Genesis reformed

[JRockBlues]

With Phil saying that he can barely hold a drumstick these days then at least we know he's not come back as a poltergeist.

 

[lefty goldblatt]

The 'RIP' thing is a bit of a running joke on here, and most definitely not meant as piss take, but seriously

Joke or piss take, I can see both sides

 

[lefty goldblatt]

Same feelings as me. Seeing Hackett in Brum next Tuesday. Hope you enjoy it tomorrow let us know your thoughts.

To quote a certain Catalonian gentleman....

IN-CRE-DI-BLE.

IN-CRE-DI-BLE

Spoiler alert



He opens up with 45 minutes of solo stuff, including the brilliant "Everyday", and a couple of new songs. Then the main event, with FULL versions of Firth of Fifth, Musical Box and Aisle of Plenty bolted onto the end of Cinema Show . You will not be disappointed. The only downer, was the ruination of I Know What I Like (I had a feeling they'd ruin it), when they turned the middle bit into a glorified "jazz club" session, probably to keep the wind man's involvement up.

To reinterpret some famous 60's graffiti.....

Hackett
Is
God

 

[nmc]

They reformed on 2nd October 1982, anything else is just a shadow

Went to that…. I’ve just about dried off.

 

[GornikDaze]

Went to that…. I’ve just about dried off.

I seem to remember Talk Talk went down really well ;)

 

[nmc]

I seem to remember Talk Talk went down really well ;)

Yeah - virtually hiding behind the drum kit! Remember John Martyn being pretty good. Long day in the rain.

 

[gouldybob]

Went to that…. I’ve just about dried off.

I know, open air in October!! , think I got trench foot. Was fun to see the tomato hit the Talk Talk keyboard when they started taking the piss out of us.

 

[Magicpole]

I watched the interview from our Phil and was sad to see how much him dying and being resurrected, willy nilly, had taken its toll. He looked really frail and my heart went out to him. He didnt look as if he could get on a tour bus, never mind a stage. I wish him well trying.

 

[lefty goldblatt]

Documentary on Sky Arts tonight @ 19:45

 

[BlueMoonAcrossThePond]