Posts by Christian
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I have just banned a spammer from the forum who obviously has started sending out messages via conversations. Should you find a strange one in your inbox, just delete it
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Just 56 years, but quite a troubled life from what you tell based on public info.
Of course there was a connection to Peter.
R.I.P.
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No, the ATMOS mix is a different mix and made by a different person (Hans-Peter Buff). Peter has asked three sound engineers to do mixes.
There is no bright side surround mix or something like that.
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Hello friends of the forum
After the session at WOMAD could someone who is attending please let us know what impression you got from the album i/o and if there is talk of a release date on LP/cd. Also could you let us know how long it is and which versions are Bright or Dark, for example.
That won't be possible, they will play the ATMOS Surround mix.
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Now it seems to be sold out ...
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the o/i idea came due to the surplus of songs he has.
I am still quite confident that the tracks played during the tour will be omn the i/o album. After that, we'll see
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Additionally, if Peter is letting people hear it in its entirety in July 2023, albeit for a one-off and to promote his WOMAD Festival, I really do think September 2023 is on the table for the album release. Why then hold off for another 7-8 months at the earliest (February/March 2024)…
because things take time. You won't get time in a vinyl pressing plant quickly. September is very unlikely because that's less than 6 weeks now. And then Peter is on tour - no time to do proper promotion.
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Average length of the first 7 tracks are around 5 minutes. If total length is about 1 hour, that leaves room for 5 extra tracks, as planned.
it's 36:40 min so far. Live And Let Live could be the longest trach with 7 minutes. Perhaps you are right but this would also mean the remaining tracks are rather short, for Gabriel's standard. Or the "one hour" announcement is not accurate
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So, the WOMAD festival will have a listing party of the new i/o album (in aurround sound as it looks like), which will last one hour and the album will be presented in its entirety. That leaves somes questions ...
For example: Are there only 10 tracks on the album?
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Featuring all the tracks, the atmospheric setting and pioneering immersive audio system is the perfect way to discover Peters latest work in its entirety
The Secret Forest, Friday and Saturday 9:30pm - 10:30pm -
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PHIL COLLINS - Hang In Long Enough
Year: 1989
Album: ... But Seriously
Working title: ?
Credits: Collins
Lyrics: Yes
Length: 4:44
Musicians: Phil Collins, Daryl Stuermer, Nathan East, Dominic Miller, Phenix Horns
Played Live: 1990, 1994, 1995, 1997, 2004, 2005, 2017, 2018, 2019
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Notes: Hang in there! That is the message of this song in a nutshell. This slogan was put into practice in a humorous way in the music video for our current TotW. Phil Collins and his band play on the "S.S. Udio" until the ship sinks - which, however, is caused by the band playing too loud. The video was relatively expensive to produce at the time because it was shot in black and white, but Phil Collins and the band are highlighted in colour.
Although it is the first track on ...But Seriously, it only appeared as the last single on the album in 1990. The single or maxi CD of Hang In Long Enough was available in various versions and with various remixes by Shep Pettibone, who is best known for his work with Madonna, Janet Jackson and the Pet Shop Boys. To reflect the character of the remixes, the single or maxi CD bore the song title in graffiti style with the colloquial spelling "enuff" (instead of "enough").
On ...But Seriously, Leland Sklar plays bass for the most part (as on the tour for the album); the only exceptions: Something Happened On The Way To Heaven and Hang In Long Enough. Here Nathan East was used as bass player. He had reportedly asked to be involved on a couple of tracks. Since the tour band plays in the video, Leland plays there, of course. -
the full show
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It's novelty. It will fade out as a trend and nobody will make these edits anymore.
perhaps. But I find stuff like isolated vocals far more interesting
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The 'guitar version' is out on Bandcamp for all the Full Moon Club subscribers!
and it's a wonderful addition! I like this.
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Yeah, that number pretty much corresponds to the number of songs we now know of to be in consideration for the i/o project:
- Panopticom
- The Court
- Playing for Time
- i/o
- Four Kinds of Horses
- Road to Joy
- So Much
- Olive Tree
- This Is Home
- Love Can Heal
- And Still
- What Lies Ahead
- Path of Fortune
- Live and Let Live
- Put the Bucket Down
- Show Yourself
How many of these will be on the actual album is anyone's guess, though. But as long as he puts those songs out there during future full moons, I don't mind whether they're on the album or not.
I doubt Path of Fortune exists. I have never found any evidence this is a song on its own. Maybe it's the working title of Road to Joy?
Am I the only person that thinks that the sequence of the songs released might be the i/o tracklist order, e.g. track 1 will be Panopticom, track 2 will be The Court…?
Interesting thought, But So Much will most certainly be on the album, so that logic doesn't work 100%
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The deep dive video has appeared on bandcamp!
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We haven't got the deep dive from so much yet ? Will we get one ?
I assume he is just late again .... perhaps together with the alternate version? Would be in 6 days then....
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Back home from a wonderful Festival. I stronly recommend to see this if you haven't!
CYAN was a big surprise for me. Especially the improvised Ripples, when the guitar had some technical problems, was outstanding.
Then Nick Mason and the final presentation of The Lemb were highlights. Sunday was Prog Metal day,
Early Bird Tickets (with discount) are already on sale for 2024 - but only this week. After that, higher rates apply
Night of the Prog Festival | WiV Entertainment Ticket Shop (wiv-ticket-shop.com)
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GENESIS - One Man's Fool
Year: 1997
Album: Calling All Stations
Working title: Breathless
Credits: Banks/Rutherford
Lyrics: Yes
Length: 8:58
Musicians: Tony Banks, Mike Rutherford, Ray Wilson, Nir Z.
Played live: ---
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Notes: The 1997 comeback may have been unfortunate in many ways, but Ruthrford and Banks managed here and there to mix the old magic with new brilliance. The result was more prog-heavy tracks and one of them was the album's finale, One Man's Fool.
