy to watch you experiencing and appreciating such great music from the day! Bro, back in the day, I had long hair, I was skinny like you, and I totally loved hearing the greatest tunes of the era! Thanks for sharing, commenting!
"Fool's Overture," "A Soapbox Opera," "Even In The Quietest Moments" "School," "Rudy," and "Crime Of The Century" are all brilliant epics... Supertramp is worth returning to!! "Breakfast In America" is excellent and is still only their 4th best album... the previous three are where it's at! Cheers!
I could not agree more! Daniel, dive in, please. ✌🏼
Completely agree. All 4 are classic albums and I love Famous Last Words as well; so underrated.
Great recommendations I know I particularly liked school
@@lydiabentley3413 Hi, Lydia. I don't know your age or how much you've listened to Supertramp but they are my favourite band of all time - and that's saying a lot because I love so many groups and individual rock musicians from the 1960s, '70s and '80s. If you like School you'll probably love pretty much every song, like I do, from their five consecutive albums starting with the all-time classic Crime of the Century through Famous Last Words. Do yourself, especially your ears and soul, a favour, and listen to all of them. You'll be glad you did. Feel free to let me know what you think of certain songs if you go on this sonic journey.
@@timwhitnell7145 hi Tim thank you for your comment which I read with great interest. I do think Supertramp I want is the greatest bands and I have seen them live but it was a long time ago. My favourite band at the moment is dire straits but I will listen to some more Supertramp and get back to you. Let me know if you like Dire Straits. It was good to hear from you and thanks
My favorite of their albums is the "Live in Paris"
I ADORED Supertramp. Living in London 1980, they really stood out. A shame the two lead singers didn’t get on. Chalk and cheese.
With so many love songs around, I like both this and Paul Simon’s excellent 50 Ways To Leave Your Lover as explorations of the emotions or lack of them when disentangling from intimacy.
You need to see this live. Rick Davies on the piano/keyboard and Roger Hodgson on the electric guitar (Solo is cool). Live in Paris 1979 concert, on UA-cam, will have this song in it.
This album came out in my senior year of college. I wore that vinyl record OUT! Supertramp was my jam for years.
I was surprised at the lack of "turn it up!" at 5:30
I love how the song 🎵 is a sweet way of saying see ya
Great song
Supertramp always had an incredible production value. While definitely a " one night stand" number the production elevates it into something more. Great job Daniel 🎶 thank you !
Oh...still plinking away...
Roger Hodgson on guitar outtro...phenomenal...
I love that there is little to no bass until a minute and a half into the song so you forget its even a thing and then it comes in on a super tight riff.
I love this song. I have always loved the bass in this song.
That song represented my brother to me back in the 70s...🤣🤣🤣 he couldn't be faithful if he tried...my mum used to say to him.."you wanna watch what you're doing lad, "it's" gonna shrivel up and fall off one day" 🤣🤣🤣 he used to CRINGE when she said that... 😊
I always thought that this song is a companion to Dion's The Wanderer. Both songs are catchy as hell, but ultimately the main characters are doomed to live lonely lives because they think that if they don't have any responsibilities they can stay young.
Oh if only we had a Supertramp on the scene now... This song and Rudy as well as Crime of the Century are I think 3 of a kind. But then they did other stuff like Its Raining Again which is so sweet. They really were the progressive Rock band that moved into the popular music space and stayed.
I think you would enjoy "Fool's Overture". There is a lot of amazing work from them. Just amazing!
you could argue that this is Supertramp's version of "free bird".
This album brings back so much memory. Back in the summer of 1988, I was returning home from Montreal with friends after a week of camping out in Canada and a radio station out of Montreal played the entire album on the ride home till we got to the NY border. Thanks, Canada!
Their song Bloody Well Right is phenomenal if you haven't checked it out, great video man.
A Supertramp song, is always a fun ride. There's always something unexpected around the corner. For a 'fun fact', you should look up the meaning of the word Supertramp ( unless you already know, of course ), it's a very clever band name I think.
Andy & Alex loved this song.
Awesome album!
please consider checking out the live version of this it's really great. The base drives the whole thing
I can see you creating a song like this....it's your style!!! Yes!!! Supertramp!!! Rush!!!! maybe Harry Chapin!!! James Taylor!!!! a little funk!!!! Yeah I can see you putting a series of song that honor and sound similar to these artist!!!! OOOOoooooooouuuuuu....yeah....Can't wait to see it!!!! oh and Bro...it's raining here in Northern California...in Orangevale......and it's cold....like 59 degrees.
Child Of Vision…..live from Paris. Super trump at their height and some of the best piano work out there
*Now, some they do and some they don't // And some you just can't tell
And some they will and some they won't // With some it's just as well*
Supertramp has some of the cleverest/most fun lyrics anyone wrote.
Breakfast in America makes a great addition to anyone's album collection.
Breakfast is the album that was a massive hit for them, especially in the US. Crime of the Century and Even in the Quietest Moments are the albums that got me through high school. I especially loved Dreamer off Crime and From Now On from Moments.
you have to listen to the logical song supertramp best song ever
Breakfast in America. My fave was Take The Long Way Home and Logical Song. That would be up your street.
This an early morning song for me for some reason. I can say with honesty, I heard this song more than any other song after being up all night & very much worse for wear, in the early mornings! LOL! It's a great song, don't get me wrong, but it's my shuffle home with my tail tucked between my legs song. Gives me a strange sense of familiarity, although a little foggy! lmao! 'Oh young man, rejoice in thy youth'!!!!!!
If you want a deep track that shows Supertramp's prog roots and is also a epic length track (12 minutes) check out Try Again from their 1970 debut album.
Logical Song is very relevant to today's insanity.
I think you would appreciate "Dreamer" by Supertramp an incredibly odd song but in a really good way
Love me some Supertramp! Would love to hear you dissect the lyrics of 'The giant of Illinois' by The Handsome Family.Will you except the challenge? :)
If you like this song, and Take the Long Way Home, then you will love Supertramp's most famous song The Logical Song!
Polite, thoughtful, and understated.
If you aren't Canadian...
...well; you should be.
Thank you for your analysis.
Hope you dive deeper into Supertramp. So many more fantastic songs by them! The whole Crime of the Century album is a prog masterpiece. You haven't even heard the best from them.
While Breakfast in America was more popular in the USA, i think most people feel that their 1974 album Crime of the Century was their masterpiece, although a bit darker and more serious in tone.
One of my favorite bands! I always felt this song was about one-night-stands -- like the women they meet on the road etc. Please consider reacting to "Bloody Well Right" and "School"! These two are true works of art! (links below) Thanks for revisiting Supertramp! ;-)
Bloody Well Right - ua-cam.com/video/iaxAZYQB44o/v-deo.html
School - ua-cam.com/video/_rZ6SexrGZc/v-deo.html
Goodbye Stranger it's been nice
Hope you find your paradise.
.......and off into the distance does the stranger dance, not looking back. A happy cad? Salty.
While you were dissecting “Gooodbye Stranger” by Supertramp. I noticed a mention of The Office Steve Carell aka Michael Scott sings “Goodbye Toby” a parody of Goodbye Stranger in episode 18 season 4. I saw it. Funny. Goodbye Mary, Goodbye Jane was my favorite hook, my friends & I would sing that part. Goodbye Stranger was on radio in heavy rotation back in the 70’s & 80’s.
Great reaction. I enjoyed it.
Love this song
The lyrics works perfectly fine on the surface as a relationship story, or lack thereof, but in later years I've come to see it also, on a deeper level, as someone leaving a drug-filled or drug-fueled life, because of the clever use of the names Mary and Jane. For a possible similar usage, see Tom Petty''s early hit Mary Jane's Last Dance.
Tim Petty was brilliant and my friend Steve Ferrone was his drummer. I will listen to what you recommended and thank you
@@lydiabentley3413 Very cool. I had teenage friends who were brothers with the last name Ferrone.
@@timwhitnell7145 my brother went to school with and they music together my brother played keyboards. Both great musicians.
The most underrated band imo. Nowhere near as embedded in the public consciousness as they should be.
Logical Song is very relevant to tp
try some Rick Davies Supertramp classics next, Bloody Well Right and From Now On!
Just give me motion and set me free 😆
This song came out right before AIDS happened, in 1979.
Things were different, much freer, perhaps more sleazy.
Do you ever get older? Been watching for you for a couple years now….
Better ending to an album is " Crime of the Century" from the album of the same name.
I lol'd when you said "he understands there's a universal code of ethics, but..." to which I replied out loud "but he's a baby boomer so he doesn't give a f**k"
this could be a boxset, romanticized musical odes to consequenceless sex and entitlement lololol
Be different than the other reaction channels and do Gone Hollywood, Oh Darling , and Just Another Nervous Wreck
Cannonball was always one I really liked 🙂
Sounds like to me that the one person wanted the other for a very very short time.
#turnthatup
Goodbye Toby
Their run of five albums (you know which ones) cannot be matched in my opinion.
Took me along time to realize he's singing about quitting "pot". ei: Mary Jane = marijuana
Oh I just notice that too, mary jane, gee 😮only about 45 years later.
@@chrisf1202 LOL....yes, took me along time too
Sounds to me like the life of a rock band, always going to the next city, can't make ties cause they're always movin' on.
Great cover art for a great album. Note the twin towers standing behind the glass of OJ!
But I don't want to leave, I'm having to much fun..
Would you consider doing Eric burdon Monterey or Eric burdon when I was young or J Geils band snow cone
This song is about giving up pot. "Goodbye Mary, goodbye Jane" - MJ slang for pot at the time.
Interesting, I thought the Mary Jane line was about the girls and the weed they smoked but I didn’t think the whole thing was about giving up pot. That’s a cool interpretation
Not even close.........
@@donalddixon6541 State your source
Yes. He’s saying goodbye to his old self and smoking pot. He said he’d smoked so much that he had become a stranger to himself.
@@Rob-eo5ql that makes total sense, I’m leaning heavily towards adopting your interpretation.
He’s saying goodbye to his old self and smoking pot. He said he’d smoked so much that he became a stranger to himself.
Tom Sawyer stuff
V Spy V Spy
You can laugh at behaviour. It will never bother me.
Sometimes I just skip to the end.
So, you are on aeroplane circling New York (which is toast) heading towards twin towers (which are juiced).
Rick's songs seemed very anti-pimp and were more pro-husband. As a young man, he got out to experience the real world. In a recent interview, he speaks of wanting to join a band as a young man. One band needed an organist which he never played. So, he faked it.