Supertramp-Indelibly Stamped (1971)

In 1971 Supertramp released their second album "Indelibly Stamped", which would go unnoticed at the time, but over time it has become a cult record for both fans of the band and progressive rock.
The sound of this album as it would happen with the previous and debut "Supertramp" is far from the characteristic sound of the band that we all know from "Crime Of The Century", even so here we find great moments of progressive rock like psychedelic "Aries", the country cabaret "Coming Home To see You", the pop "Friend In Need" or the suggestive "Rosie Had Everything Planned".
After this album the band disintegrates leaving only the leaders Roger Hodgson and Rick Davies who reform it with new members and years later they would start a meteoric career with four fantastic albums and a live show with which they went down in rock history.