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Ok, looks like it might be time for a hint: If you watch the available old performances of these songs live, you will see what they have uniquely in common.
ok, my first thought was, they both were revived live for the (so far) last tours of Phil's and Genesis ...
but obviously you've got something else on your mind ....
Third track "The party is over" now available - and the album will be out soon!
I have this set and it's a nice thing, especially for fans. Not too expensive, nice choice of tracks, quality is good - can't complain!
And then there were three - although I became a fan much later. But I wanted to have it - because of Follow you follow me 
Haven't seen Peter until his Secret World tour. We went to Milan (yes, that one ...) and then Munich a couple of days later. Have vague memories about Milan, but Munich ist still in my head. maybe because it was the second time and we kind of knew what would come?
Lovetown was a great track from that setlist - and I still wonder why Peter has left out so many tunes off his live album from that tour
14 points ...
one of his strongest ballads. And Sting clearly on backing vocals.
I loved it when he did that one in 97
Shame that the SMB part is interrupted by statements. Nevertheless, a fine film - brings back good memories!
seriously .... who needs all those colored vinyl releases?
I also prefer Duke but then again, Abacab was a really important album for the band. I also do like the fact these two albums are so different.
But imagine it was 1980/81. You heard Duke, you like it and then Phil comes our with Face Value, which muste have felt like music from another planet for Genesis fans ...
The second track is now available
Not sure what to think about this one ....
I did not know this nice version of The Roof Is Leaking until recently.
What do you think about this?
I wonder whether or not there will be an audio book of this - spoken by Steve himself, like Phil did ...
I saw a bit of „Unknown Stuntman“ recently, something that was important in my younger years. Well, it somehow did not age that well, but at the same time it’s a great piece of TV history
doesn't do it for me i am afraid. At times almost seems as if he is aware that he cant match PG or PC...and doesn't really want to have a go...but that could just be my vivid imagination!
he’s got the toughest job in the band, doing Peter‘s and Phil‘s songs. I am not a fan of Nad‘s as well, but I do enjoy the shows when I am there
Oh, yet another live album by Steve, what a pleasant surprise 
I get more and more bored, actually ... but I will get this one, it featured Craig Blundell !!!
Did someone mention Indigo / Peter Gabriel already?
He had a very raw emotional b side called It's Over or It's All Over around this time too if I recall correctly. I remember liking that a lot.
It’s Over was a left over that appeared on the Toyota Sampler for Dance Into The Lights. Whether or not it was a left-over from Both Sides ... no idea
Survivors anyone? My favorite on Both Sides
... wondering whether or not the reunion article is now finished and will be archived? Or will this be updated until the band is no more or until Peter finally shares the stage with them for one last time? Just curious!
PS: Fun reading, though, How it all came together (or not)
Tonight, Tonight, Tonight was my favorite of Genesis and my favorite of this album. Incredible sound, incredible chorus and incredible instrumental sound during the middle of the song. A masterpiece.
agreed - plus Phil's incredible singing on that one.
Obviously I also do like Take me home
For me, the standout track on the recor dis Long long way to go. I was really happy when he did that in 97
