Thx
My favorite so far is the third one, “We Knew The Truth Once”.
I have some of Ray’s albums, but will wait with this one until I’ve heard more.
When will the new album come out?
Posts by TheWestSide
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Apart from „Background Noise“ and „Try To Save Me“, I didn’t like the “Road” album a lot (although some days I like it more than other days...), I think “Let Me Fly” was mich better.
Nevertheless, Arno Carstens was a nice surprise on “Road”. Thanks for the link!
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Further to my original interview quote, I just rediscovered this today from a 1981 interview:
"...It [the prospect of touring] would be fun, honestly, to have some of the stuff done live. Besides which, I miss the volume. The volume is really stirring. But there it is; you can't have everything. There are so many drawbacks to touring that in a way I'm happier to put up with the slight sadness of not hearing some of the stuff live..."
ok. It confuses me a bit. If he was really suffering from stage fright, why would he consider touring and talk about it?
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So sad John is already dead ... but I was happy to see him around at some of the conventions in Europe 15 years ago!
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I listened a lot to the upgraded Momentary lapse of reason album lately and I really enjoy it more than I used to. In fact the whole later years period is quite interesting.
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Obviously a lot of tracks were not considered for this release.
I wonder if there's a complete list of tracks somewhere (i.e. tracks that Phil appears on / collaborations) and - are there plans to do another set like Plays well with others?
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anyone noticed both Phil and Peter have released their last album (not talking bout soundtracks etc) with new music in 2002?
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Hey everyone
I came across this little video about Phil producing Frida‘s album, especially the track You Know What I Mean (I wasn’t even aware she did a cover of that song)
interesting, what do you think?Have never seen this before. Was trying to find the whole documentary - no luck. Can somebody provide a link?
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I have this album now (it was agift) and I must say, it's quite interesting. The title track is one of my favorites, along with "Far Away", although Steve didn't even play on this one.
Thinking about buying another Hackett/Djabe album - any suggestions where to start?
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That's good news! A couple of bonus tracks would have been ice, though
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How about best 3 consecutive studio albums?
Well, statistics: that limits the chances for the first and last 1-2 albums
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I am not surprised they had less of a friendship and more of a professional business relation.But I was surprised he calls Steve a friend!
I agree! Also, Chester played with Steve (after the late 70ies) only a couple of gigs in Japan. Actually, I was expecting Chester to play drums during the Genesis Revisited tour.
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Great stuff, thanks.
I'm still looking for that Japanese version of the Brother Bear soundtrack - any idea where to get it? It's not on iTunes ...
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Got my copy yesterday. It's an enjoyable album, but I guess I won't play it for long and I am looking forward to hearing his next rock album.
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Sounds interesting. Hope it will be available to stream online as well.
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At the moment it's Lamb, Duke and We can't dance, but that changes from time to time.
Has been W&W, Genesis and Foxtrot late last year ... I really find great stuff on nearly all of their albums
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You Might Recall is of course quite popular and most liked here for that reason obviously, but I always thought Do The Neurotic is also very strong? So far only #5 in our poll ...
haven't picked that (DTN)
On the shoreline is my favorite, then You might recall
I always liked Paperlate and Feeding the fire
then Anything now.
Also like the 2007 mix of Pigeons, so I included that as well
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oh oh oh .... stunning teaser, I am REALLY looking forward to seeing this!
About the additional singers - is that really a problem? Pink Floyd did that for years and I can't see a reason why it shouldn't happen here. In fact, stuff like Duchess might benefit a lot from that. Remember that Phil also did all the backing vocals and harmony vocals on the albums.
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I saw them live a couple of times, starting with the Invisible touch tour (and also the CAS tour)
I have seen Phil solo a lot more, though.
memorable shows were Southampton 1992 and Dortmund 1998, then of course Rome in 2007
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Only for collectors....
I don't mind the new cover image, but I'd prefer a proper boxset with outtakes, 5.1 mix etc