Steve Hackett's album Darktown was released 25 years ago today.
This is our review:
Genesis News Com [it]: Steve Hackett - Darktown - CD review (genesis-news.com)
Do you have the album? What are your favorite tracks?
Steve Hackett's album Darktown was released 25 years ago today.
This is our review:
Genesis News Com [it]: Steve Hackett - Darktown - CD review (genesis-news.com)
Do you have the album? What are your favorite tracks?
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/ Peter Gabriel releases live tracks from exclusive 2003 show in his Full Moon Club
For those of you who understand German
With kind permission, we have published a German transcript on our German site here:
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BRAND X - Don't Make Waves Year: 1979 Recorded: April 1979 by the "day shift" at Ringo Starr's Startling Studios in Ascot, released: 14 September 1979. Album: Product Working title: ? Credits: John Goodsall Lyrics: Yes Length: 5:28 Musicians: Phil Collins; John Goodsall, Robin Lumley, John Gblin Played Live: 1979
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Notes: BRAND X were always more than just a Phil Collins side-project, but that period was really interesting for Phil's fans and Don't Make Waves is one of only a few tracks where Phil also sings. The album Product remains a favorite for many fans as well. Today, in 2024, three of the four musicians involved have already passed away.. Also check out our website-special An Unorthodox History about Brand X here: https://www.genesis-news.com/c…rthodox-History-c274.html |
Nic was recently interviewed by Scott Saldinger for the Almost Famous Magazine.
This is the video:
I also think it's a strong track and certainly better than, let's say Only You Know And I Know. 13 from me.
There is also the famous Picture 12" of Selling England, that plays a Tangerine Dream album.
All three really interesting versions, so it was a nice lunar cycle for us. Curious what will come next.
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PHIL COLLINS - Inside Out Year: 1985 Album: ... No Jacket Required Working title: ? Credits: Collins Lyrics: Yes Length: 5:14 Musicians: Phil Collins Played Live: 1985, 1990, 2019 Cover versions: ?
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Notes: One of the hidden treasures on No Jacket Required is Inside Out. Unlike Sussudio and One More Night, this song did not become a hit. As the B-side of a single, only the live version appeared on the live maxi CD Do You Remember? in 1990. Phil revisited the track during his last tour and played it live in 2019. |
5th release anniversary today
Our review
Genesis News Com [it]: Peter Gabriel - Rated PG (Record Store Day 2019) - Info and review
… wondering if your taste has changed or not over the last few months. You can still vote or adjust you votes (three favorite tracks) in our poll on page one of this thread
As a drummer for 40yrs and a big Phil Collins fan, I watch the Drumeo channel on YouTube. They were plugging an interview in Switzerland with Phil & Nic Collins...does anyone know what happened? It must be over a year since the interview was done and nothing? I keep checking the Drumeo channel & website and no further mention of Phil's interview? Anyone know?
Last thing they said (a while ago) is that something will come around May, which is soon. So let's see if that will become reality
Ten years ago today, PETER GABRIEL was inducted into the Rock'n'Roll Hall Of Fame. See his performance, induction speech by Chris Martin (Coldplay) and Peter's acceptance speech here:
Another early deamo was added yesterday, this time "Games Without Frontiers (Early Incarnation)"
/ Peter Gabriel: Another early demo on Bandcamp
A new DJABE & STEVE HACKETT live 2CD is on the way.
When The Sound Turns Sweet will be released on 19 April.
For details, see our news here:
/ New Djabe & Steve Hackett live 2CD soon
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GENESIS - Abacab Year: 1981 Album: Abacab Working title: ? Credits: Banks/Collins/Rutherford Lyrics: Yes Length: 6:56 Musicians: Tony Banks, Phil Collins, Mike Rutherford Played live: 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1986, 1987 Cover versions: ?
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Notes: The title track of what is probably the band's boldest album still contains quotes from days gone by, but heralded a completely new Genesis style. For many, however, the 1987 live version, recorded at Wembley Stadium, is probably the definitive version of the song.. |
Thanks for the interesting insights. I always wonderer what became of Mick Barnard after Genesis, are there any information? Also his band The Farm would be nice to know more about.
a quick translation from DUSK / Mario Giammetti:
QuoteHave you continued to play after Genesis?
One of the bands which I wanted to get into was Blossom Toes. I think the guitarist eventually went with Rod Stewart. When I went to try out with them they were really quite heavily into drugs and things, they were spaced-out type of people. We never did that with Genesis - not our scene. So I walked away from that but they were a good band. I got married, had kids, brought them up for twenty odd years and I've only started playing again in the last three years. I'm now playing quite a lot with blues bands. And that's my love of music mainly, I suppose, jazz and blues. But I can't understand why I stopped for twenty years. I think mainly it was because I brought up a family and I became a money-making machine.
Have you ever seen any of the Genesis members afterwards?
No. I've been to a couple of concerts. The latest one I went to was probably about four years ago with their new singer at the time just before they broke up.
N.E.C Birmingham. I had some dealings with, sort of an intermediary because I went into making recording studio equipment, and one of the pieces of equipment we eventually sold was to Phil Collins. That was the time when the samplers were coming out. But I've never actually met them ever since, no.
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Phil Collins, Ronnie Caryl, Mick Barnard, Steve Hackett