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The first part of the Phil Collins Recording Compendium deals with Phill Collins' activities before Genesis and outside the early Genesis period (until Peter Gabriel's departure in 1975).
After his acclaimed tour for the album No Jacket Required, the VHS video No Ticket Required was released, which is still not available on DVD.
The Last Domino? gave many fans the opportunity to see the band ffor the first time ever. Or the chance to say goodbye. Niklas Ferch shares his tour diary with all the emotional ups and downs.
The setlist of the last Genesis tour was a big topic of discussion among fans for months. Jan Hecker-Stampehl analyzes the setlist of the Genesis farewell tour.
The second project of the two science fiction fans Jack Lancaster and Robin Lumley was composed and conceived on the occasion of the landing of NASA's Viking 2 Explorer on Mars planned for September. A new edition (remastered) has been released in 2022.
Lancaster and Lumley have produced the first "children's musical", so to speak, Peter And The Wolf by the Russian composer Sergei Prokofiev as an audio-only version with musical guests in a jazz-rock way. Steffen Gerlach took a closer look at the new remastered edition in 2021.
In April 1980, the Brand X Songs of the Night Band (the 1979 sessions) were released. The album was called Do They Hurt?.
The first part of the Anthony Phillips Recording Compendium deals with his musical beginnings up to the making of the albums The Geese And The Ghost and Private Parts & Pieces.
20th September 2021: After 14 years, Genesis finally returned on stage in Birmingham. Ulrich Klemt was there and shares his impressions.
Brand X were more than just a second band for Phil Collins. Besides Unorthodox Behaviour, Product might be the band's best album. Thomas Jesse takes a closer look.