There earlier stuff was excellent until Peter Gabriel and Steve Hackett left than I would mainly agree with you.Apart from the astonishing news that it seems Phil has risen yet again, I have to say that the thought of Genesis touring has seen me refuse to even look for handwash soap.
And you can stick your face mask up your arse too.
Fair play to Phil though, I kinda knew he might ressurect again, and he has. My only concern is who will take over welcoming newly deceased celebs into Heavens Green Room.
Hearing the news of Genesis are back playing, has led to flashbacks of sitting in my mates house way back, as he tried to convince me they were good.
What do you think of this one?
Shite
You'll love this,
No I won't. And if I do I will kill myself.
Sadly he went missing that year never to be seen again.
No one has ever been charged for his vanishing. Just one of those things. Probably.
Saw Ray fronting Genesis at the MEN arena. He was very goodMy mate Ray Wilson sang with them for a while
He still makes a good living in places like Germany and Poland
Saw Ray fronting Genesis at the MEN arena. He was very good
Duke is an absolute cracker, Saddleworth 2. After that, their albums had many fine moments, but carried a lot of "OK-ish songs"I do like Trick of the tail, wind and wuthering And even then there were three.
Cant listen to their other albums I’m afraid.
I've got tickets for me and another forum member for his date in Liverpool in September. Can't wait. But I'll have to put up with that tit of a singer, and the largely unneeded woodwind etc fella.They are and always have been superb musicians. I go to see Steve Hackett on his annual tour and am looking forward to seeing him again again in October (god willing).
He is an exceptional guitarist still and plays stuff from the time he was in the band as well as his excellent solo work. If you haven't seen him its worth a ticket mate.
Again, a touch harsh. Abacab is poor, as was side 2 of Genesis. Invisible Touch is basically a pop album. We Can't Dance has 2 BRILLIANT tracks, which stand as equal to their masterpieces. The album the did with Ray Wilson has some great songs, too.Absolutely brilliant in the Peter Gabriel heyday (especially live), but then it all went downhill from A Trick of the Tail onwards. The later albums were absolute garbage IMO.
Legend Philip, an absolute legend.
Beautifully filmed with footage from days gone bye. Look how happy they all were with not a proverbial pot to piss in. At the 21:15 mark the camera man holds them all back and then signals for a walk past, the expressions on their faces are beyond immense.
00:00 Which Way the Wind Blows (Anthony Phillips) - Album "The Geese and the Ghost" -- Recorded 1975
05:45 God If I Saw Her Now (Anthony Phillips) - Album "The Geese and the Ghost" - Recorded 1975
09.50 It's Yourself (Genesis) - Single B side (Also on Archive#2) - Recorded 1975
15:50 Mad Man Moon (Genesis) - Album "A Trick of the Tail" - Recorded 1975
22.52 Silver Song (Anthony Phillips) - Unused Single - Recorded 1973
Is he an electrician ?My mate Ray Wilson sang with them for a while
He still makes a good living in places like Germany and Poland