Supertramp is still my favorite group. I saw Roger in concert a few years ago. He still sounds great. (I never got a chance to see the group in the 70’s. But I have been a fan since then).
Yes, they used real instruments. I was a low brass player (which was not exactly the road to coolness as a late 70's teenager) so hearing the tuba and trombone in this song was always a thrill.
This was the first time I ever heard a clarinet on a rock song. Well, I actually heard it on "Take the Long Way Home" first, but I didn't know that was a clarinet at the time.
This is my favourite Supertramp song and I am so glad you enjoyed it. Their lead singer Roger Hodgson said no one gets this song like the British but I think it has a universal appeal. The whole song plays up idea of someone unsatisfied with life and striving for the American Dream without really understanding the culture. One obvious line, he wants kippers for breakfast because that's fancy to him but a low class meal in Texas. It's about reaching for fame and celebrity without really knowing what that means. It's a joke but an earnest one.
I remember my high school rehearsing 24-6 to 4 on my way back. Such musical talent. Always loved Questions 68 and 69. Remember playing it when I was a high school DJ. My station manager left me a note saying I played the best diversity of music he’d ever heard. Haha
@@laurarominger2073 Questions 67 & 68 is my second all-time favorite Chicago song - right behind In the Country. Of course, for me, there was no Chicago after Terry's death.
Saw them live in Vancouver Canada, years ago, and they were incredible. Supertramp and Electric Light Orchestra are my two staples from childhood AND I GOT TO SEE THEM BOTH LIVE!! And both brilliant!! Cheers!
You have gotten hooked on Supertramp exactly the same way we did when their albums first came out - so smooth, rockin, and funky, and totally unlike anyone else!
Saw Supertramp in Las Vegas. They were dressed in all white and all the instruments were black. Lights go down slowly and it was like they just disappeared. Freakin Awesome.😎
I love your realization of current artist sampling classics like these from back in the days. And you’re right Amber, it is “Cupid’s Chokehold” from Gym Class Heroes (not Maroon 5).
AND...we might learn about other groups we'd never heard of...like Gym Class Heroes!! Voila Gym Class Heroes: Cupid's Chokehold ft. Patrick Stump [OFFICIAL VIDEO] ruclips.net/video/eiiU-Fky18s/видео.html
And to answer Amber's other question: Sampling and covers are legal as long as the original artist is credited and paid any royalties due. The only time there are lawsuits is when the credit and payments are not done (usually because the newer artist denies that it was a sample or cover).
I love the way it seems Roger's singing and John's clarinet playing are talking to each other. It really shows on the Live In Paris video of this song.
My family played Supertramp's "Crime of the Century" at my cousins funeral. Still sends chills up my spine when I hear it. Chicago suggestion: "If You Leave Me Now".
Love watching your reaction videos. I check in daily. I re-subscribed to your channel today when I saw that I was no longer subcribed. I do not know for how long I've been unsubscribed, but I have been watching and enjoying all of your videos. I saw your "Rudy" movie reaction last week and I hoped your next Supertramp song would be "Rudy," as it is one of my favorites. I'm not disappointed though as this is also one of my favorites. Of course, making a list of my top 10 Supertramp songs would be difficult as I like so many of theirs. I'd like to see what you both think of "Rudy." It was not one of my favorites when I was younger but it has become one after repeated listenings.
The thing about Supertramp, for me is that the arrangements are so, so good! I spend most of my attention listening to all of the things that are going on in the background! Amazing!
This song is sooo amazing! It takes me right back to the of age of 13…those first few chords are so memorable. I remember listening to them at night on my AM transistor radio ☺️. I’m so old!
A lot of 1970s funk bands have horns, but most of them started to lose the horn section in the early 1980s when synth & drum machine based electrofunk took over. A few more recent acts you might want to check out are Hypnotic Brass Ensemble, Sharon Jones And The Dap-Kings, Soil & PIMP Sessions. Sharon Jones passed away a few years ago, but a couple of the horn players from her band now play with The Roots on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon". On a related note, the group Naturally 7 and singer Raul Midón both make horn sounds with their voices.
Breakfast in America was the first Supertramp album I bought way back in 1979, soon followed by Famous Last Words, Even In The Quietest Moments, Classics, Volume 9 and Crime Of The Century (and I think, in that very order). Every single song on this album is sheer musical genius, from start to finish: Gone Hollywood to Lord Is It Mine to Child Of Vision. Pure excellence! Peace & Love🕊❤
😮 Another band got this jive first, Imagine that! I love seeing young people experience the greatest music that I grew up with. I love yous Jay and Amber; you make my day complete! :)
Imagine the lives we were leading as 20-somethings in the magnificent,partytown wonderful 70’s.the atmosphere everywhere was get out and get down. I so miss that greatest of all decades when life was so much simpler.
One of best selling LP of 1979 songs from the LP title track Breakfast in America The logical song Goodbye Stranger Take the long way home Supertramp had a that whole calendar year into 1980 I think this is the best work Supertramp has ever done keep up the great work guys.
This was one of my all time favorite bands. Saw them live 3 times in Edmonton and once in Toronto. The Logical Song was their best from their first album, but Breakfast in America topped the charts right after it's release. I have fond memories of listening to 8-track tapes of the album on perpetual repeat while driving through the Rockies in my Camaro Berlinetta. Thanx you two for the lovely stream of memories concerning my misspent youth.
I saw SuperTramp in Vancouver in 1983..at The new Stadium..lol, already torn down and rebuilt..Opening act was Brian Adams..he’s from there so makes sense.. He was a dishwasher at a restaurant I used to go to, called the Tomahawk. Anyhow..brings back memories..Fck, I’m old now..that was 40 years ago, and I was 18 then, graduated that year....sigh..memories huh? God Bless
One of the "horns" you are hearing is a clarinet. The thing Squidward plays. I used to play that in grade school. My first year I couldn't read music, I just memorized how to play the songs. Next year my family moved to Phoenix and my school had a better music teacher. He was disappointed in me when I lost interest in 8th grade. I have read recently that clarinet has really weird design for the note controls. My daughter is a much more accomplished musician. Violin, piano, and a little guitar.
Supertramp's albums like "Breakfast" are basically best appreciated listening to them in their entirety as they were true musicians and songwriters. It's a listening experience listening to a Supertramp record in that 70's era.
yup! gym class heroes sampled this in “cupid’s chokehold” with vocals from patrick stump from fall out boy. it was the breakout hit for GCH in 2005. and katy perry was in the video since she was dating travie mccoy at the time.
Not a bad song on the entire LP. This took the US by storm when it was initially released and won many, many deserving accolades and awards. Take the Long Way Home has been my personal theme song ever since. Late one night Child of Vision came slowly on the radio, the first time I had heard it. I still feel goosebumps every time, just like the first.
I just watched the Chicago & Earth Wind & Fire 2004 concert on here and it was 2.5 hrs of phenomenal musicianship!! What an excellent pairing!! The horns from both sides!!! 👌🏼
Love that low brass, too! One of the best songs of this era, imho. Fun, catchy, clever lyrics, makes you want to move. Great stuff - thanks for highlighting it.
Supertramp has trumpets , saxophones , flutes , French horns , I feel like I'm leaving out one !?? Man you should see them Live ! WOW !! Just in the last 5 years I've seen Roger Hodgson with his new band 3 times ! 2 of those times I've made it up to the stage to show him my Supertramp tattoo , Which made him smile walk over shake my hand and give me the guitar pick he was using in the middle of the song he was playing ! Those 2 guitar picks and Stevie Nicks's autograph or my top prise possessions !
Supertramp was a uniquely talented band. I first saw them in Frankfurt in 86. It was their comeback after a brief hiatus after losing Rodger Hogson. It was the Brother Where You Bound tour and That was a great album in itself. Please review the songs on this album too. Like a Cannonball, Better Days, Brother where you bound where great songs the displayed their musical talents with rock, some good horn sections, and musicianship. Even David Gilmour of Pink Floyd got a chance to dabble with his guitar in brother where you bound. No mistaking his sound and style.
HUGE HUGE hit for Supertramp in 1979. Great choice 👌 ❤. I feel so incredibly lucky to have heard all these wonderful songs first hand...... To go back, for just one day/night. Aah the memories. ❤
You guys are so adorable! Till before today, I only watched you reacting to movies (of which I have TON of recommendations,) but now that I see you doing Supertramp, Holy Moly! You guys, at your age, enjoying Supertramp???!! Wow. I'm older than you guys, obviously, but I first saw them as the opening band, the OPENING band, as a teenager in Montreal (their first stop in North America,) can't remember the name of the place but somewhere on St. Helen's Island, I think, hundreds of us sitting on the ground in the outside smoking pot and drinking beer. And THEY, Supertramp, weren't even the one we call came for! "Breakfast in America" that you chose is a lovely song, absolutely, but my fav of them, possibly one of my favs of all, is "Hide in Your Shell." It's on their "Crime of the Century" album, which also includes "Bloody Well Right" and "Dreamer." It's probably the most underestimated album in rock history. Anyway, to sum up, I don't do RUclips comments very often. You have my name now, check me out, then, if you want, friend me on Facebook. Otherwise, keep up the good work! :)
I saw Supertramp when they did there Breakfast In America Tour July 19, 1979 at the CNE Stadium in Toronto and having been a fan from 71 it was so great to see their new style but of course they played all the big ones from their earlier albums. Saw them many times throughout their time together but this tour was for me their finest.
This was the album where Supertramp went to their most commercial sound, and corresponding commercial success. By far, the most impactful song on this album is "Child of Vision", which I know you two will LOVE. Please take a listen!
My absolute favorite! It takes me back to my childhood so baaaad. Fun fact: it was in the credits for one of the most popular quiz shows in Yugoslavia in the ‘80. ❤️❤️❤️
For people who knew Supertramp before the release of Breakfast in America, the album is considered in many ways as their attempt to really break into the American market and as such, it is a far more watered-down and commercial album than their previous 3, Crime of the Century, Crisis? What Crisis? and Even in the Quietest Moments. The latter of those 3 had been their previous peak, barely breaking top 20 on the album charts in the US, despite being top ten in Canada and throughout Europe. That being said, the Breakfast in America album has stood the test of time and did sound, and still sounds, different than much of the top 40 music of the time and given that it did achieve its intended goal of reaching no 1 in the US, one has to respect that. I'm not a huge fan of the album as, to me, it pales in comparison to Crime of the Century and Even in the Quietest Moments, but I can understand how people do like it and how it can serve as a gateway into their earlier work. School/Bloody Well Right, Hide in Your Shell, Rudy, Give A Little Bit, Fool's Overture, Even in the Quietest Moments - you don't know Supertramp if you don't know these songs.
it is true - and I have always thought this... but listening to them again, I am amazed at the level of production, the layering and usage of instruments is off the charts, even compared to Crime Of The Century. Each track is so cleverly built. But I will take Crime Of The Century over Breakfast In America every time, mainly for the strength of every track on the album. Breakfast has a couple of weak tracks for my tastes and relies upon Take the long way home, Gone Hollywood, Goodbye Stranger, Breakfast In America and Logical Song (which is a high hit rate compared to any other album, just not compared to Crime Of the century, where every track is superb)
I agree. I saw them live on their "Crime" and "Quietest Moments" tours. I get a lot of enjoyment from this album as it is very good but I absolutely love the previous 2 and "Crisis" was also very good.
It's so refreshing to see your excitement for songs I liked from the beginning, too ❤️ You give me a feeling of having coffee with you discussing music - that's what makes your channel unique. I love you guys. Thank you for your content 🤗
When I was in school all the cool, smart kids used to listen to Supertramp, Reo Speedwagon and Talking Heads, and the Breakfast in America album especially, it sort of went over my head as I was 12 in 1979 when this album came out but I remember the older cool kids were always talking about this and Talking Heads 77 and Nine Lives and High Infidelity by Reo Speedwagon, great memories
This album was huge upon release, you could not turn on the radio without hearing a song from it
thank you guys for reacting on Supertramp once again with this iconic and legendary song one of the best
Supertramp is still my favorite group. I saw Roger in concert a few years ago. He still sounds great.
(I never got a chance to see the group in the 70’s. But I have been a fan since then).
My uncle used to play the hell out of this AND somehow had the cardboard standup.
@@rbrearey LOL
Truth
"What's she got not a lot". Always makes me chuckle
I always thought it was "I Never seem to get a lot"
The whole "Breakfast in America" album was great. "Crime of the Century" was one of the best ever.
Crime of the Century is my favorite Supertramp LP!
My favorite is "Even in the quietest moments..."
Yep, great album! Peace, Love!!
"Crime of the Century" AND "Even in the Quietest Moments..."
TOTAL GOLD!!!!!!! I was 20 when it came out!!!!!!
"Take The Long Way Home" would be another great Supertramp song to do.
It was the first one they reviewed from Supertramp 2 years ago and they've done many more since. Æ 🙏
This was one of my brother's favorites and he would sing it a lot. I can still hear it in my head. RIP bro..
RIH
I'm sorry for your loss. Rest in Heaven your brother. 🙏
Same here
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This is one of the greatest albums of the 70s, period.
It didnt come out till 79
@@hollylooyeah 70's meaning the entire decade.
Keep the Supertramp going! Even in the Quietest Moments is a fantastic album. "Fool's Overture" is 11 minutes of musical genius.
Absolutely!
One of my favorites!!!!
I agree. I listen to "Fool's Overture" at least several times a year. It's magical, orchestral glory!
That's probably my most favorite of Supertramp
there was a tv news intro whit that song in the 80s CFCF 12 i believe, in canada,
This whole album is absolute gold. I was too young at the time to truly appreciate it but I sure do now.
70s gold at that YAAA hooo lol
Yes, they used real instruments. I was a low brass player (which was not exactly the road to coolness as a late 70's teenager) so hearing the tuba and trombone in this song was always a thrill.
Yeah, trombone just doesn't draw the girls like a trumpet, guitar or drums. I was pretty good though, just not "cool"
The trombone and tuba played by a session musician, Dick "Slide" Hyde
Earth, Wind and Fire needs to be on anybody’s Best Horns list as well…
@@KenWins1 And Blood, Sweat, and Tears.
This was the first time I ever heard a clarinet on a rock song. Well, I actually heard it on "Take the Long Way Home" first, but I didn't know that was a clarinet at the time.
Roger Hodgson's album "In the eye of the Storm" that he released after leaving Supertramp is one of my favorites.
Don't forget Blood, Sweat and Tears when you talk about great horn groups! You've done a few of their songs. Definitely one of the best!
Yes!
Horns? Bill Chase (RIP August 1974)
This is my favourite Supertramp song and I am so glad you enjoyed it. Their lead singer Roger Hodgson said no one gets this song like the British but I think it has a universal appeal. The whole song plays up idea of someone unsatisfied with life and striving for the American Dream without really understanding the culture. One obvious line, he wants kippers for breakfast because that's fancy to him but a low class meal in Texas. It's about reaching for fame and celebrity without really knowing what that means. It's a joke but an earnest one.
For Chicago, "Beginnings" is a must. The wall of horns, the drum solo, it's just *chef's kiss*.
The beauty of “Beginnings” is the 12-string guitar opening by Terry Kath.
The song was truly an intro of the group …
Most anything from the Terry Kath days. How's about "Free"?
I definitely second Beginnings
I remember my high school rehearsing 24-6 to 4 on my way back. Such musical talent. Always loved Questions 68 and 69. Remember playing it when I was a high school DJ. My station manager left me a note saying I played the best diversity of music he’d ever heard. Haha
@@laurarominger2073 Questions 67 & 68 is my second all-time favorite Chicago song - right behind In the Country. Of course, for me, there was no Chicago after Terry's death.
Saw them live in Vancouver Canada, years ago, and they were incredible. Supertramp and Electric Light Orchestra are my two staples from childhood AND I GOT TO SEE THEM BOTH LIVE!! And both brilliant!! Cheers!
I’m lucky to have experienced Supertramp’s live performance in the 80s. Incredible concert.
Saw them twice at the Warner Theatre in DC!
Got to see them once in the 80s.
lucky bastard............
You have gotten hooked on Supertramp exactly the same way we did when their albums first came out - so smooth, rockin, and funky, and totally unlike anyone else!
Saw Supertramp in Las Vegas. They were dressed in all white and all the instruments were black. Lights go down slowly and it was like they just disappeared. Freakin Awesome.😎
Ahhh… Haven’t listened to this song and album for a long time now… Breakfast In America is just awesome.
This whole album was hot on the charts in 1979
Thank you for doing another Supertramp reaction. This song comes from yet another perfect album by the band.
Horns & woodwinds. That clarinet was fantastic. Supertramp was a fun house of music. Amber is on point. 😊
"Beginnings" by Chicago is a must! You both make me smile! Great reaction....love the carnival feel - didnt think of that!
They were slamming in concert. Loved their music from day one. Note one.
Saw Supertramp in concert in 1983 before Roger left the band. And it was a mind blowing concert.
I love your realization of current artist sampling classics like these from back in the days. And you’re right Amber, it is “Cupid’s Chokehold” from Gym Class Heroes (not Maroon 5).
AND...we might learn about other groups we'd never heard of...like Gym Class Heroes!! Voila Gym Class Heroes: Cupid's Chokehold ft. Patrick Stump [OFFICIAL VIDEO] ruclips.net/video/eiiU-Fky18s/видео.html
It's feature the singer from Fallout Out Boy
And to answer Amber's other question: Sampling and covers are legal as long as the original artist is credited and paid any royalties due. The only time there are lawsuits is when the credit and payments are not done (usually because the newer artist denies that it was a sample or cover).
LOVE Supertramp!
ChicAgo _ Beginnings is a great song with lots of horns per usual. Thanks you two!
You should put a nice big rug on the floor for acoustics. Maybe even some acoustics foam padding on the wall.
Their concert was amazing. They had suits on. So many instruments! Definitely classy group.
"Lord is it mine" is a damn good one as well
I love the way it seems Roger's singing and John's clarinet playing are talking to each other. It really shows on the Live In Paris video of this song.
Every song on this Album should be on their greatest hits Album !!!!!!!!
My family played Supertramp's "Crime of the Century" at my cousins funeral. Still sends chills up my spine when I hear it. Chicago suggestion: "If You Leave Me Now".
Or "Hard To Say I'm Sorry"
They want MORE horns. "If You Leave Me Now" does not have the Chicago horn section.
Definitely “ If you leave me now “ Chicago
@@mitchridder4071 - never mind, I think they already did hard to say I'm sorry.
"If You Leave Me Now" -- yes!
Love watching your reaction videos. I check in daily. I re-subscribed to your channel today when I saw that I was no longer subcribed. I do not know for how long I've been unsubscribed, but I have been watching and enjoying all of your videos. I saw your "Rudy" movie reaction last week and I hoped your next Supertramp song would be "Rudy," as it is one of my favorites. I'm not disappointed though as this is also one of my favorites. Of course, making a list of my top 10 Supertramp songs would be difficult as I like so many of theirs. I'd like to see what you both think of "Rudy." It was not one of my favorites when I was younger but it has become one after repeated listenings.
Love Supertramp! Saw them in ‘80!Best musical concert I ever saw!🤘🔥
Lucky listened to them from beginning
The thing about Supertramp, for me is that the arrangements are so, so good! I spend most of my attention listening to all of the things that are going on in the background! Amazing!
This song is sooo amazing! It takes me right back to the of age of 13…those first few chords are so memorable. I remember listening to them at night on my AM transistor radio ☺️.
I’m so old!
A lot of 1970s funk bands have horns, but most of them started to lose the horn section in the early 1980s when synth & drum machine based electrofunk took over. A few more recent acts you might want to check out are Hypnotic Brass Ensemble, Sharon Jones And The Dap-Kings, Soil & PIMP Sessions. Sharon Jones passed away a few years ago, but a couple of the horn players from her band now play with The Roots on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon". On a related note, the group Naturally 7 and singer Raul Midón both make horn sounds with their voices.
I discovered Supertramp in 1990. 34 years later I am still so grateful. 😊
Guys congrats on the new digs! May your new home never know hunger or sickness and may it bless and shelter you all : ) the axes look awesome
Kudos, for recognizing the sheer brilliance of the "Logical Song" Also my favorite from them. Supertramp, what else can we say, they were tremendous.
Breakfast in America was the first Supertramp album I bought way back in 1979, soon followed by Famous Last Words, Even In The Quietest Moments, Classics, Volume 9 and Crime Of The Century (and I think, in that very order). Every single song on this album is sheer musical genius, from start to finish: Gone Hollywood to Lord Is It Mine to Child Of Vision. Pure excellence! Peace & Love🕊❤
Chicago - Feeling Stronger Everyday..... you'll love it.
😮 Another band got this jive first, Imagine that! I love seeing young people experience the greatest music that I grew up with. I love yous Jay and Amber; you make my day complete! :)
If you ever touch on Supertramp, one of my favorites was 'My kind of Lady", which had a beautiful sax solo. Kids wave hi.
Imagine the lives we were leading as 20-somethings in the magnificent,partytown wonderful 70’s.the atmosphere everywhere was get out and get down.
I so miss that greatest of all decades when life was so much simpler.
One of best selling LP of 1979 songs from the LP title track Breakfast in America The logical song Goodbye Stranger Take the long way home Supertramp had a that whole calendar year into 1980 I think this is the best work Supertramp has ever done keep up the great work guys.
This was one of my all time favorite bands. Saw them live 3 times in Edmonton and once in Toronto. The Logical Song was their best from their first album, but Breakfast in America topped the charts right after it's release. I have fond memories of listening to 8-track tapes of the album on perpetual repeat while driving through the Rockies in my Camaro Berlinetta. Thanx you two for the lovely stream of memories concerning my misspent youth.
Oh my goodness ......I have that album, and haven't listened to it in ages, I've always loved this cut....so refreshing hearing it again.
Supertramp is such a musical treat. So much talent!😁
Love seeing you too really getting into songs! Gives the music and musicians so much appreciation (although you can't LOVE them all!!!)
That clarinet solo is bangin’!
I dig the songs that pull off a solo with an unusual solo instrument. My favorite will always be the bagpipe solo in “Under the Milky Way”
@@futurereflections4097 agree!
I saw SuperTramp in Vancouver in 1983..at The new Stadium..lol, already torn down and rebuilt..Opening act was Brian Adams..he’s from there so makes sense.. He was a dishwasher at a restaurant I used to go to, called the Tomahawk. Anyhow..brings back memories..Fck, I’m old now..that was 40 years ago, and I was 18 then, graduated that year....sigh..memories huh?
God Bless
This entire album is amazing
One of the "horns" you are hearing is a clarinet. The thing Squidward plays. I used to play that in grade school. My first year I couldn't read music, I just memorized how to play the songs. Next year my family moved to Phoenix and my school had a better music teacher. He was disappointed in me when I lost interest in 8th grade. I have read recently that clarinet has really weird design for the note controls. My daughter is a much more accomplished musician. Violin, piano, and a little guitar.
Supertramp's albums like "Breakfast" are basically best appreciated listening to them in their entirety as they were true musicians and songwriters. It's a listening experience listening to a Supertramp record in that 70's era.
Love to see young people get excited about music like this (what I grew up with). Knowing snippets of a song by hearing samples is so cool to me!
Earth Wind and Fire has an awesome, funky, horn section and they're just great musicians, great music.
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Yes, now I have the horn intro of September in my head😅
Supertramp takes you to a very special place.
I love love love the song Give a Little Bit 💖💖
The cover band is Gym Class Heroes. The remake is called Cupid's Chokehold.
I sang “The Logical Song” the in the 6th grade talent show. MY FAVORITE ALSO!! But this song is also a goosebump evoking song. ❤️❤️❤️
yup! gym class heroes sampled this in “cupid’s chokehold” with vocals from patrick stump from fall out boy. it was the breakout hit for GCH in 2005. and katy perry was in the video since she was dating travie mccoy at the time.
oooooo the memories so many songs from so many decades cheers guys
Not a bad song on the entire LP. This took the US by storm when it was initially released and won many, many deserving accolades and awards. Take the Long Way Home has been my personal theme song ever since. Late one night Child of Vision came slowly on the radio, the first time I had heard it. I still feel goosebumps every time, just like the first.
Also won Awards for Album cover art.
I have been watching you guys since the beginning and your music knowledge has greatly improved and I am impressed.
I just watched the Chicago & Earth Wind & Fire 2004 concert on here and it was 2.5 hrs of phenomenal musicianship!! What an excellent pairing!! The horns from both sides!!! 👌🏼
Love that low brass, too! One of the best songs of this era, imho. Fun, catchy, clever lyrics, makes you want to move. Great stuff - thanks for highlighting it.
Bring on the Supertramp. More , more , more. Love it.❤️
Supertramp has trumpets , saxophones , flutes , French horns , I feel like I'm leaving out one !?? Man you should see them Live ! WOW !! Just in the last 5 years I've seen Roger Hodgson with his new band 3 times ! 2 of those times I've made it up to the stage to show him my Supertramp tattoo , Which made him smile walk over shake my hand and give me the guitar pick he was using in the middle of the song he was playing ! Those 2 guitar picks and Stevie Nicks's autograph or my top prise possessions !
This entire album is great. I love every tune on it.
i too
The entire album is outstanding...An awesome group...A beautiful song.
You guys always do a great job! 🎉
I listened to the album so much when it was released that even though i havent heard this in a minute and still know the lyrics. Thanks
Rodgers Hodgsen had a great solo record. His single Sleeping With The Enemy is a great bop
No matter how many people love them. They will still be underrated.
Supertramp was a uniquely talented band. I first saw them in Frankfurt in 86. It was their comeback after a brief hiatus after losing Rodger Hogson. It was the Brother Where You Bound tour and That was a great album in itself. Please review the songs on this album too. Like a Cannonball, Better Days, Brother where you bound where great songs the displayed their musical talents with rock, some good horn sections, and musicianship. Even David Gilmour of Pink Floyd got a chance to dabble with his guitar in brother where you bound. No mistaking his sound and style.
This Entire album is stellar, with every song being different. "RUDY" is an absolute gem, but then they all are.😊🎉❤
I feel so blessed to have Supertramp as a significant part of my 8th grade soundtrack. Thanks for sharing!
HUGE HUGE hit for Supertramp in 1979. Great choice 👌 ❤. I feel so incredibly lucky to have heard all these wonderful songs first hand...... To go back, for just one day/night. Aah the memories. ❤
You guys are so adorable! Till before today, I only watched you reacting to movies (of which I have TON of recommendations,) but now that I see you doing Supertramp, Holy Moly! You guys, at your age, enjoying Supertramp???!! Wow. I'm older than you guys, obviously, but I first saw them as the opening band, the OPENING band, as a teenager in Montreal (their first stop in North America,) can't remember the name of the place but somewhere on St. Helen's Island, I think, hundreds of us sitting on the ground in the outside smoking pot and drinking beer. And THEY, Supertramp, weren't even the one we call came for! "Breakfast in America" that you chose is a lovely song, absolutely, but my fav of them, possibly one of my favs of all, is "Hide in Your Shell." It's on their "Crime of the Century" album, which also includes "Bloody Well Right" and "Dreamer." It's probably the most underestimated album in rock history. Anyway, to sum up, I don't do RUclips comments very often. You have my name now, check me out, then, if you want, friend me on Facebook. Otherwise, keep up the good work! :)
All their albums are good with “Brother where you bound,” probably my favorite.
I saw Supertramp when they did there Breakfast In America Tour July 19, 1979 at the CNE Stadium in Toronto and having been a fan from 71 it was so great to see their new style but of course they played all the big ones from their earlier albums. Saw them many times throughout their time together but this tour was for me their finest.
This album is definitely a masterpiece every song was a hit and it was a big influence on my generation definitely.
A+ video!
Such a classic, it's such an original and well-written song!
"Old Days" from Chicago is a good one.
Love ❤ Supertramp!!!! 🌞🤟♥️🎸🎙️💗❤️🌞👏👏👏👏👏👏🕯️🫶💞
Wondering if you've reacted to any AFI yet?? Medicate, plus numerous other fantastic songs!!
My favorite Supertramp album.
One of my first concerts at 14 in the early 70s it was spectacular
This was the album where Supertramp went to their most commercial sound, and corresponding commercial success. By far, the most impactful song on this album is "Child of Vision", which I know you two will LOVE. Please take a listen!
My absolute favorite! It takes me back to my childhood so baaaad. Fun fact: it was in the credits for one of the most popular quiz shows in Yugoslavia in the ‘80. ❤️❤️❤️
“CHICAGO “!!
1. JUST YOU AND ME, horns, horns, horns and beautiful love song , beautiful lyrics!!!❤
2. BEGINNINGS
3.QUESTIONS 67 AND 68
Breakfast in America is a masterpiece of an Album but my favorite song is The Logical Song
i remember the first time i heard this song i fell in love with the begginning keyboards
Love Supertramp. Classic album. Call me crazy, but I swear you could mash this song up with “Don’t Speak” by No Doubt and it would sync up perfectly.
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Good catch bro'! You're right.😁✌️
No Doubt - first thing I thought on opening notes. And I was a fan when both came out 🤔
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Wouldn't waste my time. Just enjoy listening to the real music
I remember this song so well & just love it!! Thankyou for this video!! xx
For people who knew Supertramp before the release of Breakfast in America, the album is considered in many ways as their attempt to really break into the American market and as such, it is a far more watered-down and commercial album than their previous 3, Crime of the Century, Crisis? What Crisis? and Even in the Quietest Moments. The latter of those 3 had been their previous peak, barely breaking top 20 on the album charts in the US, despite being top ten in Canada and throughout Europe. That being said, the Breakfast in America album has stood the test of time and did sound, and still sounds, different than much of the top 40 music of the time and given that it did achieve its intended goal of reaching no 1 in the US, one has to respect that. I'm not a huge fan of the album as, to me, it pales in comparison to Crime of the Century and Even in the Quietest Moments, but I can understand how people do like it and how it can serve as a gateway into their earlier work. School/Bloody Well Right, Hide in Your Shell, Rudy, Give A Little Bit, Fool's Overture, Even in the Quietest Moments - you don't know Supertramp if you don't know these songs.
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I agree breakfast in America got me hooked as a kid, because that’s all you heard, but their other albums are incredible.
it is true - and I have always thought this... but listening to them again, I am amazed at the level of production, the layering and usage of instruments is off the charts, even compared to Crime Of The Century. Each track is so cleverly built.
But I will take Crime Of The Century over Breakfast In America every time, mainly for the strength of every track on the album. Breakfast has a couple of weak tracks for my tastes and relies upon Take the long way home, Gone Hollywood, Goodbye Stranger, Breakfast In America and Logical Song (which is a high hit rate compared to any other album, just not compared to Crime Of the century, where every track is superb)
I agree. I saw them live on their "Crime" and "Quietest Moments" tours. I get a lot of enjoyment from this album as it is very good but I absolutely love the previous 2 and "Crisis" was also very good.
@@KWayne6756 Exactly 🤫
This brings back memories of listening to my "Breakfast in America" album over and over again in high school. Great music!
Have you done “give a little” by them? Great song, great message
They have done Give A Little Bit and now 7 others
It's so refreshing to see your excitement for songs I liked from the beginning, too ❤️ You give me a feeling of having coffee with you discussing music - that's what makes your channel unique. I love you guys. Thank you for your content 🤗
I'm willing to bet this is the only rock song in existence with a tuba in the background LOL.
Fantastic album from a fantastic band.
✌️Peace✌️
For the life of me I couldn't remember what that instrument was called.
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@@roldanrobles8563 my pleasure sir
When I was in school all the cool, smart kids used to listen to Supertramp, Reo Speedwagon and Talking Heads, and the Breakfast in America album especially, it sort of went over my head as I was 12 in 1979 when this album came out but I remember the older cool kids were always talking about this and Talking Heads 77 and Nine Lives and High Infidelity by Reo Speedwagon, great memories