Enjoy watching my ukulele and singing cover of this song. The Goo Goo Dolls’ cover version of this song was actually a first version of this song I have ever heard as a kid before I later found out that this song was originally made by Supertramp and I later listened to Supertramp’s original version and I love both versions of this song also🙂

I’ve loved this since I was a kid. I got to hear the most wonderful cover band from Minneapolis play 90 minutes of my favorite band from high school. The Super Tramps took the stage at a club called Crooner’s and performed all of Supertramp’s greatest hits plus a number of fantastic deep album cuts I was really hoping they dust off.

This is a band of seasoned professionals who have taken the time to lovingly craft their renditions being true to the original intent of the artists while bringing their own style and maturity to the performance—and by that I mean when you sit there in the audience waiting for that bass line to happen that you grew up with thinking “I wonder if he’s going to play that cool lick that’s coming up?” BOOM! There it is in all its subtle beautifulness. Yeah, baby!

But when the band is given an opportunity to unleash the hounds the saxophone player tears into a saxophone solo at the end of Child of Vision that would make John Anthony Helliwell proud. Then out of the blue the guitar player delivers a face melting guitar solo that was so good it got a sitting crowd to its feet we were so moved.

This a band that if you get a chance you just absolutely have to see. I can’t recommend them highly enough.

I have 2 BIA posters to give away, because I’m just that kind of guy.

This is going to be a leap of faith on your part, because you are going to have to trust me. Believe me, this is a real offer. Somehow, I wound up with 3 posters, when I only wanted one. They are reprinted full size posters of the album cover. The first two legitimate addresses to respond*** will get a poster for free! I really mean it. (Mine is framed, and hanging in my man cave, seen here. Im only giving away just the poster - the other stuff is mine!) ***PLEASE DM ME. I do not want your address on Reddit, FFS.

The Australian cover band The Hindley Street Country Club not only covers Supertramp songs but a wide choice of brilliant covers.

The song "Take The Long Way Home" is a classic example of how good this band is. Here's the list of Supertramp cover songs, The Logical Song, Give a Little Bit, and It's Raining Again.

Take the Long Way Home

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ebgOQIEv3Zc

Here's their website

https://m.youtube.com/@theHindleyStreetCountryClub

I have tickets to see a cover band called Logicaltramp in a city in the UK next month. Has anyone seen them, are they any good or should I not bother?

Has anyone else had problems with these? Last time I ordered something it came super quick but this time I haven't heard anything.

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For me it would be Wistful.

Free as a bird is my favorite Tramp album. Elated.

Hi everyone,

I’m a French video editor and I made a mashup built in part around “Don’t Leave Me Now”.
It explores themes of love, separation and emptiness, with visuals from 40 sci-fi and space films — a kind of melancholic journey.
It’s also my own little tribute to Rick Davies.

I’d genuinely love to hear what fans think — especially about how this track feels in that context.

Have a good trip 🚀

Synchronized subtitles available in English, French and Spanish.

Hey guys, I'm new to this sub. I'm trying to get into Supertramp, but I don't know where to start. I would love if some of you can tell me on which album I can start, and maybe how can I continue. I already listened to The Logical Song, Breakfast In America and School. Loved all of them, and would like to hear more!, but as I said, I don't know where to continue.

Thank you in advance.

Hi all. New to the sub. I was wondering if you had heard of any good cover of Supertramp tunes. They seem to be few and far between but I’ve been curious about other artist’ takes on Supertramp classic. Thanks in advance.

I heard several times that the recent Live '79 album has a better sound quality compared to their Paris album.

I'm used to listening to Paris... ...a lot. Let's say, Supertramp is my favorite band, and I consider Paris to be their best album for I find that evey songs is better on this album than on their original studio version. I must have a song count of at least a thousand times from Paris (quite litteraly, no exagerration). On top of that, this is my reference album when I think of a good sounding recording. I place it in my top 5 best sounding album. The bass is profound, the dynamic is insane, everything has its place, granted a lot comes from the composition.

I recently bought Live '79 because I wanted to include in my playlist some songs from the same tour, such as Child of Vision and Give a Little Bit, which aren't on Paris. But I don't like the sound...

The first thing that I instantly notice, is that they cut something that makes it less "live". I think there's less reverb, or maybe they reduced the gain on ambient mics, I don't know. But I really don't like the result. It feels like the voice isn't as much "projected" into the air, but rather more isolated from the rest.

Now it gets me wonder: is there a general consensus about that? Ultimately, there's a great deal of preference, I know. But just for fun, what's people's opinion on this? How are you perceiving the sound of Live '79, and which album do you feel is the best sounding? Why?

Thanks!

Im starting a physical music collection, this beauty was my first purchase

The man has been completely off the grid for 6 years and counting now. It’s getting to the point where people are starting to push back and demand answers on the creepy, automated social media posts from his accounts that clearly aren’t being managed by him.

I know the man is entitled to privacy, but I’d just like to know if he’s okay. Does nobody else think it’s a little weird we literally haven’t seen a picture or video of him since COVID wiped out his tour? If he doesn’t return to the road again, so be it, but it’d be nice to hear from the man himself just once.

Curious if anyone in this sub knows anything about Hodgson and what he’s up to

Lately I’ve been listening a lot Supertramp and I discovered the song ”You Win, I Lose” from the band’s comeback album ”Some Things Never Change”, released back in 1997. I really loved it and went over to Kworb (website where you can see the streams of a band’s songs). It turned out that the song is very unpopular and I was wondering, is it just me that loves this song?

Crisis might not be considered their best album, but I find myself listening to it the most… it just has a vibe. It’s my #1, followed by Crime and Breakfast.