What makes In the Eye of the Storm by Roger Hodgson notable?

'In the Eye of the Storm' received critical acclaim and showcased Hodgson's songwriting prowess, particularly on tracks like 'Had a Dream (Sleeping With the Enemy)'. The album peaked at number 38 on the Billboard 200 chart and is noted for its influence on the adult contemporary genre, showcasing Hodgson's unique blend of rock and pop elements. Released in January 1984, 'In the Eye of the Storm' was Roger Hodgson's first solo album after leaving Supertramp. This album marked a significant transition for Hodgson as he sought to establish his own identity outside of the band, following the commercial success of Supertramp's 'Breakfast in America' in 1979.