Fool's Overture - Supertramp co-founder Roger Hodgson, Writer and Composer

"Fool's Overture is one of my favorite pieces that I've ever written. It was very magical the way it came together. It was actually three separate pieces of music that I had for a few years and then, one day, they kind of all slotted together in what I think is a magnificent, kind of epic piece of music. I always imagined performing it with an orchestra, so when I did start playing with orchestras back in the '90s, it was such a thrill to play this song. I still get goosebumps to his day every time I get an opportunity perform it with an orchestra." ~Roger Hodgson
Roger Hodgson, co-founder of Supertramp, is the singer/songwriter of this masterpiece, Fool's Overture. Roger, one of the greatest writers & composers of our time, originally had three separate pieces of music that one day magically came together and became this treasure. You can see Roger on tour this year performing Fool's Overture and many others - Visit www.RogerHodgson.com
or / rogerhodgson . This performance is from Rotterdam, Night of the Proms 1995.
Roger gave us Dreamer, The Logical Song, Give a Little Bit, Breakfast in America, School, Hide in Your Shell, It's Raining Again, Take the Long Way Home & more. Although Roger & Supertramp's other co-founder shared writing credit, they actually wrote & composed separately with each singing their own respective songs: bit.ly/1Kfgu0W
Share your experience of Roger's shows or what his songs mean to you~
"I was totally blown away.I've waited to see you live since 1970 when I first started listening to Supertramp. Your music has been with me through my teen years, the birth of my children and for many of my life events. Each song holds different memories. Seeing you live I was thrilled by the passion that you bring to life in each of those songs. I had tears running down my face at one point with such sheer delight. Thank you so much for your music."
"This man is pure genius. He opened his concert with long way home and instantly had tears streaming down my face. His voice, his passion I think is so much stronger now than back in the day of Supertramp. 2 hours of sheer delight."
"I've always loved your writing and you vocals, but I cannot describe what a memorable night that was. Seeing you is way beyond a concert, the way you interact with the audience, the way you're a truly humble and genuine person made a night I will never forget. Thank you for a truly life altering night!"

[@richardgigg1640]

Just brilliant. Grew up with Supertramp, now 65 this music always makes me smile. thank you Roger

[@LindaEll89]

Not grew up with but noticed by my best friend's brother when on highschool, now almost 58 and still rocking my butt off hearing this. Famous Least Words was my first album. Rock on :)

[@fred6660]

69, count me in and add some tears...always had and the Times we're in as we speak...well....need i say more? Pure magic and what a blessing, yes thanks Roger!

[@Nightfly1957]

65, me i am 66. I miss the old days with such groups like supertramp, genesis, pink floyd, jethro tull and many more.At 1971 i was at Fehmarn. In a concert with Jimi Hendrix. 3 days later the trouble at home was idiotic. But now they are all dead, Grandpa, grandma,ma and pa. And in the 70 ies i lost many good friends. All overdosed by heroin. Hope there will not come WWW3. General Kujat says they must stopp sending weapons. In German TV he is not interviewed. He says the war will get WWW3. But Switzerland still interviews him. He was the highest General of Germany and für a time the highest of the NATO. I hope peace will come. For me it is not so important. But for young guys ! I wish You all the very best -and much luck. General Kujat is on YT.

[@jotoda963]

😪💔I think of my father, I miss him a lot

[@mmercy7422]

Roger Hodgson is THE man. All this from one man's heart and vision.

[@gregmacdonald3559]

52 yo, divorced, have a very troubled son(drugs) I have and still am battling cancer, Roger you and your music do what the brightest brilliant Doctors cannot do, make it all go away! Thank you Roger YES , your music heals me

[@MrSuperdoop]

Keep on going my friend life’s hard but greats like these will pull you through 👍

[@bronzesnake7004]

Never Surrender brother! I'm praying for you to become cancer free. May God be with you always my brother. Cancer decimated my family, my brother was taken with pancreatic cancer at 45 years old, his wife had breast cancer, she died the next year, and on and on through my extended family. Music like this calms the spirit and brings peace. Music is a gift from God. Take care Greg! Remember NEVER SURRENDER!! Jack - Canada

[@mennobults7011]

Hey Greg, keep on hanging in there. You would have never been going through all this for nothing. Keep your loved ones close and all the best mate.

[@fernandol1307]

Greg, l sm not a medical Dr...but manuka honey from new Zealand. And carrots from anywhere in the world..turmeric tea....would help you. .....to see...more of your journey...

[@waxonwaxoff6094]

Keep on fighting and bless you

[@waynematusewicz7962]

I grow up with supertramp, my favorite band, but this is the most meaningful song there will ever be

[@BabyCatherine2011]

My Dad lived through the Blitz during WWII in the UK and he always told me how listening to Churchill address the country would make the hair stand up on the back of his neck decades after the war ended. To hear Churchill's Battle of Britain Speech incorporated into this materpiece is incredible. SUPERTRAMP ROCKS!!!!!!

[@LAMags]

When I play this 🎶 song in my home, especially in summer, patio door open.. I really hope the entire neighbourhood enjoys it…because damn it is a masterpiece… just one hell of an amazing song!! 44+ years later!! Stay safe everyone … with luv from Toronto, Canada 🇨🇦 🎶📀 pure gold. !!! LA 2021

[@hawleyclan9496]

Supertramp & Pink Floyd are two compositional geniuses of our time. Unique sound with a depth that never grows tired.

[@cedcobasse]

Yes great creators with marillion too ❤

[@JustGettingAlong]

Not sure Pink Floyd was suppose to go in that sentence but so be it. I'd go for 'Steely Dan" however.

[@leandabee]

I'm nearing 60 and have always loved Supertramp. My 16 yr old Grandson happened to be in my car last week and noticed I had a Supertramp cd in my car, and he said, "omg, you have Supertramp, they are my favourite band at the moment ". I was gobsmacked, but proud. They hear these old school songs on the games they play and love them. 💝💝💝

[@120519691]

I'm 51 years old. I love your music since I was a teenager. I am a retired teacher, I am Brazilian and I live in Brazil. I am currently fulfilling the dream of being a writer and composer. I wish you all the best

[@paulrosebush9137]

Nothing inspires like Roger Hodgson

[@noersang]

It’s just one of those songs, where you have to stop what ever you are doing, and just listen.

[@cynthiashelton826]

The orchestra looked like they were having a great time, the audience looked like they were having a great time. Thanks Roger Hodgson for such a great song! One of my favorites.

[@cristinamulellaurado8473]

Lo que me hubiera gustado vivir solo esa cancion en concierto

[@MrDBarch]

Roger Hodgson, how does it feel to be so loved, adored and appreciated? Not only do you deserve it, but you emulate it in the best way a human can, by sharing! Thank you for your music, forever and ever, thank you!

[@johnbeckett4928]

What a musician. They don’t make them like this any more

[@delphinazizumbo8674]

sure they do: it's called Ginger Ed Sheerhan and he sucks, TOO what do you say about a "songwriter" who STOPS writing when there's no recording contract? LAME is what we call it

[@johnbeckett4928]

Your surname should be Dumbo

[@taijuan5087]

@@delphinazizumbo8674 Wow - a bit hostile, aren't we? Let me ask you this: whatever it is that you do for a living, would you just keep doing it if nobody was paying you for it?

[@delphinazizumbo8674]

@@taijuan5087 real writers write as a form of self expression, not as a transaction where are his unreleased tunes? NOwhere

[@STR82DVD]

There's only one thing I can say, "Roger is the best of the best of the best.".

[@padskiification]

Roger that !

[@johnoneill6829]

I’ve loved Supertramp since I was 16 and nearly 41 years later I still love them in 1985 I saw them in Belgium live Class

[@athenapapadopoulou9802]

What a masterpiece!!!!!!! No matter how many times I listen to this epic song I can never have enough of it !!!!!!

[@claranotario5569]

Hola, no estoy pa responder, lo siento.solo digo me encanta Supertramp.

[@thomaspkp1790]

Is an awesome masterpiece

[@davidking4059]

exactly Athena. Just marvellous

[@tomhof4350]

Absolutely Masterpiece!, like Stairway to heaven or Suppers Ready!

[@stephenredmond6972]

Or hotel California

[@davidyoung5114]

I hope that when (!!!) Supertramp gets inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, Roger will make up with the other bandmates and perform with them at the ceremony!

[@tonyk501]

Without question, "Fool's Overture" should be considered one of the greatest musical compositions of the 20th century. Roger Hodgson's epic masterpiece played here with a live orchestra is an example of the extraordinary creative results that are possible in the realm of music when cosmic level inspiration touches a talented human being. Sadly, real music like this is no longer "allowed" to be published or released to mass audiences and the results have been disastrous, given the noise pollution that is now regularly heard on pop music radio.

[@redmars1959]

Along with Bohemian Rhapsody, Nights in White Satin, 2112 ...... Ballads ..... stories ... give us chills in a good way and evoke emotional responses like no other. Masterpieces all ....

[@bobbymoshonas653]

I truly agree with, the music today is distasteful

[@Patstilltrying]

Agreed..

[@merin797]

Agree!!!!❤️Masterpiece!

[@osocargm]

Fool's Overture is for Supertramp as A day in the life is for The Beatles

[@jorgec7087]

Tears come to my eyes listening to this mesmerizing orchestral version of Roger's masterpiece Fool's overture... 25 years ago I attended Night of the Proms in Madrid and was there where I said hi to Roger for the first time in my life.... after that, fortunately, there were many more occasions to meet this wonderful man... the voice of angels on Earth.

[@davidwestendorf7935]

This song always makes me cry. The world is so screwed up right now.

[@norwegianzound]

The world has never been so wealthy, peaceful and educated. Come off Facebook and look at all the indicators. We don't have the Black Death or world wars.

[@jamielake-boyd3600]

So much killing, pain and suffering for so many.

[@zapkvr]

Probably PMS.

[@zapkvr]

@@norwegianzound correct Sir. Infant mortality has never been lower. Measles has practically been eradicated. Even the scourge of malaria may be conquered within a few years, the doomsayers have it all wrong

[@zapkvr]

@@jamielake-boyd3600 as opposed to say, I dunno, the 12th century. Sure

[@luckyluke-zr5hh]

Morceau d'anthologie de ce groupe magnifique que fut supertramp un bijou inestimable.🙏🎵🎶🎹🎷🎸🎻❤👏

[@gerrysteer9802]

Supertramp and Pink Floyd were my childhood idols. Saw Supertramp live a few times. Awesome band. Love listening to their music today, brings back wonderful memories. THANK-YOU.

[@kathleenrayborn7046]

I so so agree! The music makes my tired soul soar.

[@billt4speed]

Gerry, Roger is touring currently. We have tickets for 2/24/20 in St. Louis MO. I've seen Supertramp 5 times and this will be the second time I'll see Roger. He still sings like he did 40+ years ago. Exceptional concert. His backing band is exceptional and if you close your eyes.....it's like traveling back in time 45 years.

[@STEFRICH60500P]

Sometime this one song sounds like it could be in a Pink Floyd album

[@ericaj.m.1780]

Yes yes pink Floyd.... ... welcome to the machine..... 2020 the so called pandemic... we are living it out

[@santiagomora-granadosvilla6751]

También son mis ídolos ❤

[@tictaktotiki]

pure magic. a stunning piece of work, created and performed by real people with real instruments and voices. This song is an event in itself. Supertramp music is in a league of its own, the combination of orchestral music and rock music is perfect . The song is elevated yet grounded, it soars then it crashes, rushes and creeps along. picking you up for the ride Pure joy. thank you Roger for your brilliance, and the rest of the players in this performance.

[@Tubetopfan1]

When I was a freshman in college I roomed with a guy who was a fanatical audiophile. One album he played constantly on his linear tracking turntable was Even In the Quietest Moments by Supertramp. Listening to this song (my favorite from the album) is like climbing in a time machine.

[@DrainDeSwamp]

"History Recalls how great the fall can be.." 👍

[@philhill9439]

I was in my 15th year of life when I heard these guys they blew me away I am now getting ready to turn 59 i can still remember like yesterday what a blessing .🏍

[@jeffreylowe5485]

Dude my name is mckaylee and I was 15 when I heard these guys and I turned 58 November 14

[@luckyvet]

I was 9 summer of 1979, heard logical song over the water when I was canoeing to a friends place. The vocal harmony breakdown near the end of the song gave me shivers.

[@3DWHIZZ]

I too was 15 when I first heard Supertramp...I wasn't really big into lyrics back then but I listened to their lyrics...changed the way I saw the world.

[@peachienickle]

Like you I am turning 59 this year, 2020. Still have their album and still listen to it. They still blow away.

[@tucanopoolservice4436]

@@peachienickle SAME . GODBLESS ALL !

[@danielf2153]

que du bonheur cette chanson, y a bien que la musique qui nous permet de nous évader aujourd'hui. Longue vie à la musique et à ces virtuoses des lettres et des notes. Roger is a génius of letters and music.

[@cursdesmondes2789]

Combien de fois j’ai écouté ce morceau 10 000x avec toujours la même joie

[@jocelyndudley-smith2977]

This is just sublime. What a beautiful, powerful piece of music, and what an awesome performance. Takes me back to the day ... when I was a teenager ... such talent Roger Hodgson.

[@Fraeulein_A.]

I have no words... this is .... this is ..... my youth.... now I‘m almost 60 😟 ... ❤️

[@ericaj.m.1780]

Mine too.

[@ericaj.m.1780]

I meant me too. Yes close our eyes and listen ...... we are transported back to the 1970s ... such a great time to be young

[@stephanwiestner5458]

@@ericaj.m.1780 it was the best times for being young! 63 and counting...

[@andibenson6834]

A true masterpiece. They don't write 'em like that anymore.

[@TheCapacRaimi]

I am 33 yrs old. listened to my father play this on the piano since i was a child. Made me the musician i am today. Thank you

[@desertdog8006]

wow ... how inspiring ! thank you

[@kuswadiatnawi6758]

TheCapacRaimi this is real music......not like nowadays......

[@kittyplays2324]

@@kuswadiatnawi6758 yep

[@josearce4436]

God blessed you!

[@truffleshuffleable]

mark fabb ze Ochoa

[@blaircanavan1449]

We FINALLY saw Roger last year here in Ottawa, Canada. I am now at peace having seen one of the most amazing musicians I had grown up listening to...thank-you Roger.

[@qdssqd]

I saw supertramp in concert in paris when i was only 11 yo for their last concert together. I'm 47 and i still remember this concert like it was yesterday. I then saw roger on stage for his solo career, he has everything for him: seems to be a gentleman, a great composer, great singer ...

[@JohnSmith-gl8nl]

First listened to this song and used to sing it when I was 10 or 11 my sister is 6 years older than me and had the album that was in 76 or 77 in Puce Ontario. I am now 55 and still love supertramp and this song. Peace and love.

[@norbertocastillacervilla6675]

No me canso de oírlo y tengo 75 años Son únicos

[@claudiadavidson4191]

Y en cuarentena .... mil recuerdos de las mejores décadas 70,80 y parte de los 90s

[@shonamacintosh9113]

I just LOVE Supertramp .... brilliant musicians....

[@chrismassey1960]

A wonderful epic track. I remember hearing this in the car with my late parents. You know it's a great track when you remember the memory.

[@Mrfuduh]

Roger, you are a beautiful soul

[@raymondallo9947]

This song rises to incredible heights with a full orchestra. Listening to it for 45 years and counting

[@JohnSmith-gl8nl]

Me too

[@zanzivar5892]

Bows for a MASTERPIECE !!! Glad I was born in 1958... Sept. 2019 as of now, still sounds gorgeous. Thanks Supertramp.

[@clivecargin2291]

Love the band I'm 62 years old and seen him twice and he still brings great memories wot an artist he is. Haunting and has kept me going through my life when the chips are down great music.

[@cbennett196631]

What does your age have to do with anything….

[@emilcepierola6937]

Nowadays there aren´t so breathtaking writers and singers like this man - I used to love Supertramp because of him -

[@melissag2416]

My oh my......shivers down my spine & goosebumps all over. Magic pure magic!

[@cmdm7094]

Roger est un génie. Aucun groupe au monde n'a égalé Supertramp dans la qualité musicale, la composition. Mozart à fait un petit. Il s'appelle Roger Hodgson. Toute mon enfance rêveuse est dans ce morceau. Chez nous en France on a un petit Mozart. Il s'appelle Laurent Voulzy. Et son concert à l'église de Saint Eustache était envoûtant

[@RALLO10]

Only way to play this song, with full orchestra. Brilliant, timeless, unique. Wish I was there to hear it life.

[@timstephenson2041]

i sit here .and i MUST say. this song has brought me so much closer to GOD. thank you roger. for i have been with you since 1970. and have ALLWAYS respected and loved all of your music. AND TO TELL THE TRUTH WITH YOUR MUSIC . AND GOD. I AM not giveing up. thank you and GOD BLESS YOU.

[@rickclarke9085]

Saw Supertramp live 3 times in the Eighties. Listened to this song probably a thousand times on Paris “live” album.

[@robertovalle3543]

Tengo 40. Y crecí con esta música, me acuerdo desde los 17. Excelente grupo aparte del resto, no desacredito. Lastima que no se pueda retroceder el tiempo. Viva SUPERTRAMP por siempre 👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@jeanninem8227]

I too, listened to all Supertramp songs during my teen years, marriage and raising my kids. My kids LOVED it when I threw an "Album" on while they were going "na-night". I still listen to all of it. Great music which brought great memories and joy.

[@998cooper]

What a masterpiece. Roger is such a true genius.

[@johnbarley4963]

To witness the passion that everyone puts into this song, confirms why I am drawn to it and love every second of this performance of such a great song. Thank you, Roger.

[@chrisjewett7141]

Best album I've ever bought...thank you Rodger

[@ericaj.m.1780]

Yes, i can put it in the same group of best ever albums. Along with Floyd. And very early Springsteen before he went pop music

[@martaveado1778]

I am almost 60 and I always listened Supertramp on age 70. Love!! From 06/2020, BELO HORIZONTE/BRAZIL

[@manjucus]

One of the most underrated groups and music of our time, Supertramp is still relevant today, I can sing the words to all the songs, I have the records from the 70's the CD's from the 80's and now the downloads and streams. Timeless music that stirs feelings from deep inside. I remember buying Famous Last Words in 1982 and flogging it to death on my record player. I've never really stopped listening, my two year old would sing along to the Supertramp songs I played in my car, while he was strapped into the child seat in the back of the car. "And the blindness goes on." Roger you are bloody amazing and your voice is unsurpassed, no one else but you could ever sing these songs.

[@mmbmbmbmb]

Whether in the 70's or today ... this amazing music has never lost it's impact for me. The consistency of Roger Hodgson's conviction to what he is doing will (hopefully) appeal to generations to come. I could not be more grateful to have discovered it back then, as I am to this very day. Thanks!

[@lupitagomez6480]

Lo máximo Roger Hodgson, escribir esta obra maestra la escucho una y otra vez desde los 90 que por primera vez descubrí supertramp. Me fascina si, esto es buena composición, todos los sonidos de cada instrumentos y tu gran voz. Felicitaciones.

[@Specialized61]

Takes me back to my Senior year in High School I loved it then but now at 56 my mind races reliving all of the pains and joys in my life since first hearing it. The joys and pains of this world. "We shall never surrender."

[@harrow2355]

All the time in my earlier years during the late 70s onwards the music of Supertramp always pulled you to one side of what ever was going on and listen to a feel good song that stayed with you all day,it's always there now,it occurs and is reoccurring,that's what carefully delivered music does,love Supertramp.

[@charliebrown5958]

This song just blows my mind..takes me away from everything and everyone...Thanks for such a Masterpiece.

[@thecurtray]

that will be 5 cents please. peace

[@pierrickleclech5132]

exactly my friend !!!

[@M5tworude]

I've always felt that this is a work of art, touches the soul.

[@bootlegbubble82]

Saw Supertramp at the Brighton Centre England i think end of the Seventies, still one of the most memorable concerts i have been to, and there have been many and still many that i do not yet know about. Music is still a powerful uniting force even with all the troubles in the world it brings comfort and hope .

[@esterduarte2785]

Para mim é o superlativo dos superlativos!!

[@wapuka]

My dearest friend, Steve, passed yesterday. I dedicate this song to you, dear, beautiful soul and spirit.

[@omegalgo297]

❤❤❤🎉

[@magirusdeutzjupiter2234]

What can you say about this...…...just epic, total dream land and heavenly.

[@algeriendalgerie6269]

Shame on Rick Davis for having broken up the band . Can't believe Roger would have done that. Thanks Roger for the music ,I have been listenning to you ever since I was 12 .Now I am 41 and will keep on listenning to your magic !

[@FrancescoBellringer]

Rick Davies did not break up the band, Roger left it himself in 1983... The remaining four continued to produce albums.

[@MetteC5]

@@FrancescoBellringer Roger left indeed, but Rick broke the promise he made to Roger: that the new Supertramp (without Roger) wouldn't play Roger's songs. I lost all respect of Rick after that.

[@EricOosterbeek]

How eerie are these words now in moments of truth. When we literally trying to hold our breath.

[@dennydarrington7792]

well said....but music helps allways

[@juantamayo5468]

Gracias Roger Hodgson, gracias Supertramp, por tu música, tu sensibilidad, tu alegría. Eterna es tu música y eternos tus seguidores. Música maravillosa, profunda y única. Gracias por compartirnos la esencia de tu ser, de tu espíritu luminoso y único. Siempre estarás en mi corazón. Gratitud...

[@SusanJamiesonKennedy]

These are college day reminders. I thought I knew everything but as the years go by I appreciate this more and more. Love live versions with orchestra! They always were and still are some of my very favorite rock and roll memories.

[@gemini2261]

A piece of genius, at 59 it takes me right back ❤️

Thank you so much. I grew up listening to Supertramp, and still do! Many great memories.

[@chrismarrie8404]

I am 50+ and I have way back in the day always LOVED SUPERTRAMP AND ALWAYS WILL. I always get a chill when I listen to FOOLS OVERTURE. LOVE

[@FrancisMaxino]

Musician from an era when musicians in the mainstream could actually bloody well play their instruments and sing without autotuning or overdubs.

[@danparr7119]

And in 2019 Roger is still doing it in style with a band of equally fantastic musicians. Long may it last.

[@aroaamador256]

Tengo 42 años y llevo oyendo a Supertramp desde los 10. Son únicos......

[@jpjoon4436]

I was 12 years old when I was listening this album, in my bedroom , making models. Those songs , this music are engraved in my body and my brain

[@johntechwriter]

Perhaps their most evocative song, it calls on a time before they were born, to when Britain stood alone against tyranny. The orchestral accompaniment is welcome and that bell! Hodgson's plaintiff voice does justice to one of his most beautiful melodies.

[@joebradley1520]

I can't come up with any words, just way too powerful and emotional...thank you Roger.

[@juaneduardoleonterrazas4835]

Una obra maestra y deleite a los oídos ...! Esto si era música ..!! De mis bandas favoritas Supertramp..! Con Roger Hodgson..el genio..!!

[@marcobotta8217]

A masterpiece

[@RONNYMORRISMUSIC]

Simply beautiful

[@mickeymousebiker1]

The Moody Blues, Sir George Martin and Alan Parsons sent me here. What a true masterpiece! Great composition/great musicianship/great lyic -- all around! This world needs more music such as this! Cheers and Heaven's best to Roger H and to all those associated with this magnificent sound!

[@kathyegriffin1543]

I have loved this since I first heard it many years ago.

[@waltnotfound_yet]

I'm 54 and still to this day when life seems to get a little too much to handle "Lord is it mine " soothes my soul! Thank you!!

[@bobphillips3222]

This piece always struck me as a suite of complementary "tunes." Lends itself very well to an orchestral treatment.

[@erichallforde8050]

Your music has given me so much joy and food for reflection over the years Roger, it is timeless....I first felt the magic when I was 15 or 16yo, I am 55 now, I can always go back to being 16 again by simply listening to Dreamer and Give a little bit... from the heart of an old man who gets to be young again with your magic..., thank you, from Australia

[@johntechwriter]

I was around 19 when I caught the Supertramp bug. Hodgson's infectious optimism and faith in the human spirit resonated deeply during that otherwise dark time, with Vietnam in full insanity mode and Watergate looming on the horizon. Who could have imagined that things would get even worse four decades later? It is so gratifying that Hodgson has has kept his voice and energy, and that younger generations immediately get him, and that he continues to sell out concert halls around the world. Maybe there is hope after all.

[@RicardoSaboia]

ditto

[@patriciavanrosmalen6017]

The same feelings .... its magic..... A dutch in Spain jejejeej

[@MrGreggallman]

I suggest a return to better times...

[@markusopitz4694]

Without words. Timeless.

[@gga2444]

Raise your hand if your watching this in 2019

[@Matt_Ghost]

and I also saw it live in Barcelona

[@gga2444]

@@Matt_Ghost I envy you!!! Я слушаю Supertramp с конца 80-х годов...просто Super!!!!

[@solross]

Done Great music.

[@libradragon]

Hand… ears... mind.

[@esdoorn23]

A masterpiece, worthy of raising hands!

[@giannipenzo4947]

Everlasting masterpiece in music history!!!!! Roger Hodsgon is one of the most beautiful voice ever heard and I was lucky to see him live with my sons.

[@fabriciotoledo8423]

The best of harmony. I'm live in Rio de Janeiro. We loved Supertramp

[@carollechubey2095]

This song is so magical i could listen to it every day.I never get of tired of Supertramp.Timeless..

[@jonnycomelatelyable]

Timeless indeed, as are Supertramp.

[@carollechubey2095]

yes!

[@carollechubey2095]

John Cullinane

[@martinegavalet116]

J'adore depuis sa parution !!!!!!! Pour moi c'est magnifique, presque hypnotique !!!!!

[@toddwilbur1139]

So beautifully written and executed. Where is this found in the current misic scene. Listen to and see to determine where the culture is. Where is anything going on that is as interesting as this? Punk ska classic rock.where have they gone. What do we have now? Computerized garbage. Pray for our future maybe something good is near.

[@pattiduval1876]

Seeing Roger live is like having an angel come from heaven to sing. A truly spiritual experience.

[@groelinbrekke6051]

Hannover in September 👌🎵🎶🎶

[@pattiduval1876]

@@groelinbrekke6051When will Roger come back to Florida? Tampa area. Its been years. Im going through Roger withdrawal!@

[@jonbarker6466]

I agree.......I am a Supertramp tragic. It takes me back to when I was 17. Unbelievable music!!

[@juniorevents]

Fool's Overture is a piece of Heaven ... thank you for ever Roger!

[@yarkee24]

I wore this album out twice , still some of the best music ever written, Thank You

[@spikespa5208]

Did the same to their "Paris" album.

[@EricMcDowellegm]

For me, a supreme moment in prog. rock!

[@wolfgangweller2525]

Supertramp's (Roger Hodgsons) masterpiece. This song alone from "Even in the quietest moments", despite all other great songs, will make him eternal!

[@anneveyssi2375]

Whaouuu gratitude profonde pour ce bonheur de partage excellent💝

[@lynseybc21]

Absolutely MASTERFUL performance!!!

[@robertbennie7889]

Rock music expertly composed with 'movements'. It holds together today as it always has. Chills on goosebumps.

[@paulloken6532]

I saw Rodger about 7 years ago enjoyed it so much that I took my son to his next show at the Snoqualmie ballroom. Great show always wanted to see him it was worth waiting for thanks to Rodger and his band

[@Davantaur]

Such an iconic riff.. I hear it in my brain.