Product Description
Digitally remastered and expanded deluxe two CD edition including a bonus CD containing 12 unreleased live tracks. Their sixth album, Supertramp's most popular and successful work, Breakfast in America was released in March 1979, and reached #3 in the UK and #1 in the United States where it stayed on top for six weeks. It yielded the hit singles 'The Logical Song', 'Take The Long Way Home', 'Breakfast In America' and 'Goodbye Stranger'. The second disc, Breakfast Around The World, contains 12 previously unreleased live recordings from Miami, London and Paris between October and December 1979. Mostly drawn from Breakfast In America, it also includes earlier stage favorites 'Rudy', 'Give A Little Bit' and 'Even In The Quietest Moments'.

CD 1
1. Gone Hollywood Remastered Version/2010
2. The Logical Song Remastered Version/2010
3. Goodbye Stranger Remastered Version/2010
4. Breakfast In America Remastered Version/2010
5. Oh Darling Remastered Version/2010
6. Take The Long Way Home Remastered Version/2010
7. Lord Is It Mine Remastered Version/2010
8. Just Another Nervous Wreck Remastered Version/2010
9. Casual Conversations Remastered Version/2010
10. Child Of Vision Remastered Version/2010

CD 2
1. The Logical Song Live At Pavillon de Paris/1979
2. Goodbye Stranger Live At Pavillon de Paris/1979
3. Breakfast In America Live At Wembley/1979
4. Oh Darling Live In Miami/1979
5. Take The Long Way Home Live At Wembley/1979
6. Another Man's Woman Live At Pavillon de Paris/1979
7. Even In The Quietest Moments Live At Pavillon de Paris/1979
8. Rudy Live At Wembley/1979
9. Downstream Live At Pavillon de Paris/1979
10. Give A Little Bit Live At Pavillon de Paris/1979
11. From Now On Live At Wembley/1979
12. Child Of Vision Live At Pavillon de Paris/1979

Amazon USA:
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00408MS5S/?tag=imwan-20

Amazon UK:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00408MS5S/?tag=imwan-21

Now we're getting somewhere. Guessing these are from the tour that the "Paris" live album came from.

No studio out-takes ?

I bet Roger had something to do with that

Great news for Kate Murtargh fans, but Supertramp fans already have lots of live material from this period. As already noted, though, it's probably hard to get the band together to dig out truly worthy material from the vaults.

Oh! So THAT'S her name! Thanks!

This goes on the list.

In!

I pre-ordered for Amazon UK as well as the upcoming King Crimson's.

Not my favorite Supertramp album (Ven's avatar would be the one), but it's a great one. I'm semi-interested but do I really need the live cuts? Not really, but it's better than nothing. I have a feeling this may be it for Supertramp deluxe editions sadly.

Being a huge Supertramp fan, I'm all over this one, although it's pretty funny seeing "2010 Remaster" when the catalog just got remastered and was also released on SHM. Of particular interest to me though is I've never heard them do a live version of "Child Of Vision" in any incarnation, in person or on cd.

Even though they're my favorite group, I've never been into live bonus material, so I'll probably pass. It'll be interesting to hear how this remastering job comes out, though -- the catalog "upgrade" from a few years ago was a bit of a mixed bag.

As I understand it, there really isn't much in the way of unreleased studio material. With the inclusion of the single-only sides "Land Ho" and "Summer Romance" on Retrospectacle, the only track I know of that hasn't made it to CD is the studio version of "You Started Laughing When I Held You In My Arms."

is it cheaper on amazon uk? I know station to station deluxe is after the removal of the VAT

might as well get this even though I just bought the latest remaster at best buy back in july

Everything is cheaper these days from the UK.

My order is being shipped from the UK as we speak.....and my 2 King Crimson CD+DVDs (Islands/ Wake Of Poseidon).

Just got mine in the mail but be warned - I just saw an ad in a UK music mag (forgot which one) that promises a SUPER Deluxe Edition come December.

I dug around a little and this is what I found (luckily, I'm very content with the regular "Deluxe" edition):
We are very excited to confirm the release of the “Breakfast In America” Super Deluxe format.

Although Supertramp’s previous records had popular success, it was BREAKFAST IN AMERICA in 1979 that made them massive global household names, and this release became their biggest selling album with in excess of 18 million copies sold to date worldwide.
It became the highest selling album in Australia (and the world) in 1979. Enjoying six weeks atop the Australian albums chart in 1979 – the record has special resonance on our shores.

This Super Deluxe edition of Breakfast In America is an ideal gift for the Supertramp connoisseur.
Containing memorabilia, rarely seen photographs and artifacts from their 1979 world tour, it is the biggest and best breakfast yet!

CD ONE:
BREAKFAST IN AMERICA 2010 REMASTER BY GREG CALBI AT STERLING SOUND
1. Gone Hollywood
2. The Logical Song
3. Goodbye Stranger
4. Breakfast In America
5. Oh Darling
6. Take The Long Way Home
7. Lord Is It Mine
8. Just Another Nervous Wreck

CD TWO:
BREAKFAST LIVE IN MIAMI, LONDON AND PARIS – LIVE IN CONCERT 1979
1. The Logical Song (Paris 79)
2. Goodbye Stranger (Paris 79)
3. Breakfast In America (London 79)
4. Oh Darling (Miami 79)
5. Take The Long Way Home
6. Another Man’s Woman (Paris 79)
7. Even In the Quietest Moments (Paris 79)
8. Rudy (London 79)
9. Downstream (Paris 79)
10. Give A Little Bit (Paris 79)
11. From Now On (London 79)
12. Child Of Vision (Paris 79)

DVD:
o SUPERTRAMP IN LES ENFANTS DU ROCK – RARE 1983 CAREER DOCUMENTARY FIRST SHOWN ON FRENCH TELEVISION (Presented by John Helliwell, it tells the story of the group with a cornucopia of rare footage and interviews with Rick Davies, Roger Hodgson, John Helliwell, Dougie Thomson and Bob Siebenberg)
o OLD GREY WHISTLE TEST 1979 MAKING OF BREAKFAST IN AMERICA DOCUMENTARY
o First shown in March 1979, this clip finds Bob Harris visiting the group during the making of the album in LA.
o ORIGINAL VIDEO CLIPS OF BREAKFAST IN AMERICA, THE LOGICAL SONG AND GOODBYE STRANGER

VINYL:
BREAKFAST IN AMERICA 2010 REMASTER BY GREG CALBI AT STERLING SOUND HEAVYWEIGHT 180gm edition

Extras:
o 60 PAGE HARDBACK BOOK WITH RARE PHOTOGRAPHS AND EXTENDED ESSAY AND INTERVIEWS BY PHIL ALEXANDER, EDITOR IN CHIEF MOJO MAGAZINE, CRAMMED WITH RARE PHOTOGRAPHS
o 28 PAGE REPLICA 1979 TOUR PROGRAMME
o 83x55cm POSTER ‘BREAKFAST BEING SERVED’
o ENVELOPE CONTAINING REPLICA 1979 TOUR TICKET FROM EMPIRE POOL WEMBLEY
o BREAKFAST TOUR LAMINATE
o SUPERTRAMP 1979 PATCH SUITABLE FOR SEWING!

I ordered mine from B&N, but of course it's delayed. This was my first-and last-B&N order.

This new remaster doesn't sound much different from the last one.

I also have it in the house along with the King Crimson's. Haven't had a chance to listen yet but like the packaging.
First I need to watch The Human Centipede (The First Sequence). Oh my!

amazon currently has the Super Deluxe edition listed as a pre-order for the low low price of $177.99. I'm a huge Supertramp fan and even I will say that they must be high.

Does anyone know why the deluxe edition is only available in the United States as an import?

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00408MS5S/?tag=imwan-20

This record was very commercially successful in the U.S. There are tons of Deluxe Edition series CD's available domestically that are nowhere near as popular as Breakfast In America. Kind of odd.

I feel this remaster is the best one yet. I agree with Ven that the previous remasters "were a mixed bag" but this one is a good one. I did enjoy the Live concert, this band was very tight and well produced act.

Rick A.

They're probably not going to reissue it formally here. UMe has been known to just import the non-US version. I saw it at CD Trader near LA last weekend for close to $30.

I got my copy from Amazon UK for under $20 shipped.

I would have loved that Super Deluxe version, but all I really want it for is the DVD and maybe the book. Not worth an extra $150 to me.

I've only listened to the bonus disc so far, and it's good. Nice live tracks, and definitely not polished up. I'm going to be curious how the album sounds vs. the Mobile Fidelity which has been my go-to CD copy for years.