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Universal Music GmbH

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Release date

1986-08-05

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Catalogue number

3931292

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82839312929

Artist

Supertramp

Label EU

A & M Records

Genre EU

Rock-Pop

Supertramp is a British/American rock band that was formed in London, England in 1969. They disbanded in 1988 but reunited intermittently from 1996 to 2002. The band reformed again in 2010/11 for a European tour.

The original lineup of Supertramp included Roger Hodgson on vocals, acoustic guitar, cello, flageolet, and bass; Rick Davies on vocals, piano, electric piano, organ, and harmonica; Richard Palmer-James on acoustic & electric guitar and balalaika; and Robert Millar on drums, harmonica, and percussion.

The classic lineup of the band from 1973 to 1983-1988 consisted of Roger Hodgson on lead vocals, keyboards, and guitars; Rick Davies on vocals and keyboards; John Helliwell on woodwinds and keyboards; Dougie Thomson on bass; and Bob Siebenberg on drums.

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Indelibly Stamped is the second studio album by the British rock band Supertramp, released in 1971 by A & M Records. This album showcases the band's unique blend of progressive rock and pop sensibilities, with thought-provoking lyrics and intricate musical arrangements.

The album opens with the energetic track "Your Poppa Don't Mind," featuring catchy melodies and harmonies that instantly grab your attention. The band's signature sound is further highlighted in songs like "Travelled" and "Rosie Had Everything Planned," which showcase their ability to seamlessly fuse different musical styles together.

One of the standout tracks on Indelibly Stamped is "Remember," a hauntingly beautiful ballad that showcases lead vocalist Roger Hodgson's emotive vocals. The song builds up gradually, with layers of piano, guitar, and orchestration adding depth to the heartfelt lyrics.

Supertramp also explores more experimental territory on this album with tracks like "Surely" and "Aries." These songs feature complex instrumental sections and unconventional song structures, demonstrating the band's willingness to push boundaries and explore new sonic landscapes.

The album concludes with the epic track "Try Again," a powerful anthem that encapsulates Supertramp's ability to create dynamic and emotionally charged music. With its soaring vocals, intricate guitar solos, and driving rhythm section, this song leaves a lasting impression on listeners.

Overall, Indelibly Stamped is a captivating album that showcases Supertramp's unique musical style. With its thought-provoking lyrics, intricate arrangements, and memorable melodies, this record is a must-have for fans of progressive rock and classic British rock music.

Indelibly Stamped

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