Turn It On Again - A Genesis Forum

Macy Gray's "I Try" is hell of a song .... I discovered Joseph Arthur when he did his first stuff like "Crying on Sunday". Later he became a favorite of the independent sector. Then he went mad during Covid, but that's a different story. I always wondered by "The Blue Nile" never continued. What a band, great albums.

One thing is certain: They never really cared about exact release anniversaries. So things may come, or not.

So, while the full moon release schedule for the new album is in full force, we still have this poll about the i/o tracks. Anyone who hasn't voted may do so, or if you did already, you may change your vote...

I'm sure we've all been in a position where a band or artist has hit the big time after we'd been listening to them for some time, so occasionally we get some kudos. Queen were one for me, I was playing Q2 before Sheer Heart Attack came out, but when BoRap hit no 1, I was in the lower 6th, and an upper 6th friend of a friend of mine came up to me in assembly, and shook my hand, saying "well done, you spotted them before any of us". Sadly, no girls I fancied were watching, but still, a nice…

A surprisingly thick book! ^^ (Apart from "The Bowler's Holding, the batsman's Willey", I'm struggling what to imagine is in there. I'll bet that one is though!)

I listened to Dimensionaut last year and I was very impressed. Such a pity there is only the one album. I like U Catastrophe, Becoming Human and The Architect too, although not as much as Dimensionaut. Very interested to see what he's up to next but, as you say, likely to be something different again!

I really wonder what Simon is up to. I was a bit surprised how good the eMolecule album was, and I was expecting a second one. This seems not to happen, unless somebody has different information? It seems he cannot stick to one project for longer. A shame, really!

[…] I noticed that too. Perhaps they do not find it on their keyboard ;)