It looks like 70% of the news about Genesis & solo are now about rereleases on coloured vinyl.
This time it's Peter. The first four albums will come out on coloured vinyl in November. USA first, but they will also be available in Europe.
/ Peter Gabriel: First four albums to be released on coloured vinyl
A special vinyl edition will be available at this year‘s record store Black Friday
Today is the 30th release anniversary of Blues With A Feeling, one of the rather special STEVE HACKETT solo albums.
What do you think about this album? Favorite tracks?
This is our review, it was first published in our German Fanclub Magazine in September 1994 and then translated many years later for this website:
Genesis News Com [it]: Steve Hackett - Blues With A Feeling - CD Review
Down The Dolce Vita - early piano / vocal version is now on bandcamp
/ Peter Gabriel releases another early demo on Bandcamp (genesis-news.com)
In the meantime we were informed that this vinyl variation is also available at Barnes & Noble in the US, We have updated our news item accordingly!
I don't think I'd ever previously picked up on these interesting TB interviews buried in the forum basement.
We did quite a few interviews with Tony in the past, here are the ones available in English:
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| PETER GABRIEL - That Voice Again Year: 1986 Album: So Working title: ? Credits: Gabriel Lyrics: Yes Length: 4:53 Musicians: Peter Gabriel, Tony Levin, David Rhodes, Manu Katche, Jerry Marotta, Larry Klein, Daniel Lanois, Played live: 2004, 2012, 2013, 2014 Cover versions:
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Notes: A rather dark horse on the popular So album is That Voice Again. It took Peter 18 years after the album's release to perform this live (in a reduced piano version), but eventually it became more popular live when he played the whole So album live between 2012 and 2014. |
iMusic in Denmark offer a Sea Blue Vinyl version of the Genesis album And Then There Were Three.
Details: https://www.genesis-news.com/n…here-Were-Three-n981.html
I suppose it's possible that he may not have been responding there with necessarily everything that's set to be included, but rather just some main points. It's entirely realistic that there are other things that'll be added too IMO.
I was referring to the Live Show. They had other options than just using Shrine again.
Any demo / work in progress stuff would really surprise me...
Very uninspiring - is that really the best Concorde can do?
You can't blame them, they own the rights for RECORDED music. I doubt they have control over live shows and demo stuff and need Genesis' ok for that
News From Steve Hoffman Forum:
Just interviewed Mr Banks. Will post here when it’s out but some teasers for you:
- Lamb box is happening. 2007 remix plus Shrine show but with encores restored.
- From Genesis To Revelation remix happening. Sounding good apparently.
- When I posited the idea that the Nick Davis remixes were a little “loud”, he suggested I turn the volume down then…
That would even be less than I expected. Using the same show, no matter how differently put together, is a missed chance. And not having an Atmos mix (or at least the high res 5.1 mix) would be unbelievable.
On the contrary, I find - having seen them twice - that they're a pretty bad band, and of no interest live. Already the high ticket price for a 1.30 show with Chris Martin in narcissistic mode...
They play between 2 and 2,5 hrs nowadays. The 90 minutes shows are something from the past
Did this interview ever happen? Can't find anything.
Yes indeed we didn't proceed wth this interview for a lot of reasons (mainly time restrictions on my side) but of course there will be a new interview at some point, so questions are always welcome.
I only discovered this a few weeks ago when we did updates on our Recording Compendium
When PHIL COLLINS joined Paul McCartney and others - "Drive My Car" (Recording Artists Against Drunk Driving) from 1994.
Anyone heard the newly recorded tracks yet?
I find The Living Years very refreshing, it now even has a proper ending, but Over My Shoulder wasn't well done.
We'll also have a review shortly.
Actually it would be his third.
Per Wikipedia, his first was to Tyla Holmes from 2002 to 2006.
Then his second would be to Małgorzata Mielech (aka Gosia) as mentioned.
He was not married with Gosia, only with Tyla
- Wot Gorilla 1977 (just for interest's sake!)
That was also played (only once I think during the Phil Collins Big Band tour, and a nice soundboard recording would be great from that show, too!
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| GENESIS - White Mountain Year: 1970 Album: Trespass Working title: ? Credits: Banks, Gabriel, Mayhew, Phillips, Rutherford Lyrics: Yes Length: 6:44 Musicians: Tony Banks, Peter Gabriel, John Mayhew, Anothny Phillips, Mike Rutherford Played Live: 1976 Cover versions:
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Notes: White Mountain - Is it really 54 years already? In 1970, Genesis were really unknown, a marginal note in Melody Maker. The debut album was a flop and the band had to find its feet. Trespass was created without the later cornerstones Steve Hackett and Phil Collins, but Anthony Phillips, who played a particularly important role during the band's formation, was still involved. The track is a jewel for many fans, with editorial team age president (considerably older than 54) Peter Schütz really digging it. Genesis themselves later played it with Collins and Hackett only in 1976 - and by then Gabriel was no longer there... |
So, I have listened to the album several times now.
For me, it's okay. It's neither outstandoing nor special, but probably his best solo album.
My favorite tracks are Sings and Scattered.
Our review is now online. I wanted to have it online a little sooner prior to the release, but our reviwer was in touch with Nick and got some detailed insights which were valuable for his review.
Here it is
Genesis News Com [it]: Nick Magnus - A Strange Inheritance - review
