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Topic ClosedSoapbox Opera vs Another Man's Woman
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Poll Question: Which do you like the most?
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    Posted: July 09 2015 at 18:49
Another Man's Woman is great but I just LOVE Soapbox Opera
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Another Man's woman is one of the few Supertramp tracks I can listen to today, not that I do, so it's the obvious choice.  The second half makes it.  Having said that, it's not in danger of making my top 1000  Big smile.  Only "Crime of the Century" might do that.  , Soapbox Opera is just another limp Hodgson ballad.   

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Wow... It seems all the commenters coted Soapbox!

As a bonus, does anyone mind explaining why you prefer one or the other? This way it will be more interesting I hope
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Soapbox Opera.
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Soapbox Opera is unique in the land of prog ballads.
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Points: 2060 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 08 2015 at 00:36
A soapbox opera.


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always favored rick over roger.
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I'll go with Another Man's Woman. The secobd half breakdown in an incredible moment.
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