THIS WILL PUT YOU IN A TRANCE!..| FIRST TIME HEARING SuperTramp -Take The Long Way Home REACTION
Вставка
- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- THIS WILL PUT YOU IN A TRANCE!..| FIRST TIME HEARING SuperTramp -Take The Long Way Home REACTION
Original Video:
Welcome to Rob Squad Reactions This is a music reaction channel. My passion is being a content creator, and providing my audience with unique, funny, and never before seen reaction videos. I have come to grow a love for all types of music from my beloved rap to heavy metal and I want to share that love with all of you. Being a content creator is my passion and it brings me so much joy and being able to share my passion and joy with all of you and grow as a community is an amazing feeling. In addition to reacting to all different types of music, I am also a a husband to my amazing wife Amber and a dad to 3 amazing kids Bria, Kiya and Luca. I am here to try and make a change in this world starting with something that brings us all together MUSIC!!
You are LOVED, you are APPRECIATED, you are BLESSED!!!
Love Jay and the Rob Squad
╔═╦╗╔╦╗╔═╦═╦╦╦╦╗╔═╗
║╚╣║║║╚╣╚╣╔╣╔╣║╚╣═╣
╠╗║╚╝║║╠╗║╚╣║║║║║═╣
╚═╩══╩═╩═╩═╩╝╚╩═╩═╝
If you enjoy this video and my reactions make sure you subscribe to the channel, like the video and comment down below which video you would like to see me react to next.
P.O Box 6501 Moore,Ok 73153
Email: RobSquadReactions@Gmail.com
MY Family Channel (The Rob Squad): / @robsquadvlogs
2021 Goals
1.100K Subscribers
2. Be On a radio/ Talk show as a guest
3. Upload 1000 videos
This is a reaction video used to educated and give my feedback on the song and Artists
Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. No copyright infringement intended. ALL RIGHTS BELONG TO THEIR RESPECTIVE OWNERS
In the 60s, 70s and 80s, we really had an embarrassment of riches when it came to music. Those of us who lived through it are lucky, as are the people just discovering it. 🙂
70's time of my life. The concerts british invasion rock n roll Southern rock..what a time
Perfectly described. An embarrassment of riches.
Everything from Christopher Cross to Sid Vicious.
You are so right, we were lucky, and it's nice to see the newer generation enjoy what we lived through...
You are right. I went to Liberia 1989 to live there. I was Peace Corps Volunteer there in the 70s. I got there just in time for their first ever civil war and stayed as long as I could. When I return home in the 1990s I couldn't wait to check out the music. The music had die. There were some good songs but things had really change musically
Next recommended Supertramp song:
“Bloody Well Right” (studio/audio version)
The piano intro is so sick that you’ll be replaying it in your head the rest of the day. And the saxophone outro will make you want to add this to your playlist.
I'm a sucker for electric piano--Fender Rhodes, Wurlitzer, whatever--and that intro is dynamite.
Best keyboard opening ever.
Whilst not my favourite Supertramp, it's the one I use to introduce people to them. So many great songs by them.
Listen to Crime of the Century a classic also School
Yes!!!! This is the song that can impact you!
One of the most underrated groups of all time. Crime of the Century is one of the best albums of all time, theres not a bad song on it.
It would be the crime of the century to not listen to it.
The only album i actually wore out 3 x.. before cd's came along
Crime of the century is my favorite album......School my favorite track.
100% one of the greatest rock albums of all time
Almost every song on it was a major hit , here in the US.
📻🙂
This entire album is so amazing. "Goodbye Stranger" is a must!
Literally, every song ever released by Supertramp was a billboard hit..!! Iconic sound! Iconic songs!
The Logical Song by them is AMAZING and Bloody well Right!! Lots or Horns and piano!!
"THE LOGICAL SONG" by Supertramp is the next "logical" song to react to for these guys!! Lolol!! But seriously, it is a Phenomenal song!!! It'll touch you for sure... it's kind of a timeless subject!! And, Amber you will definitely love the horns!! Gonna watch now.... :)
Yes!!
The Logical Song has some really meaningful lyrics.
@@philipcarrell3945 Yes, the lyrics are genius and timeless!!! So good that even though I was only 7-8 yrs old when it was released.... the lyrics "hit" me and I truly felt every word!! The fact that a child can "feel" those lyrics speaks volumes!! And, instrumentally it is a MASTERPIECE!!
@@philipcarrell3945
And a great sax solo for Amber
YES to the Logical Song!!!
Most of our music back then all had their own unique sounds and no matter when you hear it, you know who it is
Great song. Not one bad song on the album. A masterpiece.
I saw Roger Hogdson (vocal and piano) shortly before the pandemic and he sounded just as good as when I first saw him as a young child in Montréal in 1979. Definitely a live act to catch.
Congrats on 100k. Supertramp are someone you should play more of. Brilliantly creative and talented. Songs to try:
School ( so Jordan likes piano and Amber harmonica then this is for you both)
The Logical Song
Breakfast in America
Dreamer
Oh wow!! I didn't even notice that!! CONGRATS guys!! It is SO WELL DESERVED!!! I can see you getting 1million in a heartbeat!! Keep shining your light... it's a bright one!! :)
If they react to "School" then they have to include "Bloody Well Right" - the two songs flow into each other and go best together!!!
I second School. It's brilliant!
Dreamer always seems to fly under the radar for whatever reason. Such a good song.
“Hide in your Shell”
Supertramp is one of those hidden gem bands that people know a few songs, but don't know the group. I feel like most of the younger generation only knows them if their parents were fans growing up. They didn't quite hit that iconic status that their contemporaries did and faded from the public consciousness more than others. They are one of the most unique sounds of that era IMO and deserve more love than they get today.
I'm hoping that reactions like these are the modern day radio, and react-ers are like DJs: helping those interested in great 70s music find the good stuff. Reactions seem pretty popular, so I'm thinking there's hope.
The entire album is terrific. Really their masterpiece.
Disagree. Their masterpiece is Crime of the Century. This album is good, but they wanted to be more commercial and more airplay, so they produced this album.
Four masterpiece albums:
Crime of the Century
Crisis? What Crisis?
Even In the Quietest Moments
Breakfast in America
Two very good albums:
Famous Last Words
Brother Where You Bound
Hope you do the song " Rudy " next
Other great Supertramp songs:
School
Crime of the Century
Hide In Your Shell
Sister Moonshine
Another Man's Woman
Ain't Nobody But Me
Just A Normal Day
Lover Boy
Babaji
Fool's Overture
Goodbye Stranger
Child of Vision
The Logical Song
My Kind Of Lady
Waiting So Long
Don't Leave Me Now
Better Days
Brother Where You Bound
Masterful articulations, Michael, or should I say "Maestro"!
Spot on recommendations!
Cheers
🇨🇦🍁🇨🇦
Probably my favourite Supertramp song. You are so right about the bandname leading you to expect a different style of music.
One of the most meaningful songs I've ever heard is "The Logical Song". You two I think will really enjoy reacting to this song because you are always so mindful of the lyrics. 👍🏾👵🏿💖🎶🤗
I always forget how much I love this song. Same with The Logical Song (also by Supertramp). So, so good.
"Good Bye Stranger" by ST is their best!!
My favorite Supertramp song!
A favorite band for 40 years.
More Supertramp please! Goodbye Stranger!
I am so excited. Congratulations on hitting 100,000 subscribers yes
Definitely ‘The Logical Song’ and ‘Give a Little Bit’ !!!
The title song, "Breakfast In America", was sampled by Gym Class Heroes in their song "Cupid's Chokehold". It's a great song, but my favorite is "Bloody Well Right". The intro is one of my favorite intros ever.
Have a great day.
Another one of those monster albums that most people who grew up when I did had. What a great album."Give A Little Bit" and "The Logical Song" were my faves.
Thank you for not cutting the end out. Radio stations always cut it short. This is hands down my favorite Supertramp song. Now I can turn off the computer and drift away! 😌
You wont believe how good their CRIME OF THE CENTURY album is.
Rudy and School are two of my favorites - but everything on Crime of the Century is brilliant - it's a masterpiece.
This is where it all started - Amber's love of Supertramp!
My favourite group of all time. They have a unique sound. The music is often upbeat although the lyrics are often sad or dark. Any song from any of their five consecutive albums beginning with the all-time classic Crime of the Century followed by Crisis? What Crisis? (so underrated), Even In the Quietest Moments (sublime), Breakfast In America (most successful commercial LP), and Famous Last Words (underrated). These guys wrote about loneliness, social commentary, love, love lost, spirituality and more. Superb lyricists and musicians with great production. Very few pop/rock groups can meld organ and electric piano with regular doses of Harmonica (School is the classic example), saxophone and clarinet and make it sound great.
The entire album is amazing. Not one bad song. One of the few albums like that.
This is why we KNEW you'd love them. Two keyboardists, plus lots of harmonica, sax, clarinet. Both your favorites. The entire album of Crime of the Century is AMAZING I suggest you react in the order the album is arranged: School, Bloody Well Right (look for a live version of it), Hide in Your Shell, on and on.
Some of the songs may be found under Roger Hodgson's individual channel.
So many great tracks from this band. Even in the Quietest Moments one of my favourites. Do listen to more.
I ENVY YOU!!! You guys are about to go down the Supertramp “rabbit hole,” and I wouldn’t blame you if you didn’t want to come out!
If you survive, and you’re brave enough to flirt with another “rabbit hole,” try some STEELY DAN! I guarantee, these 2 bands will be on your Top 10 list…forever.
They could spend a solid six months - doing nothing but - Steely Dan.
Ah, Steely Dan - they were so great! And a lot of their songs on the album AJA became hits - Deacon Blues, Black Cow, When Josie comes home, Peg, and Aja (my personal favorite). Really good stuff. Thanks
@@johnjames6980 And that’s just ONE album…not to mention Donald Fagen’s solo efforts…Nightfly, FM,…etc.
@@Ou81gi812 You are absolutely correct!
This entire album is excellent. It was their most popular in terms of sales and there were several big songs. The production values on this recording are amazing. Lots of good songs from this band. You'll want to revisit them.
My favorites from Supertramp
- Good bye Stranger
- School
- Rudy
- Dreamer
- Cannonball
- It's raining again
- Logical Song
- Child of vision
- Hide In Your Shell
- Best live of Supertramp is "Live in Paris" (1979)
All I have to say is GOODBYE STRANGER. For more piano it’s CRIME OF THE CENTURY.
Saw them in the mid 70's in Edinburgh playing their first album Crime of the century. Been a fan ever since
As a musician many years ago.
Different groups, songs.
Songs that lift you.
Songs that make you want to dance.
Etc etc
This group is geared for reflection. Your mind wonders into your own life.
What take the long way home says to me.
Your on a long trip.
The American hustle and bustle of life. We don't stop to smell the roses.
In such a hurry to get to our destination. We miss so much along the way. So take the long way home.
Supertramp is in my top 5, perhaps top 3, favourite bands of all time. Truly one of the greatest, and most under appreciated bands. Their music ranges from pop rock to progressive rock. Occasionally superficial and silly, just for fun, but usually deep and meaningful. The songs are always impeccably structured, infectiously catchy and memorable, the musicianship is always sublime. Amazing songwriters and musicians. I recommend the following songs: The Logical Song, Hide in Your Shell, Rudy. They have so many amazing songs worth your time though.
The whole " breakfast in america" is great, try "school" from the 1st album
Third album actually. Preceded by Supertramp and Indelibly Stamped. Crime of the Century is the album where they finally found the personnel and the sound that would launch their Golden Age as it were.
@@Habichiwoowoo I learn something now, I always thought this the 1st album, I will give a listen to their 1st and 2nd albums, thanks
@@maximegervais2213 Keep in mind, they were finding their way. The progression is interesting to observe...
An update to my previous podt a over a year ago... This song has such significance for me. In 1979, I was in my early 20s and worked as a USG contractor in Saudi Arabia... it was a long way home. I'd sit up on a rise overlooking a military city on the Saudi/Iraq/Kuwait border (KKMC, for those in the know)... and gaze out at the city lights. There, late at night, as the desert heat dissipated, the Arabian night darkened, and the stars became incredibly bright, I'd come into the full realization and presence of my then world. I'd sit, listen, and contemplate where I was and what my future might hold. Lonely days, lonely nights! Now, at nearly 67, when I hear this song, I find myself going back to a place where, no matter the direction I went, I took the long way home! 😊
Taking the Long Way Home gives you time to think about your Life and if you are were you want to be. Great song. Every Supertramp song has a message you can identify with.
Their music just speaks to your soul. So soothing and satisfying.
❤💣💥😎✌
Even In the Quietest Moments, Fools Overture, The Logical Song, Breakfast in America...all amazing. PLUS MORE!
Thank you both.
I was a fan of Supertramp when they first came out.
High School years.
Have not listened to them in decades, and completely forgot about them until I checked out your video the other day.
Picked up "Even In the Quietest Moments", and "Crime Of The Century" on CD while I was shopping yesterday.
They are even better than I remember.
One of my favorite bands. The Logical Song is the next one you need to hear.
It's only logical!
Great reaction from both of you. Such a music lovers song. The message I get from the song is the one line which refers to not enough time. The whole album “Breakfast In America” is amazing! Any track you choose off the album to react to will be worth it. I recommend “The Logical Song”. I live watching Amber’s reactions and I know when the eyes close that she is really getting into it ❤️
This and dreamer are my favourite Supertramp songs, this is always in my top 10! Such a sad song and so much feeling.
Yes seen them. Unbelievable musicians. The piano, the Saks, the clarinet, absolutely brilliant. Jx 😎
On my way home from the grocery last evening , I decided to go the long way, and of course this song came to my mind. Love it . So cool that y'all reacted to it that very day. :)
When you find an album that doesn't have even ONE bad song on it, it'll stick with you pretty much forever. "Breakfast In America" is definitely one of those albums.
None of the songs from this album are bad, but some are sort of "extra" good: "The Logical Song" "Oh, Darling" "Lord, Is It Mine?" "Breakfast In America" and "Gone Hollywood" definitely stand out for me.
(The last song on the album, "Child Of Vision" is a little bit long, but... it's not Bad.)
I bought this album when it first came out and I still get goosebumps when I listen to this track. Incidentally if you go back to Knebworth 1979, the first of two gigs by Led Zeppelin, myself and thousands of others had camped on the Friday night and had got up very early Saturday morning to be some of the first in the queue to get in. When inside most of us got inside our sleeping bags because there was quite a chill on this early August morning. I fell asleep,,, I was woken by a very loud click of the PA being turned on and immediately this haunting song started to play decibels loud in the cool English morning countryside. The morning got warmer, the bands turned up and played, Zeppelin came on and smashed it. Was it so long ago,,, it feels like yesterday.
Love your guys reactions! Its so fun to experience others discover great and enduring music. Keep on discovering and God bless you both.
This is my favorite song by Supertramp. I like all their songs, but this is my favorite
Supertramp always has a verse that touches me deeply in practically every song I've heard from them.
listen to their best songs: school, goodbye stranger, fool's overture, RUDY, child in time
I’d forgot about Rudy , that was an amazing song !
Supertramp has some of the best 'layering' in music, the great way they add layer after layer at the beginning and throughout the whole song. This album, though, I was just a wee lad when it came out and my parents played the heck out of it on their HiFI turntable in the 'music room'. They were so into music that they dedicated a room primarily for listening and reading, with the speakers built into the walls (this was the 70s, mind you) and perfectly positioned to create a stereo 'sweet spot' in the middle of the room. One of the greatest blessings they gave me was a love and appeciation for all kinds of great music.
Now that you've heard this one (and The Logical Song, I saw that one first), maybe give a listen to 'Give a Little Bit'?
My fondest memory of my dad growing up is we were taking a drive on the first warm spring day and on the radio the harmonica opening came on. My dad being a harmonica player, turned it up. He was in bliss listening while driving with the windows down. It was a beautiful moment I'll never forget.
Fools Overture is my all-time favorite - what a HUUUUUGGGGEEEE song!
The live Paris album version is the best. Makes the studio version sound flat in parts
Supertramp were a wonderful band and you could record a dozen shows and pick a hit every time x
Child of Vision will blow your minds! Love seeing you explore this amazing band!
You guys can find ALL of Supertramp's song LIVE on UA-cam. To see them create these sounds, and they're all terrific.
New-ish 2 you, dear Ones. I love this album. Always have, always will. My Honey & I used this album for our greeting line at our wedding. Yep. The whole album. Later, I encourage you to lounge back & appreciate the whole album. A lot of times. Prayers are answered. Blessings.
I get the need to take time to think about things from this song... take the long way home... think about it... it'll get better and you'll appreciate life more...
You guys have found a worm hole with Supertramp, they have so many great songs.
This song has one of the greatest intro and also one of the best outro of classic rock.
Tip of the iceberg with this one, so many superb songs.
ive been home recovering from COVID and have received much pleasure watching your music reviews. thanks a ton!!!
You're making me cry!!! So happy
Love seeing reactions on people’s face, the first time hearing Supertramp! Should have had to been what I looked like in the radio station when I put this album on!!!
Now I'm with you... This song is so beautiful, Supertramp made so beautiful songs... I saw them in Nîmes arenas, unforgettable... Love you 😘
You like harmonica and piano, just listen to "School", just amazing 😉
Supertramp great band from England. This is from an album when they visited the United States back in the 70s
Supertramp was always being played on board ships I sailed on, one of the all time great super groups, great to see they are still appreciated all these years later ❤
Great song! And yes that whole album is hands down a masterpiece ! 🔥🎸
There were 5 or 6 perfectly magical Supertramp albums. Stands the test of time as I still listen to them fairly often 40+/- years later.
Driven the country in my custom van with my buds 1974 & 75. And yes camping and lots of beer among other things. SuperTramp was one of our main go to's. As mentioned below "Crime of the Century" was their best released in 74. It still brings back great memories!! Check out "Bloody Well Right"
As I grow up listening to Supertramp. Welcome to the super world
You two are so chill. I love watching your videos.
I have a totally different take on this song. I first heard it while working in Saudi Arabia as a 20 something year old young man. I was a looooong way from home. Prior to working overseas I'd always considered myself just a part of the scenery, but now I was playing a part in a movie show. As another lonely day became another lonely night, I'd sit on a rise looking across the empty blackness at the city lights in the far, far distance. Later in life I'd relate to "when you look through your life and you see what you could have been", not that I hadn't experienced some incredible years. But there were many years abroad. I wasn't around. Looking back, I think I might have done a few things differently. Great song, gave solace to me as young man alone in a far away land, as well as later in life. To this day, when I'm fortunate to hear it again, it brings back very introspective memories of the empty vastness of those Arabian nights! For reference, I'm now 65.
Love this song. 💜 Supertramp is great.
you guys would love "Even in the quietest
moments". It
always quiets my moods.
The idea I have always had from the lyrics of this song is sort of like 'stop and smell the roses,' or slow down, enjoy the ride. Assess the world around you, notice the trees and the scenery, count your blessings and 'take the long way home.' IMHO. Great group and song, and as always love your reactions.
Saw these guys in concert a long time ago. Outstanding!
Oh yes Supertramp, the good old times. I would like to know what you think about Loïc Nottet, a singer and dancer from Belgium. His most popular song is "Million Eyes": ua-cam.com/video/68EnJITH-5Q/v-deo.html and another recommendation is "Mr/Mme" (his only song in his mother tongue French, but the video has English subtitles): ua-cam.com/video/DS8Hkf_aOr4/v-deo.html
Loic is an amazing singer for sure!
It’s Raining Again ☔️ SO many Hits!
I grew up on this. Happily playing in the background of my childhood
DEFINITELY play THE LOGICAL SONG from Supertramp next - as Tina Gilbert recommended here. So beautiful, so deep, so relatable. That whole album, BREAKFAST IN AMERICA, is just great - full of real keepers - totally brings me back to my teenage years in the late 70’s. These songs were ubiquitous in, I think it was 1979 actually. Great band, great album, great song. Love you guys!! When is Amber expecting? It’s gotta be really soon now!! Congratulations!!
For me, this song has always been about stopping to smell the roses. Life is short and we have responsibilities we must tend to. But at the end of the day, take the long way home.
At 56 years of age, I can be fairly certain I have less of my life ahead of me than I have already lived. One of my goals is to always "take the long way home."
One of my favorite bands for Middle School! Another great one from them The Logical Song!
These dudes were all Doctor's & Lawyers that started up & band. They were awesome. Other songs are, Dreamer, It's Raining Again, Breakfast In America, The Logical Song & many more.
"Could be how you perceive it. That's what music is supposed to be" And that right there is exactly right and that's why I love you guys.
Roger Hodgson is the singer on this piece. Rick Davies is the other singer. Roger wrote songs about his life mostly and had deep emotions, and how he viewed life, and things. Rick was more the rebellious singer. A lot of his songs had a little more force. But both artist while they wrote separate pieces, were able to put it together quite nicely. Rick is on the harmonica on this one. And there are some songs they both sing. Supertramp was not a hard rock band. Although some of their pieces had some elements of rock...they also used a lot of jazz influences. Especially Rick's songs. They also used a lot of sax, piano, soft electric guitar..keyboard....etc. This was the Breakfast America album...one of their most popular. Another song you might know at this point is
Give a Little Bit. Roger wrote that one on the 'Even In the Quietest Moment' album. Out of all their 70's albums, 'Breakfast In America', and 'Crisis What Crisis' are my top two.
Good video! : D
Oh you gotta do Iron Butterfly Song - In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida it’s from the 60’s of the Psychedelic Age of Music Amber I know you love the 60’s it is a 17 minute song but so worth it
That horn was a clarinet.
The name "Supertramp" came from a novel by W.H. Davies called "Autobiography of a Super Tramp".
I lived this awesomeness. Welcome to the world.
I love the harmonica on this; it sounds cold and lonely, like a wet October night.
The band originally had another name but changed it bc another band had a similar or same name. The name Supertramp came from a book about a tramp called The Autobiography of a Supertramp( or something similar). I’m not a Supertramp expert, but I heard about this at some point.
Just heard you guys listen to Logical Song.... had to come back and experience again your first experience with this song. Love you guys!
I love these guys..one of my favorite bands of the 70s..ive seen them live 6 or 7 times back in the day...please listen to more of their music...love
point of view from being in a band always on the road, never getting to stop and take in the places you are going through and rarely being home....lyrics talking about his wife, loving being on the stage and performing but always on the go