Turn It On Again - A Genesis Forum
A forum to discuss all things about rock group Genesis and its solo outlets, such as Tony Banks, Phil Collins, Peter Gabriel, Steve Hackett, Anthony Phillips, Mike + The Mechanics and Ray Wilson
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tom replied to the thread The Ant Band: "A Light On The Hill" vinyl (Los Endos Event Special).
Visitors to the Los Endos event at Welkers had the right of first choice to purchase the album at a special event price, and they made good use of this opportunity. Nevertheless, there are still a few copies left from the 200-copy run. However, as I will have little to no time over the next few weeks to deal with shipping, there won’t be an offer on Bandcamp for the time being.
Instead, the album is now available from Burning Shed:
https://burningshed.com/the-ant-band_a-light-on-the-hill_vinyl
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foxfeeder replied to the thread From Genesis to Revelation.
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It's quite old, so AI probably isn't part of it, but it is to separate individual components, allowing a remix as required.
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davidroest replied to the thread Phil Collins - BBC Breakfast TV 22/05/2026.
Good to see Phil in better shape. I doubt he will ever perform live again and to be honest, he doesn't have to. I hope he will continue in music and he mentioned he has some stuff sitting on the shelf. Maybe he can work on that and release it.
AlanD replied to the thread Steve Hackett & Steve Rothery: "The Roaring Waves" [28 August 2026].
The Roaring Waves sounds like it could be an interesting album, I look forward to checking it out, once it's released.
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Spinifex replied to the thread GENESIS - Invisible Touch (40th anniversary).
As a 20 something year old, i didn't have a preconceived notion of what the genesis fan base thought of the each period. So i just enjoyed it all really since all my favourite bands are ones that evolved/changed/developed over the course of their careers and tried different things (e.i. the Byrds, Floyd, Crimson, Enz, Blur, Midnight Oil and of course those 4 mop tops).
Invisible Touch reminds me of a time and a place like all albums do, it has it's own mood and it's just a ton of fun. I never…