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Just sitting here, cruising the forums and listening to Supertramp's "Crime of the Century" and "Breakfast In America" albums on Napster...kind of taking me back to my high school days and simpler times.
I forgot how much I loved listening to this music, and thought I'd scribble this down.
Anybody else here ever get into these guys back in the day...or now?
"That Bongo is the Abe Vigoda of basses."
- BP
"Don't play it if you don't feel it."
- James Jamerson
I am the Heidi Fleiss of bass owners!
~James~
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Oh yea
"Even in the Quietest Moments" is a good album as well.
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haha yeah supertramp was the stuff for a little while
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Right! Quite right! You're bloody well right!
Cliff Hugo plays with Supertramp, and we here at the Ernie Ball Music Man Forum do love us some Cliff Hugo.
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"best of" hits the high points that I love. Last of the 70's super groups. A fun era in rock 'n roll history.
-Tom
Fret more, worry less.
Bongo only bass in Tom's life.
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Not to mention, Dougie Thompson was a Stingray player in its formative years...and at ST's peak!Originally Posted by bovinehost
"That Bongo is the Abe Vigoda of basses."
- BP
"Don't play it if you don't feel it."
- James Jamerson
I am the Heidi Fleiss of bass owners!
~James~
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Saw them live during the Breakfast in America tour.
Absolutely flawless performance. In fact, maybe too perfect.
Imagine "School" being played thru the best stereo system on the planet at the time. Thats how it was x 100.
yeah i was high.
but damn.
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