Supertramp - Breakfast in America (Live In Paris '79) 

Better late than never!!

@@johnnygaffney4089 younger innocent . need to listen to more real music..

I think it's great when a youngster asks me what I'm listening too.

I grew up with this and all the LPs and 45s that went with them. CDs are OK but, boy do I miss those LPs.

kerschnerracing Seriously tho

Not by a long shot. You must not have grown up around these times? The band is amazing and very respected. Not to mention one of the most influential bands of the time.

The term "underrated" is the most overrated term in the English dictionary. People typically use it when they mean something else. Example: they mean they like something but they say it's "underrated". Supertramp literally blew up radio back in the day. They were one of the most "rated" bands at that time and even much later. So they can't be referred to as underrated. Since they were very rated. Hope that helps.

@@danroberts9050 By underrated I mean that they are not as popular and overplayed as some of the other bands that came out of that era like Queen and Styx for example. A lot of people seem to forget how great they were. I think it was partly due to the two main guys in the band never really liking each other.

@@ricomajestic Seriously, were you around back then? I was. Hell, they were in some cases more popular than those you mentioned. When Breakfast in America came out that's all you heard.

I agree! They should be in the hall of fame with Johnny Rivers (Secret agent man).

First time I've heard music in 30y

Eu , Rio de Janeiro!! Viva Supertramp!! Viva Zico!!

Me

Brasil, 2024

Me, too.. and I am 55 now.. listened to them in 5th grade!!

May 2024👍

Shall we play Goodbye Stranger @ your funeral?

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Yo conocí está genialidad de concierto gracias a mi padre, ahora que murió recuerdo viajar en el auto con el está obra maestra de fondo

Funny how we get older but the tune doesn’t change.

Loved these guys music all my life thank you chaps 👍♥️

Beatles were 60s

We got tickets 2020 for Deep Purple, Kiss, Alice Cooper (Holywood Vampires) but Corona ..... Years ago i saw Rodger Hodgson, Ian Anderson, Pink Floyd, AC/DC, Marc Knopfler and many more ... 🙋‍♀️

I miss "The Old Grey Whistle Test"

When the cream of society’s highly intelligent people were allowed to create and put out really top quality musical art.

King Crimson

It was shot on film so it was able to re-scanned and upscaled. Oh, the magic of 16mm film. (Edit: The Paris 79' show was shot on 16mm rather than 35mm)

@Mick Nilsen Even videos shot onto tape look really good for the time. The problem with tape vs film is that there was no use for HD excluding movie theatres or early adopters of HD, so the high quality image would have been downgraded to SD and then broadcast, and the issue with tape is that it can't be upscaled to HD like 35mm (or even 16mm, check out the Genesis 1973 Shepperton Video, shot on 16mm and upscaled to 1080p). However if one has the original master HD tapes it could be rescanned from the tapes (for example Pink Floyd's The Wall tour, the Nassau Coliseum shows are in possession of waters in full hd on tape rather than film) edit: me from whenever I first posted this comment doesn't know what he's really talking about. Stuff shot to tape before the sony hdvs system (early version of hd for the Japanese muse system, equivalent to 1030 lines) were always 480 lines for NTSC or 576 lines for PAL, I believe without exception. The Nassau Collesium shows of the wall tour were shot at 480 lines. 1080 lines couldn't be viewed on any equipment, and wouldn't have made sense to do at the time. Should also note that this paris show was shot on 16mm, NOT 35mm as I originally thought.

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No, we knew them, but in the seventies there were so much incredible good rock bands, Yes, Genesis, ELP, Led Zep, Toto ... As a drummer, I was listening to jazz-rock, Mahavishnu Orchestra, Miles Davis, Santana, Weather Report, Return to forever, Frank Zappa, stuff with odd time signatures and strange chords. I wasn't much interested in Supertramp, they wrote good compositions but it lacked of groove. Good songs for students, as Bob C.'s drum parts were very clean and well built, not enough action for my taste.

Philippe Chevaut supertramp groove a lot. They have their unique feeling to the music, a researched sound and some intresting harmonies

@@samuelechiarelli9594 I never heard a drummer saying the rythm section of Supertramp was fantastic. Compare to Toto. All drummers are fans of Jeff Porcaro's work. It's obvious when you play along the records, Jeff had a phenomenal groove, like Simon Phillips with Toto after his death or Vinnie Colaiuta with Sting. But I agree, Supertramp wrote and played very good music.

Philippe Chevaut yeah I totally agree with you, in terms of drumming, supertramp don’t excel or can’t be considered better than lots of other band just like of course Jeff’s Toto and all the bands you mentioned. I was talking in general about the songwriting side of supertramp, mainly about Roger and Rick’s work. On the other side, as a drummer too, I can’t agree more with you!

I do agree

I like more the crime of centur

How old where you? I discovered them in my teenage years, i’m 50 now. But my Mother loved Elvis😂

@@dirmadevries6599 I'm also 50 And like your mother I am also an Elvis fan.

I wish you'd stop telling lies

I still play my album 😢

You mean it's maybe better to listen to actual song writers as opposed to homogenous noise?

I think its cause some commercials are using thier music

Roger is trending yes but supertramp took a nose dive

Yes. It seems that around 2008 Supertramp on youtube wasn't as popular as it is currently thriving today.

@@ervingalassi1424 Rodger is a disgrace to the memory of Supertramp, he is a egotistical ass

One of my favourite groups and song!

i thrifted this album with my father during a trip in glasgow ! i love him it’s a beautiful album

I remember smoken redbud all day long and jam out when this came out. A great year!

I was 17 in 79 I had fun every single day, every single day. Rock and Roll!!!

It absolutely was!

FWIW, London Calling wasn't released in the US until 1980 which is why Rolling Stone put it at the top of their best albums of the 80s issue.

At least once a week I feel bad for not experience previous decades like the 70s in real time.

Auténticos músicos no hay duda que lo mejor de la música ya paso

Tal cual

Real..!

Y una banda muy infravalorada, es excelente

de lo mejorcito sin duda ,autenticos musicos

de acordo. nunca mais havera uma geraçao de musicas desse naipe

Music is still good

@@jimmybob5541 Agreed. If you listening to the right stuff.

​@@christiancristof491 FYI, I am a huge Supertramp fan and Paris was the first LP record I ever owned, but (apparently unlike you) I am not so narrow minded that I cannot see the artistry in some of the current music. It's not even a comparison by the way, it was a statement that 'music is still good if you are listening to the right music' and your only argument is to insult me? Not much of an argument then, is it?

We still feel good...😉!

It might be time for you to get a new body!

Bandototototototota!!!!

Si me llegan a preguntar de música que influyen o trancienden generaciones, voy a decir: escuchen los Beatles, Pink Floyd y supertramp porque van a descubrir lo que es experimentacion musical, virtuosismo, el uso del sonido, melodías,los trucos en la guitarra y la magia del teclado/sintetizador luego me hablan del reggaeton si de verdad siguen considerando que eso sea “el futuro de las baladas”

Supertramp, gracias por su maravillosa música son unos auténticos genios

Yeah I know what you mean I was 19, now 60th round the corner! 😎

@@barrytillison6532 All will be well. This is natural.

@@barrytillison6532 yeah, like me. I was 18 y.o. OMG

I was a freshman. How did we get here?

de hecho siempre sonaban mejor en vivo que en estudio , solo los prodigios logran eso. Supertramp es una de las bandas mas grandes que a existido

415...

Subhumans

Bieber fans expecting crap...must've been disappointed

Hahaha, grande commento!!!concordo in pieno!

Es una excelente canción, soy adolescente y amo las canciones de antes, yo no soy como el resto de mi generación que escucha reggaeton. Esta canción es una obra de arte

Hola Nancy hermoso tema sii

What do you think of the tuba? I think this is the first time I've heard it in a rock song and what's incredible is that it sounds wonderful.

@@inocenteguadalupeespinozam3053 Yes, very cool. But they never show the tuba player! Must have been a backing track or something

Sicuramente... nom ci sono dubbi. ❤😅

Que verdad más grande.......

Cuanta verdad, vaya mierda de música que hay hoy, con ese dichoso regueton hip, hop, rap.... Que es todo eso???

dino vidal thank for text

Gracias

Better late than never

Big Ray never too late to enjoy superb music

never too late..welcome to the supertramp family

Big Ray never too late.

Never too late

❤glory to ukraine 🇺🇦

Привет из Сибири!👋❄️☃️

Helo from Malaysia to Russia 🇲🇾❤️🇷🇺

right behind 'martha my dear"

Daniel productions more like 999998/999999 today’s music is fubbish

maybe if you only listen to what’s popular on the radio. there are hundreds of bands doing just as creative and important stuff like this today.

@@RB-.- not even close "auto tune" and rap is not talent!

@@RB-.- No just no.There is good music today,but in no way such creative either in song writing or melody wise.

😂 😂 Protect your now 👂 👂

A million times better than todays rubbish.

ese era yo

Elvis: Smiles at this fool

Ok I’ll give u poms some credit. But we got Al Jolson, who started it all.

Rock n roll is intrinsically American, the Brits just took and repackaged american blues music and got massively rich while a lot of the great american bluesmen died penniless.

FranktheTank70 - Elvis Costello is a great musician

Z.J. Gordon not me

07/29/2020 (stupid covid-19) I used to have this album.

I know what you mean... That's The RU-vid Police,,, for you,,, Allways Patrolling EveryOnes Comments...😎

Stefanoffski I’ve been searching for this song played live. I think it was in private.

Yeah I think it was private.

Likely worldwide copyright was available and only a few select countries could view the video- that is until a month or so ago.

and filmed back in 1979

YOUR LORD IS DEAD

@@azaraelmendoza823 XD

Our lord Jesus Kenobi

Desde que tenia 18 años (1979) comienzo los dias al igual que tu, Maria

Essa é a maior de todas!!

Today its total CRAP.

@@andymatthews7617 It's not just today. Bands through all time have sounded like crap live. Here you have an example of an amazing group of musicians that can actually play live the same as they did on the album.

@@danroberts9050 genesis possibly.

@@andymatthews7617 Definitely, there were others. Yes, Jethro Tull, ELP, Yes. All sound great live. But many sounded pretty hacked up.

@@danroberts9050 that's when quality and class shine through.

Que suerte as tenido de padre músicon

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