Supertramp - The Logical Song
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Fantastic song. As a metal head growing up in the 80s, all of 70s music that seemed "acceptable" was the harder stuff like Sabbath, Zeppelin etc. So it took me some time to discover those more "sophisticated" 70s rock bands like Supertramp, Steely Dan etc. Glad I did eventually.
Every song on this album makes me feel good. Been listening to it for nearly fifty years.
I still have mine, even though I don't have a turntable.
@@huchlvr I still have it on 8 track
@scottwarnez1404
8 Track Dude !
One of the best albums ever, every single track is freakin fantastic
The fact that Supertramp is seldom mentioned on any “greatest” list is criminal.
I agree. You could almost say it's the crime of the century.
@@redsquirrel1086 Ha, nice one!
One whistle and three claps. Genius.
I sometimes think that returning to that childlike sense of wonder is the whole purpose of our adult life. It's Dorothy Gale going back home from Oz. It's Adam & Eve re-entering the Gates of Eden.
Supertramp earned their superstar status one song, one record, at a time. This song from from the very successful album BREAKFAST IN AMERICA was their crowning jewel of the decade. Other songs like RUDY,
HIDE IN YOUR SHELL,
TAKE THE LONG WAY HOME,
and the excellent musical journey of CHILD OF VISION are worth a listen. Keep that inner child open and alive for as long as you can, Maddie. It keeps the smile on your face. And that makes us all happy. Enjoy
Yup, Supertramp didn't have a prodigious output, relative to other bands of their era, but what they released stood out and was excellent.
For me, this song and Styx's Grand Illusion will be forever linked. Both came out in roughly the same time period and both talk about getting caught up in the rat race instead of being yourself. The two actually started opening my eyes and significantly impacted my young life as far as what kind of person I wanted to be. Such good messaging in each
Supertramp great band. Great sound..Great mix..Great songs and lyrics.Great reaction ❤
Their concerts were unreal. I saw them a few times and each show was incredible. They are all exceptional musicians and performers their music was a huge part of my life at the time. Great reaction thank you. 🤟✌
Supertramp always has pretty interesting lyrics. They get intense, but their instrumentation is always unique and very creative. Really good stuff! Thanks for sharing this one. 🙂
This is an excellent song by Supertramp that was deservedly a huge international hit in the late 70's. Nice 🎷! ( This is the official studio version )
Your analysis is perfect. Roger was sent away to boarding school for 10 years (Most middle & upper class boys are). He wrote this song in his late teens, before joining Supertramp.
Supertramp is an amazing musical journey to experience. They are very unique.
I think this was the best sax ever included in a song. Supertramp was extraordinary.
Best regards from Chile 🙂
It is an overall great song and the saxophone just kills it!
Oh yeah, that sax intro is downright filthy, love it!
An earlier song on the same general topic is "School". It winds up being emotional in a different way. My other favorite is Fool's Overture, but that is probably not one that people would react to among the first of Supertramp's songs.
Goodbye Stranger HAS to be next by these geniuses. :)
love this song & group! "Breakfast in America" one of my favorite albums!!
Hi Maddy! You're killing it with your choices and reactions! Please check out their song "School" from the 1974 Crime of the Century album. It's a cool vibe and contrast to this one, one of my faves Thanks ✌️ ☮️ 🎸🎶 🎵 ❤️ 🇺🇸
Awesome, I never really considered what he was saying, but as I teach myself to walk again, I realize that I took a lot for granted, but my daughter reminds me to remember and to dream and to appreciate the simple things...thank you for the reminder
Love that!
Killer jams 😢great band 👌 Rock on Maddy 🤘
Spot on analysis 👍🏻 it’s about how the innocence and wonder of childhood can quickly give way to worry and cynicism as children are taught to be responsible adults.
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Yes indeed Maddy!
There are joyous&light adults who are able to nurture the child within&around them. Many are artists of one type or another, who are productive in their chosen craft exactly cuz they can connect to their child.
Yes. I have one. It’s a siren whistle. I used one in the seventies.
You are correct. The folks below saying kazoo are wrong.
any song off of the album "Breakfast in America" from 1975 are absolutely stellar works of art .. very very good and worth listening to from the start to the finish which I did on many occasions in my youth
1979
These guys were some of my favorite musicians. I love the strange, but super innovative way they did this song.
Great reaction Maddy! My wife and I loved Supertramp back in the day...thanks for the memories.
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@MaddyReactionsIndeed!!
@@MaddyReactionsAbout to check out your DOROTHY reaction. Says You're not sure how you feel about it?? I had a TOP 5 Favorite female singers and she made it my TOP 6 Incredible Rock Female artist! WHAT'S COMING TO ME and REST IN PEACE are freaking AWESOME! PEACE 🕊️☮️♾️😎
This song was written primarily by the band's Roger Hodgson, who based the lyrics on his experiences being sent away to boarding school for ten years.
Maddy, you nailed the meaning your first time out. "Justbecauseness" is my new favorite word!
Great reaction Maddy, I completely agree!!!!
Thank you!! 😁
Saxophone is the most amazing instrument ever🤘🏼🤌🏼🔥
very well written and played song... a classic
This song brings back so many memories. And something I didn't expect listening to it again is how much more it says to me now all these years later. When this first came out, we were all excited by their unusual musical mixes and style. Now the words mean more to me than ever. Thanks for your reaction.
This song and album are a total classic, thanks for the reaction! Your talk about being a free spirit actually made me think of "Bad Sneakers" by Steely Dan. That's another classic hope you give it a listen too.
Great song. Personally I prefer "Bloody Well Right." The intro is beyond exquisite. One of the best I have heard in my 68 years of life.
I was 20 years old when the album, "Breakfast In America" which this song was on was released in 1979. The entire album is great. My favorite songs beside this one were "Goodbye Stranger", "Breakfast in America", and "Take the Long Way Home".
Great reaction. And they have a ton of great stuff. Check out one of their slightly earlier hits that was on the radio all the time when I was in grade school, I still love it to this day. Bloody Well Right.
Yes Maddy. You're on it. It is an emotional song of doubt and introspection. You nailed it. Your analysis says a whole lot about your intellect. Love your thoughtful reactions.
Thank you ☺️
One of my favorites of Supertramp. Wonderful band thank you Maddy!!
Great Song Great Album Great Band From a 76 year old that grew up with them.
Fantastic Album 🥰👏👏
Breakfast in America.........
Dive on in the water 🌊 is fine 😂
Enjoy your adventures in Music 🎶🎶✌️❤️
Breakfast in America is definitely a classic. Should react to the title song next
🔥🔥🔥😳🔥🔥🔥 .. great choice Maddy !! I love this song , I particularly like how it rhymes. The singer has an excellent voice. Good stuff. 👍
This is a great song from about 50 years ago and still sounds good!!
Supertramp is my favorite band, I love that you like them!😍
That kind of lyrics and upbeat songs are the brand of Supertramp.. I recommend you to listen to Rudy, School, Take the Long Way Home.... this band is amazing .. so much bangers!!
John Helliwell uses a Siren Whistle !
You did a good commentary. The song brought something out in you.
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Saw them live 3Xs. First time was 1975 "Crime of the Century" tour when I was 15 years old. Still in the top 10 favorite concerts. Also saw "Even in the Quietest Moments" tour and "Breakfast in America" tour.
Best of the clips I've seen, always loved this one.
Just Becauseness!! Just like the whistle!! I Like It! These guys have some good tunes. BLOODY WELL RIGHT!! A terrific song. So different I didn't know it was them! Great job! Next! 🕊️☮️😎
‘Watch what you say they’ll be calling you a radical a liberal, fanatical a criminal’ Sounds like one of the presidential candidates.
You are correct about Indoctrination
Just listen to the lyrics of this masterpiece. Roger Hodgson is singing about being sent away to school as a boy and the emotional trauma he went through. It's a wonderful track.
i hear ya Maddy, Supertramp has emotional content to a lot of their songs ... Take The Long Way Home and Goodbye Stranger are two others like that
Great tune. I remember it well. Strangely enough, probably more appropriate today than it was back then when it was originally released.
I love it when you react to bands I was listening to in my teens. Thank you.❤
Loved your analysis and you are bang on. Too often we forget the “child within” and lose our playfulness.
This song is the epitome of ' Hard times create strong men, strong men create good times, good times create weak men, and weak men create hard times'. This is a boomer anthem. We cannot afford this any more. Strong men will step up to the plate and fix things and then the 'Supertramps' of this world can sing their silly songs in a safe environment. Rinse and repeat
I believe that would be a variety of whoopee whistle. great reaction
Supertramp had a great run of four terrific LPs from 1974 to 1979 with Crime of the Century, Crisis? What Crisis?, Even in the Quietest Moments, and Breakfast in America. A curious blend of elements of prog and art rock and bluesy pop.
More from the 1970s could include songs and albums by the bands Steely Dan and also 10cc. Plenty more, of course.
The whistle bowing was meant to as a sound but also whisle blower as a part of the song as a person who is finding out they've been lied to
Watching from Oklahoma, USA. This is a pure discretion of libs today. How this song speaks to today and I enjoyed when I was younger. Please tell me who I am. I need you to lead me. The youth today.
Ere las 5 mejores bandas de todos los tiempos, por todo.
Thanks Maddy!!😍
At 5:10 you hear the sound from the Mattel handheld football game - the sound made when a player loses the ball. This was a very popular game in 1979 and the early 80’s.
Roger wrote this to relate to his growing up and being sent away to a boarding school to be taught how to be a man and his questioning all that. An incredible juxtaposition of the heavy lyrics and the happy music
i love your smile...
They were great in concert
I saw a reactor cry to this song!
Supertramp was this awesome studio band that was just showing off! why is there no talent like this?!
Of course you can go on talking about the subject at 7:05. It is the main theme of this song and a reality of the power structures validated in the educational system.
un des concerts ou je me suis le plus régalé .. à Lille dans les années 80 ^^ quelle chance d etre jeune a cette époque les gamins ^^ quelle triste époque maintenant au niveau musical c est le vide sidéral ^^
Glad I found your channel
What you thought was a whistle, was a gazoo.
No... it's a whistle, not a kazoo.
@@realcoyotekings No, it's a gazoo/kazoo...
That's amazing... a kazoo that looks and sounds like a whistle.
@@realcoyotekings It doesn't sound like a whistle though....
This is the results of a band of virtuoso musicians who also happen to be geniuses. This is the music of my generation
You got it.
This was huge in the 70s 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
Brilliant song written by Roger Hodgson from his personal experience of being sent away to a boarding school as a child.
Maddy, by the way, Band Maid is concluding their 10th Anniversary tour at Yokohama Arena on November 26th. The crowd size for the concerts is estimated to be around 15,000 people. Their largest concert attendance ever. It is expected to be Livestreamed and have all the lights, back screen, and pyrotechnics associated with a large live concert.
Now listen to the better version of this song done earlier by Supertramp - School - on their Crime of the Century album.
Whew! That was close! Thought were gonna say that guy had a feeding tube instead of smoking. Haha
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At night when all the word's asleep the question's run so deep
Thank You Maddy! Looking forward to the Who Promo video... Excellent reaction! ❤❤❤
Memorable song no doubt!
Not a big Supertramp fan but I like this song. To me the song describes an almost child like innocence in the beginning and as we grow up how society and politics makes us into programmed robots and labels us as 'radicals," "liberal," etc.
I could be wrong but that's how I see the song.
You’re not wrong! Be a vegetable!
@@Shawney-jf6kc I'm no veggie. I'm a piece of steak with protein and vitamins.
Supertramp had a unique sound.
This song has a very Taoist message: childhood wonder and innocence destroyed by societal responsibilities, then the realization (enlightenment) of rediscovering the wonder of life by returning to simplicity.
I think that was his Sax mouthpiece.
This was too good to hear at 11 years young.
This song has more meaning today than it ever did. Its another take on the same subject as Jinjer's "Teacher, Teacher"!
Other great band from Canada. is Motion Device.
This song has always spoken to me on an emotional level. I'm naturally a friendly, optimistic person but years of dealing with people has made me cautious and suspicious of everything and everyone I encounter. It's easy to see the bad when you are trained to always be on the lookout for it. Worse yet is that they punish you socially if you don't continue faking being ok. I want to be ok. I want to see the good in people. I want to be able to trust someone without fearing getting hurt for petty reasons. But that's not the kind of world we live in and I hate knowing that.
Such a logical choice for SuperTramp.
Supertramp was such a great band... I highly recommend you explore the history of thee band and their discography
I promise it will be very enjoyable.
Great reaction! From a lifetime Prince fan, I would like you to react to Prince and the Revolution live in 1985 American Music Awards!!! 💜💜💜
That whistle is called a siren whistle
It's funny you mention a cigarette. When i saw this tour in 1979, they sang Asylum and when he sings "lend me 15p, I'm dying for a smoke" one of the band is smoking and blows out a cloud of smoke and is hit with a spotlight at that moment.
Goodbye Stranger
I remember the video clip Polydor Records "forced" late Vangelis to release after "Chariots of Fire" huge world success. Vangelis smoked cigarrettes and sipped a cup of coffee in front of the camera, the very same he used to do during he composed. BtW, Maddy, "Chariots of Fire" clip is another one theme you can react on. Greetings from Spain.