My Girlfriend And I React To Supertramp - The Logical Song!!!
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Best album of 1979. Punk was in fashion, but these guys represented the old school. Super talented musicians, excellent production, thoughtful lyrics. Try more Supertramp!
THE WALL begs to differ :P
@@paulnolan4971 The wall was Disco! ;Op
@@annother3350 The Wall was not disco, one song was.....and the band was only going to use it as a demo
@@saabjaab I know how to trigger Floyd fans!!
@annother3350 You've lost your mind. Disco my ass , how old are you .
Lots of great music by Supertramp!
The entire albums Crime of the Century and Breakfast in America are must listens
No bud, the entire Supertramp discography
Your girlfriend has good taste in music. Love Supertramp :)
Excellent taste, actually.
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The whole “Breakfast in America “album is great!
Supertramp are a group of 5: Rick Davies; Roger Hodgson; John Helliwell; Dougie Thompson; and Bob Siebenberg (aka Bob C Benberg).
Supertramp "Dreamer",, "It's Raining Again",, "Take The Long Way Home",, "Bloody Well Right",, "School",, "Give A Little Bit",, "Goodbye Stranger" + Many More.
I know you’re checking out some new bands now Silas. Supertramp was a very successful English prog rock band, with several best-selling albums in the 70’s including Breakfast in America from which this song is taken. Other songs from this album that are excellent are Take The Long Way Home and Goodbye Stranger The entire album is excellent. Also the album Crime of the Century which came out in 1974 and was a best seller
I was listening to Supertramp in high school, starting in 1975 (Crime of the Century, Crisis? What Crisis?, Even In the Quietest Moments, and Breakfast - all great). So I went to see and hear the local concert on their Breakfast In America tour in August 1979. They were terrific. I took snapshots at the concert and still have them...
And this was a band with two main songwriters and singers, Roger Hodgson (with the higher voice, guitarist), and Rick Davies (with the lower voice, keyboardist), as well as a drummer (Bob C Benberg), bassist (Dougie Thompson), and a sax and clarinet player (John Helliwell). In concert, during the show all but the drummer played some keyboards, too.
Try 'Dreamer' from Crime of the Century. Left field but excellent.
@@parissimons6385 you might wish to post this on the main thread rather than as an response to me. It will be seen by many more people! 😁
I was there! At the Crime of the Century live show. Yup I’m that old!
I was also going to suggest the Crime of the Century album. If you liked the sound and emotion of this song, then you will love that album. The song Crime of the Century sometimes make me cry, especially if I’m listening to it by myself in the dark.
But my very favorite Supertramp song might be Fool’s Overture, from Even in the Quietest Moments. Somewhat “progressive”, in that it’s a longer song with a more complex structure, and incorporates other sounds like phrases from a speech by Winston Churchill, people cheering, and a bell tolling (“Big Ben” in London?). And the lyrics are a bit mysterious, some say it’s about Churchill, but also sounds a bit religious too. Clearly about history, especially WWII Britain. “The island’s sinking, let’s take to the sky…”
I watch a lot of reaction videos and Supertramp is universally considered one of the most underrated bands of all time on reaction channels....Crime f the Century is their masterpiece album and should be listened to in order IMO.
Completely agree with you Todd. Crime of The Century is a concept album, it is put together in the way that it is, for a reason.
I like several of their albums, but I agree with you about Crime of the Century. It's always been one of my favorite albums. It's timeless.
Maybe underrated on reaction channels but definitely not in the time. We all knew and appreciated their genius. So many great songs, hard to pick a best or even a best 10. Subjective. Shout out to “Hide in your shell”.
@@Husatistap The thing with Supertramp was that Breakfast in America was so popular that the die hard rock fans of the time kind of turned up their noses at how 'commercial' the album was.
No one got any love for the 1st two albums man lol
I'm 63 and to see this generation listen to, approve and be amazed by Rodgers's vocals creates a happy moment for me. Don't let cool, easy listening, original music disappear.
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.
"Dreamer" is the recommended song for the entry level listener of Supertramp. Cheers from the Rock and Roll Past!
Excellent song!
Ah, there is hope for the youth of today. Breakfast in America is an amazing album.
"Goodbye Stranger" has a killer guitar solo at the end, and I _KNOW_ how much you love guitar solos, especially good ones, and this is a _very_ good one. 😃
I love the part where he says, "...digital, I say 1...2...3...5." It's kinda like he's rebelling against the system by saying "5" instead of what is expected of him (being logical and indoctrinated).
Thanks for that info, all these years and I never noticed how he ended that line!
This actually came out in 1979, but close enough. I suggest you check out School, Even In The Quietest Moments, Fool's Overture, Bloody Well Right, Child Of Vision, Breakfast In America, Take The Long Way Home, Goodbye Stranger, Give A Little Bit, Hide In Your Shell. They have 2 singers who sing on different tracks. This was Roger Hodgson singing this one. Rick Davies is the other singer. Once you are familiar with Supertramp you'll be able to tell who sings what. Great band.
I was your age about when this song came out in 1979, I never get tired of hearing it. You can't go wrong with music of the 70's
This song is from a 1979 Supertramp album. One of my favorite, too. I am old and grew up with the best music. I have all the Supertramp albums in original vinyl. Glad to see some young people enjoying them.
Actually, the album was recorded in 1978 and was released in 1979.
Good choice, Olivia! Supertramp had alot of great songs; Goodbye Stranger, Take the Long Way Home, Give a Little Bit, Dreamer, Bloody Well Right, etc....!
Supertramp used to have 5 members in 1979, when Breakfast in America was all over AM & FM radio. Incredibly good live, too! "The Logical Song" "Goodbye Stranger" "Give a Little Bit" "Cannonball" "The Long Way Home" "Dreamer" "Oh Darling" "Even In the Quietest Moments" "Bloody Well Right" "Breakfast In America" "Brother, Where You Bound?"(with David Gilmour) "Child Of Vision" (more)
One of my dad's favorite bands and albums. Grew up on Supertramp, and listen to it a lot, especially when I miss my parents.
So many good songs from Supertramp, Hide in your shell, School, Dreamer, Babaji, Child of Vision, Give a little bit, Rudy, Bloody Well Right, Take the Long Way Home, Goodbye Stranger, Crime of the Century and so many others. ❤Great reaction ❤ I’ve enjoyed your Pink Floyd journey and I hope you do the same with Supertramp.
You forgot the best "after the break-up" song "cannonball"
@@BoomerandZoomerReacts I didn’t forget.There are so many that I love and didn’t write 😁
Super Tramp put together some very high quality recordings on par with Steely Dan who we used to test new stereo equipment back in the day! You can’t go wrong with either group but be careful, Steely Dan is a bottomless rabbit hole many like myself have never returned from! Try “ Bloody Well Right “ by Super Tramp.. you won’t be disappointed.
I love how Silas is really moved by music. Great reaction. If you like the sax then "Baker Street" by Gerry Rafferty is a must. I would also like it if you would listen to "Year of the Cat" by Al Stewart.
"Will You" by Hazel O'Connor has even better saxophone on it - a sublime two minute solo.
I would second that!
And "Lily Was Here" by Candy Dulfer and Dave Stewart!😎👌
I’ll raise all y’all on the sax songs..
If you wanna hear some blistering hot sax, check out The Rolling Stones- “Rip This Joint” from Exile On Main Street!
Bobby Keys TEARS IT UP on that tune.. and really that’s an entire album worth diving into as it’s the best album they ever did on many peoples lists, but truly a perfect 10 with every single song a winner.
Yes there are a lot of options for listening to some great sax. My thought was something that would be easily accessible for someone fairly new to the music world and songs that would help him gain subscribers. The 2 song I suggested would do that IMO and the subsequint suggestions would be excellent to grow towards.
Supertramp is a fantastic band. It is more than just 3 guys. They actually have 2 lead singers. The one on this song has the unmistakable high pitch voice. You'll know right away when it is the other one singing instead on some other songs. A lot of their songs are structured such that they highlight or bring in different instruments or sounds, one at a time, building through the song, while others drop out. Much like a series of solos as you mentioned in this one.
I recommend going with Goodbye Stranger next and eventually, my favorite, the absolutely beautiful song: Give a Little Bit.
Lots of great music. Crime of the Century, even in the quietest moments
, Breakfast are all full of jems.
Supertramp has such a unique sound, and so many great hits ! 🏆
Supertramp is awesome. The band consists of Roger Hodgson, Rick Davies, Dougie Thomson, John Helliwell, and Bob Siebenberg at this point in time. After just one studio album after Breakfast in America, one of their main songwriters, Roger Hodgeson, left for a solo career. He wrote most of the hits by the band, including this one, The Logical Song.
All of Supertramp is excellent. Please introduce yourself to the album "Even in the quietest moments," one of my favorites and every song is killer. Thanks for the wonderful reaction. And get Alivia in more videos, her commentary is valuable.
Amazing song! Would absolutely recommend Crime of the Century, it's themes are very similar to The Wall and the musicianship is top tier
Supertramp is one of the best progressive bands ever. You need to listen to the entire "Crime of the Century" and "Even in the Quietest Moments" albums to really appreciate them.
Nah way David. The first two albums man ALSO lol. different line up I know but have you heard them ? Supertramp and Indelibly Stamped
@@paulnolan4971 Of course I've heard them. I bought them when they were first released. The line up was essentially the same. I agree that those albums are both awesome, (their first is still my favorite...love "Surely") but "Crime" and "Moments" are both more accessible for someone whose first exposure to Supertramp is from "Breakfast", their poppiest album.
Superb band. Check out the three previous albums which are all incredible ‘ Crime of the century’, ‘Crisis what crisis’, and’ Even in the quietest moments’. Plus of course the rest of Breakfast in America.
Top list Scifimonkey, I would also add the stunning: Live in Paris
One thing to keep in mind since you listened to Pink Floyd's The Wall recently: The Logical Song came out the same year (1979) and around the same time as Another Brick In The Wall ('We don't need no education'). It was a trip to be in High School at that time and have these sorts of thoughtful and deeply-sceptical-about-education songs (see also XTC's Making Plans for Nigel) high in the charts and all over the radio. There was a lot of great, purely fun music around that time from, e.g., Chic and Michael Jackson and The Cars and Van Halen, but then there was this other, *equally* popular music that was like a slap in the face (in a good way!).
I was in high school in the 80’s, always loved Supertramp. Thank you.
This was my buddy Charlie’s favorite bands! We were 21 when this song came out. Not long after Charlie was killed on his motorcycle. This always reminds me of him! Many many years ago!❤
Yay welcome back Alivia
Supertramp are such a brilliant band with some great songs.
Even In Quietest Moment is truly awesome
Supertramp is a super group of musicians. Such a wide library of amazing music to choose from.
We have definitely heard of Supertramp and love their music. I hope you go deeper into their music.
Thank you Alivia for introducing Silas to the wonderful prog rock band Supertramp! Your best bet is to start with their seminal album from 1974 called Crime of the Century and react to each of the eight songs on it. Each is amazing and well worthy of a reaction! From there it is on to the album Crisis? What Crisis?, then Even In The Quietest Moments, and finish up with Breakfast In America. Each and every song!!
How dare you lol
Vote for "Take The Long Way Home"
Keep good music alive guys!!!
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Child of vision is another brilliant track from the same album
Transcendent
They have a lot of great songs. I was always partial to School, it was a little darker.
I Looooove to see young people discovering this group that this album which is one of the greatest ever produced 👍👍👍
Great song! Supertramp has many great songs. Their BREAKFAST IN AMERICA album is my favorite from them. Try,” Take the Long Way Home” is also a great song.
Almost every song on these 4 albums is worth checking out:
Crime of the Century (their masterwork)
Crisis What Crisis?
Even in the Quietest Moments
Breakfast in America
Ugh more of the same. Has no one heard the 1st two albums man lol
@@paulnolan4971 Some nice songs on those albums. Just like there a few nice songs in the albums after BIA. I'm talking about recommending songs when Supertramp were at their peak. When whole albums were filled with bangers. If they only have so much time to do Supertramp songs, choose songs from their most concentrated peak era.
Every Supertramp song sounds like a circus in town! Love this
Check out Supertramp "School" from the album Crime of the Century!
(in fact the entire album is really good and the final title track pretty much sums up one of the worst aspects of my (older) generation🤔
Can you imagine me sitting on the 5the row in the midst, one of the best places, in the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam, one of the best acoustic music theaters of the world, when i was around 15 and listening to this song live played by Supertramp in their prime years..... Sweet memory......
The album that this song is on, “Breakfast In America” was released on March 29, 1979 and was a MASSIVE hit, it won lots of awards. There isn’t one bad song on it. Next from this album you might want to react to “Take The Long Way Home”.
Another suggestion for you that has a great sax break… ‘The Year of the Cat’ by Al Stewart.
Released in 1979 and the singer is Roger Hodgson. I was there, welcome to the seventies. When I first heard this album I looked like you, now I’m 67. Enjoy the song track of my life.
I love after he sings "Digital!" then "One, two three...five" - (not very logical!) Roger Hodgson has such a unique voice. The whole album is fire!
I love this music from this group called Supertramp. I grew up with this music and I follow their music. Greetings to the members of Supertramp.
I was 13 when this came out. John Heliwell was the sax player and was responsible for creating to this song such things as: the sax solo, the breathing at the begining of the song, the claps, and other interesting sound effects.
He also was the MC at their concerts with his funny sense of humor
Their whole catalogue is well worth a listen! Congratulations on discovering another excellent band!
I fell in love with this song in 1979 when it was released. Still love it today as much as I did then.
When you heard, later in the song, a little ring, ring, it was supposedly the sound of a video game in the 70's.
My favorite group when they were doing their best albums; I was in high school. They're still my daughter's favorite group and she was born four years after Hodgson left the group.
The first concert I ever attended was Supertramp. Love them. This is a sad song about the loss of innocence we all experience growing into adulthood.
If you liked that and want to hear more Supertramp, check out "Breakfast in America," "The Long Way Home," "Give A Little Bit," and "Even in the Quietest Moments."
Supertramp has huge, phenomenal band in the mid-1970s and 1980s. I went to a number of their concerts, which , by the way, they sounded even better live. They were top musicians, able to often capture lightning in a bottle with nearly everyone of their songs; many of them masterpieces. Love them. Their songs like Take The long Way Home, Child Of Vision, Dreamer, School, Rudy, Give A Little Bit, all the way to their masterpieces like Fool’s Overture, Brother Where You Bound.
My first real concert, April 11th,1979 in San Diego. Blew my little mind, it did. Still one of the top 10 concerts I ever saw. Apparently, Roger Hodgson's wife gave birth just hours earlier - out in the parking lot in the tour bus.
A very unique song by Supertramp to listen is "School". In my opinion one of the most underrated song in popular music history. A truly masterpiece.
Per me la più sottovalutata e' Hide in your Shell
Guys! great reaction... When the band recorded this album Breakfast In America there were 5 musicians. Rick Davies (vocals and keyboards including clavinet), Roger Hodgson (vocals, keyboards and guitars, acoustic 12-string guitar and vibes), John Helliwell (saxophones, vocals, woodwinds), Bob Siebenberg (drums) and Dougie Thomson (bass).
Even in the Quitest Moments is just lovely..the album, and the song
Quietest..LOL sorry
THIS is music, kids! Glad you’re enjoying it!!! Here, a 74 old friend. ✌️
My favourite song ever!! I´ve been teaching it and discussing it with my students for 40 years! Regards from Argentina.
Supertramp. Always quailty in their productions. so many layers of instruments in the mix of their records. Fun with lots of surprises.
SUPERTRAMP ARE AMAZING. THE LONG WAY HOME IS ANOTHER GEM, THEY HAD MANY, MANY GREAT SONGS. ANOTHER GREAT 70'S BANDS
You like this. Do the whole album. They are in my top 5 all time bands for sure.
I've been a fan of Supertramp since the 70's and in my opinion, they are one of the few bands that does not have ONE BAD song. Great composing, great musicianship, just GREAT overall.
So psyched to see the younguns grooving on Supertramp. I think you'd LOVE the song 'Take the Long Way Home'. Or 'Breakfast in America' or 'Bloody Well Right', so many great ones!
I was hoping you would get to Supertramp soon. There is deep hole to dive into here.
Better to find old music from movies than to never find it at all. When I was a kid that’s how we heard a lot of classical music, from cartoons.
Well said!
There are five members in the band. Two main songwriters with different type of vocals. A number of great albums and songs.
Supertramp were and are HUGE over here in the UK. We love em!
I'm 47 and i remember hearing this as a child. My sister was a teen when this came out and it was one of her favorite records. I still love this - total childhood nostalgia/memories. Check out Breakfast in America and Take the Long Way Home. Those are great!
I'm back on the school bus in grade nine with this playing on the boom box from a guy who sat in the back seat. hahaha Happy to see you guys discovering them!
love me some supertramp & Breakfast in America is a complete gem. Every song on that album is amazing and ther is more than 1 singer & more thans 3 in band / a good cover to cover here....
'goodbye stranger' you're gonna' LOVE' it
Try "Goodbye Stranger" and "Take The Long Way Home", on same album.
This reaction made my day! I love watching the younger gen discover music I’ve listened to most of my life. That was fun!
This is definitely a rabbit hole worth diving down. Supertramp consisted of five musicians, actually. Roger Hodgson (guitar, vocals), Rick Davies (keyboards, vocals), Dougie Thompson (bass), Bob Siebenberg (drums) and James Helliwell (sax). All amazing players.
Love to see you guys listening to one of my all time favourite bands.
Supertramp were simply awesome back in the day.
1979 I was in 9th grade when this album came out. My school jazz/rock band that I was part of (guitarist), had to play a song from this album and a few other 70's hits for the Christmas assembly. I was nervous because my mother was there and a girl I was totally in love with was also a flutist in the band.
This entire album is great. You need to do it, from beginning to end.
Great reaction guys,every song that they made was genius. Give a little bit is my favourite I play it on my acoustic guitar to my granddaughter she loves it.
"Don't Leave Me Now".... Will make you cry.
It is a forgotten sound, but I adored this song for using the electronic beep near the end from a handheld electronic football game popular then.
My brother had it (still has it!) and I recognized the sound the moment I first heard it in 1979.
Unless you heard it then, it’s a sound now forgotten.
Supertramp, the megaband that flies under the radar. Such musical skill and great songs that will stay with you. Please listen to more. Start with the album, The Crime of the Century.
NO just no man lol
Man I love them first two albums. How eclectic is Indelibly Stamped and Supertramp is a sonic masterpiece imho lol NO objectively
@@paulnolan4971 Yes, just yes
This is from one of the few albums that almost all of the cuts on it were hits, played over and over on the radio. If you like Sax listen to Jerry Rafferty's Baker Street from 1978.
Supertramp are amazing and criminally underrated!
A few others you should react to of theirs are
Goodbye Stranger
School
Bloody Well Right
Dreamer
Photo shows 3 guys but 5 guys on this song/ band at that time. Always one of my fav from this great group! Thanks to you!
Guys, there you have half a dozen massive hits of Supertramp:
1. School (Album: Crime of the Century - 1974) - This one is a MASTERPIECE;
2. Breakfast in America (Album: Breakfast in America - 1979);
3. Lady (Album: Crisis, What Crisis? - 1975);
4. It’s Raining Again (Album: Famous Last Words - 1982);
5. Hide in Your Shell (Album: Crime of the Century - 1974);
6. Crime of the Century (Album: Crime of the Century - 1974).
Now is time to react to Deep Purple too, if you really like solo guitars. Check this ones:
1. Child in Time (Album: Deep Purple in Rock - 1970);
2. Highway Star (check the live version from "Made in Japan" - 1972);
3. Strange Kind of Woman (also from live album "Made in Japan" - 1972);
4. Smoke on the water (also from live album "Made in Japan" - 1972):
5. Stormbringer (Album: Stormbringer - 1974);
6. Speed King (Album: Deep Purple in Rock - 1970);
7. Fireball (Album: Fireball - 1971);
8. Burn (Album: Burn - 1974).
I am still trying to get him to react to Deep Purple. He will LOVE them, I just know it, lol.
For me Live in Japan is the best Rock Live album (specially Child In Time too, not In Rock; what a hell voice) and Deep Purple best one; sadly not including some good earlier singles/songs.
As Robert Plant/Led Zeppelin Ian Gillian had two different live sides: once genious and then only average; we oldies know why - lifestyle, perhaps the whole group?!?
For me together with old 5-member Genesis, Pink Floyd, ELP, Yes, Stevie Wonder, Bob Marley ... are the 70ies highlights!!!
@@ursgeiser6570 IMO it is always best to hear studio versions first, then the live versions are even more enjoyable. I assume you mean "Made In Japan"? Yep, best live album.
@@79BlackRose yes 100%; have good time with good music!!!
@@ursgeiser6570 Keep on rocking man!!!
Supertramp, purveyors of sophisto-rock. They had an incredible run.
My favorite group in college. Great memories!
Wow I love how much you guys appreciate the music I grew up with (1970's was childhood/grade school and 1980's was high school &. young adulthood). I was eleven when this phenomenal album was released. And yes, it was all the adjectives (and his voice) that made me fall in love with this song. SUBSCRIBED! 👍🏻
A saxophonist from Supertramp, perhaps the very one on this song, played sax on Pink Floyd's A Momentary Lapse of Reason!
I bought this album when i was a teen, was one of my fave bands then and still are.
During this iteration of the band there were 5 permanent members and a couple of guest musicians.
Although this record is probably their most successful, the album 'Crime of the Century' is in my opinion their most accomplished. I love all their work but my personal favourite is 'Live in Paris'