Man, I clicked like before it ever started. The entire "Breakfast in America" album is a freakin masterpiece. Smokey got it, the song is about being a kid then you get sent to school to be transformed. Rodgers Hodgson is a genius & his vocals are so dang good. Hope y'all do some more of them.
Yes, it is a masterpiece, and the entire album is awesome, but "Take The Long Way Home" holds a special place in my heart. I was in my early twenties when that album came out and now, at the age of 66, that song especially resonates with me. You simply can't go wrong with Supertramp, just like you can't go wrong with Cheap Trick.
Supertramp has some great songs! Try, "Goodbye Stranger", "Bloody Well Right", "Give A Little Bit", "Take The Long Way Home", "Dreamer", "It's Raining Again", "Breakfast In America" (both a song and the title of their biggest album).
One of the great British bands and one of their best tracks. Recommend their tracks Dreamer, Lady, Sister Moonshine, Another Man's Woman, Breakfast in America and Give a Little Bit.
@@jangles1839 - you're entitled to your opinion. Supertramp's Lady is from their album Crisis, What Crisis?, an album of theirs that is typically overlooked but which has some good tracks.
Supertramp started out in 1969 but they reached their commercial peak with 1979's Breakfast in America, which had their international top 10 singles "The Logical Song", "Breakfast in America", "Goodbye Stranger", and "Take the Long Way Home". and no it not the man you're mentioned. This is Rock and Pop
Roger Hodgeson is one of two vocalists on Supertramp, and yes his voice is similar to Geddy Lee's, but IMHO a bit more refined. Supertramp is usually labeled as a progressive rock band, and they are from the UK.
Supertramp was all over the radio after Breakfast in America came out with all the hits.Give a Little Bit is a great song from them,it is also in quite a few commercials today.
Supertramp and Rush started in 1968 and 1969. One in England and the other in Canada I really don't think they copied each other. Love the reactions keep them coming!!!!!
Supertramp are an awesome band and despite what everyone says their album 'Crime of the Century' is what really started their rise in being recognized by a larger audience. It's more 'trippy' than Breakfast in America, my personal fav is Dreamer but School, Crime of the Century and Rudy take you on a ride.
I believe Goodbye Stranger was the first single off this album back in the day. Radio station played it all the time. Then I think this one and then maybe Breakfast In America. Take The Long Way Home also got some airplay (great harmonica on that one). The whole album is actually pretty great.
I see many people mentioning Breakfast in America, but their popularity actually goes back to their Crime of the Century album, at least where I live. I think a little Fools Overture might be in line for the next song. Thanks for sharing.
Great Basin is in Nevada. Most iconic Music trivia in the basin is that Bruce Springsteen’s self titled album features a pic of him at a gas station in Valmy -Just about dead center of Nevada along interstate 80 😎
One of a handful of songs I heard as a kid in the 80s that I loved the sound of. No idea what it was about until just a few years ago. Radio Avon was the only station we could get on our second-hand National AM radio, and Supertramp had about five songs on rotation on it.
My favorites out of all their great music is #1 The Logical Song, #2 The Long Way Home, & #3 Goodbye Stranger. What I always took from this song was that it was about the loss of childhood innocence. When you are little, the world is new & magical. Everything is full of joy & wonder. But then you start to grow up, go to school where you learn from adults (& other kids) how to look at your world through different eyes. As you continue to mature, you become part of society & are expected to act, think, & say things a certain way. But deep down you are still an independent person with dreams, creative imagination, & opinions that might go "against the grain" of what you were taught and how others think. It's a song of trying to understand yourself & wanting to break free of conformity instead of being "just another brick in the wall" (as Pink Floyd said). The voices are amazing, but that saxophone is on FIRE! Music from the 70's & 80's & a little bit from the 90's is the only thing I listen to.
Mid 70’s to late 80’s British band,they had SO many great tracks,and a run of 6 albums that artists today would give their right arm for,for just one as high quality as these boys made in that run.
glad you finally got into Supertramp. This song is from Breakfast in america. you should go back in time and listen to any song from Crime of the century: School, Dreamer, Bloody well right, Rudy, they're all good. And the two next albums as well: Crisis...what crisis? and Even in the quietest moment.
I still buy and listen to CDs. Just bought a Pucifer CD last weekend. I like having physical media, something solid in my hands. I get to look at the album art, credits, and sometimes lyrics. Breakfast in America is another great song by these guys. As is Long Way Home.
So many great songs. They are in the prog rock realm. Hugely popular in the late 70'/early 80's. The Breakfast in America album was big and a lot of their songs, like the Logical Song were constantly on the radio. They do have a diverse menu of songs and albums to explore. They were not only great musicians, but their lyrics always meant something. Maybe do Good-Bye Stranger , Take the Long Way Home or Give A Little Bit to name a few. Crime of the Century was their epic concept album and should be listened to from start to finish to get the most out of it. But individual songs like Rudy, Dreamer, School are cool solo too. They had a reputation of putting on great concerts and could play all their songs like studio versions. The Logical Song is about Rodger Hodgson's experience when his parents sent him to Boarding School.
Track 2 from their 6th album, '79s Breakfast in America. I could agree that Geddy Lee and Roger Hodgson are similar in pitch, timbre, register, what have you. I can't agree that the two voices are identical. In a 2012 interview, Roger said "I think it was very relevant when I wrote it, and actually I think it's even more relevant today. It's very basically saying that what they teach us in schools is all very fine, but what about what they don't teach us in schools that creates so much confusion in our being. I mean, they don't really prepare us for life in terms of teaching us who we are on the inside. They teach us how to function on the outside and to be very intellectual, but they don't tell us how to act with our intuition or our heart or really give us a real plausible explanation of what life's about. There's a huge hole in the education. I remember leaving school at 19, I was totally confused. That song really came out of my confusion, which came down to a basic question: please tell me who I am. I felt very lost. I had to educate myself in that way, and that's why California was very good for me to kind of re-educate myself, if you like. But it's interesting that that song, I hear it all the time, it's quoted in schools so much. I've been told it's the most-quoted song in school. That may be because it has so many words in it that people like to spell. But I think it also poses that question, and maybe stimulates something with students. I hope so." Also gotta get to School, Bloody Well Right, and Goodbye Stranger
Check out , Crime Of The Century, Bloody Well Right, Take The Long Way Home, Dreamer, It's Raining Again. Goodbye Stranger, Breakfast in America, School, Put On Your Old Brown Shoes
Rodgers Hodgson and Getty Lee are both sing in that higher register, but their voices are very distinctive to me, since I know all of both bands material and I've been a massive fan of Supertramp and Rush for 50 some odd years!!! 👍👍Supertramp has a hugh and fantastic catalog!!! Enjoy~~👍👍👌👌✌✌😃😃
They had so many great songs that I can't pick a favorite and stick to it. Their production and the use of instruments blended together are top notch. Two lead singers, both play keyboards among other things. Rudy is a powerful song that really shows what they were capable of doing.
Before Roger left the band, I saw Sopertramp four times, and they never disappointed. Always a wonderful, lively, entertaining 'live' show. It's so unfortunate they two writers couldn't keep up their partnership. The band was never the same after Roger left.
Y'all aren't fair - I get totally distracted by the trivia! So naturally, I had to use the Google to find your answer. The Great Basin Desert extends through NV, ID, UT, CA and OR. Yes, it abuts the Mojave to the south. Now, for the most important item - fantastic reaction to a beloved song! 🙂❤
One of the best songs ever! The amazing saxaphonist wrote this song and the singer is the great keyboardist. They have many great songs for you to check out. : )
Breakfast in America is on every single "Must own/have" list since it came out. If you collect vinyl, you gotta have this album. Every single song on it is awesome, and Supertramp was, and perhaps still are, unlike anyone else... I was only 1 year old when this album came out, and it was played on my parents turntable all the time. Its one of the first vinyl records I bought when I inherited their 1979 Revox turntable, and it still sounds awesome! Cool to see you guys react to them!
I think many people currently in their 40s were introduced this song in Simpsons episode I Married Marge where Homer is reminiscing his youth, first aired in December 1991. The song came out in March 1979.
Trash Talkers be vibin’ hard! This makes me so happy. The lyrics are profoundly relevant even today. ‘Give a Little Bit’ to this day is one of the most satisfying songs that displays resolution. Plus, if you break the mime’s hand, he’ll be surprised. That’s not the actual lyric. But I still wish it was
This whole Breakfast in America album was incredible and yeah these songs were on the radio constantly. That's also an iconic record album cover. But I would also point you to a song from I think their album before that one. But at any rate an earlier album. And it got a ton of radio play and it is such a different take by them although it has a lot of the same hallmarks. And it's called, Bloody Well Right!
I can remember, just images and this song on the radio in my sister's Pinto. I must've been 4 or 5. Always takes me back. I can even smell that vinyl interior in her brand new Ford.
'Live in Paris' is a true masterpiece imo. I was 9 in 1979 and a Supertramp-fanatic. It's the first band that I saw live: 1983 in Belgium, AND still with Roger Hodgson!
Supertramp are a UK band who have had several hits in the 70s. Please review their Breakfast in America or Bloody well right. I am sure you will appreciate them.
Hey guys !! Love Supertramp and it’s a pleasure to see and hear you reacting to them. So many great songs and superb musicianship…..and I do have a CD player in my Subaru WRX!!
I played this to death on my car cassette and I still have my vinyl LP of "Breakfast in America". Loved that album I was the exact age of this young man when this was released. Who doesn't love some NASTY sax😎
I have a reoccurring nightmare where im sitting drunk and or stoned in my underwear and HR is calling me because I forgot I had to work that day. This song is always playing in the background
One of those classic rock radio songs that I never knew the name of 😆 My car does indeed have a CD player, and it’s a 2019 so… not that old. I do have a cd in it, too- Stankonia 😊
Thanks, Trash! such a great song.. Supertramp has other great ones, too - one of my favorites i "School" -- they are talented musicians, with an amazing balance... look forward to more reactions from you kids... :)
This is why i like you guys. Yoi dont just do rap and metal songs like a lot of other rapper reactors. I love those reactions but there is so much more music out there. I love supertramp
not one of my big fav go to bands, but the entire album Breakfast In America was freakin amazing! Smokey hit the nail on the head with the deeper meaning of the song.
Supertramp has been my favorite group since the late 1970s. In my opinion their best album is Crime of the Century, followed by Even in the Quietest Moments, and Breakfast in America. Please react to Goodbye Stranger, Rudy, and Fool's Overture.
These guys were pumpin' while I was in high school. Under-rated in my opinion. "School" is probably my favorite tune they've done, but Logical Song is a close 2nd.
Man, I clicked like before it ever started. The entire "Breakfast in America" album is a freakin masterpiece. Smokey got it, the song is about being a kid then you get sent to school to be transformed. Rodgers Hodgson is a genius & his vocals are so dang good. Hope y'all do some more of them.
I did the same thing! I stole this album off my big sister all the time when I was little to listen to it. Oops I just showed my age. Lol.
Absolutely agree, it's a masterpiece, front to back. The last track is maybe my favorite. It's just brilliant.
His solo album Eye Of The Storm is incredible!
Yes, it is a masterpiece, and the entire album is awesome, but "Take The Long Way Home" holds a special place in my heart. I was in my early twenties when that album came out and now, at the age of 66, that song especially resonates with me. You simply can't go wrong with Supertramp, just like you can't go wrong with Cheap Trick.
It’s a trilogy with dreamer and School..👌
Supertramp has some great songs! Try, "Goodbye Stranger", "Bloody Well Right", "Give A Little Bit", "Take The Long Way Home", "Dreamer", "It's Raining Again", "Breakfast In America" (both a song and the title of their biggest album).
Crime of the Century. Even in the Quietest Moments.
"Goodbye, Stranger" for sure!
I can heavily recommend "Another Man's Woman", "Babaji", "Fool's Overture"
hide in your shell !
downstream
Supertramp is an excellent group to get into. A great prog band which has alot of crazy sounds in their songs (as you can tell).
One of the great British bands and one of their best tracks. Recommend their tracks Dreamer, Lady, Sister Moonshine, Another Man's Woman, Breakfast in America and Give a Little Bit.
I still think Little River Band's song "Lady" is better than Supertramp's. I know they're two entirely different songs but I just prefer to hear LRB's
@@jangles1839 - you're entitled to your opinion. Supertramp's Lady is from their album Crisis, What Crisis?, an album of theirs that is typically overlooked but which has some good tracks.
Supertramp started out in 1969 but they reached their commercial peak with 1979's Breakfast in America, which had their international top 10 singles "The Logical Song", "Breakfast in America", "Goodbye Stranger", and "Take the Long Way Home". and no it not the man you're mentioned. This is Rock and Pop
I also remember island hopping in Greece, back in 1985. Supertramp were played everywhere that Summer. Kos. Ios. Corfu. Great memories.
There's artists that do all genres
Yeah, in Canada, Supertramp was HUGE from the Crime of the Century album (1974) to the Brother Where You Bound album (1985).
@@MrDeadstu yes, I'm in Canada, always loved Supertramp, but was mentioning their commercial peak year which was 79 when Breakfast in America came out
@@sandyhickey8236 Fair enough, I misread your post. Either way, Supertramp are amazing.
Damn, so much truth in those lyrics.
Roger Hodgeson is one of two vocalists on Supertramp, and yes his voice is similar to Geddy Lee's, but IMHO a bit more refined. Supertramp is usually labeled as a progressive rock band, and they are from the UK.
Grew up on Supertramp. The entire Breakfast in America album is fire. Refined is the perfect word to describe the difference in their voices.
Yeah, he's great and a fellow Canadian, but I don't think Geddy could hit the highs of this song, nevermind the other nuances in Roger's vocals.
IMHO you are wrong... Geddy outshines Roger in every way
Fair
Supertramp is the sound of a 1970s summer roadtrip. A real guilty pleasure
Lived in the Colorado Rockies and played Breakfast in America on many mountain adventures. Love, love, love it ever since its release. ❤
So true !!
"GIVE A LITTLE BIT" is my favorite SUPERTRAMP song, I highly recommend it
did not know that was them..but immediately makes sense.
@@user-wh6sp6st8s GOO GOO DOLLS did a cover a few years back
Supertramp was all over the radio after Breakfast in America came out with all the hits.Give a Little Bit is a great song from them,it is also in quite a few commercials today.
Supertramp and Rush started in 1968 and 1969. One in England and the other in Canada I really don't think they copied each other. Love the reactions keep them coming!!!!!
Tears of joy for beauty of Supertramp. Masterful...when I was young....🎶🎵🎶🎵🎷🎸🎹🥁 life was so magical 💜
Supertramp are an awesome band and despite what everyone says their album 'Crime of the Century' is what really started their rise in being recognized by a larger audience. It's more 'trippy' than Breakfast in America, my personal fav is Dreamer but School, Crime of the Century and Rudy take you on a ride.
I believe Goodbye Stranger was the first single off this album back in the day. Radio station played it all the time. Then I think this one and then maybe Breakfast In America. Take The Long Way Home also got some airplay (great harmonica on that one). The whole album is actually pretty great.
Wooo yes Supertramp! Amazing band its all good..... cheers
I see many people mentioning Breakfast in America, but their popularity actually goes back to their Crime of the Century album, at least where I live. I think a little Fools Overture might be in line for the next song. Thanks for sharing.
Yes! Crime of the Century is by far something they need to check out! They need to do a deep dive into Supertramp period!
I don't think they had CDs back then. I actually got this album on 8-track! Great song and reaction!
And now you will have to check out the band, a favorite going back to the early 1970s. So many great songs.
This song was massive in the 70's and 80's, everyone from that time can sing this word for word..
This song is awesome and amazing the songwriting is so legendary i don't know a lot about this band but I'm a fan now take care guys
Need to do Bloody Well Right!!! You will love it. One of the greatest intros ever made
The great basin is in nevada and most of utah but includes California (baja too) Oregon, Wyoming and Washington.
Great Basin is in Nevada. Most iconic Music trivia in the basin is that Bruce Springsteen’s self titled album features a pic of him at a gas station in Valmy -Just about dead center of Nevada along interstate 80 😎
One of a handful of songs I heard as a kid in the 80s that I loved the sound of. No idea what it was about until just a few years ago.
Radio Avon was the only station we could get on our second-hand National AM radio, and Supertramp had about five songs on rotation on it.
IMHO: One of the most perfect pop songs ever. While pulling off powerful lyrics to boot.
My favorites out of all their great music is #1 The Logical Song, #2 The Long Way Home, & #3 Goodbye Stranger.
What I always took from this song was that it was about the loss of childhood innocence. When you are little, the world is new & magical. Everything is full of joy & wonder. But then you start to grow up, go to school where you learn from adults (& other kids) how to look at your world through different eyes. As you continue to mature, you become part of society & are expected to act, think, & say things a certain way. But deep down you are still an independent person with dreams, creative imagination, & opinions that might go "against the grain" of what you were taught and how others think. It's a song of trying to understand yourself & wanting to break free of conformity instead of being "just another brick in the wall" (as Pink Floyd said). The voices are amazing, but that saxophone is on FIRE! Music from the 70's & 80's & a little bit from the 90's is the only thing I listen to.
Such a great band such great songs.
Long way home should be the next song to check out but in fairness the whole album should be listened to
Mid 70’s to late 80’s British band,they had SO many great tracks,and a run of 6 albums that artists today would give their right arm for,for just one as high quality as these boys made in that run.
Sidenote, on live performances, they would end on a big full stop with "B-b-b-b-b-bloody marvelous!" The boys knew how to have fun with it.
Smokey... There is one thing you cant be, a jockey. 😂
He would set several world records as a jockey! Tallest, fatest, most losses.
This band is great! You have to check out the song it’s raining again. It is one of my favorites. You guys are great.
glad you finally got into Supertramp. This song is from Breakfast in america. you should go back in time and listen to any song from Crime of the century: School, Dreamer, Bloody well right, Rudy, they're all good. And the two next albums as well: Crisis...what crisis? and Even in the quietest moment.
I still buy and listen to CDs. Just bought a Pucifer CD last weekend. I like having physical media, something solid in my hands. I get to look at the album art, credits, and sometimes lyrics.
Breakfast in America is another great song by these guys. As is Long Way Home.
Miss having records,digital music isn’t the same.
perfect lyrics for that tittle. classic song, genius,🤘🎷🤘
My dad saw these guys singing in pubs back in the 70s before they hit the big time, supertramp are the bomb
So many great songs. They are in the prog rock realm. Hugely popular in the late 70'/early 80's. The Breakfast in America album was big and a lot of their songs, like the Logical Song were constantly on the radio. They do have a diverse menu of songs and albums to explore. They were not only great musicians, but their lyrics always meant something. Maybe do Good-Bye Stranger , Take the Long Way Home or Give A Little Bit to name a few. Crime of the Century was their epic concept album and should be listened to from start to finish to get the most out of it. But individual songs like Rudy, Dreamer, School are cool solo too. They had a reputation of putting on great concerts and could play all their songs like studio versions. The Logical Song is about Rodger Hodgson's experience when his parents sent him to Boarding School.
Track 2 from their 6th album, '79s Breakfast in America. I could agree that Geddy Lee and Roger Hodgson are similar in pitch, timbre, register, what have you. I can't agree that the two voices are identical.
In a 2012 interview, Roger said "I think it was very relevant when I wrote it, and actually I think it's even more relevant today. It's very basically saying that what they teach us in schools is all very fine, but what about what they don't teach us in schools that creates so much confusion in our being. I mean, they don't really prepare us for life in terms of teaching us who we are on the inside. They teach us how to function on the outside and to be very intellectual, but they don't tell us how to act with our intuition or our heart or really give us a real plausible explanation of what life's about. There's a huge hole in the education. I remember leaving school at 19, I was totally confused. That song really came out of my confusion, which came down to a basic question: please tell me who I am. I felt very lost. I had to educate myself in that way, and that's why California was very good for me to kind of re-educate myself, if you like.
But it's interesting that that song, I hear it all the time, it's quoted in schools so much. I've been told it's the most-quoted song in school. That may be because it has so many words in it that people like to spell. But I think it also poses that question, and maybe stimulates something with students. I hope so."
Also gotta get to School, Bloody Well Right, and Goodbye Stranger
Quite the masterpiece, this one.
This is such a fun song. Lots of good vocabulary! 😂
Check out “Goodbye Toby”, I mean “Goodbye Stranger” next. 😂
Check out , Crime Of The Century, Bloody Well Right, Take The Long Way Home, Dreamer, It's Raining Again. Goodbye Stranger, Breakfast in America, School, Put On Your Old Brown Shoes
Rodgers Hodgson and Getty Lee are both sing in that higher register, but their voices are very distinctive to me, since I know all of both bands material and I've been a massive fan of Supertramp and Rush for 50 some odd years!!! 👍👍Supertramp has a hugh and fantastic catalog!!! Enjoy~~👍👍👌👌✌✌😃😃
They had so many great songs that I can't pick a favorite and stick to it. Their production and the use of instruments blended together are top notch. Two lead singers, both play keyboards among other things. Rudy is a powerful song that really shows what they were capable of doing.
Before Roger left the band, I saw Sopertramp four times, and they never disappointed. Always a wonderful, lively, entertaining 'live' show. It's so unfortunate they two writers couldn't keep up their partnership. The band was never the same after Roger left.
Massive rabbit hole you just stepped into
This song and 'School' are my two favourite songs by this band!
Love School and Hide in your Shell
@@jillwanlin9558 Yeah 'Crime of the Century' is a great album.
Y'all aren't fair - I get totally distracted by the trivia! So naturally, I had to use the Google to find your answer. The Great Basin Desert extends through NV, ID, UT, CA and OR. Yes, it abuts the Mojave to the south. Now, for the most important item - fantastic reaction to a beloved song! 🙂❤
One of the best songs ever! The amazing saxaphonist wrote this song and the singer is the great keyboardist. They have many great songs for you to check out. : )
1, 2, 3, 5….the first 4 numbers of the Fibonacci sequence 😮
Breakfast in America is on every single "Must own/have" list since it came out. If you collect vinyl, you gotta have this album. Every single song on it is awesome, and Supertramp was, and perhaps still are, unlike anyone else...
I was only 1 year old when this album came out, and it was played on my parents turntable all the time. Its one of the first vinyl records I bought when I inherited their 1979 Revox turntable, and it still sounds awesome!
Cool to see you guys react to them!
🎼" Logical ... "🎶🎵
Classic 70s, ' easy listening ', music
Born & raised listening to the radio 📻
" DEUCES! "
✌🏻😸✌🏻
I think many people currently in their 40s were introduced this song in Simpsons episode I Married Marge where Homer is reminiscing his youth, first aired in December 1991. The song came out in March 1979.
Trash Talkers be vibin’ hard! This makes me so happy. The lyrics are profoundly relevant even today. ‘Give a Little Bit’ to this day is one of the most satisfying songs that displays resolution. Plus, if you break the mime’s hand, he’ll be surprised. That’s not the actual lyric. But I still wish it was
This whole Breakfast in America album was incredible and yeah these songs were on the radio constantly. That's also an iconic record album cover. But I would also point you to a song from I think their album before that one. But at any rate an earlier album. And it got a ton of radio play and it is such a different take by them although it has a lot of the same hallmarks. And it's called, Bloody Well Right!
In the 70s Supertramp.. my heros.. Crime of the Century Album .. omg xx ❤ forever
Dreat song guys. I have loved supertramp since i was a teen. I think you's would love Bloody Well Right. lots of love
One of the greatest songs of all time ‼️💯🔥 hands down
This song just relaxes me. Idk what it is about it, but damn. It’s euphoric. A good song to start a smoke session 🔥💨🤘🏼
I can remember, just images and this song on the radio in my sister's Pinto. I must've been 4 or 5. Always takes me back. I can even smell that vinyl interior in her brand new Ford.
Supertramp is a rabbit hole. I had several of their albums back in the day.
My high school yearbook quote came from this song. Love it! Thanks for reacting.
You´re the best Guys! .... You Need the bigger deosis of supertramp: Goodbye Stranger!
This was,and still is.....🔥🔥❤
'Live in Paris' is a true masterpiece imo. I was 9 in 1979 and a Supertramp-fanatic. It's the first band that I saw live: 1983 in Belgium, AND still with Roger Hodgson!
Me and my buddies play that song and the whole Breakfast in America album around 1,000 times.
The chemistry you guys have is insane
Supertramp are a UK band who have had several hits in the 70s. Please review their Breakfast in America or Bloody well right. I am sure you will appreciate them.
What a fabulous reaction guys .👍👍👍👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
My very first album, Breakfast In America. Still love it 40 years later!
SuperCamp is so underrated and so under appreciated.
Hey guys !! Love Supertramp and it’s a pleasure to see and hear you reacting to them. So many great songs and superb musicianship…..and I do have a CD player in my Subaru WRX!!
They wore it out on FM radio, for me, wish they hadn't
I played this to death on my car cassette and I still have my vinyl LP of "Breakfast in America". Loved that album
I was the exact age of this young man when this was released.
Who doesn't love some NASTY sax😎
Monster record for critics and sales. Cemented them in America. welcome to Breakfast in America by Supertramp.
Supertramp has so many great songs.. this whole album is fire!
HOW have yo NEVER heard this masterpiece???
That’s what I got to enjoy my senior year of high school….among other things…😊
My mom's favorite song ❤
I have a reoccurring nightmare where im sitting drunk and or stoned in my underwear and HR is calling me because I forgot I had to work that day. This song is always playing in the background
The great John Helliwell on sax. You should check out one of the live versions, just as good as the audio!
Try Goodbye Stranger. Long Way Home, Girlfriend. Their album Breakfast in America was hugely popular.
One of those classic rock radio songs that I never knew the name of 😆
My car does indeed have a CD player, and it’s a 2019 so… not that old. I do have a cd in it, too- Stankonia 😊
Time for more Supertramp, Crime of the century,,!!
Child of Vision from their Breakfast in America album. 😁😁😁😎.
Thanks, Trash! such a great song.. Supertramp has other great ones, too - one of my favorites i "School" -- they are talented musicians, with an amazing balance... look forward to more reactions from you kids... :)
You found the top shelf stuff I see. Geniuses.
In truth Geddy Lee sounds like Rodger Hodgson!!!!
How have I heard this song for years and not know what song it is. Great reaction!
Dig deeper guys. They are a huge part of my 70's in High School. Many more great songs.
Morning guys! This is a great song! They used to play this a lot on the classic rock station when i used to listen to the radio. Good times! 🤓❤️
This is why i like you guys. Yoi dont just do rap and metal songs like a lot of other rapper reactors. I love those reactions but there is so much more music out there. I love supertramp
I was a kid when this hit and it's still a favorite ❤
Amazing this song from back in the day is saying what is happening in the world today.
Breakfast in America was the first 8 trac tape I bought. I saved my allowance for a month, and it lived in my 8 trac player for months...
The Great Basin is Nevada, part of Idaho, and part of Utah.
not one of my big fav go to bands, but the entire album Breakfast In America was freakin amazing!
Smokey hit the nail on the head with the deeper meaning of the song.
They have another lead singer, Rick Davies, that has a lower voice. Check out "Bloody Well Right" to hear him.
I still listen to CDs in the car. I’m so old…
Breakfast In America would be next by Supertramp.
Supertramp has been my favorite group since the late 1970s. In my opinion their best album is Crime of the Century, followed by Even in the Quietest Moments, and Breakfast in America. Please react to Goodbye Stranger, Rudy, and Fool's Overture.
These guys were pumpin' while I was in high school. Under-rated in my opinion. "School" is probably my favorite tune they've done, but Logical Song is a close 2nd.