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Supertramp - School Reaction
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- Опубликовано: 9 мар 2023
- In this video we're listening to Supertramp for our Friday Favourites series. We know a good amount of This band's hits. They saturated the radio stations. We decided to check out the rest of their songs, and the hits that didn't reach us. I think we're in for a good time. Enjoy!
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School is one of my favorites off crime of the century
Great…..a song from my childhood. My older brother played this album ! Hi from the Netherlands
This song reminds me of a family holiday in Westkapelle/NL in '84! 😊
I adore this piano reprise at the end of the song, gorgeous groove!!!
As a 15yr old got given a Supertramp cassette by a gf. Loved them ever since
This album is one of those few albums made - like Pink Floyd's Dark Side - that have to be listened to in their entirety. Every song on this album is a stellar piece of work and they all go so well together! If you can't react to them in order just listen to them in your own time together.
This entire album I would suggest. It's on my desert island top 5 list.
I would suggest Rudy, Crime of the Century, or Even in the Quietest Moments for your next dip into this amazing band's repertoire.
Saw them on the 'Crime of the Century' tour. Third on the bill on that tour was a then unknown solo artist named Chris de Burgh.
They opened their set with this, the harmonica intro was played in pitch dark.
'Crime of the Century' was the album that got them noticed, eight great tracks, but one of my favourites on it was 'Hide in Your Shell'
I saw them on the same tour at New Theatre, Oxford. Chris de Burgh had a popular song about a stripper which went down well. Clearly remember a big white parasol on stage.
@@steveshovlar994 That's where I saw them! Feb 1975. Had to leave during the last song to get the last train to Moreton-in-Marsh.
'Patricia the Stripper' was the song about the stripper.
Great reaction! Supertramp are so underrated, my suggestion for another great Supertramp track is 'Even In The Quietest Moments', one of my favourite tracks by them
It's hard to believe not knowing this entire album.
First time I heard it when it first came out, we completely blew the new speakers at the tavern we took the album to - but no hard feelings because the owner didn't know either and would have played School at the same high volume we did. Good times.
I have been fortunate enough to have seen Supertramp “The Tramp” Live 4 times. Their live shows are a spectacle and brilliant. Each member is a musical genius. Rick Davies is my favorite keyboards player and John Helliwell is favorite Sax player. He is a blast to watch live. The bass and drummer are awesome and Roger’s guitars are superb. The only live show I put above Supertramp is Pink Floyd, who I have seen 4 times.
Saw them in Austin back in '85. For some reason I had doubts that their live show would equal the studio versions...they were amazing!
Saw them in 74 at Ford Auditorium in Detroit. They used to have $2 concerts during the week. My cousin had heard their previous album and talked us into going. We walked out of there in awe wondering why they were still playing these small venues. 2 months later they exploded. Saw them 2 more times but they were a victim of their own success as they were not getting along as after Breakfast they went too pop for me .
Oh emm gee, listening to this today is taking me right back to when I was 14 (in '84) and to an amazing family holiday in the Netherlands; It had been my Big Sister's birthday only days before our departure, and our Mother had given her a 'Best of Supertramp' LP, among other things, which my Sister then recorded to tape to take on that holiday. And this would become its soundtrack 😊 Thank you very much for choosing this song! 😀👍
Lady from Supertramp killer song.
Sorry meant to say "From Now on" my suggestion..or Hide in your shell. Genius
I suggest these 2 great Supertramp songs, Hide In Your Shell and Bloody Well Right.
Recommending. Supertramp.❤❤
which song
@@hanierfamily From Now On
"Don't leave me now" (Famous Last Words) es una de mis favoritas. Buen contenido, gracias!!
I'm now self employed and I don't take a break at all because my busy times are when everyone wants to eat. That said, I love my new business
I'm with your daughter and her friends. They need to make their voices heard. The old system needs sweeping away.
We always taught her to speak her mind. We're so proud that she wants to speak up.
@Hanier Family Right now the world so polarised and todays young people need to find a middle way. That said, we live in this society now where if you express a valid opinion, someone is too quick to call you a Nazi because they disagree with that view. This particularly needs to change.
A wonderful band, you won't go wrong with anything of theirs!
The Logical Song is about the way life changes from the innocence of youth to the doubt and cynicisms of adulthood. Others worth a reaction include ' Dreamer' 'Put on Your Old Brown Shoes' 'Sister Moonshine' 'It's Raining Again' and plenty more too
We know It's Raining Again. We Added the others to the list.
First time listening to your reaction. Love Supertramp - certainly one of my top 5 bands all-time along with Rush, Yes, Steely Dan, Genesis.
Enjoyed your comments about schools - I was a teacher in California for many years and was always disgusted with the regimentation and total lack of teaching kids about individuality and creativity. Of course it's all a part of the dark agenda we're seeing so blatantly today, especially with the teaching of critical race theory and suggesting to 6-year-olds they can change their gender without parental consent. Thanks you two for talking truth.
Great tune ! Fantastic Album ! Still have it on Vynal ! Just so listenable ! " Crime of the Century " This Album came out in 1974 ! Still sounds fresh !
Can you peeps give "Jethro Tull " a whirl at sometime ! "Minstral in the Gallery " or "Thick as a Brick " would be great ! Cheers !
Supertramp often reminds me of Pink Floyd. Vaguely. Like when there is sax and stuff. Like Us And Them
The school topic, yeah I love songs that criticize the coldness of education and society. Like the Headmasters Ritual by The Smiths and of course The Wall
I've always somehow liked Supertramp more than Pink Floyd, but 'Us And Them' is one of my PF favourites (if not actually THE favourite); Makes sense to me now, after reading your comment! 😊
The wall was a long time favourite of ours. But, The Logical Song really speaks to that.
@@hanierfamily - Back in '79, my cousin said he'd make me a cassette tape with 'The Wall', after I'd told him that I loved the single 'Another Brick In The Wall'; I'm still waiting for that tape today! 😄
Thier like pink floyd in a general of thier own
Pink Floyd was all over that. I liked it very much but couldn't get the Pink Floyd sound from my head
You might like to consider doing some Pink Floyd albums on Patreon.
We have 'Dark Side Of The Moon'. A classic. It would be interesting to do an album of theirs.
@@hanierfamily The Wall is a great album and extremely thought provoking
Try " From Now On"
Howdy from New Mexico. I've clicked a bunch of reaction videos today. I like your channel. You two have open minds and ears. But not all giddy like some channels lol. You are not avoidant of critique. Did you know SNL parodied reaction channel TwinsTheNewTrend a few years ago? I was already familiar so I laughed hard. But I prefer smaller channels. But I do think you will grow. Also you ever react to diy music videos?
Oh ok now I'm clicking on The Damned! Just saw that one. I'm a huge fan
@@mattjohn4731 - Awesome! Me, too! 😁
Diy videos? We've done some local unsigned artists.
Such a boring intro.
Do you mean the song (😡) or the people (🤔)?
The Haniers are beautiful people. The song has not aged well in my opinion.
@@phillipjohngreenslade1333 Honestly, it's not one of my favorites either. But hey, you can't get it perfect all the time, can you?
@@phillipjohngreenslade1333 Well I wouldn't say beautiful, nice but not beautiful. As to the song not aging well maybe some folks need more crash, bang, wallop in their music. If subtlety's not your thing it's not your thing I guess 😉😊
I guess it's true that "No two pairs of ears ever hear the same music"; I've always liked the intro and especially the stuff that happens wayyy back in the mix, behind the harmonica 😊