Stereo Pop Special-93 is a Rock album by Supertramp, originally released in 2001. On Gatefold: 9 pressings tracked.
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Sound DNA
- Rock
Concert recorded at Hammersmith Odeon on March 9th 1975.
This recording has mostly been bootleged or released with dubious legal status, under different titles and with wrong information, often mistakenly said to be recorded live in Cleveland, Ohio, May 5th, 1976 at Richfield Stadium. A new mix of this recording was released officially as a bonus disc on the 40th anniversary reissue of 'Crime of the Century' (opens in a new tab). In 2026, the video was finally released officially.
On this live recording, the band plays its latest album 'Crime Of The Century' in its entirety and in the same order as the album. However in the middle of the concert, some new tracks are introduced, which will appear a few months later on 'Crisis What Crisis', their next album still at the recording stage at that time. Noteworthy is the role of presenter and public entertainer endorsed by John Helliwell, even pastiching a popular song of the 1940s, 'A You're Adorable'. This song is generally not listed in the tracklist of the bootlegs.
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Bob C. BenbergDRUMS
- Bob SiebenbergDRUMS DRUMS, PERCUSSION
- Dougie ThomsonBASS BASS, VOCALS
- John HelliwellSAXOPHONE, FLUTE, CLARINET SAXOPHONE, VOCALS SAXOPHONE, VOCALS, WOODWIND
- Rick DaviesGUITAR, VOCALS KEYBOARDS, VOCALS LEAD VOCALS, BACKING VOCALS, KEYBOARDS, HARMONICA
- Roger HodgsonGUITAR, KEYBOARDS, VOCALS KEYBOARDS, GUITAR, VOCALS LEAD VOCALS, BACKING VOCALS, KEYBOARDS, GUITAR
9 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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