Lyric stuff ups live .

Quote from fox on the rox

Thought Id throw this out to everyone for a bit of fun , if its not already been covered .

I was listening to Genesis live at Manchester 07 ( I went to the Twickenham gig ) recently .Couldnt help but smile when I noticed at the beginning of Cage Phil sings the word Cave 😊He changes to Cage later in the song . I often wondering if after the gig the boys rib him about that.

Ive noticed he gets a bit messed up on throwing and confusion on other recordings .

Any body else noticed these little slips of the tongue ?? 😉PG,s also done a few if I recall , particularly on fishing net .

Ummm...I hate to mention this, but the lyric early on is "cave" - it switches to "cage" later even in the studio version original with Peter:

http://genesismuseum.com/lamblyrics.htm

(scroll down to "In The Cage")

There is a part where Phil sings a different lyric in the live version of ITC. The original lyric is "In a trap, feel a strap. Holding still. Pinned for kill." Not exactly sure what Phil sings in that part but I'm pretty sure it's on both the TSL and Live Over Europe versions of the songs. Does anyone have any info on that? Like what the lyric is, when it originated and why?

I can't answer that question but this part always sticks out to me in live versions because Phil often used to burst out "Innatrapp!!!" like a tourette attack, which I find a bit weird.

Quote from DavetotheB

There is a part where Phil sings a different lyric in the live version of ITC. The original lyric is "In a trap, feel a strap. Holding still. Pinned for kill." Not exactly sure what Phil sings in that part but I'm pretty sure it's on both the TSL and Live Over Europe versions of the songs. Does anyone have any info on that? Like what the lyric is, when it originated and why?

The different lyric was discussed in another thread (here). Basically, I hear Phil singing "Feel the fear, dressed to kill."

Quote from fox on the rox

Thanks for that oftv , thats something ive never noticed before , I shall have to dig out the original .

No problem! I've learned lots of stuff about the band here and on the old forum. I guess that's why forums such as this exist in the first place.

On the 67-75 Archive Lamb live, on Anyway, PG sounds like he sings "(something-something) fish" instead of "time to meet the chef". A nice bit of in-the-moment authenticity in his overdubs there.

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On the 67-75 Archive Lamb live, on Anyway, PG sounds like he sings "(something-something) fish" instead of "time to meet the chef". A nice bit of in-the-moment authenticity in his overdubs there.

Yes, he sings "time to meet the fish." I wonder if he got tongue-tied on "chef."