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Italian band Algebra, featuring singer Mario Giammetti (editor of the Genesis Magazine DUSK) will release their third album "Deconstructing Classics" in September.
They have covered several Genesis related tracks over the years and Anthony Phillips and Steve Hackett have contributed stuff for the new album as well
See all details here
https://www.genesis-news.com/n…tt-and-Phillips-n613.html
Peter Gabriel has released a new music video for the track Everybird, which was released on the album Rated PG earlier this year.
The video is available on YouTube, but you can also download the video via iTunes in several countries via this link.
More info - see news section:
https://www.genesis-news.com/n…ird-music-video-n612.html
It's online - the interview with Tony we did 10 days ago is now available.
https://www.genesis-news.com/c…past-and-future-s736.html
enjpy and feedback welcome.
I am nearly through with this and hope to get this online at the end of the weekend or early next week
Hey Noni
You can "leave" conversations, this option seems to be restricted to the desktop version.
Go to conversations and choose "diplay all". Tick the box on the left for one or multiple conversations, then on the right bottom "one conversation" (or more), then "leave".
In any case, I will allow more conversations (change the settings)
They didn’t sell the studio, just the house besides it
In our interview with Mike Rutherford earlier this year, it was also a subject
So, interview done. Managed to throw in a couple of your questions / suggestions.
A little teaser: Tony is quite amazed by Johnny Cash's version of "Hurt"
Thanks for your input! Much appreciated
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GENESIS - Tonight, Tonight, Tonight Year: 1986 Album: Invisible Touch Working title: Monkey Zulu Credits: Banks, Collins, Rutherford Lyrics: Yes Length: 8:53 Musicians: Phil Collins, Tony Banks, Mike Rutherford Played Live: 1985, 1986, 1987, 1992, 2007 mp3 downloads: iTunes Cover versions: (?) Notes: It's one of the longtracks of the commercially highly successful album Invisible Touch - and it became a big hit in the charts as well (the single edit). Genesis had a very modern sound back in 1986, the drams were one big bang and Collins' vocal performance was never better. The full version was only performed during the 1986/87 tour, in 1992 and 2007 the band played only the first part of the track. In late 1985, the track was premiered on TV - titled Monkey Zulu. |
We will conduct yet another interview with TONY BANKS next week (27th June).
Subject will ONLY be the new Boxset "Banks Vaults" and his solo career (rock albums), and not Genesis and not the Classial work.
In case you have any questions you want us to ask, just post them here - thanks you
Well there's a first! No one ever agrees with me
I wouldn't go that far. Or would I? 
The results so far here are not really surprising.
Mike + The Mechanics have released nine studio albums so far
which albums are your favorite? choose up to three.
So this poll is also still open!
The current top three doesn't really surprise me .... great tunes
Something from Milan
Next month's issue of the German Rolling Stone magazine contains an exclusive 7" vinyl single. Check out our news item for more info
Additional information about the package, which songs are remixed and the tracklist is now online here
https://www.genesis-news.com/c…DVD-Info-review-s734.html
9 points for me. I think they can do better. It's a nice track but far from something like Silent Running or even later stuff - i.e. The Letter
Trying to access the new Springsteen record. It's not an easy one for me, but at least it grows and grows 
