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Fair enough. For me it's fun and music first. Seems I'm not as emotionally attached to the threesome as others. Plus the spotlight is way too much on Phil this time. And I'm very disappointed with the setlist. Thanks for bearing with me.
Edit: I've just seen the prices. I couldn't afford a worthwhile seat anyway. 
Have fun! I'll save my money for Ray, Steve and The Watch instead.
I think it's the first time that a great artist cover Genesis....
Jeff Buckley, John Wetton, Annie Haslam, Daevid Allen - all great artists to me.
The album features a reworked track from the project "Harmony for elephants".
...which is introduced with "remember". Works for me.
His new album is excellent, btw.
Is this Twitter?
I recommend listening to Ray Wilson's new album afterwards!
Quite frankly, I'm surprised by the lack of comments. Together with the preceding acoustic album it's the best thing he has done since Shrouded, IMO.
It's full of quotes, too. Apart from quoting himself - "Imagining" (or is it "Achilles Last Stand"?) creeps up in "Cathedral", "Please Don't Touch" in "Sharks" - there's also Prokofieff's "Dance of the Knights" ("Natalia") and Ferrante & Teicher's "Exodus" ("Scorched Earth"). The first ten seconds of "Esperanza" even sound like a slowed down version of a certain extinct national anthem.
Anyway, I quite like all of that madness. A good year for Steve.
I have to wait until Tuesday for those two.
We'll never know what the board is right now.
I've just listened to Phil's big band album for the first time. I like!
I'd add side 2 of Trespass and side 1 of Trick.
Lamb
Selling England
Foxtrot
Wind and Wuthering
Abacab
Nursery Cryme
Trick
Trespass
Invisible Touch
We Can't Dance
Three
Duke
Genesis
Revelation
Calling All Stations
There's a change in the music as well during the line "can't you feel our souls ignite". The "dit-dit-dit-diiit" starts. They borrowed that from Epitaph by King Crimson.
Without thinking too hard, this could easily be my fave Collins solo track.
