The highs are very high, but the lows are also very low. Lacks the consistency of Crime, but the good songs here are among the best Supetramp made.

The album that predicted 9/11. scary stuff my friends scary stuff

This was the era of albums and the first track on side two was Long Way Home, a kind of haunting lyric and song that set a tone for the side. While the first side was poppy and likable, the second just a bit richer.

One of those must have records of its time. Although disco was at its peak, Supertramp still managed to grab some airplay with gems like Logical Song and Goodbye Stranger. And its still a good listen today.

Supertramp seemed to not care whether they were with the times or not - they pursued a song that nobody else was, and their music has aged well because of it. Breakfast is not as consistent as Crime of the Century, but it takes more risks. A quality 70s release.

There are some 70's records i consider as milestones and B. in A. surely is one of it. Supertramp's 1st voice Roger Hodgson is one of the best, I guess...with Don Henley Lindsay Buckingham and few others

As massively popular as this album was at the time, it was equally creative. You never really hear many other bands that sound like Supertramp did at this moment. 1979 is a year pretty stacked with quality at the top but it still feels like this album should be Top 10 in that year if not higher.

This album is stacked and packed with a number of prime cut hits that are highly entertaining. Logical Song, Breakfast in America, Take the Long Way Home, and especially Goodbye Stranger are all top level songs. It's so weird how often I forget this album, because every time I come back to it, it is so warm and familiar. Like an old friend.

This album is just too much fun to pass on. "Don't you look at my girlfriend, 'cause she's the only one I got (what she got? Not a lot!)".

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