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De acuerdo con todos, esta interpretación es realmente soberbia, maravillosa. Realmente el desarrollo que tienen estos 10 minutos de deja in aliento, en éxtasis. Como habrá sido presenciarlo en vivo! Una precisión: en este tema el otro baterista del dúo es el fantástico e inconfundible Bill Bruford.
Il più memorabile duetto tra tastiere e batteria del rock.
Straordinaria è la sintesi tra melodia, armonia e ritmo.Espressa a livello tecnico altissimo tramite l'intesa perfetta tra Banks e Collins e l'abilità e la flessibilità con cui gli stessi suonano i loro strumenti.
Era evidente fin da allora che i Genesis erano un grande gruppo e Peter Gabriel era solo uno di loro e niente più.
Whose dumb idea was this old footage?? I want to see Bill and Phil ripping it out in 7/8!! I agree that Bruford is a much better sub than Chester, who always sounds like he is plodding along. Bill is so damn crisp and precise and his fills are so electrifying they almost equal Phil's own, at his peak. Which, for my money, was on Selling England. Saw the whole thing live at the Roxy in December of 73 and nothing else has ever come close. Saw Dream Theater a week ago and the kids think it is
For me, that ball could be a metaphor of economic globalization at its worst . Created by men. Then start screwing the lives of the common people, and everyone wants to stop it. But is too late.... It's too big.... Its motion is irreversible.
Admittedly, since my teen years, my tastes have migrated from the complexity of prog to the simplicity of "poppier" music, but anyone who doesn't think this is an astounding piece of music must just not understand music very well. Long live Genesis.
My five and seven year old daughters and i play "AIR ALL INSTRUMENTS" to this song, when daddy listens to Seconds Out for the trillionth time - i know i say this on all my posts
This is just amazing talent being amassed. Arguably the two best drummers of the 70s pre-Peart coming into his prime. Great bassist and guitarist. And of course, arguably the most melodic keyboardist until Dream Theater's Kevin Moore hit the stage.
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Poi si tratta di una versione del noto brano ben più efficace e convincente di quella eseguita dal gruppo due anni prima quando ancora c'era Gabriel.
Banks e Collins suonano le tastiere e la batteria con ben maggiore perizia, entusiasmo e convinzione che prima.
Probabilmente ed evidentemente perchè consapevoli che con la defezione di Gabriel il peso del gruppo e del grande successo mondiale del medesimo adesso pesava tutto su di loro.
Uno dei più esaltanti duetti tra tastiere e batteria mai ascoltati. Esso coniuga melodia e ritmo in modo prodigiosamente sintetico e fluido. Dolce ed articolata melodia e serratissimo ed incalzante ritmo sono espressi,per giunta, da Banks e Collins a livello tecnico altissimo. E Gabriel già non c'era più.
Insomma un brano che dovrebbero ascoltare tutti quegli incompetenti e superficiali i quali affermano da troppi anni che il gruppo finì con l'abbandono di Peter Gabriel.
@ThroughRock call it "snobby" all you want, but a fact is a fact. PG was responsible for the visual (just visual is all I'm saying) presentation of their music on stage. Who amoungst you would dispute that??? This is not beatification or hero-worship, it is true. After he left the remaining 4 didn't quite know how to visually present the music. AToTT tour used the PG formula of slides because that was all they had known. After that they, and every other band, did the lights and laser thing
This is a prime example of how Genesis lost their visionary when Gabriel left. He had such a strong hold over how their music was presented visually to the world. I doubt that if he had stayed on they would have ever consented to doing that cheesy Trick of the Tail video. Does anyone remember the awful Robbery, Assault and Battery video. Never would have happened if Peter Gabriel was still with them. The remaining four had no idea how to present their music, and left it in the hands of others.
@pilates68 Gabriel was too much into visuals. Genesis has been all about music and Banks & Rutherford (especially Tony) composed most of Genesis music.
The Director thought he was being clever by interspersing old silent movie footage. Thanks a lot DICK!!! Who wants to see them perform this masterpiece in its entirety on film anyway? lets watch Buster Keaton while Genesis plays. IDIOT!!!!
Jesus Christ!!!.......why the old silent movie footage??? Can we not see the band perform this masterpiece in its entirety? Spare me the directors idiotic interperative concept.
1.33 is incredible. I mean, how can men create such beauty!everything's incredible, phil's drum fill, mike rutherford's bass pedal and how you can see him just bloody happy feeling the musica, tony's heavenly majestic keyboards...It's just strange that hackett (my favourite soloist from genesis) would leave at this part of the show, cause actually you only needed rythm 12string guitar played by mike, and ocassionally bass, but anyway, man, such magic!
It was about 2:30 in the morning one mid-2007 night and I couldn't sleep. Finally deciding it was pointless to stare at the dark ceiling any longer, I turned on the TV. Flipping through the channels, I saw that this Genesis concert was on. Knowing nothing about them, I figured that it was better than being bored.
So, I changed to that channel and then this song came on.
How can you NOT become a Genesis fan after listening to this without any warning or expectations?
@MaximillianZakes and Yes? And Emerson Lake and Palmer? And then a real treat for all you 70s Genesis fans, looking for 'new' Genesis music. Find the bands "The Watch" (especially the album Vacuum; best song = Godess) and Citizen Cain (especially the album "Somewhere But Yesterday") You are in for a treat!
Wonderful! This is my absolute favourite and one I come back to again and again. Their best piece. The way they re-vitalised it for live performances during the mid/late '70s was just superb.
@GiuseppeGazerro: I think at this point, it's just classical music history. "Cinema Show" is almost 40 years old. I believe it qualifies as classical by now.
It definitely will at some point.
Seriously, I don't know how to say this without being explicit: if I were in either Collins' or Bruford's place at that moment, syncing up my drumming to this magnificent composition, I would have spooged my pants on stage right around 3:10.
I have been a Genesisis fan since the early 70's I have ALL of thier albums and a lot of the cd's and now a lot of the dvd's. This has to be one of the most entertaining and inspiring videos of the whole lot! Most original and as my love put it THE LONGER MIKES HAIR; the better GENESIS MUSIC!
If you get the SACD version of Trick of the Tail, it comes with a video of that tour, having 67 songs (2 of them are part 2---this one and Supper's Ready). This comes from that video.
A clip which makes you want to go back in a time machine to witness in person. A highly motivated Genesis on camera wishing to dispel all rumors they were finished without Peter. Their pure musical performances peaked during this tour and although more polished with Chester during the next W&W tour they wouldn't recapture the pure energy of this tour. Phil and Mike look like they were literally playing for their musical lives. Supper's Ready and Los Endos are equally breathtaking from this tour.
I guess the only thing disappointments me about this footage is that there are not more close-ups of Bill Bruford's technique. This would have been a great chance to see one of the best prog-rock drummers in action.
It's just so sad they hardly ever play the 'Aisle Of Plenty' as part of this! I've listened to 'Selling' at least ten thousand times, and that song still gives me goosebumps. Just a wonderful piece of music; Banks' 8 Voice Choir, Collins' subtle drumming, Hackett's understated guitar and Gabriel's soulfull, dramatic voice... Just a great song, and perhaps the best album-bookend ever!
@Proglove85 I always thought the same thing... it's one of their most beautiful moments when it fades into 'Aisle of Plenty'. That choir effect from Banks was always devastating -- "Silent Sorrows", "Entangled"
sounds spot on only complant is video is out of sync with the audio but this happens on a lot of youtube videos congrats to the musicians wowwwwwwwwwwww
@mfnickster As someone who was fortunate to see both Collins and Bruford perform this several times, I wouldn't want to choose really. BB was, however, just about the best all rounder it was ever my pleasure to watch. I don't believe for a minute that Collins fired him, given the extent to which he generally sings his praises.
@mfnickster As someone who was fortunate to see both Collins and Bruford perform this several times, I wouldn't want to choose really. BB was, however, just about the best all rounder it was ever my pleasure to watch. I don't believe for a minute that Collins fired him, given the extent to which he generally sings his praises.
As someone who was fortunate to see both Collins and Bruford perform this several times, I wouldn't want to choose really. BB was, however, just about the best all rounder it was ever my pleasure to watch. I don't believe for a minute that Collins fired him, given the extent to which he generally sings his praises.
@mfnickster bill bruford did not ask to fill in, genesis asked him to play, they were affraid of the reaction from the loss of peter, and said at least we have bill bruford, there are interviews on youtube with tony banks about the whole subject,anyway glad you like this awesome music.
@caridadroberto Well, you can take it up with Bruford then, because these are his own words from a World of Genesis interview:
"[Phil] had auditioned tons of singers, and I remember him saying that he was better than any of the people he was auditioning. I think I vaguely remember saying, “Why do you stand up front and sing, and I’ll cover for you on the drums? ...He seemed to think that was ok. I said, 'I’ll do it for a bit until you get comfort able and then you can get someone else.'”
@zchouinc i guess you're right. Although i like BB better as a drummer, maybe chester suits the Genesis sound ,(at least as it would become) a little better than the more freestyle jazzing of Bruford
Take a good notice of the " DRUM Duet " It' tight full of passion driven and necessary! Not like the cutesy soft drum "duets of collins and Thompson". And I forgot to mention Rutherford jumps right in the middle of the feveruos ruckus to add the most intense passion.
Take a good notice of the " DRUM Duet " It' tight full of passion driven and necessary! Not like the cutesy soft drum "duets of collins and Thompson". And I forgot to mention Rutherford jumps right in the middle of the feveruos ruckus to and the most intense passion.
Bruford added something so invigorating its a shame they didnt keep him on. you can tell all of the original members are much better and the end result i love!
Topographer, thanks for mentioning Andrew McCulloch; he also plays on the 'Scottish Suite' on Anthony Phillips's 'Private Parts & Pieces 2 - Back To The Pavilion'.
1:32 - perhaps the most triumphant moment in all of rock music. From the massive Taurus bass note underpinning it all, up through the celestial Mellotron choir, to the soaring synth lead over the top. This is masterful music. Then Tony Banks puts the exclamation point on it at 2:09 with that razor-sharp squarewave descending blues lick. One of Banks' finest moments - one among many.
@jode72 I so whole heartedly agree with you. 1:32 being the most triumphant moment in all of rock. The best there is, The Best there was and the best there ever will be, There are only so many notes one can possibly play, so many combinations. This is the greatest combinations of notes, chords etc etc in ALL music.
@jode72 Very right but for me the maximum interpretation is on seconds out. At 7:15 Bill began to activate with his unbelievebal offbeats and sophisticatet rythm the band to an high end effort. Unluckyly Peter didn´t sung !
@jode72 I might have been able to let the "most triumphant moment in all of rock music" claim slide were it not for the 63 glory seekers who agreed. Certainly energetic and shows their skill, but most triumphant? Naa - not even close.
@jode72 It's freakin' epic! I think it's not just a great moment of rock, but of all sorts of music! The Cinema Show, along with Firth of the Fifth, have the best keyboard parts of all time! Amazing!
This is my absolute favourite Genesis track: the version they played live after Phil took over the vocals. Wonderful stuff and my Seconds Out cd set is permanently in the car so I can listen to it OFTEN.
Yes Neil Peart, yes Carl Palmer, but let us not forget Ginger Baker--THE most underrated drummer of all time. Watch the video documentary of Cream's farewell show at Royal Albert Hall, and you'll know (it's on NetFlix)...and yes, Phil is one of the best, in the top 10 best ever imo.
I just love this song, but for me they screwed it up here. The end instrumental part is just too too fast and misses the soul of the piece, misses all the nuances for the sake of how fast they can all play together.
I love this version. Bruford does spark it up a bit, but I saw them do this live with Collins only and it was terrific--no flies on Phil--he was one of the best drummers I ever saw live, and I saw a lot of fantastic drummers--Tony Williams, Elvin Jones, Ginger Baker.
for me Bruford and Collins are my favorite. Bruford has unmatched originality but I love Genesis so much and I feel that Phil Collins' drumming contributes a lot to its greatness, plus he's the fastest with a one foot bass drum pedal. Carl Palmer is sickly fast but that only takes you so far; his drumming for me doesn't break the creative boundaries that were broken by Bruford and Collins.
Gotta admit, Palmer, Bruford and Collins have influenced me in my drumming odessey, as well as Peart. All of them creative, original drummers in odd time and syncopation. Absolutely geniuos!!
@SPeacock The film accompanying the performance is an Italian silent movie released in 1910 called "La nuova insegna dell'albergo del Globo" or "The New Sign of the Globe Hotel".
@SPeacock Erm I just told you what it was, I see someone else had already given the info, so by your assumption only one person in the world knew what it was?
Ignoring that it was Released in the US as a split reel along with the comedy Foolshead Absent-Minded (1910).
I love the way you get to see Banks work his magic, because it lets you actually see how he does it. I also like how 2:28 onwards has a good complex, video game feel to it, sort of like the music from Pokemon Battle Revolution from 2007. Love this band to bits... and yes, as you may have gathered I'm a kid, not a grown man who was alive when they were. Wish I was though. I hate music nowadays, except for Newton Faulkner.
@ToxicTurquoise454 I think the music in video games (especially Nintendo/Sega golden-age console ones) was influenced by some of the music by Genesis. :)
@kamwrites Uhm, yes I know that... I went to the a 2007 concert in the Turn it on Again tour with parents and brother. There were actually several children there too, so I wasn't the only one.
@spergs As good as chester is, he never gets out from under phil's shadow. Bill did and that's probably why he only did the Trick tour. Priceless! Wish they would play together again.
@HereComesTheGuide, Bruford also pounded for Yes, King Crimson, UK and Collins said In Quebec city where I seen this concert in 76 that Bruford was too expensive. Collins was trying to be funny.
@tresspass33: 34 years ago, I bought the Lamb at the age of 10 (my first album). Watching this tonight, I still got the same tingles going up my spine. Amazing!!!
@redace01 I know Mike used to play guitar and Taurus, but here you can see him jumping while playing guitar, so he can't be playing bass pedal ! who's playing bass here? nobody?
Tony Bank's right hand on the Arp Pro Soloist and his left hand on the Mellotron in this song rates up there with Einstein's theories of science or Van Goes paintings. This masterpiece is a piece of art!
Finally they're inducted into the Rock 'n Roll Hall of Fame. FUSE Channel on March 15th 2010 LIVE from the Waldorf Astoria in NYC- DON'T MISS IT -- GENESIS LIVES FOREVER !!
take the brilliant little ARP pro Soloist synthesizer, put it in the hands of a genius and Voila ! - this what you get - an incredible musical masterpiece - Luv it !!
This is the stuff of dreams!! They had to try even harder after Gabriel left them - and it shows. Listen to Tony giving it everything and those drums!! - clattering away like there lives depended on it - BRIILIANT !!!!
Foxtrot and Selling England by the pound are my all time Genesis favourites folowed by Trick of the tail, I could go on seconds out, the lamb lies down, wind and wuthering, tresspass. What the hell they are all brilliant.
My favorite song ever. Specifically the part that starts at 1:01.
funcrunch 2 days ago
Noone should be allowed to sell records, before they had been able to play this.
greirik 4 days ago
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ClassicRockDVD 1 month ago in playlist Genesis 1976
musica adelantada para su epoca , e incomprendida hoy en dia
LowRider1500 1 month ago
De acuerdo con todos, esta interpretación es realmente soberbia, maravillosa. Realmente el desarrollo que tienen estos 10 minutos de deja in aliento, en éxtasis. Como habrá sido presenciarlo en vivo! Una precisión: en este tema el otro baterista del dúo es el fantástico e inconfundible Bill Bruford.
manadeva 1 month ago
Il più memorabile duetto tra tastiere e batteria del rock.
Straordinaria è la sintesi tra melodia, armonia e ritmo.Espressa a livello tecnico altissimo tramite l'intesa perfetta tra Banks e Collins e l'abilità e la flessibilità con cui gli stessi suonano i loro strumenti.
Era evidente fin da allora che i Genesis erano un grande gruppo e Peter Gabriel era solo uno di loro e niente più.
Angelo Balzano
angelo7513 2 months ago
Awesome stuff. Wish i was able to see that today. On the subject of great prog. rock bands, at least Rush is still touring.
cdawg4391 2 months ago 2
Where do i send my donation to the parish Father Tiresias?
Plasticflyer2112 2 months ago
Whose dumb idea was this old footage?? I want to see Bill and Phil ripping it out in 7/8!! I agree that Bruford is a much better sub than Chester, who always sounds like he is plodding along. Bill is so damn crisp and precise and his fills are so electrifying they almost equal Phil's own, at his peak. Which, for my money, was on Selling England. Saw the whole thing live at the Roxy in December of 73 and nothing else has ever come close. Saw Dream Theater a week ago and the kids think it is
FatherTiresias1 2 months ago
For me, that ball could be a metaphor of economic globalization at its worst . Created by men. Then start screwing the lives of the common people, and everyone wants to stop it. But is too late.... It's too big.... Its motion is irreversible.
vivelavidarocka 2 months ago
The Bill and Phil drum fill is great
ajsjoberg 3 months ago 2
that fuckin bass :D , makes mah nipples erected
LowRider1500 3 months ago 2
Admittedly, since my teen years, my tastes have migrated from the complexity of prog to the simplicity of "poppier" music, but anyone who doesn't think this is an astounding piece of music must just not understand music very well. Long live Genesis.
BaronvonCase 3 months ago
My five and seven year old daughters and i play "AIR ALL INSTRUMENTS" to this song, when daddy listens to Seconds Out for the trillionth time - i know i say this on all my posts
Plasticflyer2112 3 months ago
This is just amazing talent being amassed. Arguably the two best drummers of the 70s pre-Peart coming into his prime. Great bassist and guitarist. And of course, arguably the most melodic keyboardist until Dream Theater's Kevin Moore hit the stage.
SonOfYoungwood 3 months ago 3
Rutherford is a monster!
jjcjammer 3 months ago
Brutal!!! Fantastic!!!! super!!!!! collonut!!! la millor!!!!!! incomparable!!!!!! al·lucinant!!!! orgàsmic!!!!! meravellós!!!!! celestial!!! potent!!!! bonic!!!!! preciós!!!!
jazemabo 4 months ago
@jazemabo YOU SAID IT ALL MAN!!!!!!
1dydmtdmtd 3 months ago in playlist Liked
@jode72 I agree with your comment 100%.
arthurmee 4 months ago
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ClassicRockDVD 4 months ago
Amazing. I've listened to this song a thousand times easily and it gets better...
genesis1975 4 months ago 2
this is the first song my dad made me listen to. I was 2 at the time and I've been loving it ever since.
CrimsonKingHowe 5 months ago 4
Tony is so much fucking damn fast, Was he ever a human ? :D
illegalalien2 5 months ago
Bruford!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Pjomell 5 months ago
Poi si tratta di una versione del noto brano ben più efficace e convincente di quella eseguita dal gruppo due anni prima quando ancora c'era Gabriel.
Banks e Collins suonano le tastiere e la batteria con ben maggiore perizia, entusiasmo e convinzione che prima.
Probabilmente ed evidentemente perchè consapevoli che con la defezione di Gabriel il peso del gruppo e del grande successo mondiale del medesimo adesso pesava tutto su di loro.
Angelo Balzano.
angelo7513 5 months ago
@angelo7513 sarai anke daccordo ke poki live al mondo sono perfetti come SECOND OUT!
skyscraper7474 5 months ago
Uno dei più esaltanti duetti tra tastiere e batteria mai ascoltati. Esso coniuga melodia e ritmo in modo prodigiosamente sintetico e fluido. Dolce ed articolata melodia e serratissimo ed incalzante ritmo sono espressi,per giunta, da Banks e Collins a livello tecnico altissimo. E Gabriel già non c'era più.
Insomma un brano che dovrebbero ascoltare tutti quegli incompetenti e superficiali i quali affermano da troppi anni che il gruppo finì con l'abbandono di Peter Gabriel.
Angelo Balzano
angelo7513 5 months ago
@ThroughRock call it "snobby" all you want, but a fact is a fact. PG was responsible for the visual (just visual is all I'm saying) presentation of their music on stage. Who amoungst you would dispute that??? This is not beatification or hero-worship, it is true. After he left the remaining 4 didn't quite know how to visually present the music. AToTT tour used the PG formula of slides because that was all they had known. After that they, and every other band, did the lights and laser thing
pilates68 6 months ago
J'ai jamais réussi à chopper les accords de Rutherford sur cette partie. Honte sur moi. Tout le reste je l'ai mais là va savoir ....
gg59o 6 months ago
This is a prime example of how Genesis lost their visionary when Gabriel left. He had such a strong hold over how their music was presented visually to the world. I doubt that if he had stayed on they would have ever consented to doing that cheesy Trick of the Tail video. Does anyone remember the awful Robbery, Assault and Battery video. Never would have happened if Peter Gabriel was still with them. The remaining four had no idea how to present their music, and left it in the hands of others.
pilates68 7 months ago
@pilates68 Gabriel was too much into visuals. Genesis has been all about music and Banks & Rutherford (especially Tony) composed most of Genesis music.
Chriskkboongg 6 months ago
@pilates68 Sigh. Another snobby, retarded Gabriel-era fan. These videos are infested with them.
ThroughRock 6 months ago
The Director thought he was being clever by interspersing old silent movie footage. Thanks a lot DICK!!! Who wants to see them perform this masterpiece in its entirety on film anyway? lets watch Buster Keaton while Genesis plays. IDIOT!!!!
pilates68 7 months ago
Jesus Christ!!!.......why the old silent movie footage??? Can we not see the band perform this masterpiece in its entirety? Spare me the directors idiotic interperative concept.
pilates68 7 months ago 3
I am responsble for 153 green thumbs, but who push 10 times red?
Wow, if you don t like this. you don t like music anyway.
Genesis is in my blood.
fredouwens 7 months ago
10 people were disco fans in 1976.
WintersWar 7 months ago 2
1.33 is incredible. I mean, how can men create such beauty!everything's incredible, phil's drum fill, mike rutherford's bass pedal and how you can see him just bloody happy feeling the musica, tony's heavenly majestic keyboards...It's just strange that hackett (my favourite soloist from genesis) would leave at this part of the show, cause actually you only needed rythm 12string guitar played by mike, and ocassionally bass, but anyway, man, such magic!
vasco1990 7 months ago
Bruford
paperpichu 7 months ago
It was about 2:30 in the morning one mid-2007 night and I couldn't sleep. Finally deciding it was pointless to stare at the dark ceiling any longer, I turned on the TV. Flipping through the channels, I saw that this Genesis concert was on. Knowing nothing about them, I figured that it was better than being bored.
So, I changed to that channel and then this song came on.
How can you NOT become a Genesis fan after listening to this without any warning or expectations?
Rock on! :D
MaximillianZakes 7 months ago 4
@MaximillianZakes and Yes? And Emerson Lake and Palmer? And then a real treat for all you 70s Genesis fans, looking for 'new' Genesis music. Find the bands "The Watch" (especially the album Vacuum; best song = Godess) and Citizen Cain (especially the album "Somewhere But Yesterday") You are in for a treat!
kirklott 7 months ago
It retains the old ending and adds a new one.
JHollowayNetwork 8 months ago 2
da pelle d'oca...
LUCAVIRT 8 months ago
Just rejoice at the absolute pinnacle of rock music
the world will never see the like again - an incredible triumph of creativity from the boys!
bcsautomotive 8 months ago 2
drum porn!!!
coolest drum duet in rock history!!
HereComesTheGuide 8 months ago 2
All mondays should start with this..... Awesome. EJ
fulcrum300 10 months ago 8
COME TAKE A LOOK A TOUR BAND : TYPE OVERHEAD-MUZ ON MYSPACE. THANKS !
Sim2428 10 months ago 3
I love it! I will play my old Lp and heard it again..
maromano 10 months ago 15
Wonderful! This is my absolute favourite and one I come back to again and again. Their best piece. The way they re-vitalised it for live performances during the mid/late '70s was just superb.
TheExcelsior1 10 months ago 10
One of the greatest ever pieces of music in 7/8 time... yeah!!
in2gadgets 10 months ago 10
Bruford!
paperpichu 10 months ago 9
Agreed,.
The highest point ever in all non-classical music history.
Unreachable peak.
GiuseppeGazerro 10 months ago 25
@GiuseppeGazerro: I think at this point, it's just classical music history. "Cinema Show" is almost 40 years old. I believe it qualifies as classical by now.
It definitely will at some point.
Seriously, I don't know how to say this without being explicit: if I were in either Collins' or Bruford's place at that moment, syncing up my drumming to this magnificent composition, I would have spooged my pants on stage right around 3:10.
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fredouwens 10 months ago
I have been a Genesisis fan since the early 70's I have ALL of thier albums and a lot of the cd's and now a lot of the dvd's. This has to be one of the most entertaining and inspiring videos of the whole lot! Most original and as my love put it THE LONGER MIKES HAIR; the better GENESIS MUSIC!
44hornet 10 months ago 8
How could you not like this video?
44hornet 10 months ago 3
If you get the SACD version of Trick of the Tail, it comes with a video of that tour, having 67 songs (2 of them are part 2---this one and Supper's Ready). This comes from that video.
Yestrooper1 11 months ago
A clip which makes you want to go back in a time machine to witness in person. A highly motivated Genesis on camera wishing to dispel all rumors they were finished without Peter. Their pure musical performances peaked during this tour and although more polished with Chester during the next W&W tour they wouldn't recapture the pure energy of this tour. Phil and Mike look like they were literally playing for their musical lives. Supper's Ready and Los Endos are equally breathtaking from this tour.
alkoppoch5 11 months ago 3
the three masters collins banks and brurord and rutheford and hackett!
44hornet 11 months ago
I guess the only thing disappointments me about this footage is that there are not more close-ups of Bill Bruford's technique. This would have been a great chance to see one of the best prog-rock drummers in action.
bearmare 11 months ago 5
It's just so sad they hardly ever play the 'Aisle Of Plenty' as part of this! I've listened to 'Selling' at least ten thousand times, and that song still gives me goosebumps. Just a wonderful piece of music; Banks' 8 Voice Choir, Collins' subtle drumming, Hackett's understated guitar and Gabriel's soulfull, dramatic voice... Just a great song, and perhaps the best album-bookend ever!
Proglove85 11 months ago 5
@Proglove85 I always thought the same thing... it's one of their most beautiful moments when it fades into 'Aisle of Plenty'. That choir effect from Banks was always devastating -- "Silent Sorrows", "Entangled"
Jhensy2012 11 months ago 4
when they were good they were awesome but then they were musicians
Kilchattan7 1 year ago
sounds spot on only complant is video is out of sync with the audio but this happens on a lot of youtube videos congrats to the musicians wowwwwwwwwwwww
fizzbin1 1 year ago
Genesis in their finest hours.
fredouwens 1 year ago 2
"Don't you know that Phil fired BB because of no being good enough ?"
I don't know where you got that idea, but Bruford himself says he only asked to fill in with Genesis until they found someone permanent.
mfnickster 1 year ago
@mfnickster As someone who was fortunate to see both Collins and Bruford perform this several times, I wouldn't want to choose really. BB was, however, just about the best all rounder it was ever my pleasure to watch. I don't believe for a minute that Collins fired him, given the extent to which he generally sings his praises.
ngty2650 1 year ago
@mfnickster As someone who was fortunate to see both Collins and Bruford perform this several times, I wouldn't want to choose really. BB was, however, just about the best all rounder it was ever my pleasure to watch. I don't believe for a minute that Collins fired him, given the extent to which he generally sings his praises.
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As someone who was fortunate to see both Collins and Bruford perform this several times, I wouldn't want to choose really. BB was, however, just about the best all rounder it was ever my pleasure to watch. I don't believe for a minute that Collins fired him, given the extent to which he generally sings his praises.
ngty2650 1 year ago
@mfnickster bill bruford did not ask to fill in, genesis asked him to play, they were affraid of the reaction from the loss of peter, and said at least we have bill bruford, there are interviews on youtube with tony banks about the whole subject,anyway glad you like this awesome music.
caridadroberto 1 year ago
@caridadroberto Well, you can take it up with Bruford then, because these are his own words from a World of Genesis interview:
"[Phil] had auditioned tons of singers, and I remember him saying that he was better than any of the people he was auditioning. I think I vaguely remember saying, “Why do you stand up front and sing, and I’ll cover for you on the drums? ...He seemed to think that was ok. I said, 'I’ll do it for a bit until you get comfort able and then you can get someone else.'”
mfnickster 1 year ago
Genesis are GODS!!!!!!!!!!!
radamanthys451 1 year ago
@zchouinc i guess you're right. Although i like BB better as a drummer, maybe chester suits the Genesis sound ,(at least as it would become) a little better than the more freestyle jazzing of Bruford
remnrone 1 year ago
Tony is the God
NemethGeza11 1 year ago
banks, keith emerson, the two best ever, banks >>>>>>> bethoven
totto210 1 year ago
I saw this tour...I'm sad, now we have corporate music, Britany Spears, Madonna, and Rap.
Inder945 1 year ago
Ah, the days when Michael Rutherford looked quite energetic...
heymilhere 1 year ago
Indeed, they never seemed to enjoy playing their music so much in later years...
xarogath 1 year ago 3
Bruford and Collins together on the skins - rhythm doesn't get any better than that.
gardenchair 1 year ago 3
This is where Phil Collins earn his right to play alongside Bill Bruford! Some of the greatest drumming i have ever seen.
And, IMHO, Tony Banks beats both Emerson and Wakeman any day
remnrone 1 year ago 2
The best of the best!!!, GENIAL!!!!!!
CheloElite 1 year ago 2
This truly an end of an era,
44hornet 1 year ago 3
Tony Banks is a god.this is unbelievable.
one of my favorite pieces ever
08ori 1 year ago
@08ori thanx
44hornet 1 year ago
Yeahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh fuoriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
pisigsura 1 year ago 2
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Take a good notice of the " DRUM Duet " It' tight full of passion driven and necessary! Not like the cutesy soft drum "duets of collins and Thompson". And I forgot to mention Rutherford jumps right in the middle of the feveruos ruckus to add the most intense passion.
44hornet 1 year ago
Take a good notice of the " DRUM Duet " It' tight full of passion driven and necessary! Not like the cutesy soft drum "duets of collins and Thompson". And I forgot to mention Rutherford jumps right in the middle of the feveruos ruckus to and the most intense passion.
44hornet 1 year ago
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44hornet 1 year ago
This is the greatest Genesis vid behind fly/ crawlers. Whis we could buy this whole concert video.
44hornet 1 year ago
Bruford added something so invigorating its a shame they didnt keep him on. you can tell all of the original members are much better and the end result i love!
44hornet 1 year ago
Topographer, thanks for mentioning Andrew McCulloch; he also plays on the 'Scottish Suite' on Anthony Phillips's 'Private Parts & Pieces 2 - Back To The Pavilion'.
MsBkirk 1 year ago
1:32 - perhaps the most triumphant moment in all of rock music. From the massive Taurus bass note underpinning it all, up through the celestial Mellotron choir, to the soaring synth lead over the top. This is masterful music. Then Tony Banks puts the exclamation point on it at 2:09 with that razor-sharp squarewave descending blues lick. One of Banks' finest moments - one among many.
jode72 1 year ago 95
@jode72 I so whole heartedly agree with you. 1:32 being the most triumphant moment in all of rock. The best there is, The Best there was and the best there ever will be, There are only so many notes one can possibly play, so many combinations. This is the greatest combinations of notes, chords etc etc in ALL music.
valdostaguru 1 year ago
@jode72 Very right but for me the maximum interpretation is on seconds out. At 7:15 Bill began to activate with his unbelievebal offbeats and sophisticatet rythm the band to an high end effort. Unluckyly Peter didn´t sung !
drjekyll66 1 year ago
@jode72 Ok, smartass, that's enough.
SoundsofRuneScape 8 months ago
@jode72 I might have been able to let the "most triumphant moment in all of rock music" claim slide were it not for the 63 glory seekers who agreed. Certainly energetic and shows their skill, but most triumphant? Naa - not even close.
RustyfFender 7 months ago
@jode72 It's freakin' epic! I think it's not just a great moment of rock, but of all sorts of music! The Cinema Show, along with Firth of the Fifth, have the best keyboard parts of all time! Amazing!
MokRodrigues 7 months ago
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jode72 1 year ago
ABSOLUTLY BRUTAL!!!!
igedgon 1 year ago 2
This is my absolute favourite Genesis track: the version they played live after Phil took over the vocals. Wonderful stuff and my Seconds Out cd set is permanently in the car so I can listen to it OFTEN.
Damn, they were good!
TheExcelsior1 1 year ago 2
Yes Neil Peart, yes Carl Palmer, but let us not forget Ginger Baker--THE most underrated drummer of all time. Watch the video documentary of Cream's farewell show at Royal Albert Hall, and you'll know (it's on NetFlix)...and yes, Phil is one of the best, in the top 10 best ever imo.
zenpaganwarrior 1 year ago
I just love this song, but for me they screwed it up here. The end instrumental part is just too too fast and misses the soul of the piece, misses all the nuances for the sake of how fast they can all play together.
chrisguygeezer 1 year ago
This music is England.
NarcissistsDie 1 year ago
This is MAGC at human hands... the real spirit of the ART of MUSC
IntelArt 1 year ago
I love this version. Bruford does spark it up a bit, but I saw them do this live with Collins only and it was terrific--no flies on Phil--he was one of the best drummers I ever saw live, and I saw a lot of fantastic drummers--Tony Williams, Elvin Jones, Ginger Baker.
garygomesg 1 year ago 2
everyone is just ripping it up in this song! - everyone!! - I like the old video just as much as the live footage!!!
TheDrumChannel 1 year ago
for me Bruford and Collins are my favorite. Bruford has unmatched originality but I love Genesis so much and I feel that Phil Collins' drumming contributes a lot to its greatness, plus he's the fastest with a one foot bass drum pedal. Carl Palmer is sickly fast but that only takes you so far; his drumming for me doesn't break the creative boundaries that were broken by Bruford and Collins.
MrJesseG123 1 year ago 2
Banks' board work on this piece is from another world...ahead of it's time really.
Bearses 1 year ago 51
@Bearses Although I can't help but think that Tony was distracted by the camera, as he made several mistakes on this version
mbh64 11 months ago
This video...seems to be a "Wellment Fuck You " to all who want to put The Globe on the roof of their own house!
Well-fucked up by themselves !
Even REAL KINGS never wear their crown.
Only for official stuff they , can't but...
Bernard
labora4best 1 year ago
Gotta admit, Palmer, Bruford and Collins have influenced me in my drumming odessey, as well as Peart. All of them creative, original drummers in odd time and syncopation. Absolutely geniuos!!
weeniedogfan 1 year ago
@weeniedogfan
We must not forget John Weathers. Another master. The most 'funky' of them.
Topographer 1 year ago
What's the name of the film being played/intercut along with the live performance of the song? I'm curious :)
SPeacock 1 year ago
@SPeacock The film accompanying the performance is an Italian silent movie released in 1910 called "La nuova insegna dell'albergo del Globo" or "The New Sign of the Globe Hotel".
fernald10 1 year ago
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@fernald10 Thanks :) And now I think I will watch it.
SPeacock 1 year ago
@SPeacock La nuova insegna dell'albergo del Globo, it was played when the seconds out film was released in cinemas.
FarCryification 1 year ago 2
@FarCryification Let me guess: It's now hard to find ("La nuova insegna dell'albergo del Globo)?
SPeacock 1 year ago
@SPeacock Erm I just told you what it was, I see someone else had already given the info, so by your assumption only one person in the world knew what it was?
Ignoring that it was Released in the US as a split reel along with the comedy Foolshead Absent-Minded (1910).
Thanks for taking time to be so patronising.
FarCryification 1 year ago
@FarCryification I'm sorry, I didn't know. I didn't mean to offend you.
SPeacock 1 year ago
@SPeacock No problem :O))
FarCryification 1 year ago
3:10 -> Mike Rutherford! <3
MikseriHorn 1 year ago
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MikseriHorn 1 year ago
Oh well, missing Pete and nothing against Drum Master Phil. What a "sad " show inn Paris yet the best Genesis did under Phil....
rek172981 1 year ago
Amazing music! Hilarious film!
greenaissance 1 year ago
Never seen Rutherford move so much...!
heymilhere 1 year ago
I love the way you get to see Banks work his magic, because it lets you actually see how he does it. I also like how 2:28 onwards has a good complex, video game feel to it, sort of like the music from Pokemon Battle Revolution from 2007. Love this band to bits... and yes, as you may have gathered I'm a kid, not a grown man who was alive when they were. Wish I was though. I hate music nowadays, except for Newton Faulkner.
ToxicTurquoise454 1 year ago
@ToxicTurquoise454 I think the music in video games (especially Nintendo/Sega golden-age console ones) was influenced by some of the music by Genesis. :)
SPeacock 1 year ago
@ToxicTurquoise454 psst....they're still alive and playing. You're good. ;)
kamwrites 1 year ago
@kamwrites Uhm, yes I know that... I went to the a 2007 concert in the Turn it on Again tour with parents and brother. There were actually several children there too, so I wasn't the only one.
ToxicTurquoise454 1 year ago
@ToxicTurquoise454 Cool. It was the "not a grown man who was alive when they were" comment that threw me.
kamwrites 1 year ago
Before there was Chester and Phil. There was Bill & Phil. If only for a short time.
Very nice.
spergs 1 year ago 3
@spergs As good as chester is, he never gets out from under phil's shadow. Bill did and that's probably why he only did the Trick tour. Priceless! Wish they would play together again.
HereComesTheGuide 8 months ago
@HereComesTheGuide, Bruford also pounded for Yes, King Crimson, UK and Collins said In Quebec city where I seen this concert in 76 that Bruford was too expensive. Collins was trying to be funny.
jocolope 7 months ago
2:37.... :)
zortotron 1 year ago
Delbert where did you go, your ever loving Cluadette aka Kayliegh
kimakakayleigh 1 year ago
Fantastic quality of recording and music!! Thank you! Phil Phil is certainly there with, Colaiuta, Bozzio, and Thompson.
MeCallCrazy 1 year ago
@Chub4ChubsRule thanks!!!
kristolaos 1 year ago
a nickle to anyone who can name the other drummer?
troy1415 1 year ago
@troy1415 Why it's my man Bruford, of course. Seeing him with the band must have been a unique experience.
duckfist 1 year ago
@duckfist I did!!
helmuthb 1 year ago
@troy1415 bill bruford, man!!!
helmuthb 1 year ago
one word, Amazing!!!! 34 years I've been a fan and I never get tired of listening to there music,
tresspass33 1 year ago
@tresspass33: 34 years ago, I bought the Lamb at the age of 10 (my first album). Watching this tonight, I still got the same tingles going up my spine. Amazing!!!
Anglagard1 1 year ago
1:08 al 2:00 !!
florsails 1 year ago
@redace01 You can see Mike jumping while playing guitar, so he cannot be playing bass pedals! who's playing bass during that bit?
cagnacciocane 1 year ago
@redace01 I know Mike used to play guitar and Taurus, but here you can see him jumping while playing guitar, so he can't be playing bass pedal ! who's playing bass here? nobody?
cagnacciocane 1 year ago
Phil is the best drummer in MY OPINION. Some may agree, and some may disagree, just listen to what pleases you and enjoy!!
realitysux88 1 year ago
Tony Bank's right hand on the Arp Pro Soloist and his left hand on the Mellotron in this song rates up there with Einstein's theories of science or Van Goes paintings. This masterpiece is a piece of art!
NCMountainDavis 1 year ago
What is up with the animation at the beginning???
EtemTatar 1 year ago
Listen to these drums: Rush - ByTor/In The End/In The Mood/2112 ( Exit Stage Left )
guijam94 1 year ago
Great Job To Them , Rock and Roll , 2010
From Me In CANADA
Peace and Love , Peace and Love
ghetoswift 1 year ago
For those who like Phil's drumming, I would like to recommend "Brand X"....
BritzlBratzl 1 year ago
Damn, is this show available on DVD? Wow.
therealchestymclobes 1 year ago
@therealchestymclobes Get the "A Trick of the Tail" remastered cd. It comes with a dvd on this show and it is truly amazing.
1zappa 1 year ago
Best ever band...hands down
rael6 1 year ago 5
A joy to watch and hear
Harryisagod 1 year ago
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BigBadBobby1234 1 year ago
The drumming might be clever but it sounds like they knocking the living daylights out of old metal dustbins!
guesser7 1 year ago
Strange, I love these drum sounds way more than any drums you hear on the radio these days.
Hyardacil 1 year ago
take the brilliant little ARP pro Soloist synthesizer, put it in the hands of a genius and Voila ! - this what you get - an incredible musical masterpiece - Luv it !!
kipp0man 1 year ago 4
It's also called the Runaway Globe. You can see it on the British Pathe website.
FAC328 1 year ago
definately in my top 3 keyboard solo"s-- tony"s star moment from the 1976 tour.
MothershipOracle 1 year ago 2
Anthony Banks, ladies and gentlemen
finderil 1 year ago 4
This is the stuff of dreams!! They had to try even harder after Gabriel left them - and it shows. Listen to Tony giving it everything and those drums!! - clattering away like there lives depended on it - BRIILIANT !!!!
MsKings10 1 year ago
Fuck!!!!!!is beautiful.......
petergabriel99 2 years ago
el señor Banks haciendo gala de su virtuosismo
dhanonino 2 years ago 4
still the greatest drummer i have ever heard
djspam80 2 years ago 2
collins or bruford?
relariel 2 years ago
The answer to that question in this context is....yes.
MitchTenderness 1 year ago 3
Both.
clyde8her 1 year ago
Foxtrot and Selling England by the pound are my all time Genesis favourites folowed by Trick of the tail, I could go on seconds out, the lamb lies down, wind and wuthering, tresspass. What the hell they are all brilliant.
caslox 2 years ago 3
Palmer is the fastest, bruford the most creative, collins the most dynamic
EyMeng 2 years ago 19
GOOD DEFINITION...!
genesisinsideme 2 years ago 2
@EyMeng what about bonham? the heaviest?
CharliePoet 1 year ago
@EyMeng And Neil Peart (Rush) the best!. Out side of the list of course, but as progessive rocks' drummers, he is the best in my opinion.
Xanaseb 1 year ago