Stumbled into this on YouTube: Alex Ball recently uploaded a video to his channel playing through recently acquired E-mu SP-12 floppy discs from Phil Collins & Mike Rutherford, circa early-1986:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yOLSMIB1JCw E-mu SP-12E-mu SP-12E-mu SP-12
That is actually brilliant.
If he didn't say "fake" I would have taken it as an authentic Genesis Jam! 
Thanks for that. Interesting and enjoyable, and worth it just for some of his reactions. "Phwoar!"
worth it just for some of his reactions. "Phwoar!"
I also quite liked his "So Phil..." reaction just before.
Very interesting! So all those years we thought Phil was a great drummer, it was really someone on keys......... (kidding, a bit).
But, Seriously, everyone was up to this in the 80's, the Moody Blues certainly did this on The Other Side Of Life, and Sur La Mer, they said as much, even at the time, and Barclay James Harvest did it on Welcome To The Show, Mel Pritchard admitted he was worried about doing the drum section in the middle 8 of African Nights live, as it had been done with samples in the studio, and was very complex.
I wonder if Nick Mason used it? I can't see the point! 
