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The Ivory Tower Project's latest album, Red Hot , is something I wouldn't normally subject myself to. It's a retro rock affair that harkens back to the days of Foreigner, Genesis, Glass Tiger, Journey, Supertramp and so many other 80s bands. Red Hot starts out with "My Name", one that screams Supertramp or Styx. Then they take a weird turn on "Burning". It's got a big bass line accompanied by breathy...
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I wish I knew what I had to do Supertramp is one of those rare musical acts that has never put out a song I didn't care for. Some of their efforts are weaker than others, but they are consistently great and listenable, melodic, and talented. From their first, rare album with a face in a flower in 1970 I've enjoyed everything, although I have not heard their most recent work. Even in the
Right in time the progressive rock band Zingale is back with their new album The Bright Side. The new album is in digital format only, no plastic, no paper,...
Paul Kedrosky submits: Now they're planning the crime of the century Well what will it be? Read all about their schemes and adventuring It's well worth a fee -- "Crime of the Century", Supertramp (1974) Complete Story »
Now they're planning the crime of the century Well what will it be? Read all about their schemes and adventuring Its well worth a fee -- "Crime of the Century", Supertramp (1974) What continues to amaze me is the not-so-benign neglect being accorded by politicians to the current financial crisis in the U.S. Granted, it's usually better being ignored by such people; and granted, the current debacle...
HolaSo wersquore all packed up the todo lists have been ticked off and wersquove double triple checked our passports. Tomorrow we will wake up in Europe and fall asleep in Cuba ready to begin the One Way Supertramp tour through Central and South America.The goodbyes the phone calls the cardshellipsometimes itrsquos not till you leave and you have to say goodbye that you realise that i
Chris de Burgh had a popularity in Newfoundland - and the rest of Canada, I believe - that was out of whack with his (non)sales in the U.S. Spanish Train and Other Stories, indeed, was something of a staple of the late-70s kid's room, up there with Supertramp, Cheap Trick and hopefully something a good bit cooler. Even so, seeing de Burgh in concert around 1980 was great fun, and the title tune is...
Given how familiar their greatest hits are, it's startling to find so few Supertramp covers out there. Perhaps it's the lack of authenticity afforded a band which was, after all, formed not out of some sense of artistic urgency, but on a millionaire patron's whim , which fueled then-unknown singer-songwriter Rick Davies' classified ad in popular industry mag Melody Maker. Perhaps it's the prog-rock...
Fool's Overture is the epic closing track off of Supertramp's 1977 album Even in the Quietest Moments. Written and sung by guitarist, keyboard player, singer and songwriter Roger Hodgson, the song tells about World War II England and the lessons learned from it. The song, which is over 10 minutes long, is a collage of progressive instrumentation and sound samples. First there are excerpts of Winston...
As I was munching on a bland chicken sandwich at O'Hare, it suddenly struck me that the airport music system was playing "Baba O'Reilly" in its entirety. The Who ditty was quickly followed by Supertramp's "Take the Long Way Home"...
Hey, y'all seen the new Chromeo video for "Momma's Boy" directed by Stéphane Manel . Damn lovely and mesmerizing animation. Almost A-ha -ish. Watching the video - over and over - has made me really dig the song. I just love the Supertramp vibe coming off the keys during the opening. I guess videos are kinda useful after all - if they grab your attention long enough, the song can seep into the back...
Could we have kippers for breakfast Mummy dear, mummy dear They got to have ‘em in texas Cos everyones a millionaire (Breakfast in America, Supertramp). You don’t have to be wealthy to have kippers for breakfast, although they aren’t too cheap for good ones and they stink the house out. Apparently they used to be very popular on British Rail [...]
People who are regular followers of my words may recall my recent blogs Somehow I just get a Visual of the Logical Song (as sung by Supertramp) and So logical that even Mr. Spock (and my fiancée?) would approve . Those blogs were actually in response to some efforts of folks to get a handle on the lack of intuitiveness of the user interface there. Obviously the current behavior has been around for...
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Right in time the progressive rock band Zingale is back with their new album The Bright Side. The new album is in digital format only, no plastic, no paper,...
anonymous - 10/04/2008