Best Supertramp Albums

This is personally my favorite album of all time. Every single song is fantastic. Hide in Your Shell is, in my opinion, one of the best songs ever written. Asylum is great, and so is Rudy. School is one of the best. If Everyone Was Listening is extremely underrated. Bloody Well Right is a fun guitar-based song. Dreamer is my least favorite track, but it's still very good. Crime of the Century is a great track. This is easily one of the most underrated albums of all time, and definitely the best Supertramp album.

Undoubtedly their masterpiece. "The Logical Song," "Take the Long Way Home," "Goodbye Stranger," and "Breakfast in America" are the focus songs, but the intro, "Gone Hollywood," and the outro, "Child of Vision," are just as musically deep and uplifting. Best album from the best progressive rock band ever.

Awesome album. Almost everything is great. I don't really know much about Oh Darling, and I don't really care for Take the Long Way Home.

Well produced!
Great songs!
Spin and enjoy!

Absolutely one of their best. From Now On recently became one of my favorites, and I've already known Give a Little Bit for a while. Downstream is a great solo track for Rick, while Lover Boy is pretty interesting too. Fool's Overture and Babaji are classics as well. Oddly enough, the title track is the most forgettable of the bunch, but I still love this album!

Most people will name either the easily digestible "prog-pop" of "Breakfast in America" or the "pure prog" of "Crime of the Century." For me, "Even in the Quietest Moments…" was the perfect compromise: not too poppy, not too proggy. Plus, my favorite Supertramp song, "From Now On," is included.

Listening to it now, only on vinyl. I would rank it second behind Crime. Not as dark, but still excellent.

Some great tracks here. Very good.

The last album with Roger Hodgson, who left the band in 1983 to pursue a solo career. The mood of the album is more romantically inclined, featuring mostly love songs. It was significantly weaker than the previous four masterpieces because the relationship between Roger and Rick was strained, which was reflected in the album itself. Despite that, it was quite successful, topping charts in several countries and producing hit singles like "It's Raining Again." Still a good Supertramp album. 8/10

Almost all of the songs are spectacular on this album, but I don't think No Inbetween is really that good. I could change my mind soon. The title track is splendid and probably one of Supertramp's best songs ever. You also have fantastic songs like Better Days, Still in Love, and Cannonball. Who needs Roger when we have Rick to perform this masterpiece of an album?

I thought Supertramp was nothing without Roger Hodgson, but this album proved that the band could be even better with Rick Davies. The 16-minute song Brother Where You Bound is amazing, and it features David Gilmour on guitar. The rest of the album is very good too.

It's a Long Road, I Am Not Like Other Birds of Prey, Maybe I'm a Beggar, and Try Again are all amazing songs from this first album. Very underrated, yet the best album they made. This is much more progressive rock, and I love it.

Without a doubt, a great album. It tops my Supertramp list ahead of Crisis? What Crisis?

It was okay. Not their best, but it was good.

I don't listen to this album much, but you all need to listen to Travelled.

Not too bad. It did have some favorites, like Gold Rush.

It's got some great songs. One of my favorites is Bee in Your Bonnet.