Music Appreciation
Related: About this forumHard rock Supertramp? Kinda?
Well, hard-ish any way.
Just such a genius piece of songwriting
cayugafalls
(5,646 posts)One of the best. That whole album is incredible. From 1970-1979 Supertramp had one incredible album after another.
cayugafalls
(5,646 posts)blm
(113,113 posts)Always a great trip back.
Hugh_Lebowski
(33,643 posts)He's also a badass.
cayugafalls
(5,646 posts)Hugh_Lebowski
(33,643 posts)AZSkiffyGeek
(11,117 posts)Hugh_Lebowski
(33,643 posts)AZSkiffyGeek
(11,117 posts)One of my best friends' has a brother who owns a sound company and owns a rehearsal studio in LA. In the late 80s, when Yes had splintered into two separate groups the first time, he was renting out the studio to Chris Squire and Trevor Rabin's half of the band. They were rehearsing and auditioning replacement singers. Roger Hodgson was the leading candidate, before all the various Yes members decided to get back together and it became moot.
Hugh_Lebowski
(33,643 posts)ZZenith
(4,130 posts)Not their most popular album but throwaway Supertramp is better than most bands greatest hits.
Still one of the best live bands I have ever heard.
AZSkiffyGeek
(11,117 posts)A masterpiece front to back. The horn kick on Bloody Well Right kills me every time.