Supertramp

[v2kv]

I used to listen to these guys a lot, and now after a while I've started to again. Man was I missing out, because now I can appreciate them even more than before. You don't hear songs like School and Bloody Well Right, often Anyone else like these guys?

 

[ramses]

Yeah, I only have their kind of hard to find debut album. But, I'm familiar with a bit of their 70's stuff. Very clever songwriting!

 

[razoredge]

I liked them to some degree, someone had an album way back that got occasional play at the parties but I only remember the songs the radio is still beating into the ground which were otherwise good songs. I guess they are more of a reminder of my first few after school years, then appealing to my musical quests. twas far better than the disco & punk scene that was prevelent around the same time. I think Tramp plays well with Steeley Dan, different but compatible.

 

[ramses]

Roger Hodgson has co-wrote a few songs with Trevor Rabin (Yes) in the past.

 

[George]

Breakfast in America is a great album! Their use of horns in the compositions are great on that album. I haven't really bothered to look into any other releases though.

 

[Psychonaut]

I have Breakfast In America but I have to be in the right mood to listen to it. It's a good album.

 

[ramses]

Famous last words is almost as good.

 

[KMADD]

man good laid back band to chill too.

 

[Herbrocks]

I like a lot of SUPERTRAMP. David Gilmour does some solos on BROTHER WHERE YOU BOUND.

 

[angelic-rage]

i used to listen to supertramp when i was like 5 so its burnt into my mind

theyre awesome =]

 

[Rock6X]

Breakfast in America is one of my "10 albums you'd take to a deserted island if you could only take 10" list. Definitely not metal, but exquisite songwriting, arrangements and lyrics on the whole thing.

Good to see hard rock/metal fans also appreciate good music in other genres.