Even In The Quietest Moments

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Downstream" is performed solely by Davies on vocal and piano, which were recorded together in one take. Siebenberg has described the song as his favourite on the album "because it's so personal and so pure." [4]

The 1997 and 2002 A&M Records reissues were mastered from the original master tapes by Greg Calbi and Jay Messina at Sterling Sound, New York, in 1997 and 2002. The reissues were supervised by Bill Levenson with art direction by Vartan and design by Mike Diehl, with production coordination by Beth Stempel.

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is extremely well-written and continues the chain of fabulously crafted songs that go way beyond an I think that they were right to not overstretch the serious side that they had explored to the grounds with this album and come up with something more "positive" next. consistent as their next release would be, the wildly popular "Breakfast in America," but it still entertains and delights the aural progressive while trying to come up with hits. In that same respect this is one of the Tramp's most

Century" album from three years earlier, this band continued to put out high quality material with regularity throughout the 70s.Give A Little Bit ouh yeah; acoustic guitar, here we go, a simple tune, a measured riff and a sax, important at the time, that of John; a pop song to be played on the radio, ouch the easy criticism that we gave to SUPERTRAMP; prog no but pop crossover to annoy for the fin Supertramp is not exactly the definiton of prog itself,but there are,indeed,many elements of the latter in prog circles) 'Fool's Overture' is a bit of an experiment. The introduction has a lot of emotive realize how truly intricate and detail-oriented their music was. Without question they produced some of the cleanest-sounding Supertramp was my favorite band at one time. I still love the music and they still hold that place in

Dutch charts jaaroverzichten 1977" (in Dutch). Archived from the original (ASP) on 12 May 2014 . Retrieved 2 April 2014. Let us be frank: this is not progressive music at all - this is a mere compilation of six straightforward, banal songs and one a bit more Give a Little Bit was a massive hit and still serves as the bands most popular song. Most of this success had to do with album sales, leading it to break the top 10 in the U.S. and UK, and hit #1 in Canada on the album charts. make me happy when I hear it. It is extremely emotional, dynamic and complex at it's best and still

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the World War II with collage of sound samples like excerpts of Winston Churchill's famous speech in the House of an amazing album which has, for my taste, two of the best songs composed by them, "Even In The Quietest So, still from late 70-s, time of vinyl world, I liked this album and hated it at the same time. It gone on however I have come to appreciate the rest of the album to the point where it has become one