Supertramp is so overdue for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

This band could do no wrong back in the 70's and never leave my playlist.

"Even In The Quietest Moments" is a powerful song.

"S" is for Supertramp. To me they're always S tier!

The lines that, now, most deeply hit me in this song are ones I didn't really notice for years: "See the man with the lonely eyes/Take his hand, you'll be surprised." This is more than just the romantic love song, or even the feel-good anthem, that I once thought it was. This song is *challenging* all of us to genuinely take the time to reach out to people when it might not be easy or comfortable. I need that challenge!

This song will always take me back to sitting in the movie theater as a kid, watching Superman 1 (1978) and have this song playing on Lois Lanes car radio.

When this pops up, no matter how many times you've already heard it, you WILL turn up the volume. That's the sign of a great song.

I am 53 years old. the first album I bought was Crime of the Century when I was eleven. Then Breakfast in america, Even in the Quietest Moments, and all the others. Since then I have been a fan of rock, hard rock, new wave, jazz, funk, classical, French songs, and many other things. Tastes pass but my love for supertramp never faded. And despite all these years, I still discover new details with each listen. Supertramp is part of my worldview. I would certainly not be the same if I had not known this music.

Such an awesome song. You just can’t be in a bad mood listening to this song.

I’m age 70… Have loved this band … since the early 70,s… A understated talent ❤️

Roger Hodgeson = One of the best composers of modern music ever

Fool's Overture is a killer closer. All-in-all, a great album. They put out 4 spectacular albums in a row, starting with Crime of the Century through Breakfast in America.

This is such a great album also. You must hit the title track next, "Even in the Quietest Moments."

Amazing vocals. The double tracking is spot on. The runs are impeccable.

I’m such a sucker for 12-string. Easily one of my favorite songs just for the vibes. So good.

The title track is great, and so is 'Fool's Overture'.

This whole album is best listened to in a dark room, with headphones! The title song is killer...so much atmosphere.

Roger has such a great way of connecting with people in a basic human level that it touches everyone. The horn work that makes the sound so full..yet tasty! Roger has that unique sound that you feel his spirit!

This album is another masterpiece in my opinion. Babaji, Fool's Overture, From Now On, Even in the Quietest Moments... All great pieces

Nice! Good to see more Supertramp. This is not exactly one of their "bangers" but is a solid part of their catalog and a big hit. Props as always to John Helliwell for the smooth sax parts.

I'm with Alex a S for me too but I think all Supertramp is S tier because I was a bartender in the late 70's ST were playing over and over on the Jukebox. Background of my life.

S-tier song for me, too, Alex. When it ends I’m always left wanting more. So intricate and flawless, with a beautiful message.

Jack is a Rush fan. He can hear Geddy Lee hit notes that you never noticed.

This is one of the most underrated artists ever. Pure class.

This WHOLE album is wicked too, "Even In The Quietest Moments..." has Fool's Overture - a MUST hear song by you two audiophiles.

Early 80's: me and a buddy at work always talked about how much we liked Supertramp, and that we knew very few people who also liked them. They seemed like a niche' cult band at the time. So how wild is it to see you guys latch onto them like this? Very cool.

Featuring anything by Supertramp you can't go wrong. When I think of the group what comes to my mind is being young and working at a music store and starting there when Breakfast in America Came out by Supertramp in 1979. Boy the memories. So glad you guys hold Supertramp to high esteem, you have my vibes.

As a bassist I have always appreciated Dougie Thomson's incredibly tasteful melodic playing. He had a knack of creating bass parts that enhanced and drove the songs along rhythmically while choosing just the right notes to mesh with the rest of the instrumentation. A true ensemble player.

This has always been my favorite song of Supertramp. It has a great energy to it and the words are beautiful. It is timeless and will always be relevant!

This is one of those songs that just magically makes me feel GOOD! That and Roger Hodgeson's voice and writing style , so incredible..!

This song has memories attached to it. The first is, I'm taken back to my teen years at an arcade, surrounded by others like me just to hang out and find fun, that song playing out through the speakers, another, listening to this song and thinking of how much a friend of mine who had just passed away, loved it. This song also has a strong sentiment to it, because my late husband, back when we were teens, wrote a letter to me and he used the part of the song that says "see the man with the lonely eyes, take his hand, you'll be surprised" as a part of it. It almost brought me to tears, we weren't really a thing back then, but, he was always there when I needed him. Well, thank you for this video, it was great!

‘’Take the long way home” is brilliant. Miss harmonica in songs nowadays. Gone the way of the saxophone, sadly.

Surely "Breakfast in America" is your next Supertramp song, arguably the only song of theirs that isn't a deep cut that you haven't already heard. It's a good song too.

Well done guys! Thanks for doing this, one of my all time favorites. I met Roger Hodgson when I was younger, and Aaron MacDonald who was in his touring band at the time, brought his 6 year old daughter to the show. At the end she got up and played tambourine with Roger and her dad at the end of.. Give A Little Bit✌❤🎶🇨🇦

Finally! "Crime" and "Breakfast" were fantastic albums, but don't sleep on Even In The Quietest Moments. This album is art pop perfecfion! Be sure to hit the title track, From Now On, and most especially Fool's Overture.

The best song on that album is *_"Even in the Quietest Moments"_* - for me - that song strikes a chord inside me that I'll never forget the time and place. (If you know what I mean)

This song and " Mainstreet" by Bob Seger are probebly the best examples on how you end a song

Supertramp were an English rock band formed in London, England in mid 1969. They had so many great songs in the 70's-80's such as "The Logical Song", "Breakfast In America", "Goodbye Stranger", "Take The Long Way Home", "Dreamer" "Give A Little Bit", "It's Raining Again", "Bloody Well Right", "My Kind Of Lady", "Cannonball", "I'm Beggin' You", "You Win, I Lose" etc.

Roger Hodgson left Supertramp after Breakfast in America and his first solo effort was In the Eye of the Storm yielding two fantastic songs, Had a Dream (Sleeping with the Enemy) and Give Me Love, Give Me Life.

You can't imagine how happy I am that you did this song. It is a huge favourite. Check out 'Even in the Quietest Moment' and 'From Now On' should be next!!

Jack needs his own seat on the set. He adds a lot to the conversation. 😉

You should do the title track from this album, "Even in the Quietest Moments". It's absolutely mesmerizing.

The first time I remember hearing this was in the summer of 77 at17', I just turned 62 years old. Still sounds as good now as it did then.

This song reminds me of “Just Like Heaven” by The Cure with so many layers of music doing their own thing yet working perfectly together.

This is track one of "Even In The Quietest Moments" Just continue thru the whole album! It's a masterpiece.

I'm usually closer to Andy on the ratings, but have to agree with Alex on this one. This is an S-Tier song. Also, most times when I really like a song and a cover of it is released, I tend not to like it. That's not the case with the Goo Goo Dolls cover. Actually very good.

You young punks are making this old man want to cry. I love that you love MY music. Thanks, guys, you ROCK!

That vibraslap at the very end seals this song up in eternity.

Supertramp could arrange a song amazingly. As a Supertramp fan, I always think that Breakfast in America album as their masterpiece and their Stairway to Heaven. Just Another Nervous Wreck should be considered as their next drop.

Supertramp? You guys must hit "I've Been Waiting So Long" - my absolute favorite Supertramp song. Both lyrically and musically outstanding. Keep up the great work guys!

I’m glad that you like supertramp❤. I’m a fan of them since 1974 and They are the best. I am 65 years old. I love to see your reactions😀👍

Excellent choice guys! Supertramp was my favorite band in the 70s. Love the memories they bring when I still listen to them! Great ratings! Thank you!

Yes “S” tier. Ditto for the title track of this album, “Even In The Quietest Moments.” You gotta do it.

I usually listened to harder rock band's back in the 70's but i always enjoyed listening to Supertramp and Steely Dan as well.

Utterly unpretentious this track. I LOVE it. It always reminds me of how music can equal everyone. That's powerful.

Take the Long Way Home gets me every time…🥲 Love Supertramp!!

Jack is adorable. Like that he's wearing a t-shirt. 🐶

This is a pressure song, ie, the record company told them You better come out with some radio friendly stuff or you're toast. The Spirit of Radio by Rush is another example.

Finally this one! Hey "It's Raining Again" is a nice little pop ditty that gets stuck in your head. Very accessible song 🎵

A classic that brings back great memories. I was about 10 when this song came out.

I remember requesting "Give A Little Bit" many moons ago. Patience is a virtue. Peace Out 😊✌

You guys need to hit Roger Hodgson’s solo work: “Sleeping with the Enemy”

Next Supertramp reaction has to be to the song pairing of "Easy Does It" and "Sister Moonshine" back to back from the Crisis? What Crisis? album. In my view those two songs should always be played together because the transition from one to the other is so beautiful. Also, Crisis? What Crisis? is, in my opinion, Supertramp's best and deepest album. It's a JEWEL!

Give a Little Bit and Hide in Your Shell are my two favorite Supertramp songs.

Even in the Quietest Moments next please

To me the lyrics and the story are the most important part of the song. Suprertramp slips in short unexpected lyrics that just grab people with meaning. When this came out I had real issues with loneliness. The line in this song that just grabbed me was, "See the man with the lonely eyes. Take his hand and you'll be surprised." For me that is one of the most iconic lines ever.

Supertramp had a LOT of Stairways to Heaven. The next one you should definitely hit is the title track, "Even in the Quietest Moments."

GREAT JOB GUYS! LOVE SUPERTRAMP. I'VE SEEN THEM IN CONCERT 2 TIMES. WOW...GREAT SHOWMANSHIP...NO OPENING BAND...NO OPENING BAND NEEDED!

I think Jack was disappointed he wasn't invited to Pink Floyd's Dogs reaction 😄

Another Man's Woman is a great track I think you'll love. Or after Roger Hodgson left "Canonball" is a fantastic jazzy song 😁

Child of vision, with the big piano solo is a beauty!!! Live version too

Everytime I hear this song I'm reminded of a scene in Superman (1978), because it's playing on the radio in Lois Lane's car as she pulls into a gas station during the earthquake in the finale. ♪♫ Give a little bit.... give a little bit of my life for you ♪♫ (honk, honk). And then she honks her car horn. It's quite prescient really because she's about to die. I wonder if it was deliberately chosen that reason. Probably. Anyway, that was the first time I heard the song as a kid.

GOOOOOOOD MORNING A&A FAMILY!!!! ☮️❤️♾️

Supertramp are masters at layering sounds. It's something they shared with ELO.

This was my favorite Supertramp songs. The voice is the coolest! ❤️

This song is something else, it touches something in the soul. Pure love, pure joy, pure gem.

I ❤️ Jack!!!!!

Great band; great song!

1978 Tulsa, OK. One of best concerts I’ve been too. Sounded just like the album! ❤

That ending just tops it off so nicely.

I *adore* this song. It is so wholesome and fun to sing. Sigh - good choice.

It's awesome to see you doing more Supertramp! You definitely must hit "Even in the Quietest Moments", the title track form this album! A nice cut.

Great song. I think this is their most melodious song. Beautiful vibes and great lyrics.

"even in the quietest moments".....right there in front of you.....

Beautiful guitar, lovely vocals, sweet lyrics - what’s not to like? 💖

Love the 12 string. Probably my favorite 12 string song.

Love this song. I didn't even listen much to Supertramp in my youth, but now I'm loving them.

Yes! Supertramp is always an S tier. Can’t go wrong with them at all. Keep the songs coming… you’ll never be disappointed. 👏👏👌👌❤️❤️ I saw them in concert at Alpine Valley Wisconsin years ago doing the Crime of the Century album. Best concert I’ve ever been to. ❤️

A brilliant song, and it sounds so easily done, despite how complex it is. You should hit some of the songs on "Crisis? What Crisis?" - "Lady" would be a good one to react to.

This is a great album! I would recommend the title track, as well as "Babaji", and the epic "Fool's Overture". Cheers!

When I came to the States as a Boy Scout in 1977 to Nebraska 16 years old Supertramp was one of the groups we heard Go now to the 70 to remember is the best I'm young again !!

Next up for Supertramp: "Breakfast In America". It's the title track from their #1 album of the same name, released in March 1979.

Nice reaction! 'Breakfast in America' was Supertramp's commercial apex and would be a great album reaction choice.

Never realized you hadn't hit this song yet!

Supertramp is a master at blending different subtle sounds in layers to create a sublime overall effect.

I came to age in the 80s so Supertramp is a little before my time even though I was familiar with all their hits from classic rock radio and I even had BIA as a kid. In the last year I’ve come to really appreciate how good this band was mainly from your reactions to several of their songs.

Love this song. Solid album. Try Sister Moonshine off of Crisis What Crisis. You won’t be sorry.

"Give a Little Bit" is one of the songs that inspired me to pick up the 12-string guitar. It was written by Roger Hodgeson, although it is credited on the album as "by Supertramp". Don't talk to the band, talk to Roger, as he wrote almost all of their hits, and when he left the band in 1983, Supertramp never had another hit song. Roger's solo material, though is excellent, and he has had a a few hits as well. I was privileged to get to speak to Roger for about half an hour about 12-string guitars back in the 1990s when he was promoting his RItes of Passage album. He was singing autographs at a record store, and when I got up to get my CD autographed, I mentioned that his 12-string work had inspired me to pick up the12-string guitar in addition to the 6-string. So he asked me what 12-string I played, and I said "Ovation", one of the models that has the full back, not the slender back...and we chatted away about guitars for about 5 minutes, then he says we are holding up the line, and he can chat while he signs autographs, so just scoot around the table, grab the other chair and we chatted for about half an hour while he finished signing autographs. Lovely person to chat with!

I love playing this song on my guitar! Wait till you guys try it.👍🎶🌴

Recorded at the storied and legendary Caribou Ranch studios in the mountains of Colorado (see album cover!) Check out who else recorded there: Elton John, Fleetwood Mac and on and on. Sadly it burned down in the 1980s. S-tier track for sure!