Crisis? What Crisis? is the fourth studio album by Supertramp, released in 1975 on A&M Records. It followed the band’s commercial breakthrough with Crime of the Century and continued their blend of progressive rock, melodic pop, and introspective songwriting.
The album is especially noted for its iconic cover artwork, depicting a man relaxing under a sun umbrella amid an industrial wasteland — a visual satire on modern alienation that has become one of the most recognisable sleeves of the 1970s.
Musically, the record balances concise song structures with subtle progressive elements. Key tracks include Sister Moonshine, Ain’t Nobody But Me, Another Man’s Woman, and Easy Does It. Songwriting duties are shared between Rick Davies and Roger Hodgson, with production by Ken Scott and Supertramp.
This copy is a UK original pressing, identifiable by:
A&M tan label
Catalogue number AMLH 68347
Stereo, 33⅓ RPM
℗ 1975 A&M Records Ltd
“Made in England” text
Format: 12” LP
Label: A&M Records
Catalogue No.: AMLH 68347
Country: UK
Year: 1975
Condition: VG+ / VG+
