SUPERTRAMP - Live In Paris 79 - Vinyl (gatefold 3xLP)
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SUPERTRAMP
Live In Paris 79
Mercury
gatefold 3xLP Cat: 658386 2Rel: 3 Mar 25
Rock Side 1 - Track 1. School Side 1 - Track 2. Ain't Nobody But Me Side 1 - Track 3. The Logical Song Side 1 - Track 4. Goodbye Stranger Side 2 - Track 1. Breakfast In America Side 2 - Track 2. Bloody Well Right Side 2 - Track 3. Hide In Your Shell Side 2 - Track 4. From Now On Side 3 - Track 1. Child Of Vision Side 3 - Track 2. Even In The Quietest Moments Side 3 - Track 3. You Started Laughing (When I Held You In My Arms) Side 3 - Track 4. Soapbox Opera Side 4 - Track 1. Asylum Side 4 - Track 2. Downstream Side 4 - Track 3. Give A Little Bit Side 4 - Track 4. Dreamer Side 5 - Track 1. Rudy Side 5 - Track 2. Take The Long Way Home Side 5 - Track 3. Another Man's Woman Side 6 - Track 1. Fool's Overture Side 6 - Track 2. Two Of Us Side 6 - Track 3. Crime Of The Century
Going on to become the biggest selling record in America in 1979, Supertramp's sixth album Breakfast In America is perhaps the quintessential historic example of a British album destined to "break the USA". As if forecasted in advance, 1979 heard the band take capital advantage of the bilateral "special relationship" formed between the two nations since the War, a principle which was of course thereafter reflected in the rock industry. After Led Zep but long before Sting, Supertramp would here spawn the likes of 'The Logical Song', 'Goodbye Stranger', and 'Take The Long Way Home', all of which were smash hits in the US but comparatively denervated back home, where they would only scrape the top ten in the Charts. Despite such an imbalance in successes, this show from the Pavillon de Paris captures the band back in Europe that year, both filmed and recorded in December 1979.
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