Genesis on the Three Sides Live tour in 1982. Outdoor amphitheater just outside of Chicago. The set list included a lot of Gabriel/Hackett era material and the band was in top form.
Posts by Henry Hamilton-Smythe
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Genesis influence on at least one member of Red Hot Chili Peppers. Kind of surprised me to read this
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I picked "And Then There Were Three".....but now that I think about it, I'm pretty I sure I bought Trick of the Tail before W&W came out. Can't change my vote.
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When I searched, there were already several threads about this book.
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currently Cherry Red. But this version has not been released again. And I doubt it will be.
Thanks. I had heard rumors a couple years ago that Cherry Red was going to release a 2 or 3 disc set of FGTR material. Didn't realize they had actually bought the rights, but it makes sense.
I missed out on '50 Years Ago' as it was only available on streaming, and I'm strictly a physical media guy (yeah, I'm old). Would have gladly bought it on CD had it been available that way.
Still hoping Cherry Red gives us something.
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pawciob1 I love your enthusiasm, but I think you are grossly overestimating how much money Concord would make by releasing a concert video or CD. There's a very small niche market out there of hardcore Genesis fans, and I don't see casual music fans rushing out to buy something like that.
P.S. I would certainly buy it
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We have a review about those very interesting different mixes here
Genesis News Com [it]: Genesis - 50 Years Ago - Album review (genesis-news.com)
It was only released digitally and since the rights are no longer with Jonathan King, I doubt this version / album will be made available physically.
Christian: Who owns the rights to this material now?
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Rolling Stone article/interview with Ray Wilson about his time with Genesis
https://www.rollingstone.com/m…ijGF_Cwh9ZrNMQn71SwXursqU
Good stuff
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Does anybody have a clue what songs were blocked by Youtube?
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Actually I think Fish has a writing credit on Shortcut to Somewhere
I think he also has a credit on 'Another Murder of a Day'. I also think Jack Hues might have some writing credits on the Strictly, Inc album
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I know of studio work by Peter Gabriel, Phil Collins, Steve Hackett, Mike Rutherford and Anthony Phillips, but I can't think of a single instance where Tony Banks has recorded with anyone but Genesis (and his solo stuff). Does anybody know of anything he's recorded with others?
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it's still bizzar that because they released this live album, they chose to ignore Mama & Invisible Touch live albums.
I never understood the logic, that these two eras were dismissed & still are.
I'm certain live albums especially of IT in 1988 would have been huge seller for them, to help bridge a 5 year gap between albums
Are those really two eras? Every album is an era? In that case, most every "era" was ignored as far as live albums.
They released 4 live albums during their career, not counting the boxed sets. It's not like they were releasing live albums of every tour. Those two albums are pretty well represented on The Way We Walk discs.
As far as SO vs 3SL, the playing is better on 3SL, the sound is better on 3SL, but I listen to SO much more often, because the selection of songs on it is much better (for my tastes).
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Anything she does is awful, but Tony wrote it, so it went on the album
but, Tony also wrote ‘Feeding the Fire’….so, by that logic, shouldn’t it also be on the album?
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Not to be picky, there is also the Elephant sound in No Son of Mine.
Not to be picky, but I don’t think that’s what the OP was going for.
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Selling England also has horse in ‘Dancing with the Moonlit Knight’
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Anything she does is awful, but Tony wrote it, so it went on the album
Or, maybe they liked it. I’m pretty sure Tony wrote at least one of the songs that didn’t make the album.
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It's just that IT could have been The Fugitive 2 without Phil. Yes, the tour would have been Tuesday night at the Odeon instead of 3 nights at Wembley Stadium!
Shame that it wasn't. I would much rather listen to The Fugitive than to listen to Invisible Touch. Tony wrote incredible music, but couldn't connect with the masses. Probably because of his unusual chords and progressions.....which is what I love about his composing.
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Last week on the way home from work I heard "Looking for Someone" on Sirius XM Deep Tracks Satellite Radio. I had never heard that one on the radio, daytime or night.
I've heard all kinds of Genesis stuff on deep tracks, including several from From Genesis to Revelation, including one of the demos "She Is Beautiful". The most surprising one I've heard on Deep Tracks was "The Waiting Room". I wonder how many people switched stations during that one
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He could mean that someone will do arrangements of Genesis songs for classical instruments, which could have potential, with or without vocals. Gabriel's New Blood worked quite well, at least for some songs.
It's already been done a few times. I've got one called "We Know What We Like" by the London Symphony. I've got another one by a chamber music quartet. I'm pretty sure I have one or two others.