Damn this is the shit! Yes: some of it is clearly jazz-fusion, but with a lot of weight, depth and power. Many of the jaz fusion bands from the 80s don't stand the test of time IMHO, it sounds like an exercise in futility by now. This sounds awesome - any recording from any time period. Even Afterglow (basically a pretty ballad, loosley based upon "have yourself a merry little Christmas" - still sounds marvelous, because it has Phil singing in front of that Wall of Sound and killer drumming!).
This is good, but I recommend the Reichstag-Concert in Berlin even more: Phils Voice in Afterglow is stunning!
What is unnerviing is the cheesy synth-melody during the end of Afterglow, though. Thats what you come up with when you have no Mellotrons which pure chords would have delivered enough.. ;)
Great section - it was In the Cage - In That Quiet Earth - Afterglow, tracks 2 and 3 were the last two on Wind & Wuthering so it is quite like the original. It was original to join them in that way. (Of course, these 3 tracks were the ONLY three to be missed off on the fukking video of the tour! I also remember that I liked Home By The Sea on this tour, much better than 1983/4 and 1992, quite a bit faster in 1986/7 and not so tedious as it is when the instrumental is slow. Afterglow is ace!
@TheOmanJam Ahh, those three tracks. Missing because the BBC "had to turn the tape over at some point".I have a full recording of the concert somewhere, but alas it is only a cassette tape version. I did manage to turn over in between the numbers though! Happy days.
La veo muy complica amigo... muy complicada. Ver a Genesis en mi país (vivo en Argentina) es el anhelo de mi vida pero tenemos que dar con la idea que estos tipos se van a morir sin haber venido nunca hasta estos pagos.
i love this medley its so poor that they never did exactly this medley again
as i saw genesis 2007 in stuttgart i was one of the luckyst pepole in the world and of course they played an cage medley and i love the cage/cinea/duke/afterglow medley but i wish they played a little bit more of the old stuff. but i loved the two periods. the collins and the gabriel era
Genesis were performing this version of the In the Cage medley for a few years in the 80's. If you can get our hands on it, there is a VHS release from 1984 called "Mama Live" that contains a full performance of this song. I sadly just packed mine up and shipped it to Salvation Army. You wouldn't want my copy anyway. I'm sure it's warn out as I probably watched it a few thousand times in high school. Good stuff.
I recorded this concert on radio one on Saturday July 4th 1987 on a TDK D90. Lost the tape and have been searching years for a recording of the concert and in particular the "in the Cage" medley, which this song is half the remainder of. One of my ALL time favourite songs, a joy to listen to.
I love collecting excellent quality syff, being a drummer of 35 years, love Genesis, RUSH, Yes, Styx ect. Can play it all just hard to find others that can play it too LOL. I'm from Atlanta, GA
I love collecting excellent quality syff, being a drummer of 35 years, love Genesis, RUSH, Yes, Styx ect. Can play it all just hard to find others that can play it too LOL. I'm from Atlanta, GA
I saw Genesis in 1983, Steve Hackett in 1993 (got his autograph, greeted him, shook his hand), and Phil Collins in 1997. I missed Invisable Touch in Montreal, We Can't Dance concert at the Olympic Stadium in Montreal, and the Turn It On Again tour in 2007. We may never see them again. However, I've been always getting these Genesis dreams of just Phil, Mike and Tony just playing alone without Chester and Daryl. Weird. ...and they seemed young again ('88 era)
If you listen real hard on Afterglow Tonys keyboards sound like angels harmonizing especially near the end when phil stops singing and jumps back on the drums. I can imagine when i pass on being welcomed by everyone that ever meant anything to me in life and that being played and then me jumping on a radiant white drumset and playing the end part :)
nik0laoo7, you are an absolute hero. I have been looking for this for ages. I know you posted it a year ago and it was about 2 years ago i gave up looking. The night this was recorded in July 1987 i was there in the crowd with my sister. My sister who was more of a "Pop" Genesis lover at the time but i got her into the more serious stuff when i brought her to Wembley that night. She loved it. And this was a real highlight. I've tears in my eyes. Thank you so much. Ade.
nik0laoo7, you are an absolute hero. I have been looking for this for ages. I know you posted it a year ago and it was about 2 years ago i gave up looking. The night this was recorded in July 1987 i was there in the crowd with my sister. My sister who was more of a "Pop" Genesis lover at the time but i got her into the more serious stuff when i brought her to Wembley that night. She loved it. And this was a real highlight. I've tears in my eyes. Thank you so much. Ade.
@Bigade68 Thanks for sharing this wonderful piece of music. I heard it for the first time on "Mama tour live" video which is now buried in my roof-space somewhere. This version is so much fresher, I'm blown away!
@EtemTatar They didn't want to take a break too early on, either. Here's the million-pound question: Why didn't they just break up the setlist into quarters - and film each quarter on each night? Would have made far more sense.
@SPeacock Perhaps it would have looked out of place. Like for example, sombody was wearing different clothes or something so they couldn't change it. Just a thought.
@mfnickster agreed. Sound like a multisamle. Perhaps the Synclavier or the Emulator II. Anyway don't get me started on Tony's sounds after 1978. He first ditched the Mellotron M400 and then after 1980 the Hammond T-102 organ. In 2007 he sounded awful, much worse than almost all of the tribute band keyboarders. I hoped he would use a decent Hammond clone, great solo synth sounds and killer mellotron samples. None of the above..... Looks like he stopped caring looong ago.
tony banks ya no sonaba igual con genesis desde que cambió su organo hammond t102 al prophet 10 y peor cuando cambió el prophet despues del 84 a lo que oimos acá, mas o menos, el prophet zafaba al sonido de su predecesor, pero esto no parece un organo. afterglow especialmente cambia mucho sin el hammond, pero acá todavía lo tocaban con energía. en 2007, al bajarle un tono, parecía otra cosa. me gustaria saber como hubiera sonado cinema show en '87. en fin, ojala vuelva tony banks para el mundial
Somebody noted that this made the laserdisc. It did not. At least not here in the States; and I'd be very surprised if it made the cut elsewhere, which I seriously doubt. The Cage Medley from the Invisible Touch Tour was never released officially in any form.
Somebody noted that this made the laserdisc. It did not. At least not here in the States; and I'd be very surprised if it made the cut elsewhere, which I seriously doubt.
Somebody noted that this made the laserdisc. It did not. At least not here in the States; and I'd be very surprised if it made the cut elsewhere, which I seriously doubt. The Cage Medley from the Invisible Touch Tour was never released officially in any form.
Somebody noted that this made the laserdisc. It did not. At least not here in the States; and I'd be very surprised if it made the cut elsewhere, which I seriously doubt. The Cage Medley from the Invisible Touch Tour was never released officially in any form.
I love how Phil uses inflection changes to mix up songs at live shows. The "In the sun" part is awesome. To combo this, the TSL version and the Lyceum 80 version would make a kick ass mix.
Very nice, but I will never forget how bummed I was when I saw them in Washington, DC, knowing that they had ended this medley with the closing section of Supper's Ready during the early shows of this tour. I was so psyched to hear SR, and when they segued into Afterglow instead (which I like, but they had played on so many tours in a row it hardly seemed like an old song at that point), it was a bit of a belly-drop for an old school fan.
I think I have an explanation for as to why this was cut - the cameraman had to put in a second blank tape to record (the first one had run out) so by the time he got the camera up and running again, the band were in the middle of "Afterglow", so he decided to start again at the next song.
@dodosquonk Agreed! I read once in an old Genesis forum that there was no multitrack from this track and so they couldn't mix it for the DVD release. Smells like BS to me, simply because it's 70s Genesis (something considered outtaded back then). The Wembley DVD has way too much bad 80s Genesis (Turn it on Again-medley, who wants to hear that??? Genesis isn't about cool, it's about great!).
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DOREMISOLO 2 weeks ago
Damn this is the shit! Yes: some of it is clearly jazz-fusion, but with a lot of weight, depth and power. Many of the jaz fusion bands from the 80s don't stand the test of time IMHO, it sounds like an exercise in futility by now. This sounds awesome - any recording from any time period. Even Afterglow (basically a pretty ballad, loosley based upon "have yourself a merry little Christmas" - still sounds marvelous, because it has Phil singing in front of that Wall of Sound and killer drumming!).
aihoschema 1 month ago
This is good, but I recommend the Reichstag-Concert in Berlin even more: Phils Voice in Afterglow is stunning!
What is unnerviing is the cheesy synth-melody during the end of Afterglow, though. Thats what you come up with when you have no Mellotrons which pure chords would have delivered enough.. ;)
zebonaut 4 months ago
When they did this 3 years earlier it was recorded and can be found here on Youtube . A shame this was not
mulleoops 4 months ago
The first 4.28 is the best: Phil,s drumming!!!!!!
mulleoops 4 months ago
Great section - it was In the Cage - In That Quiet Earth - Afterglow, tracks 2 and 3 were the last two on Wind & Wuthering so it is quite like the original. It was original to join them in that way. (Of course, these 3 tracks were the ONLY three to be missed off on the fukking video of the tour! I also remember that I liked Home By The Sea on this tour, much better than 1983/4 and 1992, quite a bit faster in 1986/7 and not so tedious as it is when the instrumental is slow. Afterglow is ace!
TheOmanJam 4 months ago
@TheOmanJam Ahh, those three tracks. Missing because the BBC "had to turn the tape over at some point".I have a full recording of the concert somewhere, but alas it is only a cassette tape version. I did manage to turn over in between the numbers though! Happy days.
makkari1 2 months ago
@jtaramona
La veo muy complica amigo... muy complicada. Ver a Genesis en mi país (vivo en Argentina) es el anhelo de mi vida pero tenemos que dar con la idea que estos tipos se van a morir sin haber venido nunca hasta estos pagos.
Saludos!
salmacis81 5 months ago
i love this medley its so poor that they never did exactly this medley again
as i saw genesis 2007 in stuttgart i was one of the luckyst pepole in the world and of course they played an cage medley and i love the cage/cinea/duke/afterglow medley but i wish they played a little bit more of the old stuff. but i loved the two periods. the collins and the gabriel era
Toboe18 5 months ago
Genesis were performing this version of the In the Cage medley for a few years in the 80's. If you can get our hands on it, there is a VHS release from 1984 called "Mama Live" that contains a full performance of this song. I sadly just packed mine up and shipped it to Salvation Army. You wouldn't want my copy anyway. I'm sure it's warn out as I probably watched it a few thousand times in high school. Good stuff.
brianbeilke 6 months ago
@brianbeilke You can get it on DVD now on "The Movie Box" - a box set with ALL of Genesis's live videos.
SPeacock 2 months ago
I recorded this concert on radio one on Saturday July 4th 1987 on a TDK D90. Lost the tape and have been searching years for a recording of the concert and in particular the "in the Cage" medley, which this song is half the remainder of. One of my ALL time favourite songs, a joy to listen to.
MrDreamtheaterdave 6 months ago
If anybody has a recording of this I would be eternally grateful
MrDreamtheaterdave 6 months ago
it was on on sat night on radio 1 . still got my 2x sony c90s
woolton1965 7 months ago
@jtaramona Yes , TONY is the spirit of GENESIS . His solo albums are very good , STILL for exemple...
fredo1169 7 months ago
I love collecting excellent quality syff, being a drummer of 35 years, love Genesis, RUSH, Yes, Styx ect. Can play it all just hard to find others that can play it too LOL. I'm from Atlanta, GA
lifrson 7 months ago
I love collecting excellent quality syff, being a drummer of 35 years, love Genesis, RUSH, Yes, Styx ect. Can play it all just hard to find others that can play it too LOL. I'm from Atlanta, GA
lifrson 7 months ago
It sounds really great, but come on....speed it up a little like in the earlier days =)
ErnieAndMaraboo 7 months ago
Such a FAT sound...makes me speechless.
sauermusicDE 10 months ago
I'd cut my veins to get time go back and can assist to, at least, one of this concerts despite they didn't play enough "old songs".
salmacis81 1 year ago
I said it before. This is GOLD!!!
MikeyRB77 1 year ago
Happy Birthday Phil....60 today. Wow.
jimapollo 1 year ago
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I saw Genesis in 1983, Steve Hackett in 1993 (got his autograph, greeted him, shook his hand), and Phil Collins in 1997. I missed Invisable Touch in Montreal, We Can't Dance concert at the Olympic Stadium in Montreal, and the Turn It On Again tour in 2007. We may never see them again. However, I've been always getting these Genesis dreams of just Phil, Mike and Tony just playing alone without Chester and Daryl. Weird. ...and they seemed young again ('88 era)
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If you listen real hard on Afterglow Tonys keyboards sound like angels harmonizing especially near the end when phil stops singing and jumps back on the drums. I can imagine when i pass on being welcomed by everyone that ever meant anything to me in life and that being played and then me jumping on a radiant white drumset and playing the end part :)
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nik0laoo7, you are an absolute hero. I have been looking for this for ages. I know you posted it a year ago and it was about 2 years ago i gave up looking. The night this was recorded in July 1987 i was there in the crowd with my sister. My sister who was more of a "Pop" Genesis lover at the time but i got her into the more serious stuff when i brought her to Wembley that night. She loved it. And this was a real highlight. I've tears in my eyes. Thank you so much. Ade.
Bigade68 1 year ago
nik0laoo7, you are an absolute hero. I have been looking for this for ages. I know you posted it a year ago and it was about 2 years ago i gave up looking. The night this was recorded in July 1987 i was there in the crowd with my sister. My sister who was more of a "Pop" Genesis lover at the time but i got her into the more serious stuff when i brought her to Wembley that night. She loved it. And this was a real highlight. I've tears in my eyes. Thank you so much. Ade.
Bigade68 1 year ago 13
well I'm glad if I helped, best regards to you and your sister!!
nik0la007 1 year ago
@Bigade68 Thanks for sharing this wonderful piece of music. I heard it for the first time on "Mama tour live" video which is now buried in my roof-space somewhere. This version is so much fresher, I'm blown away!
anthonytoner11 1 day ago
Are Chester Thompson & Phil Collins both playing drums together on In That Quiet Earth?
JMRUSIRIUS 1 year ago
have seen them here there and everywhere, but that's a great sound - - thanks!
mrspilligan 1 year ago
and the synth drums as well
skintrade 1 year ago
Interesting to hear this with tony's 1986/87 keyboards
skintrade 1 year ago
@victormusictechnique No probs ;)
EtemTatar 1 year ago
Btw the reason they did not record it is because they had to change film and they couldn't put out a half complete medley
EtemTatar 1 year ago
@EtemTatar They didn't want to take a break too early on, either. Here's the million-pound question: Why didn't they just break up the setlist into quarters - and film each quarter on each night? Would have made far more sense.
SPeacock 1 year ago
@SPeacock Perhaps it would have looked out of place. Like for example, sombody was wearing different clothes or something so they couldn't change it. Just a thought.
EtemTatar 1 year ago
@EtemTatar Thanks for the info.
sauermusicDE 10 months ago
@victormusictechnique Dodo
EtemTatar 1 year ago
@mfnickster agreed. Sound like a multisamle. Perhaps the Synclavier or the Emulator II. Anyway don't get me started on Tony's sounds after 1978. He first ditched the Mellotron M400 and then after 1980 the Hammond T-102 organ. In 2007 he sounded awful, much worse than almost all of the tribute band keyboarders. I hoped he would use a decent Hammond clone, great solo synth sounds and killer mellotron samples. None of the above..... Looks like he stopped caring looong ago.
aihoschema 1 year ago
what idiots left this one out of the live Wembley dvd recording
mulleops 1 year ago
@mulleops The same idiots that left the "Turn it on Again-Medley" in!
aihoschema 1 year ago
@mulleops The band, and their management.
SPeacock 1 year ago
f u c k i n g brilliant...best vocals ever done on Afterglow
robertthedrummer 1 year ago
great!
yanyanyan009 1 year ago
This was a great tour.
bastidface 1 year ago
tony banks ya no sonaba igual con genesis desde que cambió su organo hammond t102 al prophet 10 y peor cuando cambió el prophet despues del 84 a lo que oimos acá, mas o menos, el prophet zafaba al sonido de su predecesor, pero esto no parece un organo. afterglow especialmente cambia mucho sin el hammond, pero acá todavía lo tocaban con energía. en 2007, al bajarle un tono, parecía otra cosa. me gustaria saber como hubiera sonado cinema show en '87. en fin, ojala vuelva tony banks para el mundial
FUKIMAKAI 1 year ago
Weird, I have no idea how my comments got in here 4 times. Sorry all
padawan23 1 year ago
Somebody noted that this made the laserdisc. It did not. At least not here in the States; and I'd be very surprised if it made the cut elsewhere, which I seriously doubt. The Cage Medley from the Invisible Touch Tour was never released officially in any form.
padawan23 1 year ago
Somebody noted that this made the laserdisc. It did not. At least not here in the States; and I'd be very surprised if it made the cut elsewhere, which I seriously doubt.
padawan23 1 year ago
Somebody noted that this made the laserdisc. It did not. At least not here in the States; and I'd be very surprised if it made the cut elsewhere, which I seriously doubt. The Cage Medley from the Invisible Touch Tour was never released officially in any form.
padawan23 1 year ago
Somebody noted that this made the laserdisc. It did not. At least not here in the States; and I'd be very surprised if it made the cut elsewhere, which I seriously doubt. The Cage Medley from the Invisible Touch Tour was never released officially in any form.
padawan23 1 year ago
in the cage cinema show was also left apart on the dvd
pelusaesfeo 1 year ago
I love how Phil uses inflection changes to mix up songs at live shows. The "In the sun" part is awesome. To combo this, the TSL version and the Lyceum 80 version would make a kick ass mix.
bkbeban 1 year ago
It made the Laserdisc, but the interesting thing is that they did "Suppers Ready" throughout the american leg of the tour...
semajttam 2 years ago
Very nice, but I will never forget how bummed I was when I saw them in Washington, DC, knowing that they had ended this medley with the closing section of Supper's Ready during the early shows of this tour. I was so psyched to hear SR, and when they segued into Afterglow instead (which I like, but they had played on so many tours in a row it hardly seemed like an old song at that point), it was a bit of a belly-drop for an old school fan.
raelraven2 2 years ago
ARGH! best Genesis medley there is.
hexadecimalcode 2 years ago
THANKS so much for uploading this. This is like stumbling across a buried treasure!!!!
MikeyRB77 2 years ago 7
I felt the same way when I found it =) enjoy
nik0la007 2 years ago
I really thought Los Endos was the only "old song" the played in that concert. What a shame they omitted this section. Just a pitty!
salmacis81 2 years ago
I think I have an explanation for as to why this was cut - the cameraman had to put in a second blank tape to record (the first one had run out) so by the time he got the camera up and running again, the band were in the middle of "Afterglow", so he decided to start again at the next song.
SPeacock 2 years ago
It's a crime that this was the only section omitted from the dvd. I was there for 3 of the 4 nights they played & this blew everyone away.
dodosquonk 2 years ago 4
you lucky bastard :D I've never seen phil or genesis live, buu huuu
nik0la007 2 years ago 4
In that case i won't tell you how many times i have seen phil /genesis live but i really appreciate your great uploads.
dodosquonk 2 years ago
better don't tell me =) no problem, I'm glad you like them, thanks for commenting!
nik0la007 2 years ago
@dodosquonk Agreed! I read once in an old Genesis forum that there was no multitrack from this track and so they couldn't mix it for the DVD release. Smells like BS to me, simply because it's 70s Genesis (something considered outtaded back then). The Wembley DVD has way too much bad 80s Genesis (Turn it on Again-medley, who wants to hear that??? Genesis isn't about cool, it's about great!).
aihoschema 1 year ago
@dodosquonk
I was very uptset about that. Los Endos was the only great gem in that fucking DVD.
salmacis81 1 year ago
@salmacis81 And, to a lesser extent, Turn It On Again.
SPeacock 1 year ago
no problem, thank you for telling me the correct one ;)
nik0la007 2 years ago
My thanks to you for allowing me (and other die-hard Genesis fans) to complete the 1987 Wembley setlist by introducing this missing medley :)
SPeacock 2 years ago
I can't recognize the instrumentals, the title was like it is...
nik0la007 2 years ago