True story. Mid 80s. I'm playing bass in a bar band. Supertramp is in Cleveland for a concert. About midnight people start requesting Supertramp songs, which we don't do. I look over at the bar and see John Helliwell sitting at the bar. I say; hey, I think that guy knows some Supertramp. Ask him up on stage. Turns out the whole band was there. They all come up! Owner locks the doors. We're doing shots and hanging/jamming with the band. We're there till like 5AM. A memory I'll never forget. Thank you, Jamel for the reaction. Stay safe. Peace out.
"I say, now watch what you say, or they'll be calling you a radical, a liberal, oh, fanatical, criminal. Oh won't you sign up your name? We'd like to feel you're acceptable, oh presentable, a vegetable." Some of my favourite lyrics in the history of pop and *still* IMO, as relevant today, as they were, when written.
No bullshit, I sincerely enjoy your spirit. I am noticeably more relaxed and focused after spending a couple of songs with you, I thank you for your decency and kindness, Your not going unnoticed...we're listening and fortunate. A better world for all.
In the past that one was a hard one to find on CZcams. They kept getting taken down. I havent tried in a long time, so maybe that isnt true anymore. Anyway, that is probably my favorite.
This song was incredibly comforting to me as a 14 year old misfit. Now that I'm a fifty something year old misfit, it's very comforting to see you enjoying it too. :)
.....and yet, he wasn't missed when he left. Brother Where You Bound, the bands first album after he left is one of their best. He was more 'pop' whereas Rick was more prog....and that's when Supertramp were at their best!
@@stevemurrell6167 not missed?, Ha. He went on and created great solo work. The Tramp kind of flopped. Brother Where You Bound was good. Especially when you add David Gilmore from Floyd.
Supertramp makes me think of my aunt's husband so much. He was a huge Supertramp fan that unfortunately died of cancer. I was always trying to get him in to Phish but I get his love if this band. RIP Peter.
This song awoke my Spirit. It introduced me to philosophy and to question myself. Since then I have been on a journey to try and be a better person. I was 14 when I first heard this song.. The lyrics are haunting. Thank you!
"School", "Crime of the Century", "Even In The Quietest Moments", "Fool's Overture", "Child of Vision", "Take the Long Way Home" all very much worth a listen.
Something worth mentioning on this song is that it is a “Pop” song. Very hard to find a pop song with a quality chord progression and arrangement like that today.
Esperanza Spalding, Laura Mvula, Janelle Monate, Hiatus Kaiyote, Anderson .Paak, Sampha, Little Dragon, Robert Glasper, etc. I could go on. All outstanding musicians creating intricate arrangements and they can sound Pop if they want to at times. It's just that your local classic rock station won't play them because they are stuck in the past.
There’s also the guy from Journey.. Sorry, I forget his name.. And even the new young dude, from the Philippines that they have now, is quite awesome :-)
I love how many songs you've heard but didn't know that you get to rediscover here. I don't know why it's so enjoyable to see other people hear songs you've grown to love, but it is.
“Bloody Well Right”... the band’s breakthrough hit in the U.S. (#35 Billboard Hot 100), a classic rock radio standard to this day, and arguably Supertramp’s hardest rocking song. Love the main riff. Love your videos, brother! Keep ‘em comin’.
Of all the youtube reaction channels, Jamal is the one I'd like to hang out with the most. Always seems so positive and open minded. Everyone could use more people with that sort of perspective in their lives.
These lyrics!!! Imagine you are a teenager and this is all you feel: I used to be a happy child and then they teach me how to be logical, sensible, forget all your fantasies and creativity. I loved that, I really needed that. I think there is s/th very British in it.
COOL! I love Andy & Alex's reactions. They are the Siskel and Ebert of music reaction videos. They remind me of my best friend and myself from 50 years ago, hearing these tunes for the first time.
Breakfast in America & Take the Long Way Home... Supertramp must hear songs( you've heard them at work! Edited- put Road in title instead of Way... sorry my bad!
I forgot how much I used to love Supertramp when I was younger. The 70's had great music !!! Thank you for the reminding me. I LOVE YOUR REACTION VIDEOS !!!
“Roger Hodson” and Micheal Jackson, both have one thing in common. They both uttered the word VEGETABLE in a song. Getty Lee (Rush), Jon Anderson (Yes) and Roger all have that very high talking voice that truly makes them unique. Breakfast in America album could be listened to front to back. Not a concept album necessarily but every track is just awesome. Good string of hits on this one!
I remember loving this song as a kid. There were very few that I understood back then but this had that bluesy melancholy that seemed to befit my anxiety from the bullying that so many kids receive on the daily.
I didn’t realise it then, but our songs had a total story, meaning, or just things to activate our minds. No wonder we would be in our rooms just listening to music. We didn’t need to do anything but listen to music.
One of my top 5 favorite bands! Please check out: “Dreamer” “Take the Long Way Home” “Breakfast in America” I also agree; Jon Anderson reminds me of Geddy too!
I love you and all the other young hip guys who are discovering my music 🎶. I get to enjoy it from a different perspective. Thanks so much and keep it up!!!
when I was in a school this song came on. I used to think what it would be like to be on the other side of it. ...Now I am. I feel like I touch the child I was now.
Never ever heard of Ambrosia. Doesn't get played on the Classic Rock channel here in New Zealand. Sounds good though. Cheers...dude dressed like Star Trek??
@@jivekiwi I love this episode, and yes, I am a big Star Trek fan. Love science fiction in general. As for Ambrosia, check out the first two albums. They have a strong Latinx disco flavor, but they're also fueled by symphonic rock. Additionally, they're produced by Alan Parsons. Some members would later guest on the Alan Parsons Project!
The whole "Breakfast in America lp" is definitely in my top ten albums of all time, "just another nervous wreck" is genius! Thanks Jamel.....love your channel!
I saw these guys in concert when this album came out and twice more in the mid 80s. I haven't deliberately played their stuff in ten years. Yet today, listening to the lyrics, I can't help but see a parallel to all that a younger generation is living through. Compassion goes a long way "There are times when all the world's asleep The questions run too deep For such a simple man Won't you please, please tell me what we've learned I know it sounds absurd Please tell me who I am". It hurts to hear that voice.
When I was probably about 6 I heard that for the first time and my dad said it's OK to say "naughty words" in song because it's art, so I ran around singing it non stop just so I could say "bloody well right" and not get told off 😂 😂
First time watcher here, glad I started with my all time favorite song, The Logical Song. Your reaction is so hilarious and wonderful. It’s basically exactly the feelings I have for this song personified. Hahah thanks, loved it!
Except for the brief use of the Colico electronic football game touchdown noise right after the "d-d-d-d-d-d-d-digital!" during the fadeout. That, immediately followed up by the "one, two, three, FIVE!" count were my favorite parts when I first heard it on the radio back in the long, long ago. :D
@Mike Walter Think you need to learn the lyrics matey. Hint: "watch what you say or they'll be calling you a radical , a liberal, oh fanatical, a criminal sign up your name, we'd like to feel you're Acceptable , Respectable, oh presentable, a vegetable!" Yeah, so no. If your a Republican, then you are in Supertramps own words.. a vegetable.
Here I am at 61 still listening to and loving this. Seeing it through your eyes makes it even better. You were spot on about Roger Hodgson sounding like Geddy Lee. Now I know why I loved Supertramp from the get go...lol
Up until about a year ago, my husband had no idea who Supertramp was. To be fair, his parents made him and his sister listen to bluegrass for years. But he is learning now.
True story. Mid 80s. I'm playing bass in a bar band. Supertramp is in Cleveland for a concert. About midnight people start requesting Supertramp songs, which we don't do. I look over at the bar and see John Helliwell sitting at the bar. I say; hey, I think that guy knows some Supertramp. Ask him up on stage. Turns out the whole band was there. They all come up! Owner locks the doors. We're doing shots and hanging/jamming with the band. We're there till like 5AM. A memory I'll never forget. Thank you, Jamel for the reaction. Stay safe. Peace out.
fantastic!!
First album I purchased summer of 1979,lost my virginity to this song.
Wow, a once in a lifetime chance, great story! Wish I had been there J, missed it by 3500 miles and 4 years (drinking age lol).
Insane!
I am eternally envious now.
We didn't realise how good we had it. Bands that were musicians.
Tru Say , Mi Bredrin ...... PREACH THOSE WORDS mi brudder...
We had so many great bands that is was the "Norm". Now we realize how fortunate we were!
yep! you are right! ...
And actually sang, no autotune.
Thought it would go on forever
Nothing sounds better than real musicians playing their instruments well.
"I say, now watch what you say, or they'll be calling you a radical, a liberal, oh, fanatical, criminal.
Oh won't you sign up your name? We'd like to feel you're acceptable, oh presentable, a vegetable."
Some of my favourite lyrics in the history of pop and *still* IMO, as relevant today, as they were, when written.
Agreed. I still wear some of those words proudly.
Absolutely 100% agree
Prophetic that this was about 10 years before George H. W. Bush starting sneering at “liberals”, making it a dirty word in the political culture.
1984 comes to mind.
“Goodbye Stranger” my man. Will not regret
Definitely! Like Comfortably Numb, Suppers ready time fades way too soon on this track.
Yes, Goodbye Stranger, please!
Never liked the verse the chorus was the only good thing that made it
YES!
100% facts. Goodbye Stranger is actually my favorite Supertramp song. But "Breakfast in America" should be a close second and eventual reaction 😁
My mom heard the music and said “Where is that coming from??”
I showed her my phone and now I’ve got her watching along with me!
Mom!! You go girl!! 👍😉
awesome!
Made me smile.
Ha this is my moms jam too :)
I've been listening to them since I was a teenager and I'm 56 now
No bullshit, I sincerely enjoy your spirit. I am noticeably more relaxed and focused after spending a couple of songs with you, I thank you for your decency and kindness, Your not going unnoticed...we're listening and fortunate. A better world for all.
Totally agree !!!
Amen!
Amen!!!
Hey, me too! ✌❤
Yea, you are a great guy Jamel. Keep it up!
I truly believe this song is so completely relevant at this point in history.
You're bloody well right
It's like Shakesphere....it was relevant before it existed and will always be relevant as the human condition is perpetual.
@@michaelgilmore5018 yes
Yes it is and the people that buy into the scripted paradigm don't even understand.
It never stopped being relevant.
When the song "Bloody Well Right" by Supertramp comes on the radio at work, the volume goes up :) Quite right!!!
"School" by supertramp is tremendous.
I use School as a test of sound systems. Great tune.
Off "Crime of the Century", their best album
I was listening to "Crime if the Century" the first time I got stoned 😜😜😆😆😆😆
In the past that one was a hard one to find on CZcams. They kept getting taken down. I havent tried in a long time, so maybe that isnt true anymore. Anyway, that is probably my favorite.
This song was incredibly comforting to me as a 14 year old misfit. Now that I'm a fifty something year old misfit, it's very comforting to see you enjoying it too. :)
we all are misfit in our ways
Very well-said & ditto!
Ditto!
mranster totally agree
Absolute same feeling. I needed that like water when I was 14-I still sing along now, 40 years later in my mid-50's.
When songs actually had deep meanings . . . it was a great time to grow up.
@Seven Inches of Throbbing Pink Jesus Not everybody listened.
"Goodbye Stranger" "Give a Little Bit" or "Take the Long Way Home"
Yes to Give a little bit
...and "School"
and Breakfast in America
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
All GREAT suggestions!
Jose Lopez you look in your 20s,must be great hearing all this great music last 70 years.
Roger Hodgson, he has a gifted voice, once heard you can't get him out of your head..!
.....and yet, he wasn't missed when he left. Brother Where You Bound, the bands first album after he left is one of their best. He was more 'pop' whereas Rick was more prog....and that's when Supertramp were at their best!
His solo song "Sleeping With the Enemy" is badass
@@reallymysterious4393 yes, "Had a Dream (sleeping with the enemy)"..czcams.com/video/nEt1QFWS9ds/video.html
@@wrldchamps04 you're my spirit animal, champs.
@@stevemurrell6167 not missed?, Ha. He went on and created great solo work. The Tramp kind of flopped. Brother Where You Bound was good. Especially when you add David Gilmore from Floyd.
Supertramp makes me think of my aunt's husband so much. He was a huge Supertramp fan that unfortunately died of cancer. I was always trying to get him in to Phish but I get his love if this band. RIP Peter.
This song awoke my Spirit. It introduced me to philosophy and to question myself. Since then I have been on a journey to try and be a better person. I was 14 when I first heard this song.. The lyrics are haunting. Thank you!
TAKE THE LONG WAY HOME-- a classic by Supertramp!
"School", "Crime of the Century", "Even In The Quietest Moments", "Fool's Overture", "Child of Vision", "Take the Long Way Home" all very much worth a listen.
true, sooooo many good songs
Yes, yes, yes
@@Patdcdc "School" is the best song they ever did, IMO.
Fool's Overture ... greatest of all!
And asylum
Something worth mentioning on this song is that it is a “Pop” song. Very hard to find a pop song with a quality chord progression and arrangement like that today.
Technically, yes. But (fortunately) my local classic rock station plays a lot of Supertramp, since they do kinda blur the line.
Esperanza Spalding, Laura Mvula, Janelle Monate, Hiatus Kaiyote, Anderson .Paak, Sampha, Little Dragon, Robert Glasper, etc.
I could go on. All outstanding musicians creating intricate arrangements and they can sound Pop if they want to at times. It's just that your local classic rock station won't play them because they are stuck in the past.
One of the best Albums of the 70s
Goodbye Stranger- Guarantee you've heard this at work- you'll get the stinkface.
Roger, Geddy, and Jon Anderson from YES are the Gods of higher octive voices.. Love them all..
I'd say I like Roger the best out of the 3.
Sorry geddy great musician not a great singer at all. Live it really shows
Jon Anderson is a better comparison to Roger
There’s also the guy from Journey.. Sorry, I forget his name.. And even the new young dude, from the Philippines that they have now, is quite awesome :-)
@@matthewshropshire71 Its a good comparison. I think Rik Emmett of Triumph is a closer comparison. Either way all of them are distinct.
I LOVE watching people experience music!! It's joyful! Thank you so much!
I like watching people experience THIS music. My brother is 5 years older than i am and he got me into 75% of the music i listen to now
one of my favorite songs by them
Breakfast in America is one of the most underappreciated albums of all time. Hodgson is a genius.
Not underappreciated here saw them in concert in highschool
Everybody over 45 knows that cover, lots of people know the hits from it, though. But nobody really thinks about it.
Stompie Joe It was a massive album. They were a massive band. Well here in the UK and Europe anyway
So true
Got it on vinyl and I’m only 22 love super tramp
I love how many songs you've heard but didn't know that you get to rediscover here. I don't know why it's so enjoyable to see other people hear songs you've grown to love, but it is.
Roger Hodgeson. He wrote most of their well known songs. The man is gifted. Has a great library of solo work too.
Jeff W you gotta credit Rick Davies man
@@pol1315 Not denying Rick's talent and ability. But Supertramp had so much better chemistry when Roger was there.
Pol78 Hodgson was the lifeblood of supertramp
Roger is the heart of supertamp. He still owns his songs. Check out his solo tours especially his late 2000 solo tours.
@@h.c4898 Love his 4 solo albums. It just cements that he IS Supertramp
The questions burn so deep for such a simple man. You are on a musical journey Jamel.
I love his “one-two-three-FIVE!!”, a defiant shout against unquestioning acceptance of expectations
And then d.d.d.d.d.d.d. digital and then you hear a tackle on Mattel's Electronic Football.
John Hotel
Or simply "illogical"?
@@jeffreywilmot3798 Came down here to say that. That sound was all you could hear between classes when I was in 8th grade. :)
Hodgson sounds much better!
“Bloody Well Right”... the band’s breakthrough hit in the U.S. (#35 Billboard Hot 100), a classic rock radio standard to this day, and arguably Supertramp’s hardest rocking song. Love the main riff. Love your videos, brother! Keep ‘em comin’.
He's GOTTA do it.
Another man's woman rocks too
BLOODY WELL RIGHT!
If only just for the keyboard intro!
Absolutely!!
Of all the youtube reaction channels, Jamal is the one I'd like to hang out with the most. Always seems so positive and open minded. Everyone could use more people with that sort of perspective in their lives.
This song has been on constant rotation in my Heart FOREVER!!!!
I highly recommend "It's Raining Again" by Supertramp
It's Roger Hodgson's goodbye to Rick Davies. And if you take on that level, it's almost tearjerking.
Probably my personal favorite.
I just said to my husband last night that I don't think he has done any SuperTramp and I open youtube to this!!!!!
He hasn't done any Family, yet.....(lean on him, Chock. lean on him)!
I just brought up Supertramp yesterday to my friend, said you introduced me to Breakfast in America😎
FINALLY! Someone is doing Supertramp. I saw them live in 1975 in Switzerland. Amazing concert. 💖💖
I could relate to this song as a child....now that I'm an adult I can relate even more. Kinda sad actually.
I say it's the theme tune to my life.
@@fibrown444 Perhaps to the life of everyone of a certain age.
Seek professional help. LOL
@@91dodgespiritrt Hush
"Give a Little Bit" is just wonderful and uplifting!
Roger Hodgson ... another of the greatest voices ever.. great great song writer too
I am absolutely amazed at how many of these rock artists are British. Awesome talent with clean lyrics so pertinent to today.
These lyrics!!! Imagine you are a teenager and this is all you feel: I used to be a happy child and then they teach me how to be logical, sensible, forget all your fantasies and creativity. I loved that, I really needed that. I think there is s/th very British in it.
At the time, I didn't know I was living through the golden age of music. 🙂
Absolutely! Every generation thinks that their music is the best; the difference is that we now KNOW it was, no doubt.
I did...!
BUT YOU DO NOW LOL From 1979
Crime of the century is an absolute must. The entire album but specifically “Crime of the Century”, “School” and “Bloody Well Right”
Yes, Jamel do any one or all of these!
Ditto, school and bloody well right, my 2 fave supertramp song
I learned or a lot of those songs from their live Paris album. Yes great songs! Also where I first heard Dreamer.
Spot on my friend
Entire album fantastic. Be the first Jamal, be the first.
Man, this makes me realize that I MISS Supertramp!! 🌺
Supertramp hell yes! You love these:
"Downstream"
"give a little bit"
"put on your old brown shoes"
"hide in your shell"
"school"
Put on your old brown shoes is retrospectively one of their worst songs. Which is funny because their worst song is still a good song.
COOL! I love Andy & Alex's reactions. They are the Siskel and Ebert of music reaction videos. They remind me of my best friend and myself from 50 years ago, hearing these tunes for the first time.
Jamal I recommend you listen to
Super Tramp: Give a little Bit
Great song 💖💖
That's the first song of theirs that I knew, from '77!
Another Hodgeson tune. Great tune.
Hide In Your Shell
Absolutely one of the best
When you said "Lynyrd Skynyrd" after the words "simple man"...I fell in love with you a little bit!
Just a little bit?? 😍
You're bloody well right. 😎
@@roycrosby4941 supertramp song good reference
Some say the sax is still playing to this day
Yes he's a director of Manchester Jazz Festival UK and has his own jazz band. Lovely man!
Breakfast in America & Take the Long Way Home... Supertramp must hear songs( you've heard them at work!
Edited- put Road in title instead of Way... sorry my bad!
Take the Long Way Home*
Dreamer by super tramp is a great song as well.
Yes, When I get on My Harley that song - take the Long Road Home, goes through my mind and iI do Take The Long way home.
@@66rodedawg sorry my bad...lol, enjoy the ride!
@@matthewhutchinson9222 my bad, thanks for checking me on it, have a great day...🤗
I believe it's called Breakfast in America by Supertramp that's a good one
The talent in Britain 🇬🇧 in that era was off the charts, different class ! Best in the World 🌎! Do love many American great bands also !
I forgot how much I used to love Supertramp when I was younger.
The 70's had great music !!!
Thank you for the reminding me.
I LOVE YOUR REACTION VIDEOS !!!
"Goodbye Stranger" PLEASE! The ending to that song is all sauce! ; )
"Dreamer" is a good song by Supertramp.
I will never forget the first time I heard this song I was 10 and 1/2 maybe 11 years old. And it made so much sense to me
“Roger Hodson” and Micheal Jackson, both have one thing in common. They both uttered the word VEGETABLE in a song. Getty Lee (Rush), Jon Anderson (Yes) and Roger all have that very high talking voice that truly makes them unique. Breakfast in America album could be listened to front to back. Not a concept album necessarily but every track is just awesome. Good string of hits on this one!
Zappa, too! Call Any Vegetable!
Thom Yorke from Radiohead too!!
Omg I love this song!!!!
Back in the 70’s you had to be able to write and play your shit live. These guys are fantastic
I remember loving this song as a kid.
There were very few that I understood back then but this had that bluesy melancholy that seemed to befit my anxiety from the bullying that so many kids receive on the daily.
I just knew you'd know this song from work. It's a classic.
Beautiful song!!🙌🏻🙌🏻
You’re gonna recognize a lot of their songs
I was thinking this
Fool's Overture and Even in the Quietest Moments are both epic!
and.......you can hear and understand every word....... YAY SUPERTRAMP...... the best !!!
My favourite from this band is "Fool's Overture". "School" is another awesome classic. Great reaction!
Just a question to the other posters:why does no-one ever mention "Give A Little Bit?"
I bought a 12 string guitar just to try to learn to play that one 😀
Love it! It's the first song from Supertramp that I heard!
The album even in the quietest moments never gets recognized. And it's one of my favorite albums from them.
Great question. I love that song!
Supertramp was one of my favorites when I was a kid! Fun songs!
I didn’t realise it then, but our songs had a total story, meaning, or just things to activate our minds. No wonder we would be in our rooms just listening to music. We didn’t need to do anything but listen to music.
Please have a look at "Its raining again".. LOVE that one by these guys
Finally. Now you gotta do Goodbye Stranger.
Awesome song ♥️♥️
Supertramp were a truly magnificent band. Their music still sounds superb today.
Watching your reactions brings me joy.
Breakfast in America (the album) should be a part of your library.
One of my top 5 favorite bands! Please check out:
“Dreamer”
“Take the Long Way Home”
“Breakfast in America”
I also agree; Jon Anderson reminds me of Geddy too!
Love Dreamer great song
So many great tunes from this
band. And they sound fresh in
2020!
Dreamer is the best song that I forget about until someone mentions it
Asylum!
I think Breakfast in America is one of the best rock albums ever!
I love you and all the other young hip guys who are discovering my music 🎶. I get to enjoy it from a different perspective. Thanks so much and keep it up!!!
when I was in a school this song came on. I used to think what it would be like to be on the other side of it. ...Now I am. I feel like I touch the child I was now.
Points of overlap between soft rock and prog rock: Steely Dan, 10cc, Ambrosia, and Supertramp.
So true,they for sure had their day in the sun.
Ambrosia didn't get enough credit those guys was awesome.
dreadlock holiday... drinkin a piña colada
Never ever heard of Ambrosia. Doesn't get played on the Classic Rock channel here in New Zealand. Sounds good though. Cheers...dude dressed like Star Trek??
@@jivekiwi I love this episode, and yes, I am a big Star Trek fan. Love science fiction in general. As for Ambrosia, check out the first two albums. They have a strong Latinx disco flavor, but they're also fueled by symphonic rock. Additionally, they're produced by Alan Parsons. Some members would later guest on the Alan Parsons Project!
Never realized that till you said it. yes, he does sound like Geddy Lee.
Similar range to Geddy, but with a warmer tone.
i know, right!!
The live version of the Logical Song is Bloody Marvelous.
I am so glad this was my era. We grew up with real music made and played by real musicians with meaningful lyrics. My generation is blessed!
I always get so much nostalgia from these songs
I can imagine Jamel at work lol rocking out to the tunes, naming that tune.
Saw him in Perth back in 2013. That man has such a beautiful and warm presence. He put on an incredible show.
I always associated his voice more along the lines of Jon Anderson of Yes. His voice is a little pure for Geddy who had a bit of bark and bite in his.
The whole "Breakfast in America lp" is definitely in my top ten albums of all time, "just another nervous wreck" is genius!
Thanks Jamel.....love your channel!
I saw these guys in concert when this album came out and twice more in the mid 80s. I haven't deliberately played their stuff in ten years. Yet today, listening to the lyrics, I can't help but see a parallel to all that a younger generation is living through. Compassion goes a long way "There are times when all the world's asleep
The questions run too deep
For such a simple man
Won't you please, please tell me what we've learned
I know it sounds absurd
Please tell me who I am". It hurts to hear that voice.
The one you gotta hear is "Bloody Well Right"
When I was probably about 6 I heard that for the first time and my dad said it's OK to say "naughty words" in song because it's art, so I ran around singing it non stop just so I could say "bloody well right" and not get told off 😂 😂
Great song!
The best intro I have ever heard to a song, fricken awesome!!!
When your daughter with her brandchildren in your presence sits and says, "I get it it Mom" love ut!!
"Bloody Well Right" is one of my favs!
"Dreamer" Is astonishing
One of the most underrated bands in rock and roll history
First time watcher here, glad I started with my all time favorite song, The Logical Song. Your reaction is so hilarious and wonderful. It’s basically exactly the feelings I have for this song personified. Hahah thanks, loved it!
When music was done with instruments and human voice. No computers.
Except for the brief use of the Colico electronic football game touchdown noise right after the "d-d-d-d-d-d-d-digital!" during the fadeout. That, immediately followed up by the "one, two, three, FIVE!" count were my favorite parts when I first heard it on the radio back in the long, long ago. :D
DIDNT NEED computers IN THE 70s Baby
This song is about his youth, when his life changed dramatically when he was sent off to boarding school.
Eise Baerends I thought it was about the soul crushing experience which is life on earth
@Mike Walter Think you need to learn the lyrics matey. Hint: "watch what you say or they'll be calling you a radical
, a liberal, oh fanatical, a criminal
sign up your name, we'd like to feel you're Acceptable
, Respectable, oh presentable, a vegetable!" Yeah, so no. If your a Republican, then you are in Supertramps own words.. a vegetable.
Mads Elmvig, too bad Bernie bro, you got 4 more glorious years of the MAN coming, go try to tear down a statue
@@MarkSmith-js2pu So your idea of at "MAN" is a fat, out of shape guy, who uses a wig and too much makeup? Well whatever turns you on.
Mads Elmvig wtf you talking about.
You are a LIFE SIZED Wobble Head (doll) Jamel, and we are all “wobbling” along with you.
THANK YOU FOR THE MUSIC.
Here I am at 61 still listening to and loving this. Seeing it through your eyes makes it even better. You were spot on about Roger Hodgson sounding like Geddy Lee. Now I know why I loved Supertramp from the get go...lol
You gotta to “Bloody Well Right” one of my all time favorites
"Child of Vision" is the best one from the Breakfast in America album.
For me it's their best song from any album. I could listen to it on repeat for a week.
Never turned Supertramp off when they came on the radio. Didn’t realize all the hits they had!
Up until about a year ago, my husband had no idea who Supertramp was. To be fair, his parents made him and his sister listen to bluegrass for years. But he is learning now.