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Points: 1834 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 14 2011 at 00:59
Originally posted by aginor aginor wrote:

Originally posted by Formentera Lady Formentera Lady wrote:

I like Roger's solo output more than the post Hodgson era of Supertramp. The reason is that Rick's Supertramp went into a jazzy-bluesy-funky direction, while on In the Eye of the Storm and Open the Door Roger stuck to the compositional techniques, influenced by classical music, that I always liked of the 'old' Supertramp.

And for the poll: Only because of you, but the others are great, too.
but what would you say is the core essence of Rogers music, everyone have it easy to explayn Ricks style (jazzy-bluesy-funky), but what genre is Rogers consist of ( i am tired of hearing "that typical old SP sound" i think Rogers sound is as neuanced and defining as Ricks, while Ricks songs are heavyer, harder and darker bluesy, jazzy and more direct, Roger is mysterious, calm and reflected, with folk, psych and more of the poppy jazz sound,

But it actually is "that typical old SP sound". That's why I wondered Roger is put in a different category than Supertramp...
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Points: 20314 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 14 2011 at 07:35
Originally posted by Formentera Lady Formentera Lady wrote:

Originally posted by aginor aginor wrote:

Originally posted by Formentera Lady Formentera Lady wrote:

I like Roger's solo output more than the post Hodgson era of Supertramp. The reason is that Rick's Supertramp went into a jazzy-bluesy-funky direction, while on In the Eye of the Storm and Open the Door Roger stuck to the compositional techniques, influenced by classical music, that I always liked of the 'old' Supertramp.

And for the poll: Only because of you, but the others are great, too.
but what would you say is the core essence of Rogers music, everyone have it easy to explayn Ricks style (jazzy-bluesy-funky), but what genre is Rogers consist of ( i am tired of hearing "that typical old SP sound" i think Rogers sound is as neuanced and defining as Ricks, while Ricks songs are heavyer, harder and darker bluesy, jazzy and more direct, Roger is mysterious, calm and reflected, with folk, psych and more of the poppy jazz sound,

But it actually is "that typical old SP sound". That's why I wondered Roger is put in a different category than Supertramp...
 
outside one track on Rites Of Passage with Terry Riley, most of his solo songs are not prog per se.
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