I love Crisis? What Crisis? â it comes a very close second to Crime of the Century, for me (difficult to surpass the latter â one of the most brilliant albums ever made, in my view) and these are the two I choose to listen to most often. Itâs interesting that on CWC, itâs quite easy to discern who wrote which track and that already, Hodgson and Davies were heading in different directions, and yet IMHO it still all makes for a most satisfying listen. Rick Daviesâ piano work is nothing less than genius on âAnother Manâs Womanâ, and the other great tracks Iâd single out are âSoapbox Operaâ, âAint Nobody but Meâ and âSister Moonshineâ. Third, Iâd choose Even in the Quietest Moments and then Breakfast in America. Paris goes with me to the island because I would never not want to be able to hear Supertramp, they did such an amazing job live, with all those real instruments (poor roadies) and because it contains elements of all four of the abovementioned albums.
As always - to each their own.
As always - to each their own.
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