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Posts by Ben
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The sound isn't fantastic, it's like a demo...
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points for a good up-tempo track and a great end section
I love the bass part
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… he said recently - radio ITW - that he wrote new songs.
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For I/O, he had only brought his band into the studio very late in the process (during COVID). Now, he seems to be speeding things up a bit!
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He has 75 years right now and time flies, so he seems to give a new one soon…
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14. A great song and one I obviously enjoy enough to make it my username here on the forum
It's one of the best song on this album.
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The bass line has a pure groove on this one!
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A year ago today Steve released his latest rock album, The Circus And The Nightwhale.
While I was quite critical last year, I now like the album better. I still think it doesn't sound well, but nevertheless you can hear it on one go and it has its moments. During the tour I really likes Those Passing Clouds for example. It also helps this album is not too long.
What do you think about the album today?
As a reference, this was our review last year:
On the contrary, I think the album sounds much better than the last few albums : especially the vocals and the drums...
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Five is the best one.
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I've just been on Manu Katché's instagram. He confirms the recording of new songs (“Recording new music at Real World”).
To be continued...
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Yes it’s a very old song back from 1989 as a demo, then recorded in 1990.
That’s interesting but I prefer the Up version, especially the more upfront vocal. -
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That's not very interesting...
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…. Notably at the oscar ceremony!
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Apologies if already posted elsewhere. An acquaintance mentioned that Wymer Publishing are putting various music books up at reduced prices. On this page are some Genesis ones (note, not all at reduced price). A quick search will lead to books about other artists of possible interest to members here.
Thanks for the link!
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That is why I usually keep away from very expensive editions. And in this case, we will get another remaster soon (I actually wondered why they did not simply use the Acoustic Sound Remaster, as it must have been done recently as well. Maybe legal reasons ...?
Especially since the remaster of Acoustic Sound (Analogue P.) is quite wonderful. Stunningly clear on vinyl. As for the SACD, I only know the Nick Davis's version, which sounds great in 5.1 but becomes catastrophic in stereo. Quite simply, on The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway, Gabriel's voice is completely muffled by the excessive compression of the whole.
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In Memoriam, Twice... It's like a sound from a cave.
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An awful sound with too much echo and reverb... not for me.
