Supertramp - 06 - Listen To Me Please

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Uploaded by on Jun 4, 2011

Some Things Never Change is the eleventh album by progressive rock band Supertramp, released in 1997. The song "Live to Love You" features both the 'tackled' sound from the Coleco Electronic Quarterback handheld electronic game, as well as the Trouble "Pop-o-matic" bubble sounds from their 1979 hit "The Logical Song"
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  • this is an underrated album in my opinion. thanks for the upload.

  • @armanpour335 You are very welcome :)

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  • I like this album very much. It gives me the drive I need, even when I'm feelin' blue ...

  • You Have no Right to say that The whole Band Was awesome, better say: they are dead for you, because for me their music lives forever in every single album they were together.

    And sorry for my english :)

  • this is not supertramp roger not there so supertramp is dead

  • Gran disco de SUPERTRAMP, así lo quiero yo a Mark Hart ayudando a Rick; no cantando las canciones de Roger. Disco altamente recomendable!!!

  • Great song...

  • @AnonOE190

    Now there's 4 :D

    But this is actually such a good song, that probably no one wants to comment.

    One of my all-time Supertramp favs, and a good proof that they're still great without Roger.

  • can't believe there's only 2 comments on this song :P

  • @batiandu13

    like all others

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