Old Enough to Forget

I still recall hearing "Had a Dream (Sleeping with the Enemy)" on the radio a lot back in the fall of '84. This wasn't the radio edit, it was the full song and thankfully FM radio was still a thing of wonder back in the day. Considering much of 1983 was spent with Supertramp on their farewell tour I wonder where Roger found the time to write and record the album. It's a strange thing going back now and realizing the guys in Supertramp were still young men when they were saying their good-byes. Roger was in his early thirties and was still pretty much in his prime. The notching of decades in music is a weird phenomena. You can't really feel it in real time, although you get the sense changes are often afoot. The transition out of the '70s was pretty pronounced but there was still that fuzzy time where things were the same but they weren't. Supertramp were at their biggest until suddenly they weren't anymore. You knew the writing was on the wall when...