What a superb way to end an amazing album. Love these guys so much more already! Still a long way to go on the ST journey! Thanks so much for watching!! 🥰
Perfect reaction Brandon, it was a harmonica at the end man! Every instrument plays its part in the layers of melancholy & anger. This & Rudy are my favourite songs on this album of perfection. Thank you again sir, it's so good to hear the songs & see your blissed out visage 😊
This is how you close an album folks. The closing harmonica is the same as the opening harmonica that appeared in " School " . Also, their traditional concert closer, a bit of a different feel live, synths instead of a string section, John Helliwell's sax solo soars live, Roger Hodgson's guitar has more urgency, Rick Davies' piano and vocals superb. Melancholy is the perfect word for this song, Rick Davies had a gift for expressing it
In the " shadow " of Hodgson's popularity (and sometimes agressive management's work ) so many fans can not recognize how amazing Rick was. If Roger was the " melody " than Rick was the " energy and rhytme " and he also gave us beautiful melodies , just listen to From now on , Downstream , Goodby Stranger , My kind of lady ,and so on . Both songwriters were geniuses but in a very different style .
Excellent closer for an album - while the whole album is fantastic, I think you've heard the best tracks already.(just my opinion). Speaking about album closers though, I think their Breakfast in America has their most epic closer in "Child of Vision".
Saw them live 3x in the 70's & 80's......Their first few albums were true Prog.....great musicians especially live. Crime is one of my GO-To Songs for best recordings too...on vinyl!!!!
Its the keys and wind instruments that underpin the Supertramp sound. Sure there are great drums, superb orchestral arrangements and even guitar solos but no band features keys and and wind instruments in quite the same way. The incessant piano riff in this song burns its way into your soul as everything else swirls around it. Brilliant song from a brilliant album that sits proudly in my top ten of all time.
Now when you’ve heard the 4th song.., you should listen to the album start to finish. I love this album. Bob Siebenbergs drumming here is amazing. His tom and snare comes like thunders
Always been my favorite album, always hit personal & hard. I well recall rushing home with this, aged 19 & how this finale reduced me to uncontrollable tears. Now 70 it's forever been that way...utterly exhausted & defeated spiritually, sad beyond any normal sad. And now, all these years later, some young fella pops up out of nowhere to explain to me exactly what it is that's floored me each & every time....`It felt like all of humanity was mourning through music` That's kinda shockingly insightful...bless ya!
Great, great song. Awesome reaction Brandon. As for more Supertramp, I again highly recommend the song “Brother Where You Bound “. It’s a 16+ minute masterpiece! You can’t go wrong with Rick Davies banging out the vocals and piano, amazing saxophone by John Helliwell and the guitar solos are done by no other than David Gilmour. At the time (1985), this was Supertramps’ longest song to date.
Thanks for doing this 😊. May I suggest the Supertramp song ' Fool's Overture'. From the album 'Even in the Quietest Moments.(studio version) That'd another Beautiful song you are Garanteed to love and would be another great Reaction
@@retroreactions.... Yes you heard an harmonica in the last seconds which invites you to get back to the opening track. I also vote for this amazing and probably the most fascinating title that is Fool's Overture !
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.
Another one of my favorite bands. You are killing it. This is a great album. Have you ever reacted to Mike Oldfield? He has an amazing album ‘Tubular Bells’. Have a great week.
Glad to see you loved this! I've been listening to this for over 40yrs and it still sends shivers down my spine. Absolutely love this album! Thank you 😀
Supertramp is such an amazing band. Had the absolute pleasure of seeing Rodger Hodgson in concert at The Tivoli here in Brisbane. Haven't seen Rick live, but tunes like this one remind us he's not to be underestimated on vocals. As far a Supertramp goes Breakfast in America will always be my favourite album, but Crime of the Century is one that has grown on me with age.
What a way to end an album. I have always loved it and Bob's drums are imposing! Bob Siebenberg was friends with Thin Lizzy guitarist Scott Gorham since they were teenagers, both coming from Glendale, CA. Bob married Scott's younger sister Vicki, lol. Three years after this, Scott invited John Helliwell, Supertramp's saxophonist to play on the hit single by Thin Lizzy, Dancing In The Moonlight.
In the1977 concert they had a projector showing a video during this song. There was a white dot coming closer and closer while Rick was singing. When he was done and before the instrumental began planet earth was on the screen. It exploded with a bang and it was startling. For the rest of the song the pieces of earth flew out until you saw the album cover at the end. I'm glad to hear that you will be listening to the rest of the album. There is one song on this album that is full of emotion that ends in desperation. This album is Supertramp's masterpiece. The reason Breakfast in America was so popular is because it was more pop than prog.
@@retroreactions.... The name of the song is Asylum. It isn't requested that much at all, but it is a great song. The song before it, Hide in Your Shell kind of goes together with Asylum. Hide in your shell and you might end up in an Asylum. Both songs have the same build up structure. You might say that both songs end in desperation.
A few years ago, I put this CD into my car stereo. I didn't take it out for about a year. Every time I played it, it just brought me around for another listen.
Classic classic classic. I seriously considered taking up the piano first couple of times I heard this. As if the piano and strings aren't goosebumpy enough, in comes that sax to take it to new heights and bring it all home. I never tire of this one. Right up there with the very best progressive rock has to offer. Nearly 50 years old and it still kills!! 🎹 🎷
@@retroreactions.... I saw them perform this live in Chicago 1985. Rodger Hodgson (the high voice) had left the band by then so they did all Rick Davies songs. This was the encore, and it sounded perfect.. exactly like the studio version! I remember sitting there in awe with this beautiful spacey twinkling backdrop behind them. They were one of those bands that do not disappoint live. Perfectionists.
Listen to the live album 'Paris'. It's brilliant from start to finish. Better than the studio versions. Fool's overture, hide in your shell, bloody well right, school, the logical song, the long way home. All brilliant.
"Crime of the Century" is one of my top favorite albums from one of my very favorite bands. The album, "Even in the Quietest Moments" has a fair number of orchestral parts. Overall, they had a string of 5-7 magical albums, each one uniquely Supertramp. You have said more than once that you love orchestration in music. I strongly recommend that you listen to or react to the album, "Days of Future Past" by the Moody Blues. Seamless intertwining of rock and orchestral music, from all the way back in 1967. It is a concept album so it is difficult to name just one song. However, the song "Nights in White Satin" (shortened for radio version) was a big hit for them, and the song "Tuesday Afternoon" was also popular. The entire album is wonderful and stands the test of time, IMHO.
😎Hi ! well for me it s a classic ! When i listen to that i listen to the whole Album because you can t just quit half way ! lol ! i said for me ! that s my personal experience ! 😎Let me know when you re done listening my previous suggestion of T. Bells 2 live 4K then i would like your comment on it and will give you another mindblowing Artist suggestion ! OH ! My friend is bringing me my new organ friday night ! very exited on that coming event ! it s a very rare organ ! been waiting 48 years for that !🤓
Well at last my favourite song on this album.I remember buying this LP sitting on the bus home with it on my lap, excitement& joy to get home. I was 16 😌
@@retroreactions.... so many. I have watched so many reactions & it’s great👍but there’s one band it seems that no one has mentioned& that’s Cream?( Sunshine of your love) was best known, they deserve to be in the hall of fame as well 😊
I was 18 when this album came out, and I swear I wore out the vinyl from playing it so much! The beauty of records in those days is that the lyrics were printed on the inner sleeve so you could follow along as the song played. This album opened my eyes to the way humans were (are) raping the planet... "Who are these men of lust, greed and glory? "Rip off the mask and let's see. "But that's not right! What's the story; but there's you and there's me!" Nothing has changed there, has it?
I was a teenager in the 70s when I started listening to Supertramp,loved them from the moment I heard them.Really pleased your enjoying them and this track,it's a favourite of mine,wonderful from start to finish.I wish you the very best from England.
I love them SO much more after starting this channel! So excited to hear everything from them..."School" gets me every time! Much love and warm wishes back from the US!
spend a time this album on a turntable, much better than high resolution or mqa. digital shit. actually I gone back to turntable and cancelled my tidal account. bring me back to real music. this is a great album!
The composition, the rich instrumentation, the sadness and anger in Rick's voice, guitars, bass, drums, piano, woodwinds, strings, all sound amazing. Gives me chills every time since I first heard in mid-eighties. Thanks again for the great reaction 🙏
Ciao Brandon ! Ottima scelta. Ma se proprio ci tieni ad ascoltare qualcosa di stupendo dei SUPERTRAMP ti consiglio un brano dall'album BREAKFAST IN AMERICA. Quel che scegli è oro.
@@retroreactions.... Child of vision 🔝 Goodbye stranger Breakfast in America Take the long way home The logical song Grazie tanto Brandon...e buon ascolto 😘
Supertramp is one of the very best examples of how music was recorded in the 1970's. You can close your eyes and "see" where each instrument fits in the room. You can literally choose an instrument and listen to it through an entire song (Crime is the best recorded rock album in history in MY mind)...as a bass player Dougie (you were right, it's pronounced with an "ooooo") plays the most tasteful bass lines...just what is needed, never overplayed.
Brandon, you should change the name of this (your) YT channel to Masterpieces Reactions ;), go ahead with this album, it's fantastic, "Rudy" is the best song IMO
One very unfortunate situation for this absolutely brilliant album is it came to be just around the same time “Dark side of the Moon “ was all the rage . ( admittedly fantastic as well ) but took the shine and attention away from “Crime”. Some parts of Pink Floyd’s is weaker then others, whereas “ Crime” is stellar throughout . Rudy is a sure fire masterpiece , as well as “ Hide in your shell “ “ If everyone was listening “ “ Asylum “ Probably song for song the most perfect album ever .
What a superb way to end an amazing album. Love these guys so much more already! Still a long way to go on the ST journey! Thanks so much for watching!! 🥰
Child of vision will is a must do
Adding your vote!
Perfect reaction Brandon, it was a harmonica at the end man! Every instrument plays its part in the layers of melancholy & anger. This & Rudy are my favourite songs on this album of perfection. Thank you again sir, it's so good to hear the songs & see your blissed out visage 😊
Thanks so much Rich for your support and compliments! b.o.v.- haha, best description of me listening to these masterpieces 🤣
This is an AMAZING album. Supertramp is an INCREDIBLE band!
YES, Can't wait to know it all and play it in full! Thanks Rosalie!!
This is how you close an album folks. The closing harmonica is the same as the opening harmonica that appeared in " School " . Also, their traditional concert closer, a bit of a different feel live, synths instead of a string section, John Helliwell's sax solo soars live, Roger Hodgson's guitar has more urgency, Rick Davies' piano and vocals superb.
Melancholy is the perfect word for this song, Rick Davies had a gift for expressing it
Harmonica a brilliant idea for bookends for the album. I must hear this live then! Thanks for watching early Michael...
Thunder..perfect way to describe his work. Thanks for being here as always Divedown25!
"Who are these men....of Lust...greed and glory? Rip off the masks....and let's see..........."....Brilliant......
First album I purchased with my own money. Every single song is fabulous, 100% lost-in-the-sauce-able.
Ha, an A & A phrase! Can't wait to discover the last 4 and hear it all together!
In the " shadow " of Hodgson's popularity (and sometimes agressive management's work ) so many fans can not recognize how amazing Rick was. If Roger was the " melody " than Rick was the " energy and rhytme " and he also gave us beautiful melodies , just listen to From now on , Downstream , Goodby Stranger , My kind of lady ,and so on . Both songwriters were geniuses but in a very different style .
My favourite part is the drum fill halfway through followed by the water gong. For years I wondered what that sound was.
Excellent closer for an album - while the whole album is fantastic, I think you've heard the best tracks already.(just my opinion). Speaking about album closers though, I think their Breakfast in America has their most epic closer in "Child of Vision".
Yes, adore School and Rudy! Ooh, COV even more epic than this one? Sign me up! I'll add your vote, thanks Dave!
Excellent reaction. Nailed it.
Thank you so much!
Dougie Thompson’s bass is so underrated.
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ New South Wales Australia 🦘❤❤ Thank you
Hello down under!! Thank you so much for watching!!! 💙
Saw them live 3x in the 70's & 80's......Their first few albums were true Prog.....great musicians especially live. Crime is one of my GO-To Songs for best recordings too...on vinyl!!!!
Nice! Thanks so much for watching! 😊
Its the keys and wind instruments that underpin the Supertramp sound. Sure there are great drums, superb orchestral arrangements and even guitar solos but no band features keys and and wind instruments in quite the same way. The incessant piano riff in this song burns its way into your soul as everything else swirls around it. Brilliant song from a brilliant album that sits proudly in my top ten of all time.
And that awesome bass guitar drone!
Now when you’ve heard the 4th song.., you should listen to the album start to finish. I love this album. Bob Siebenbergs drumming here is amazing. His tom and snare comes like thunders
Thunder- perfect way to describe his work here! Thanks for being here as always Divedown25!
@@retroreactions.... thanks Brandon. You picked the perfect backdrop!
Thanks, I loved it too....glad I didn't go with knife in the rain photo....this one matched the dark mood yet soaring experience I had...😊
Always been my favorite album, always hit personal & hard. I well recall rushing home with this, aged 19 & how this finale reduced me to uncontrollable tears. Now 70 it's forever been that way...utterly exhausted & defeated spiritually, sad beyond any normal sad.
And now, all these years later, some young fella pops up out of nowhere to explain to me exactly what it is that's floored me each & every time....`It felt like all of humanity was mourning through music`
That's kinda shockingly insightful...bless ya!
Really hope you explore Even in the Quietest Moment album from Supertramp next. Its deep and emotional too
Yes! It's on my list and I added your vote for it ☺
Their best album along with Crisis? What Crisis?
Fabulous finale , no doubt. A very accurate thematic of our times I must admit. The greatest album from supertramp
One of the most underrated bands ever, fantastic music.
Simply one of the best albums of the 70’s. The equal of any of the great 70’s Pink Floyd albums.
I grew up playing supertramp
Wise choice!!
Great, great song. Awesome reaction Brandon. As for more Supertramp, I again highly recommend the song “Brother Where You Bound “. It’s a 16+ minute masterpiece! You can’t go wrong with Rick Davies banging out the vocals and piano, amazing saxophone by John Helliwell and the guitar solos are done by no other than David Gilmour. At the time (1985), this was Supertramps’ longest song to date.
Thanks!! I'll add another vote! Had to pick a shorter one today since I filmed at 5 am LOL....
Will definitely second that for a listen!
Adding your vote thanks!
Thanks for doing this 😊. May I suggest the Supertramp song
' Fool's Overture'. From the album 'Even in the Quietest Moments.(studio version) That'd another Beautiful song you are Garanteed to love and would be another great Reaction
Hi Dan! Thanks so much for watching! I will add your vote for FO, thanks!
@@retroreactions.... tysm man appreciate it
@@retroreactions.... Yes you heard an harmonica in the last seconds which invites you to get back to the opening track. I also vote for this amazing and probably the most fascinating title that is Fool's Overture !
Nice, knew I heard it! OK, I will add your vote for Fools! Thanks Alex
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.
A masterpiece from a masterpiece-album by a Supergroup!
Yes, thanks for watching!
for me the best of supertramp....you should listen to it on "live in paris" that s just a masterpiece
Another one of my favorite bands. You are killing it. This is a great album. Have you ever reacted to Mike Oldfield? He has an amazing album ‘Tubular Bells’. Have a great week.
Thanks so much shecaso for watching and for the great compliment! I will add your vote for MO/TB...have a beautiful week yourself!
Glad to see you loved this! I've been listening to this for over 40yrs and it still sends shivers down my spine. Absolutely love this album! Thank you 😀
You're welcome and thanks for watching!!
Supertramp is such an amazing band. Had the absolute pleasure of seeing Rodger Hodgson in concert at The Tivoli here in Brisbane. Haven't seen Rick live, but tunes like this one remind us he's not to be underestimated on vocals.
As far a Supertramp goes Breakfast in America will always be my favourite album, but Crime of the Century is one that has grown on me with age.
Thanks for sharing your ST story. So happy to be discovering them beyond the few I knew...
What a way to end an album. I have always loved it and Bob's drums are imposing! Bob Siebenberg was friends with Thin Lizzy guitarist Scott Gorham since they were teenagers, both coming from Glendale, CA. Bob married Scott's younger sister Vicki, lol. Three years after this, Scott invited John Helliwell, Supertramp's saxophonist to play on the hit single by Thin Lizzy, Dancing In The Moonlight.
Thanks for watching and for the input Simon!
In the1977 concert they had a projector showing a video during this song. There was a white dot coming closer and closer while Rick was singing. When he was done and before the instrumental began planet earth was on the screen. It exploded with a bang and it was startling. For the rest of the song the pieces of earth flew out until you saw the album cover at the end. I'm glad to hear that you will be listening to the rest of the album. There is one song on this album that is full of emotion that ends in desperation. This album is Supertramp's masterpiece. The reason Breakfast in America was so popular is because it was more pop than prog.
Wow those visuals sound amazing! What's the song that ends in desperation? Maybe I've heard it already. Thanks for watching!
@@retroreactions.... The name of the song is Asylum. It isn't requested that much at all, but it is a great song. The song before it, Hide in Your Shell kind of goes together with Asylum. Hide in your shell and you might end up in an Asylum. Both songs have the same build up structure. You might say that both songs end in desperation.
Oh ok, so 2 I have yet to hear....soon!
@@retroreactions.... I hope you hear what I hear.
To me this is their best song on their best album.👍👍 You might want to check out Bravado by Rush.
Ok, will add it to my list, thanks
Glad you enjoyed this. ‘Dreamer’, still to come. 🎶❤️🎶
Hi! Yes, I see Dreamer is short, so I may combine it with another soon....Thanks Eddie!
@@retroreactions.... it's a goodie!
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Rudy is my favourite from this album, but Crime of the Century runs a close second.
"I was already soaring high ..."
His eyes don't lie. Yes, that's the perfect way to enjoy this album.
A few years ago, I put this CD into my car stereo. I didn't take it out for about a year. Every time I played it, it just brought me around for another listen.
Can't blame ya! I've heard half the album and LOVE it...
Nice
Thanks Les
Classic classic classic. I seriously considered taking up the piano first couple of times I heard this. As if the piano and strings aren't goosebumpy enough, in comes that sax to take it to new heights and bring it all home. I never tire of this one. Right up there with the very best progressive rock has to offer. Nearly 50 years old and it still kills!! 🎹 🎷
Great review!! Feel the same...
@@retroreactions.... I saw them perform this live in Chicago 1985. Rodger Hodgson (the high voice) had left the band by then so they did all Rick Davies songs. This was the encore, and it sounded perfect.. exactly like the studio version! I remember sitting there in awe with this beautiful spacey twinkling backdrop behind them. They were one of those bands that do not disappoint live. Perfectionists.
Wish I could have been there for that moment!
Listen to the live album 'Paris'. It's brilliant from start to finish. Better than the studio versions. Fool's overture, hide in your shell, bloody well right, school, the logical song, the long way home. All brilliant.
Thanks!
NOW THATTT'SS THE WAY YOU END A GR88888 ROCK ALBUM!👍 😊
This is my choice as the finest rock recording ever made. The entire album is worthy of 5 stars!
Many years ago I fell in love ..... with a Guards Red Porsche 944. This is the album I played when I took it for a test drive.
"Crime of the Century" is one of my top favorite albums from one of my very favorite bands. The album, "Even in the Quietest Moments" has a fair number of orchestral parts. Overall, they had a string of 5-7 magical albums, each one uniquely Supertramp.
You have said more than once that you love orchestration in music. I strongly recommend that you listen to or react to the album, "Days of Future Past" by the Moody Blues. Seamless intertwining of rock and orchestral music, from all the way back in 1967. It is a concept album so it is difficult to name just one song. However, the song "Nights in White Satin" (shortened for radio version) was a big hit for them, and the song "Tuesday Afternoon" was also popular. The entire album is wonderful and stands the test of time, IMHO.
Thanks friend....
😝🤘🤘😝
Hey SPS! Thanks for watching and being first!!
You do know emojis don't do much 4 the blind
😎Hi ! well for me it s a classic ! When i listen to that i listen to the whole Album because you can t just quit half way ! lol ! i said for me ! that s my personal experience ! 😎Let me know when you re done listening my previous suggestion of T. Bells 2 live 4K then i would like your comment on it and will give you another mindblowing Artist suggestion ! OH ! My friend is bringing me my new organ friday night ! very exited on that coming event ! it s a very rare organ ! been waiting 48 years for that !🤓
Awesome! I'm sure you will love it. Did you change your username recently by the way?
I hope you delve into Tramp's "Even in the Quitest Moments ". My favorite.
For sure...with these bands I'm loving, I plan to react to most if not all of their career here! Thanks for watching Don!
Well at last my favourite song on this album.I remember buying this LP sitting on the bus home with it on my lap, excitement& joy to get home.
I was 16 😌
Love hearing your musical stories/memories....
@@retroreactions.... so many. I have watched so many reactions & it’s great👍but there’s one band it seems that no one has mentioned& that’s Cream?( Sunshine of your love) was best known, they deserve to be in the hall of fame as well 😊
White Room was another of my fav’s
Oh yea, heard their name....added White Room and Sunshine to my list!
I was 18 when this album came out, and I swear I wore out the vinyl from playing it so much!
The beauty of records in those days is that the lyrics were printed on the inner sleeve so you could follow along as the song played.
This album opened my eyes to the way humans were (are) raping the planet...
"Who are these men of lust, greed and glory?
"Rip off the mask and let's see.
"But that's not right! What's the story; but there's you and there's me!"
Nothing has changed there, has it?
Thanks so much for watching! 😊
I was a teenager in the 70s when I started listening to Supertramp,loved them from the moment I heard them.Really pleased your enjoying them and this track,it's a favourite of mine,wonderful from start to finish.I wish you the very best from England.
I love them SO much more after starting this channel! So excited to hear everything from them..."School" gets me every time! Much love and warm wishes back from the US!
My all time favorite album by anybody!❤
I hope you still do all the other tracks on this album too!
Oh, guaranteed!!
spend a time this album on a turntable, much better than high resolution or mqa. digital shit. actually I gone back to turntable and cancelled my tidal account. bring me back to real music. this is a great album!
The composition, the rich instrumentation, the sadness and anger in Rick's voice, guitars, bass, drums, piano, woodwinds, strings, all sound amazing. Gives me chills every time since I first heard in mid-eighties. Thanks again for the great reaction 🙏
No prob! Thanks so much for watching! 😊
You're correct about the start, and finish, with the same harmonica part.
One of the best 5 albums of all time.
A perfect album so far for me....Thanks Kevin!
Supertramp what a criminally underrated band, they should be mentioned in the same breath as The Beatles.
👍🙂🙂🙂
One of my favorites from this album and from ST in general. Great prog sound……Good choice, Brandon! 😁
You have great taste as always! Thanks my friend 😁
There is nothing Supertramp can put out that is not genius.
YESS! Love these guy so much!
Ciao Brandon !
Ottima scelta. Ma se proprio ci tieni ad ascoltare qualcosa di stupendo dei SUPERTRAMP ti consiglio un brano dall'album BREAKFAST IN AMERICA. Quel che scegli è oro.
Grazie. Quali sono le tue canzoni preferite di quell'album?
@@retroreactions....
Child of vision 🔝
Goodbye stranger
Breakfast in America
Take the long way home
The logical song
Grazie tanto Brandon...e buon ascolto 😘
Oh no! Il problema è che conosco bene tutte quelle canzoni. Tranne Child of Vision. Aggiungerò il tuo voto per quello!
@@retroreactions.... quel brano ha un assolo di piano e tastiere meraviglioso 🎹🎹Roger Hodgson e Rick Davies 🔝🔝
That harmonica is pretty much Supertramp’s little signature. (Straight out of tramp life. 🚂🚂🚂)
Love it!
Supertramp is one of the very best examples of how music was recorded in the 1970's. You can close your eyes and "see" where each instrument fits in the room. You can literally choose an instrument and listen to it through an entire song (Crime is the best recorded rock album in history in MY mind)...as a bass player Dougie (you were right, it's pronounced with an "ooooo") plays the most tasteful bass lines...just what is needed, never overplayed.
Oh, Depeche Mode on Jimmy Kimmel tonight. You probably knew that.
Yes.. and the full album leaked today!! So tempting but I'm gonna be good and wait to hear it Thursday night when I film the album reaction!
Child of vision should be next
Adding your vote thanks!
👍🤠🏞️🐂
Hi there friend...thanks for watchin!
that's a brilliant critique Retro...just sayin':)
Aw thanks so much, that means a lot... 💙
Just like pink floyd there will never be another supertramp 😢😢
Just wish they could reunite live 1 last time!
Brandon, you should change the name of this (your) YT channel to Masterpieces Reactions ;), go ahead with this album, it's fantastic, "Rudy" is the best song IMO
LOL YES!! I have reacted to 3 other songs from the album in case you didn't catch em!
@@retroreactions.... ur right, sorry
No worries my friend! Hope you can catch them..
There should have been a David Gilmore solo over that middlepart og The great Supertramp
One very unfortunate situation for this absolutely brilliant album is it came to be just around the same time “Dark side of the Moon “ was all the rage .
( admittedly fantastic as well ) but took the shine and attention away from “Crime”. Some parts of Pink Floyd’s is weaker then others, whereas “ Crime” is stellar throughout . Rudy is a sure fire masterpiece , as well as “ Hide
in your shell “ “ If everyone was listening “
“ Asylum “ Probably song for song the most perfect album ever .
Listen to “ crime on headphones…… you may never listen too any new stuff being pumped out ever again .!!!!
I don't listen to new music as it is... 🤣 Endless supply of retro gems to discover!!
Sounds like Pink Floyd could have made this song.
The whole album is quite floyd’ish
Ear Candy!!!!!!!!! : ) (my emoji's don't work for some reason) :(
YESSSSS, hi there....Oh no, Renee needs her world famous emojis back ASAP!!! 😉
Your damn straight!!!!!!!!
They are as lovely as you!
Awe, sweet talker!! You are lovely too!!😘🥰
Haha..I try 😁