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Breakfast in America

Breakfast in America

Studio album by SupertrampWikipedia

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Nov 2, 2026

JerryHOST
13:44
It said, you know, General Giant Octopus, Family Bandstand, Robert Fripp Exposure, Aqualung, Oblivion Express, Soft Machine 3rd, Hot Rats, Dark Side of the Moon, Selling England by the Pound, Two for the Palsy.
JerryHOST
14:01
Caravan, Girls Who Grow Plump in the Night, Breakfast in America, We're Only in it for the Money, Zappa, Legend, Tangerine Dream, Lambs Lay Down on Broadway, Brain Cell Surgery, Overnight Sensation, Van der Graaf, Deteriorator, Quiet Zone, Pressure Dome, Yeah, and then the very last one was, I thought it was cool they put that on there.
JerryHOST
14:27
Jeff Wayne's, that War of the Worlds double album.
EricHOST
14:31
Nice.
speaker_0HOST
23:39
He was the drummer for the group Supertramp.
speaker_0HOST
23:43
In fact, it's his drumming on the album Breakfast in America.
speaker_0HOST
23:48
That was their huge album.
speaker_0HOST
23:49
That was back in 1979.
LyleHOST
38:38
Yeah, Supertramp.
ClintHOST
38:41
What, Breakfast in America?
LyleHOST
38:42
Yeah, that's exactly what I was thinking.
VickyHOST
38:46
Is it? Yeah.
speaker_5UNKNOWN
53:47
the sun upon the high wall, When they discover everyone's another You were so nimble I would have fought her as a symbol Now I can't afford to We'll be right back.
Alan KraslowHOST
56:39
Music from Supertramp here on the Kraslov Vinyl Show from Breakfast in America.
Alan KraslowHOST
56:44
And that is such a good album.
Alan KraslowHOST
56:48
Just a nervous wreck is what we heard.
AshHOST
20:22
So it was always on.
AshHOST
20:26
But mostly Breakfast in America.
AshHOST
20:28
Yeah.
AshHOST
20:29
Because when I kind of stumbled across Crisis What Crisis, I'd mentioned it to him and I was like, oh, dad, you know, this is, you know, ironic.
AshHOST
20:45
And...
AshHOST
20:46
Yeah.
AshHOST
20:47
uh breakfast in america which is kind of the unique thing about this album because it's the one that sits in between of the two big ones yeah
MatthewHOST
20:55
i i did a bit of a deep dive yeah no interested to hear that and because you know super tramp um you know in that sort of british 70s um and thinking of bands like teenage fan club and that 90s lot you know super tramp really aren't a reference point they don't come up a lot But as I listened to the album, I could hear bits and pieces.
speaker_2HOST
54:49
There was a lot of detractors that said kind of the same thing.
speaker_2HOST
54:52
They were pretty straightforward and boring i don't know i mean they are an artsy group i mean this is this the album is breakfast in america from 1979 and i mean it's their most well-known record it's their biggest seller how much had the most hits how much do you know about super tramp i don't know that much about i know i know super tramp songs but i never paid that much attention to them do you know enough to tell me are they a california band Are they a California band? They are – no, they're from London.
speaker_1HOST
55:26
Oh, never mind then.
speaker_1HOST
55:27
Okay.
speaker_2HOST
56:01
In the eye of the storm, his first solo record is fantastic, which is...
speaker_2HOST
56:07
Very interesting, considering that I don't like Super Tramp sounds.
speaker_2HOST
56:12
But at least, if nothing else, you got their biggest record, Breakfast in America.
speaker_2HOST
56:16
It included four singles, including two of their biggest ones, The Logical Song and Take the Long Way Home.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
5:50
falling star that can only fall so far from me The walls are closing Oh, I've been swimming Inside an ocean Feels like I'm drowning Don't ask me why Like I'm surrounded by the echoes of the tears that filled your eyes A laden store that can only
PyroHOST
9:28
well hello and welcome to the rock monster show with me pyro the rock monster right here on we rock fm and i have a great show for you as ever i am playing the very very best mix of classic rock prog and blues and i do this for you every week and it is a great show i do absolutely love it and i hope you will too we have an interesting selection of tracks this week as ever my album of the week comes in europe it's called come the madness my classic album of the week in the bit in the middle the podcast exclusive bit is super tramp and breakfast in america But we just had Hailstorm falling down.
PyroHOST
10:11
And Iron Maiden live at Donington 1992.
PyroHOST
10:14
Be quick or be dead.

54 MINS LATER

PyroHOST
63:52
You ain't seen nothing yet.
PyroHOST
63:53
And before that, more blues from John Mayall and the Blues Breakers, Double Cross in Time.
PyroHOST
63:59
Coming up in this part, the classic album of the week this week is Breakfast in America by Supertramp.
PyroHOST
64:05
I'll be playing three tracks on that very soon.
Dave GwilliamHOST
1:12
And what it does with that waiting is the entire point of today's Side 1.
Dave GwilliamHOST
1:19
We've had Supertramp in the conversation before, particularly Breakfast in America.
Dave GwilliamHOST
1:24
But this isn't another argument about the hits or which side is strongest.
Dave GwilliamHOST
1:29
I'm pulling out a different Supertramp record because I want to ask a question about the very first seconds of a piece of music.
Nathan BeaudryHOST
67:47
Engineer Angelo Arcuri ran the multi-track tape so I could hear exactly where the solo was meant to begin, and after a pass or two suggested that I play along just to get a feel for it.
Nathan BeaudryHOST
67:56
I was standing at my keyboard behind Ronnie, who was seated at the console with Angelo to his right at the legendary Village Recorders at Studio D, the same studio and recording console famously used for the record to record Steely Dan's Asia, Super Tramp's Breakfast in America, and the Rolling Stones' Goat Head Soup.
Nathan BeaudryHOST
68:16
I nodded to Angelo, and after he'd rewound the tape, that I was ready, and the track started playing once again through the huge soffit-mounted studio monitors.
Nathan BeaudryHOST
68:25
I played along to the track as Angelo had suggested, wondering when Ronnie would finally offer some commentary about what he'd been listening to for the past 10 or 15 minutes.
Ashley PageHOST
24:38
Okay, Super Tramp.
Ashley PageHOST
24:41
Is that Breakfast in America?
BradHOST
24:42
It is Breakfast in America.
BradHOST
24:43
Okay.
BradHOST
24:44
Woo! All right, we're the guests.

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