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A superbly modern album.The album starts off with Give A Little Bit - a lively song based around Hogdson's acoustic guitar. Lover Boy - Is again a lively song - which I am sure a lot of teenager (Like myself) can relate to! Even in the Quietest Moments - an acoustic, open-aired sounding masterpiece. The song starts off quietly and builds to a climax before disappearing into the background at the end. Downstream - an emotional love song - centred solely around Davies and his Piano.Babaji - a song about a mystical entity - a lot like their "Breakfast in America" single - again, a very lightmore… but emotional song. From Now On - a relatable song. Fools Overture - This song is well ahead of it's time. Originally it was going to be called "The String Machine Epic", as Hogdson makes full use out of the keyboard. The song was written to symbolise the fall of mankind - and when you listen closely, you can see the images via the music. The instrumentation and emotion shown by all five members of the band truly blows you away. They take the keyboard and use it to it's full potential by creating the trumpet effects and such. One of their longest songs and deffinetly one of the best.A unique album, one that was a turning point in their career - A Masterpiece!

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Music > Albums

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CD

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Retail

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Title:

Supertramp - Even in the Quietest Moments (2000) Retail CD

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