Supertramp - Dreamer (Live In Montreal)

If you're talking about Dreamer, then I don't play the saxophone in Dreamer, which is a bit of a drag for a start, because that's my main thing, really. In fact, I don't play anything. So I just had to kind of stand there and sing a few harmonies, so I had to do something to amuse myself. Sometimes, as the super tramps realize their hard-won dream of success, all their troubles seem behind them. The most publicized problems of rock groups, drug abuse, sexual excess and the destruction of property, don't seem to be problems here. We didn't see them, and we certainly looked. That's partly a matter of personal taste, partly because wives and children are always around, and mostly because super tramp regard rock as a job like any other. You can't run wild all night and do your work properly the next day. But on this tour, there was a new problem. Super tramp's dream turned into a superstar's nightmare. Not long after this Montreal show, they had to cancel a Halifax concert because of bizarre and persistent death threats. Police and private security men couldn't find the source.