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Crisis? What Crisis? (from English — "Crisis? What kind of crisis?") is the fourth studio album by the prog rock band Supertramp, released in 1975.

Supertramp - Crisis? What Crisis? (1975)

Crisis? What Crisis? the band's first CD recorded in the USA (Los Angeles). The title of the album is taken from Fred Zinnerman's feature film "Day of the Jackal", released in 1973.

Four songs from the album ("Sister Moonshine", "Another Man's Woman", "Lady", and "Just a Normal Day") were performed at concerts before they were recorded in the studio, which shows the band's performance at The Hammersmith Odeon in London in March 1975, which later It was included in the 2001 edition of "Is Everybody Listening?".

A remastered CD version of the album was released on June 11, 2002 by A&M Records. The edition contains the original cover design, a list of artists and the lyrics of all the songs, which was not in previous editions.

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They didn't assemble mega-halls packed to the brim with raging fans. Most of their performances were attended by an aesthetically pleasing audience who preferred a chamber setting, and by definition there could not be many such an audience. In addition, too little time has passed since the release of the triumphant "Crime Of The Century" and that album, like the band itself, has not yet managed to find its upcoming titles. Although all the prerequisites for this took place. But at the same time, it would not surprise anyone if everything had been reduced to the creative burnout of the young quintet. Fate, however, has prepared a different development for Supertramp.

It all started with the fact that due to a hand injury to guitarist Roger Hodgson, they had to prematurely end Crime Tours North American Leg. This led to dissatisfaction on the part of the management of A&M Records, which forced the band to fill this unforeseen downtime with the preparation of a new record. The musicians had no choice but to start a session in one of the studios in Los Angeles, although they were not ready for this at all. After a busy tour schedule, new ideas did not want to come to the heads of the leaders and authors of the entire Supertramp repertoire, Rick Davis and Roger Hodgson - the band needed a break. Meanwhile, they had little time for everything - just a few weeks instead of the usual few months.

They were saved then by the fact that a lot of previously unrealized material of dubious quality had accumulated in the Supertramp storerooms. And also a great relationship with sound engineer Ken Scott, who "polished" their previous "Crime..." and whose participation in the work on the new LP as a co-producer gave hope that this record, which at first seemed doomed, would still sound.

Back in March 1975, four previously unreleased songs ("Sister Moonshine", "Lady", "Just A Normal Day" and "Another Man's Woman") were voiced by the band at London's Hammersmith Odeon and even recorded by the British Air Force. Out of desperation, it was decided to take them as a basis, despite the fact that these semi-finished products did not inspire the musicians themselves. Besides, rehearsals were difficult at first. And in general, the situation in the studio at that time was far from ideal. The musicians didn't like the setting, they didn't like the material they were getting. The new compositions "Ain't Nobody But Me" by Davis and "The Meaning" by Hodgson indicated another problem that has already been outlined for "Crime...", but so far not so acute as to start ringing all the bells. The creative differences between the two Supertramp leaders eventually came to light and made themselves felt. A story that is as old as the world. And if in life these two maintained quite friendly relations, then in their work Rick and Roger appeared as convinced antagonists. There are only memories of the former spiritual unity of the first years of Supertramp's existence.

Despite the initially unimportant commercial result, "Crisis? What Crisis?" It made it to the Top 20 of the British UK Album Chart and to the Top 50 of the American one. The authoritative Billboard 200 brought the record to the 44th highest place. The British newspaper Record Mirror included this work by Supertramp in its annual list of the best albums of 1975.

Roger Hodgson - guitar, keyboards, lead vocals (1,2,4,6,8-10)

Richard Davies - keyboards, harmonica, lead vocals (3,5,7,8)

John Anthony Helliwell - wind instruments, backing vocals

Dougie Thomson - bass

Bob C. Siebenberg - drums, percussion

With:

Richard Anthony Hewson - orchestra & choir arrangements

[northwestofinsanity]

Original Supertramp!

[julio-viernes]

Bueno, pero lo que yo llevaba en la bolsa granate era el segundo LP de Supertramp, "Indelibly Stamped" (A&M, 1971), conocido popularmente como "el disco de las tetas", con canciones tan contagiosamente pubrockeras como "Your Poppa Don´t Mind", aunque la tónica general del LP no sea esa. Ojo, que esto es el rollo del pub tiempo antes de que esa etiqueta - que es más un sitio, un lugar, que un estilo o subgénero- fuera acuñada. ¿No les gusta el boogie porque es de Supertramp? ¡Venga ya!

Por cierto, este es el único álbum de ellos en el que tocó Dave Winthrop, posteriormente saxofonista de la banda de mod revival Secret Affair en los tres álbumes que publicaron 1979-82. Sobre "Behind Close Doors".

[youcannottakeitwithyou]

Dave Winthrop

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We have our winners of Round 1!

Moira vs Billy

Jake Cool-Ice vs Dr. Sarah Drake

The Beast vs Arlo Thacker (NPC)

Barclay vs Madeline Cobb*

Dave Bebubidifier vs The Countenance

Vincent vs Victoria

Kirby vs Heathcliff

Leo Tarkesian vs Minerva

Beacon vs Alexandra

Janelle vs Dani

The Calamity vs Muffy

Clint McElroy (Plane Walker) vs Agent Stern

Keith vs The Quell

Sheriff Owens vs Dr. Harris Bonkers

Hollis vs Winthrop

Woodbridge vs Calvin Owens

Sylvain vs Deputy Dewey

Pigeon Wilson vs Boyd Mosche

Indrid Cold vs Juno Devine

And due to the face that this is an uneven number, I'm letting Mama (Madeline Cobb) have a second chance since it was brought up that people might not remember that is her actual name.

[juleecruisearchive]

Life In Quiet River City Highlights 'Music Man'

Julee Cruise takes advantage of a quiet moment in her role as Eulalie MacKecknie Shinn, the mayor's gossipy wife.

"Music Man" was selected as this year's musical. The Merideth Wilson plays centers on the life in a small Iowa town, River City. River City is a quiet village until one Professor Hill arrives and disrupts the normal life and activities of the town.

Comic relief was provided by Kathy Mercer, Greg Boden, Meri Beth Herzberg, Dennis Prescott, Julee Cruise, Rich Roe, Kim Johnson, Deanna Freemeyer, and Dave Stoker as the members of the barbershop quartet and the Pick-a-little-talk-a-little ladies.

Profesor Hill, a charlatan, hoodwinks the people into believing that they need a boys' band. The town then thrives on the vision of this new band.

Neither the mayor nor the school board of River City trust this Hill, thus setting up one of the major conflicts in the play.

If this were the only conflict, Professor Hill might be home free, but these is Marian, the librarian. He chases her, she ignores him; she chases him, he likes it.

In the end, the audience learns that real talent sometimes exists only in the mind. Professor Hill and Marian unite; River City returns to its placid and tranquil ways.

Leads were held by seniors Julie Fehrle, Steve Tackett, Julee Cruise, Peter Eklund, and Dave Smith. Mike Johnson, sixth grader from Cromwell, played the part of Winthrop Paroo. Source: Crest 1975 - Creston High School Yearbook

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Supertramp, 1971

[van-cortlandt]

Supertramp, 1970

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but are we surprised that muffy winthrop and dave are vampos?

[northwestofinsanity]

Early Supertramp

[julio-viernes]

Secret Affair: Ian Page, Dave Winthrop, David Cairns, Sheb Shelton, Dennis Smith. También miembros de The New Hearts, Advertising, Supertramp y Dexys Midnight Runners.  

[youcannottakeitwithyou]

Dave Winthrop

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Best TAZ Amnesty NPC Poll Round 1!

The matchups are randomized so please don't yell at me!

Polls will be posted 4/13 after 12pm EST

Moira vs Billy

Jake Cool-Ice vs Dr. Sarah Drake

The Beast vs Arlo Thacker (NPC)

Barclay vs Madeline Cobb

Dave Bebubidifier vs The Countenance

Vincent vs Victoria

Kirby vs Heathcliff

Leo Tarkesian vs Minerva

Beacon vs Alexandra

Janelle vs Dani

The Calamity vs Muffy

Clint McElroy (Plane Walker) vs Agent Stern

Keith vs The Quell

Sheriff Owens vs Dr. Harris Bonkers

Hollis vs Winthrop

Woodbridge vs Calvin Owens

Sylvain vs Deputy Dewey

Pigeon Wilson vs Boyd Mosche

Indrid Cold vs Juno Devine

[m0onbunnie]

Star Fragment sinopse + All my characters

Sinopse

Star Fragment tell a story about 5 idiots trying to get the fragments of a magical crystal shooting star to remove the strange Ares curse from Rose Sapphire

The story also tells about the whole main cast trying to survive from the curse, trying to not get insane and solve all the mysteries behind the curse, the city and their own pasts

Charaters

(this part is very big so i put the keep reading)

■Main Charaters■

Nyla

Ume

Hideki

Hazel

Marmelade

Jasmine

■The rest of the main cast■

Cream

Calvin

Clementine

Miguel

Chocola

Vanilla

Kao

Ernest

Amai

Bruno

Luiz

Hanka

Cinnamon

SnowFluff

Marylin

Sunny

Summer

Sprinkles

Sugar

Orange

Aika

Karol

William

Ayanne

Rosetta

Lilly

Charmaine

■minor characters■

Madeline

Dave

Jack

Pepper

Pancake

Zombella

Freshy

Macaroon

Brittany

Mackenzie

Orquid

Dahila

Sam

Orchid

Sakura

Mint

Strawberry

Inkdrop

SnowFlake

Diamond

Rubellite

Ms.Blossom

■Dead characters■

Cherry

Bob

Haruki

Roser

Tootsie

Comet

Chelsea

John

Isabella

Alaska

Mary

Neon

Julian

Nick

■pet(?) Characters■

Opal

Hime

Franbo

Berry

Frost

Star(not a pet but plush)

■Gods and demigods■

Moonstone

Sunstone

Tourmaline

Sebastian

Winthrop

Valentina

Oceania

August

Allston

Caelum

Harmonia

Lucy

Lucifer

Meep, Yuki, Hana and Scarlet(demigods)

■Antagonists■

Pastelle

Passion

Orion

CrOmO

Porcelain

Plastic

Nataline

StarBunny

Syrup

Azazel

Addanc

Ardat

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The original Supertramp lineup, 1970

[a-fallout-bi]

Finally got around to finishing my lone wanderer

Name: Adelaide "Scraps" clements

Age: 21

Gender: agender

Sexuality: bisexual

Vault tec job: trash burner

Main weapon: hunting rifle

Personality: dishonest, persistent, passionate, tolerant, resourceful, fearless, vengeful, nonconforming, clever, loyal

Likes: centaurs, ghouls(feral or not), subways, wasteland food, eccentric people, uniqueness, nuka cola quantum, useless prewar stuff, long guns

Dislikes: authority, vault tec, blunt weapons(especially security batons), religion, freeze dried food, open spaces, radscorpions, fire, strong smells(good or not), prudes, showing her teeth

Friends: Three dog, Butch DeLoria, amata, Dave, mister Crowley, Winthrop, patchwork, fawkes, the mechanist, jericho(one sided), Moira, Harold, James hargrave, Desmond lockhart

Enemies: everybody at tenpenny towers, all slavers, Tammy hargrave, all vault 101 officers, the overseer, the brotherhood of steel, Lucy west, ahzrukhal

Crushes: billy creel, red, bittercup, Paul Hannon jr, gob, mysterious stranger

Fun fact: got her eye scar and missing teeth from a encounter with a vault tec officer