I'd agree - and that looks amazing - but I also suspect they overdubbed most of that for the documentary.
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When a band hits the peak and is caught live on camera
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I'd agree - and that looks amazing - but I also suspect they overdubbed most of that for the documentary.
mancity2012_eamo
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Call it a peak, but god knows what heights he might have achieved, had he not been taken from us so young.
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Not a band a I’ve never bought an album of hers but remember watching this and being blown away, she just does what she wants with it but it’s all brilliant
chesterbells
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Yep, Hackett 72-77, was the peak creatively songwriting-wise, but I do think live 76-77 was a bit extra special, the playing, the urgency, the drama.Certainly not going to argue. Genesis in those early years after Gabriel certainly provided some great songs, but I can’t look beyond the genius of Gabriel as being their peak. I actually think all the music they produced with Hackett is their best stuff.
But it was all great; the live 73 album was good, and the Lamb show recordings are excellent too, but not filmed as far as I know, so not really for this thread I guess!
Can you explain to me why they are 'cunts' cheers.Cunting Crew more like
mancity2012_eamo
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I know you asked for caught on camera, but…..
In Rory’s Irish Tour ‘74 you get a great version of ‘Just want a little bit’, but in the movie, they only give you the version of them having a session after a concert, all pissed up and having the craic.
The album version is wonderful rock n roll.
But with a Rory concert particularly at his height during this period, you never got the same thing twice. There are numerous versions on YouTube all different but sadly mostly just audio.
For me this version at ‘My Fathers Place’, Roslyn, NY blows me away every time I hear it.
Totally different to Irish Tour, but knocks it out of the park.
The guy was just infectious high energy rolled into genius.
In Rory’s Irish Tour ‘74 you get a great version of ‘Just want a little bit’, but in the movie, they only give you the version of them having a session after a concert, all pissed up and having the craic.
The album version is wonderful rock n roll.
But with a Rory concert particularly at his height during this period, you never got the same thing twice. There are numerous versions on YouTube all different but sadly mostly just audio.
For me this version at ‘My Fathers Place’, Roslyn, NY blows me away every time I hear it.
Totally different to Irish Tour, but knocks it out of the park.
The guy was just infectious high energy rolled into genius.
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A mate and I have played this game, sitting around smoking and listening to tunes. We sometimes choose a track each, feeding off each other. We occasionally have the theme where you have to try to show a band at their absolute peak. I remember him choosing this one and I thought he was bang on.
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I’ll nominate this as peak New Order
mancity2012_eamo
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A mate and I have played this game, sitting around smoking and listening to tunes. We sometimes choose a track each, feeding off each other. We occasionally have the theme where you have to try to show a band at their absolute peak. I remember him choosing this one and I thought he was bang on.
Bez looks like he’s lost his maracas.
Didsbury Dave
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This was before them. Notice he danced better too. They were great in the era IMO, just before Paul Oakenfokd and the hits.Bez looks like he’s lost his maracas.