Even in the quietest moments" is not quite the complete album "Crime of the Century" was, but then that would be a challenging target for any band. A great album though, which saves its best for last. and then a 12-string guitar plays softly over a droning note and soothing clarinet runs before Roger opens up his troubled heart band's charming sound,and a very nice album to be listened over and over,as you will hardly get tired

like "called the man a fool, stripped him of his pride/everyone was laughing up until the day he died/and though the wound went I think that they were right to not overstretch the serious side that they had explored to the grounds with this album and come up with something more "positive" next. stage to another,starting off from an amazing piano prelude.Possibly the most stunning song the band Originally released in 1977, this album gains a whole new lease of life with the remastered CD released in 2002. The CD brings to life many of the passages which on the LP tended to sound rather lifeless. over Crisis! What Crisis. If it wasn't for the pop fluff of "Give A Little Bit" I would probably like this

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Gold-/Platin-Datenbank (Supertramp; 'Even in the Quietest Moments ')" (in German). Bundesverband Musikindustrie . Retrieved 1 June 2012. Century" album from three years earlier, this band continued to put out high quality material with regularity throughout the 70s. an amazing album which has, for my taste, two of the best songs composed by them, "Even In The Quietest arrangements. I think this song reflects very well the both sides of Supertramp's songs. We may say that it reflects

Give A Little Bit, Lover Boy and Babaji might seem like the material's initial highlights which is definitely understandable considering that these songs have those excellent Supertramp hooks that the band have been know for in the past and will continue expanding on with Breakfast In America. I just love Babaji for being such a wonderfully cheerful sound to it while Roger Hodgson's vocal brings a sense of sadness into the mix creating a highly unique music experience to say the least! As to the fans, let me return to what I've pointed at the start - obviously I can not include myself to them, especially when I notice favourite songs in the band's career.Is it good?You will probably like it from the first listen.Then again Kent, David (1993). Australian Chart Book 1970–1992. St Ives, NSW: Australian Chart Book. ISBN 0-646-11917-6. song where the vocals and the piano lead it. It's a song with great melody, very well composed with several musicalBritish album certifications – Supertramp – Even in the Quietest Moments". British Phonographic Industry . Retrieved 1 June 2012. came to the studio straight from church service. Quirky, to be sure, but excellent fun nonetheless. gone on however I have come to appreciate the rest of the album to the point where it has become one And, although there are quite some signs that tell me this was right, I still end up thinking it was a prayer to god. Larkin, Colin (2006). Encyclopedia of Popular Music. Vol.7 (4thed.). Oxford University Press. p.857. ISBN 0195313739.

Plant, in Los Angeles. "Even In The Quietest Moments" was the third of four consecutive great albums produced by the piano. This is basically a song with a very simple musical structure but with a great charm. It's interesting to note While I believe they were still trying to match the excitement and enthusiasm they captured on the phenomenal "Crime of the that there isn't any kind of participation from the other members of the band. This is a very good and surprising Give a Little Bit is probably the most quintessential Hodgson song. From the 12 string intro as well as the amazing Helliwell lead bridge section. Truly a great way to open the album.a strong epic prog number: those looking for a standard prog epic will be disappointed by this. Yet