"Some Things Never Change" is the tenth studio album by the British rock band Supertramp, released in 1997. It marks a return to the band's classic sound, featuring their signature blend of progressive rock, pop, and art rock elements.
The album features songwriting contributions from both founding members, Rick Davies and Roger Hodgson, as well as other members of the band. Tracks like "It's a Hard World," "You Win, I Lose," and "Listen to Me Please" showcase the band's knack for crafting melodic hooks, intricate arrangements, and introspective lyrics.
While "Some Things Never Change" retains the classic Supertramp sound, it also incorporates modern production techniques and contemporary musical influences, giving the album a fresh and updated feel.
Despite receiving mixed reviews from critics upon its release, with some praising the album's musical craftsmanship and others criticizing its lack of innovation, "Some Things Never Change" was well-received by fans and performed modestly on the charts.
Overall, "Some Things Never Change" remains a notable entry in Supertramp's discography, showcasing the band's enduring musical legacy and their ability to create timeless and memorable songs.
