[Review] Supertramp (1970)
The band’s debut album sounds like Genesis’ Trespass about half the time, which is not surprisingly its better half.
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[Review] Supertramp: Indelibly Stamped (1971)
The band’s greatest hits, but not a particularly good album.
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[Review] Supertramp: Crime of the Century (1974)
The third time proved to be a charm for the re-re-vamped ‘tramp with this progressive pop masterpiece.
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[Review] Supertramp: Crisis? What Crisis? (1975)
It didn’t contain a pair of big hits, but it’d be a crime to miss this.
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Supertramp: “Lady” (1975)
The album track gets the gong in this edited version.
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[Review] Supertramp: Even In The Quietest Moments (1977)
The band’s fifth album has a few memorable moments, but it’s not one of my favorites from the band.
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Supertramp: “Give A Little Bit” (1977)
A little bit of their fifth album goes a long way, nearly topping the charts in the Netherlands.
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[Review] Supertramp: Breakfast In America (1979)
Supertramp’s sticky fingers: a virtual greatest hits album from beginning to end.
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Supertramp: “Take the Long Way Home” (1979)
A mid-life crisis set to music.
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[Review] Supertramp: Paris (1980)
The Breakfast in America tour, in Paris in the evening.
