Posts by TheWestSide

Quote from estrelow

Great work!

Hero is a personal favorite. An alternative to best available source might be David Crosby's own album Thousand Roads (May 1993/Atlantic).

great album!

Quote from Christian

We have launched our brand new PHIL COLLINS Recording Compendium earlier this year.

Steffen Gerlach has complied the data for this sixth Compendium (after Peter Gabriel and Anthony Phillips), with a little help by Ulrich Klemt and myself.

For general aspects, please check our Compendium introduction page.

Feedback, corrections and additions welcome. Questions as well!

Part 7: Before and after Both Sides | 1992 - 1995 is now online!

https://www.genesis-news.com/c…art-7-1992-1995-s898.html

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amazing work again, thanks!

well, well ...

The music i heard from him so far wasn't really my cup of tea, but we'll see. Interesting band line-up, though!

The new Love can heal version is very interesting. I like the drums on that one! Vocals are also slights different.

It's a "grower"! Although I do not think it will be among the best tracks on i/o, it's still a great track with a nice mood and this one is also more complex than you think.

Not my cup of tea really ....

Both Sides .... I thought it was a good album years ago, but then I lost my enthusiasm a bit. This track is a good one, 11 from me. But it doesn't reach the heights of "But seriously" or earlier albums. I appreciate it is a personal album, but I cannot connect to this one, especially after all those years since its release. Perhaps it's simply a child of its time ...?

Quote from agentsage

This is Home seems like the next song, given it's next on the track list. We shall see!

That's also my guess

I think an album announcement is also not too far away.

I wonder what formats we will get..?

Digital, CD and Vinyl of course, and I think a surround version, maybe on Blu-ray Audio?

Will we get a bright and dark side of the album?

Will there be extra tracks on special editions?

soon we will know ...

Love can heal is strong indeed, but my favorites right now are i/o and Road to Joy

15/15

That is my favorite track (besides Los endos) from that period (4 piece band). Was hoping it would be played on their last tour..

Have also changed my list. Love can heal replaced So much in my Top3. A wonderful track!

Must have been recorded with Nic‘s drum cams. So I wouldn’t expect too much (i.e. other songs etc). It’s a nice insight into his playing. He did a great job!

Will this also be on streaming platforms? Or at least YouTube? Shame it’s not coming on CD.

I only have a best of compilation, but the new single really sounds great. Will give the album a listen for sure. Thanks for posting!

I have also changed my vote. So Much is now in my Top3, Road to Joy isn’t anymore.
All in all there is no weak track so far.

I nearly missed this week‘s track …

13/15. One of his best up tempo tracks. No wonder it was played live frequently.

It was interesting when this came up a couple of month ago ... but now it's just annoying. Who needs this?

I like Road to joy - and the title track the most ... so far!

Quote from Backdrifter

Entirely logically. They were touring a massively successful album, with multiple hit singles, to huge audiences including many (possibly a majority) who didn't have the fan history we do and for whom the Cage medleys were 'deep cuts' . The setlist was exactly as it should've been.

Perhaps you are right - from a marketing point of view. But of course it's their decision. If they wanted, they would have done something like Squonk or Buring Rope or whatever, wthout changing the setlist too much. Besides, they did Your own special way down under, which could be from the deep cuts category as well.

One of their best tracks, certainly on The Lamb album. Full score!

15. Just outstanding. The 2023 live version is the best I ever heard! The horns are a nice addition.