SUPERTRAMP BREAKFAST IN AMERICA A&M AMP-6034 with OBI Japan LP Vinyl A
SUPERTRAMP BREAKFAST IN AMERICA A&M AMP-6034 with OBI Japan LP Vinyl A
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| Album name | BREAKFAST IN AMERICA |
| Artist | SUPERTRAMP |
| Model Number | AMP-6034 |
| Vinyl condition | EX |
| Sleeve codition | EX |
| Language | Japanese |
| Includes | OBI,Insert |
| Speed | 33 RPM |
| Made in | Japan |
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About the Album
Supertramp's Breakfast in America, released in 1979, became the band's most commercially successful album by combining art-rock arrangements with crisp pop songwriting. Its themes include ambition, disillusionment, travel, and the contrast between dreams and everyday life. “The Logical Song” pairs a memorable melody with questions about identity and conformity, while “Goodbye Stranger” and the title track show the band's talent for layered vocals and tightly constructed hooks. Rick Davies's and Roger Hodgson's contrasting voices and writing styles create variety across the record, supported by a precise rhythm section and saxophone textures. The album won a wide international audience and remains a defining example of late-1970s progressive pop and radio-friendly rock.