So cool to see you guys hearing all the little nuances Supertramp brings to the table. As great as their most commercially successful album Breakfast In America, is, the real Supertramp is what's to be found on the Crime Of The Century and Even In The Quietest Moments albums. Two masterpieces that rank amongst the best of the decade and beyond.
@@CHAUNCEY.GARDNER. - Yeah, that piano solo at the end rips! And while I like the live version, when you introduce this song to someone, never cheat them of the experience of hearing the studio version FIRST!
Very true statement, @lbanesed210, Attending their concerts back in the '70s and seeing how their level of musicianship along with a full stage width screen playing video that matched the story of each song created a fully immersive experience. Headphones are a must for Supertramp.
In the concert live in 1978, they had a screen behind the band that played a sped up black and white film from the front of a train going through London. It was jaw dropping !!! Also, listening to this on a high end audio system is crazy. They made an "Audiophile" version of this in vinyl that has unlimited sound quality. Home concert , if you have the system.
This Supertramp fan's favorite Supertramp song. Lyrically, this speaks to everyone. Who hasn't needed more " time " or felt "the whole world's above him " at some point in life? And pure fire musically. The live version from the live album " Paris " is here on RUclips, a different energy, plus the video shows them in concert...while they're playing, a video of a train is being shown behind them. Quite the feat in the 1970s
i was a teenager listening to, amongst so many other great bands, led zep being my favourite, this song..... but not having heard this song in DECADES, I followed it carefully, as if it was just yesterday since i heard it, and remembered what the many changes were in the song...anticipating each one before it happened.........that is how well our ears were trained in those days, being surrounded by SO MANY GREATS!!!!!!!
Excellent reaction! Their song, Fool's Overture, takes you on a similar journey. It's from their album, Even in the Quietest Moments, which doesn't get nearly enough love.
A buddy of mine lived as a self subscribed music critic. Took him to Supertramp show. They played Rudy, I looked at him and he couldn't clap, cheer! Nothing lol! He was in awe lol!🔥🤘✌
I really enjoy watching you guys react to Supertramp ! It's awesome watching younger generations than myself get to experience and witness their musical talent ! Rick and Roger were genius to say the least ! These guys have been my favorite for 45 + years !
The extraordinary part is that they played it to the letter “Live”... a totally mind blowing experience I’ve had the great fortune of witnessing several times in their heyday. ❤❤❤
I was blessed to see them 16 times in concert and they were all amazing. Loved the video they used fro Rudy as it made you feel like you were on that train.
Woot! Supertramp!! As above-Crime of the Century, Even in the Quietest Moments and Breakfast in America!!! Memories of Growing up with a Big Stereo set up(😉), and being high school -parents not home and Volume is UP! Rocking the House!❤❤❤😊
Steely Dan, Supertramp, Pink Floyd, Fleetwood Mac...It's all about the musicality. A time when every kid had to take band. That evolves into great music.
Listening again to your Supertramp reactions and looking for one word to describe how each song has its own identity. Che, thanks for naming it! You said "Rudy" took you on a "journey" and I found the word I was looking for. Every song takes you to its own destination with its own unique scenery and vibe. Bring on some more Supertramp and thanks, as always, for the love and regard you give your reaction playlist!
As Sp33gan said below, this is the "real Supertramp" They were a prog art rock group before they were a pop group. Crime Of The Century is one of the best-sounding, best-written, best-produced records you will find. We had music with DYNAMICS in the 70s! There is much written about how that has gone away and today most commercial music is flatter [loud but flatter] and has less in the way of peaks and valleys. Spend your thousands on home audio if you really love music.
For music of this caliber to be made and for record companies to be willing to put it out there, that’s something that we’ll never see again. Your Supertramp reactions are great. ✌️
I make a 3 hour trip to my daughter’s house frequently and this is one of the albums I put on and listen to from start to finish to make the ride enjoyable. I just sit back and let the music take me there.
Thanks, guys! This is such a beautiful song... and one of my favorites by Supertramp...(they are so talented instrumentally - and well-balanced).. always enjoy your reactions...
When I saw Supertramp at the Forum in LA for the 1983 tour, they played a black and white film that changed into sepia, then color footage (fairly high tech stuff back then) that was above the stage during Rudy,.The film was shot from the front car of a train, on a ride through a city and countryside (likely in Britain), and it started out normal speed as it puulls out of the station (when you can hear the start of the "train station sounds"), and then the film started speeding up, eventually going super fast as the music builds towards the end, and as the song ended the train slows down and pulls back into a station, and the people depart the train. It was mesmerizing to watch as the band played. It was an epic concert moment for me that I will always think of when I hear Rudy.
The Crime of the Century Album, in my opinion, is a true masterpiece. I taped it off the midnight album hour, before it became available in the stores. Fell in love with it immediately. Have listened to it faithfully for 49 years, and it never disappoints. The album is a vinyl must for you. Add to your Christmas list for one another. Thanks for sharing your reaction.
One of my favourite tracks from one of my favourite albums. Supertramp are one of those "if you know, you know" bands. Somehow not quite household names, but they should be. Crime of the Century and Breakfast in America are masterpieces, museum quality albums. Supertramp, like many of the greatest artists, are not constrained by genre, but I like the think of them, in the best way possible, as Prog Pop.
CRIME OF THE CENTURY - full reaction please. Sooo many of the albums from the 70's need to be listened to from start to finish. Too many to name but this is one of them.
Fantastic review gentleman. This band is full of multi talented musicians. The layers of composition and soul is amazing. Absolutely need to check out Bloody Well Right, Crime Of The Century and School. If you liked Rudy you will be amazed by these two. Keep up the phenomenal job guy’s love what your doing.
Some groups just seem to have too much talent - this is a favourite amongst a whole bunch of amazing Supertramp songs. The inspiration, the composition, the piano, the orchestra, the vocals, the bass, all create a unique sound that I have loved for 50 years. Fantastic album, a classic of prog..
Anything by Supertramp is a winning song. Breakfast in America is a number one album back from 1979. The Logical Song and Take the Long Way Home my all time Favorites.
Much of this great album was recorded at Trident Studios and made use of their infamous Bechstein piano. This instrument has a folklore all of it's own. It was used and favoured by Queen, Elton John, Carly Simon ... the list goes on. Trident also had one of the most musical sounding desks too, put to good use by Ken Scott. I have this album on A&M "Audio Master Plus" CD which reportedly used the best quality and least used masters available.
Great reaction gents!! I would HIGHLY recommend doing this entire album - this song is but a taste (and a wonderful one at that) of the brilliance contained within!! The title track, Crime Of The Century, is a personal favourite. School, Asylum, Hide In Your Shell...so many amazing pieces. I always loved this song, but my appreciation of it went to the stratosphere after seeing/hearing it live - especially that buildup - the bass groove is so driving. Thanks for this. Cheers.
This is “Art Rock” which was/is a sub-genre of rock/progressive rock and influences or was/is influenced by genres such as classic rock, experimental music, avant-garde music, classical music, and jazz.
Love the story telling. An atmospheric train ride. Good to see you guys enjoying the music I grew up with. A suggestion... Genesis Peter Gabriel 25 Jan 1974 Midnight Special, The Musical Box... different and theatrical with makeup and masks telling the story.
I totally haven’t heard this song before. I’ve only heard the usual radio tunes. Thank you for sharing this tune. You so helped open my ears to some more Supertramp talent 👍🏻🎧🎹🎸
Saw the 1979 tour stop in Vancouver. For Rudy, they used footage of an accelerating train very effectively! The somewhat recent remaster of this album is well worth the money. The dynamic range is tremendous.
It makes me ecstatic that you guys are getting into Supertramp. They are one of my all time favorite bands/ I hope you stay with this Crime of the Century album as every song on it is amazing. Hope you react to School and Hide In Your Shell next. Love you guys!
Listening to this for the first time in decades, i can hear echoes of The Sensational Alex Harvey Band.... another band from Scotland worth checking out. Thanks guys. You're growing on me.
In painting, there is a criticism that students will be afraid of their reflections and shadows. In music, the same is true pertaining to utilizing the lower keys. That's all Rick Davies who loved to choo-choo!
MAN… I HAD GOOSEBUMPS THE WHOLE TIME, THAT BROUGHT BACK SO MANY MEMORIES, I WAS RIGHT BACK AT THAT CONCERT. THE QUALITY OF WHAT YOU HEARD THERE, IS WHAT YOU HEARD IN CONCERT. GREAT REACTIONS GUYS , ROCK ON THE 70s 👊🖖
Exactly. AOR (Album Oriented Rock) was creatively and carefully produced so that each song, and their transitions, created a whole work that added up to something much greater than the sum of it’s individual parts!
Couldn’t agree more, I was a big Floyd fan back in the day as well. In addition to Crime, the other album I always considered sacrilegious to break into segments was Wish You Were Here. Was ever much of a live concert goer in those years, due to the generally awful sound at most venues, but did manage to catch Supertamp at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre in Vancouver BC in ‘75, I think, and it definitely spoiled me.
This would be a great band to be in the studio with to watch their creative process… the chord changes divided among different instruments, importing unique sounds, finalizing the mix, etc.
You'll never see Supertramp in concert again. I was fortunate to go to three of their concerts. Rudy is a very underrated song. To see them play it live brings this song to life and to understand the lyrics a bit better. I would recommend watching a Supertramp live video of them playing this song. Live they brought down a screen and showed a video of a 1940's train station and a camera fixed on the front of a train speeding through London and travelling the rails of England, through tunnels, crowds of people and so much more. it was awesome to see and mesmerizing. This band brought so much to music.
So happy to se you react to this song. I think it's near the peak of the group, although they kept producing so much more stellar work over the years. This song is such a masterpiece.
Lord luvs ducks boys. The amazing way this album flows song to song the last two cuts omg If everyone was listening, then Crime of the Century...... Timeless
I see you're wearing a T-Shirt with Malcolm X and Muhammad Ali on it. I met Ali in 1986 at his room at The Dorchester Hotel in London. Then, I went with him to the Bruno v Witherspoon fight at Wembley Stadium. Incredible guy.
Supertramp, THE masters of dynamics and this song is one of my favorites. They don't get enough recognition. With respect to the lyrics in the left ear, I believe it is supposed to represent the singers "inner voice" or guilty conscience. You guys would probably love one of their epic songs "Fool's Overture" or "Brother Where You Bound?" Their mixing and recording is so good, their LP's sound like CD's, no shit, try it some time.
Please do School next followed by Hide in Your Shell. Imagine what it felt like experiencing Crime of the Century when it came out? Top 5 best produced, written and performed albums of the 70s.
I feel so blessed that I got to see them for this album, the performance was amazing spot on to the album and they were so fun to watch. Love your reaction ya'll should do this whole album. Enjoy
Hard to believe that you could see Supertramp, Santana, Fleetwood Mac, Aerosmith, Jethro Tull, Ambrosia, Kansas, Doobie Bros, and so many others for 6 to 10 dollars a ticket. A great time for a music lover to be alive.Still have many of my ticket stubs.
@@donaldcoe5699 I can remember paying 10. for Led Zepplin tickets back in the day and that was high. I had to polish my mom's silver for the money, it was worth it.
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Those moments you look at eachother with eyes wide open as something musically epic happens! Magic :)
I miss those times where I was magically surprised by musically epic moments in music. It does not happen in todays music.
I agree!
But 50years later the Old stuff still hits the same way?!!!..........
@@rubentullenaar2934 it really doesn't, but this is definitely a high Bar
It’s why we keep coming back 😉
One of the great ROCK OPERA SONGS.....Aja by SteelyDan.....Cheat the Hangman by the Doobie Brothers
So cool to see you guys hearing all the little nuances Supertramp brings to the table. As great as their most commercially successful album Breakfast In America, is, the real Supertramp is what's to be found on the Crime Of The Century and Even In The Quietest Moments albums. Two masterpieces that rank amongst the best of the decade and beyond.
Totally agree!
I totally agree as well. We don't want to snub the "Crisis? What Crisis?" Album. It has great songs on it as well.
@@coolzip683 HELL YEAH,Another man's women,worthy of volume 11.
@@CHAUNCEY.GARDNER.another mans woman, that grand piano 👌
@@CHAUNCEY.GARDNER. - Yeah, that piano solo at the end rips! And while I like the live version, when you introduce this song to someone, never cheat them of the experience of hearing the studio version FIRST!
When it comes to music some of us were spoiled, very spoiled.
Very true statement, @lbanesed210, Attending their concerts back in the '70s and seeing how their level of musicianship along with a full stage width screen playing video that matched the story of each song created a fully immersive experience. Headphones are a must for Supertramp.
We were indeed spoiled by great music, 70's, 80's. Now we're 60 and today some of us are spoiled by 20's girls. Some of us 🙂
Supertramp is outright a phenomenal band every album in my Playlist I was eating this up as a teen
This is by far their best album!
I agree its their best album, not by far though! Breakfast in America and Crisis? What Crisis? are superb albums
YES!!FINALLY!!!! now after "Rudy" listen to "School" and then "Crime of the Century", then l'll be happy 🤗 Good morning fellows ✌️
In the concert live in 1978, they had a screen behind the band that played a sped up black and white film from the front of a train going through London. It was jaw dropping !!!
Also, listening to this on a high end audio system is crazy. They made an "Audiophile" version of this in vinyl that has unlimited sound quality. Home concert , if you have the system.
Pure class, guys.
This Supertramp fan's favorite Supertramp song. Lyrically, this speaks to everyone. Who hasn't needed more " time " or felt "the whole world's above him " at some point in life? And pure fire musically.
The live version from the live album " Paris " is here on RUclips, a different energy, plus the video shows them in concert...while they're playing, a video of a train is being shown behind them. Quite the feat in the 1970s
Yess
Love your reactions !! Love Supertramp !!
One of the best things about Supertramp was their SOUND!!! Their albums were sonic masterpieces, but if you were lucky enough to hear them live, OMG!!
Yes boy s now here we go!!! Perfect mornin cut!!!!
I had that same feeling I said to myself boy this one is going to blow them away 😅
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Whole album. Absolute masterpiece. That’s the story.
Y’all keep playing that music, y’all head going to explode!!! Another rabbit hole. Very underrated…..
i was a teenager listening to, amongst so many other great bands, led zep being my favourite, this song..... but not having heard this song in DECADES, I followed it carefully, as if it was just yesterday since i heard it, and remembered what the many changes were in the song...anticipating each one before it happened.........that is how well our ears were trained in those days, being surrounded by SO MANY GREATS!!!!!!!
Amazing how the brain/memory remembers things like that. 20 years since I heard this and I am waiting for each change-up.
Excellent reaction! Their song, Fool's Overture, takes you on a similar journey. It's from their album, Even in the Quietest Moments, which doesn't get nearly enough love.
Agreed. Three masterpiece albums
A buddy of mine lived as a self subscribed music critic. Took him to Supertramp show. They played Rudy, I looked at him and he couldn't clap, cheer! Nothing lol! He was in awe lol!🔥🤘✌
I really enjoy watching you guys react to Supertramp ! It's awesome watching younger generations than myself get to experience and witness their musical talent ! Rick and Roger were genius to say the least ! These guys have been my favorite for 45 + years !
The extraordinary part is that they played it to the letter “Live”... a totally mind blowing experience I’ve had the great fortune of witnessing several times in their heyday. ❤❤❤
I was blessed to see them 16 times in concert and they were all amazing. Loved the video they used fro Rudy as it made you feel like you were on that train.
@@69fogdogwent to highschool with John Helliwell's cousin in highschool, she looked just like him she also played the French Horn
@@lesblatnyak5947 that's awesome! John was one of my favorite band members for sure. Great talent!
Supertramp sound exactly the same in Concert. A very talented Group.
What a song, what a band............and you guys are great too!!
Love finding someone who loves Supertramp as much as I do.
A couple more of their early stuff to check out is Fools Overture and School.
This is one of those tracks that is so well mixed it used to be a favorite for audiophiles to test potential stereo purchases in stores.
Woot! Supertramp!! As above-Crime of the Century, Even in the Quietest Moments and Breakfast in America!!! Memories of Growing up with a Big Stereo set up(😉), and being high school -parents not home and Volume is UP! Rocking the House!❤❤❤😊
Steely Dan, Supertramp, Pink Floyd, Fleetwood Mac...It's all about the musicality. A time when every kid had to take band. That evolves into great music.
You are right Super Tramp is a band not to be messed with
Luckily, I saw Supertramp in 1975 and 77. "Rudy" sounded like the studio performance! What a band!!!
Listening again to your Supertramp reactions and looking for one word to describe how each song has its own identity. Che, thanks for naming it! You said "Rudy" took you on a "journey" and I found the word I was looking for. Every song takes you to its own destination with its own unique scenery and vibe. Bring on some more Supertramp and thanks, as always, for the love and regard you give your reaction playlist!
As Sp33gan said below, this is the "real Supertramp" They were a prog art rock group before they were a pop group. Crime Of The Century is one of the best-sounding, best-written, best-produced records you will find. We had music with DYNAMICS in the 70s! There is much written about how that has gone away and today most commercial music is flatter [loud but flatter] and has less in the way of peaks and valleys. Spend your thousands on home audio if you really love music.
For music of this caliber to be made and for record companies to be willing to put it out there, that’s something that we’ll never see again. Your Supertramp reactions are great. ✌️
Saw Supertramp 4 times, brilliant live. 🙏🍁
I make a 3 hour trip to my daughter’s house frequently and this is one of the albums I put on and listen to from start to finish to make the ride enjoyable. I just sit back and let the music take me there.
Thanks, guys! This is such a beautiful song... and one of my favorites by Supertramp...(they are so talented instrumentally - and well-balanced).. always enjoy your reactions...
When I saw Supertramp at the Forum in LA for the 1983 tour, they played a black and white film that changed into sepia, then color footage (fairly high tech stuff back then) that was above the stage during Rudy,.The film was shot from the front car of a train, on a ride through a city and countryside (likely in Britain), and it started out normal speed as it puulls out of the station (when you can hear the start of the "train station sounds"), and then the film started speeding up, eventually going super fast as the music builds towards the end, and as the song ended the train slows down and pulls back into a station, and the people depart the train. It was mesmerizing to watch as the band played. It was an epic concert moment for me that I will always think of when I hear Rudy.
The Crime of the Century Album, in my opinion, is a true masterpiece. I taped it off the midnight album hour, before it became available in the stores. Fell in love with it immediately. Have listened to it faithfully for 49 years, and it never disappoints. The album is a vinyl must for you. Add to your Christmas list for one another. Thanks for sharing your reaction.
I remember when this album came out....as you say "It was Dope"... it was!!
An album, like many of the greats, that should be listened to from beginning to end, no interruption. Pure musical brilliance
Crime of the Century was the second album I owned (after Dark Side of the Moon) - I grew up in a great time in music!
Two of my firsts as well. That and Trick of the Tail
This album is absolutely worthy of a reaction. Huge part of my musical education.
One of my favourite tracks from one of my favourite albums. Supertramp are one of those "if you know, you know" bands. Somehow not quite household names, but they should be. Crime of the Century and Breakfast in America are masterpieces, museum quality albums. Supertramp, like many of the greatest artists, are not constrained by genre, but I like the think of them, in the best way possible, as Prog Pop.
Even in the Quietest Moments is dope too
The entire album is all killer, no filler.
CRIME OF THE CENTURY - full reaction please. Sooo many of the albums from the 70's need to be listened to from start to finish. Too many to name but this is one of them.
I'm so glad you reviewed this album.... one of the best. The entire album tells a story which is and was so fun with concept albums.
Just a bunch of VERY talented guys playing music...you gotta love it!
Story telling in rock can be entertaining not to mention the musical arrangement extraordinary.
Fantastic review gentleman. This band is full of multi talented musicians. The layers of composition and soul is amazing. Absolutely need to check out Bloody Well Right, Crime Of The Century and School. If you liked Rudy you will be amazed by these two. Keep up the phenomenal job guy’s love what your doing.
Some groups just seem to have too much talent - this is a favourite amongst a whole bunch of amazing Supertramp songs. The inspiration, the composition, the piano, the orchestra, the vocals, the bass, all create a unique sound that I have loved for 50 years. Fantastic album, a classic of prog..
Anything by Supertramp is a winning song. Breakfast in America is a number one album back from 1979. The Logical Song and Take the Long Way Home my all time Favorites.
Right in to the deeper cuts!
Not a bad song on "Crime of the Century"
it was just incredible the diversity and amazing music that came out of the UK thorughout the 60s-80s
That whole album is amazing
This song is just awesome on everything level…
Thanks for y’all’s reaction 🎶❤️
Wonderfully British sound
Much of this great album was recorded at Trident Studios and made use of their infamous Bechstein piano. This instrument has a folklore all of it's own. It was used and favoured by Queen, Elton John, Carly Simon ... the list goes on. Trident also had one of the most musical sounding desks too, put to good use by Ken Scott. I have this album on A&M "Audio Master Plus" CD which reportedly used the best quality and least used masters available.
Best song on their best album. This is peak Supertramp.
Love how SuperTramp can "slap us aside the head". And they do it so well.
Great reaction gents!! I would HIGHLY recommend doing this entire album - this song is but a taste (and a wonderful one at that) of the brilliance contained within!! The title track, Crime Of The Century, is a personal favourite. School, Asylum, Hide In Your Shell...so many amazing pieces.
I always loved this song, but my appreciation of it went to the stratosphere after seeing/hearing it live - especially that buildup - the bass groove is so driving. Thanks for this. Cheers.
THE PRODUCTION ON THIS SONG ALONE IS INSANE!!! 💯😊
Great reaction. Nobody has done, "Hide In Your Shell", you have to have the lyrics for a first time listen though.
This is “Art Rock” which was/is a sub-genre of rock/progressive rock and influences or was/is influenced by genres such as classic rock, experimental music, avant-garde music, classical music, and jazz.
Start with 1 and when it's over it ranks way up there for ever song classic
Love the story telling. An atmospheric train ride. Good to see you guys enjoying the music I grew up with. A suggestion... Genesis Peter Gabriel 25 Jan 1974 Midnight Special, The Musical Box... different and theatrical with makeup and masks telling the story.
I totally haven’t heard this song before. I’ve only heard the usual radio tunes. Thank you for sharing this tune. You so helped open my ears to some more Supertramp talent 👍🏻🎧🎹🎸
Saw the 1979 tour stop in Vancouver. For Rudy, they used footage of an accelerating train very effectively!
The somewhat recent remaster of this album is well worth the money. The dynamic range is tremendous.
This is my favourite track on the album; the ending gets a lump in my throat every time.
R&R HOF...... what the hell r u thinking?? Biggest snub in history! Great reaction guys, TY.
Bravi ragazzi ! Buona musica . Vera musica . supertramp 👏❤️
This song, musically, is like a stream of consciousness.
It makes me ecstatic that you guys are getting into Supertramp. They are one of my all time favorite bands/ I hope you stay with this Crime of the Century album as every song on it is amazing. Hope you react to School and Hide In Your Shell next. Love you guys!
Listening to this for the first time in decades, i can hear echoes of The Sensational Alex Harvey Band.... another band from Scotland worth checking out. Thanks guys. You're growing on me.
In painting, there is a criticism that students will be afraid of their reflections and shadows. In music, the same is true pertaining to utilizing the lower keys.
That's all Rick Davies who loved to choo-choo!
MAN… I HAD GOOSEBUMPS THE WHOLE TIME, THAT BROUGHT BACK SO MANY MEMORIES, I WAS RIGHT BACK AT THAT CONCERT.
THE QUALITY OF WHAT YOU HEARD THERE, IS WHAT YOU HEARD IN CONCERT. GREAT REACTIONS GUYS , ROCK ON THE 70s 👊🖖
Tk u for the rxn vid. Entire album is a masterpiece.
Rogers' voice comes in like a missile!
Rudy's on a train to nowhere. The guitar is imitating the train sound on the track. Perfect mix or Rick and Roger's vocals. It's good live too.
I have the audiophile vinyl of this album and it is stunning
One of the best produced albums of its time… I always thought of this as a concept album and should be listened to from beginning to end.
Exactly. AOR (Album Oriented Rock) was creatively and carefully produced so that each song, and their transitions, created a whole work that added up to something much greater than the sum of it’s individual parts!
Couldn’t agree more, I was a big Floyd fan back in the day as well. In addition to Crime, the other album I always considered sacrilegious to break into segments was Wish You Were Here.
Was ever much of a live concert goer in those years, due to the generally awful sound at most venues, but did manage to catch Supertamp at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre in Vancouver BC in ‘75, I think, and it definitely spoiled me.
Absolutely
This would be a great band to be in the studio with to watch their creative process… the chord changes divided among different instruments, importing unique sounds, finalizing the mix, etc.
AHHHHH, THIS IS AWESOME YOU GUYS! 😊HOPE YOU ENJOY THIS INCREDIBLE ONE!
You'll never see Supertramp in concert again. I was fortunate to go to three of their concerts. Rudy is a very underrated song. To see them play it live brings this song to life and to understand the lyrics a bit better. I would recommend watching a Supertramp live video of them playing this song. Live they brought down a screen and showed a video of a 1940's train station and a camera fixed on the front of a train speeding through London and travelling the rails of England, through tunnels, crowds of people and so much more. it was awesome to see and mesmerizing. This band brought so much to music.
what a great composition
So happy to se you react to this song. I think it's near the peak of the group, although they kept producing so much more stellar work over the years. This song is such a masterpiece.
Crime of the Century really is a masterpiece!!
One of Rick Davies' best tracks. "From Now On" is another great one.
Oh yes!
From now on it a great one 👍
agreed !
Crime of the century title track is epic
One of my fave. Subscribed now to see if you’ll have more content like this
The signature is always Supertramp, each and every song provokes an emotional reaction …….with the first question” What just happened?”
Great song. I humbly request you do their most famous tune, "The Logical Song". You will love it! Peace
They have their chart-topping progressive pop songs and then they have their masterpieces.
Perfect description of this perfect band.
That bass came in thumpinn
Tramp and Genesis are dope!
Lord luvs ducks boys. The amazing way this album flows song to song the last two cuts omg If everyone was listening, then Crime of the Century...... Timeless
I see you're wearing a T-Shirt with Malcolm X and Muhammad Ali on it. I met Ali in 1986 at his room at The Dorchester Hotel in London. Then, I went with him to the Bruno v Witherspoon fight at Wembley Stadium. Incredible guy.
Supertramp, THE masters of dynamics and this song is one of my favorites. They don't get enough recognition.
With respect to the lyrics in the left ear, I believe it is supposed to represent the singers "inner voice" or guilty conscience.
You guys would probably love one of their epic songs "Fool's Overture" or "Brother Where You Bound?"
Their mixing and recording is so good, their LP's sound like CD's, no shit, try it some time.
Please do School next followed by Hide in Your Shell. Imagine what it felt like experiencing Crime of the Century when it came out? Top 5 best produced, written and performed albums of the 70s.
THE TITLE TRACK IS AWESOME TOO LAH AND CHE ( CRIME OF THE CENTURY ) 😊
O one seems to mention their 1st lp super tramp needs airplay, tracks like maybe I am a begger and surely, powerful lp love it! Very atmospheric.
Malachy back again grew up with supertramp keep up the good work
I feel so blessed that I got to see them for this album, the performance was amazing spot on to the album and they were so fun to watch. Love your reaction ya'll should do this whole album. Enjoy
I saw it in Toronto,best show I ever saw and I'm 63 and have seen a lot gigs
Saw them April 15 1975 in Buffalo.They were powerful..I'm 71.
@@donaldcoe5699 such a great time for music
Hard to believe that you could see Supertramp, Santana, Fleetwood Mac, Aerosmith, Jethro Tull, Ambrosia, Kansas, Doobie Bros, and so many others for 6 to 10 dollars a ticket. A great time for a music lover to be alive.Still have many of my ticket stubs.
@@donaldcoe5699 I can remember paying 10. for Led Zepplin tickets back in the day and that was high. I had to polish my mom's silver for the money, it was worth it.