r/supertramp

11. Some Things Never Change 5/10 (not a huge fan though at times I can see the appeal, it comes across a little boring to me)
12. Indelibly Stamped 7.6/10 (has its moments, in fact I think forever is genuinely amazing, but as a whole it kinda fails to deliver
13. Slow Motion 8.1/10 (some nice smooth jazz, a good ending to their discography, even if it can drag a little bit at times)
14. Famous Last Words 8.4/10 (has grown on me over time, although none of my favorite Supertramp songs are on here, it’s raining again is cute)
15. Brother Where You Bound 8.6/10 (again not too many standout songs here but nothing bad at the same time and it works well as a complete package)
16. Crisis? What Crisis? 8.7/10 (gets off to a strong start, and falls off a little bit near the end, but still has some great moments)
17. Free As A Bird 9.1/10 (a really fun album that I just can’t help but love)
18. Supertramp 9.4/10 (a strong psychedelic debut that almost feels like a forgotten classic, the song home again deserves more love)
19. Crime of the Century 9.7/10 (so enjoyable all the way through, every song is just as personally effective as the last)
20. Even In The Quietest Moments 9.8/10 (has a perfect beginning and ending, and everything in the middle while not as good is still enjoyable as all hell, also fools overture is my favorite Supertramp song)
    1 Breakfast in America 10/10 (perfect all the way through, no song holds it down in any way, the track-list is more cohesive than any other album they made)

Not even breakfast in America or crime if the century make the cut, but for some reason compilation and live albums do which just makes no sense at all

That is all

I just started diving into some of Roger's solo work. I've listened to Lovers in the Wind, In Jeopardy, and Had a Dream and I really liked them all. I plan to listen to the whole In The Eye of The Storm album soon.

I'm curious to know everyone's thoughts on this stuff; I know In The Eye of the Storm was a fairly successful album commercially. As someone who loves Supertramp and Roger I'm glad he has a few solo albums that I can explore

And it’s so sad because it is literally just a piano… but, damn, it truly is the best of the best. So much love to every other niche song they’ve made—Better Days & The Meaning, I’m looking at you—but again, this is just THE best. THE song of all time.