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Phil Collins – Hello I Must Be Going – review
Phil Collins' second solo album always stood in the shadows of its successful predecessor and its popular successor. Read here to find out what Hello, I Must Be Going has going for itself.
Phil Collins' second solo album always stood in the shadows of its successful predecessor and its popular successor. Read here to find out what Hello, I Must Be Going has going for itself.
2007 marked a huge comeback for Genesis. This raises both questions and interest. Tobias Müller comments – The Great Afterglow
Who is behind the German Genesis Fanclub it and behind genesis-news.com? Find out here…
Information about the content and the bonus material of the Gabriel-era Genesis SACD/DVD boxset can be found here.
Gudal & Matte have decided to record a second volume of Genesis For Two Grand Pianos, and The Musical Box keyboarder David Myers introduces his project Plays Genesis. Andreas Lauer has listened to both.
Come Rain Or Shine is actually "just" a bonus DVD for the When In Rome 2007 3DVD set. But 105 minutes' worth of bonus were not only worth being shown in a number of cinemas, they were also worth an attentive review by Martin Klinkhardt.
Anthony Phillips' debut LP is considered a cult album among Genesis fans because it is an artistic milestone for the progressive rock genre in the late 70s. Now a remastered version has become available. One of its highlights is the studio version of Silver Song sung by Phil Collins on the bonus CD. Tom Morgenstern has listened closely to the new version of this classic album.
Ray Wilson does not play in football stadiums or big arenas, quite the opposite. His shows take place mainly in smaller venues for up to a couple hundred people. Ray's shows thrive on this closeness to the audience, an intimacy that is almost always lost in larger venues. Sönke Bohm attended several of Ray's shows in late 2007 and early 2008.
The last European show 2007 of the Turn It On Again tour was filmed and released on DVD in 2008: When In Rome. We take a closer look.
Steve Hackett indulges in his love for classical music again. On February 19 he released his Tribute to his guitar idols, dispensing with every instrument that is not a nylon guitar.