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CRIME OF THE CENTURY

Supertramp

 

Crossover Prog

4.32 | 1831 ratings

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Lota
5 stars The first album were Rick Davies recruited a functioning, workable, contributing band, is also (in my opinion) their greatest. With the now complete lineup of Davies, Hodgson, Siebenberg, Helliwell and Thopson, Supertramp riffed off into stardom with their first big hit album and possibly their most celebrated. Crime Of The Century consists of two stories, which both took place respectively on their original LP sides, side one consisted of School, Bloody Well Right, Hide In your Shell, and Asylum. Side Two was Dreamer, Rudy, If Everyone Was Listening, and Crime of the Century. Side one was the story of the charachter Jimmy Cream, his youth, coming of age, and eventually, insanity. His story bears very creepy similarities to that of Pink Floyd founder Syd Barrett..... Side Two is about Rudy, a quiet, brilliant and corrupted person who eventually commits the 'Crime Of The Century.' They found a defined style and stuck with it for latter albums, however those latter albums (save 'Brother Where You Bound') didn't seem to stick to that sound. Definitely a must have for prog and art rock lovers. One of the greatest Albums I ever heard.
Lota | 5/5 |

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