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Counting Out Time - what a surorise to get this footage, thank you

1974, and it is still a production in Mono. The A-Side was "Carpet Crawl" "The Waiting Room" was the only ever live-improvisation by Genesis during the Lamb Tour. You never knew what you'll get.

Oh, how I would love to have a copy of this concert on DVD, even in that quality - the band was so much better with Kari Reiman and Kirsi Käköhnen.

The first so-called hit by them, when they played it live at the Crawdaddy Club, sometimes for about 30 minutes. Beautiful. It's a shame, that it didn't managed to be on their first record.

They played that song "Hey, Crawdaddy" sometimes for about 30 minutes in that club.

They played a shorter version occassionally as second encore, for instance in Paris, ath the Olympia, even in 65. There's a version on bootlegs available of that one as well.

It might be one of the much later ver...

Isn`t Pauliina Lerche (her second name wasn't Lerche those days) the one, who holds a puppy in her hand which has the word "Pauliina" on her forehead, written on a band of rubber?

Ich habe vor einiger Zeit "In The Air" und "Like A Hurricane"

gespielt, gesungen, und mich dabei gefilmt.

Gnade mir Gott, wenn ich technisch je in die Lage kommen sollte,

das hochzuladen.

In those days, if you were doing an album, you had to consider the vinyl-side length a lot.

So I think, they edited out the flute-coda of "Dusk" (compare alternate version on Archive 67-75) to get space for "The Knife", and changed that coda a bit in order to hang it instead

on the end of releas...

"It`s Yourself" ended up first as the b-side of the 76-single "Your Own Special Way" and was originally intended to be the track before "Mad Man Moon" on the TRICK-album. Phil then took several elements such as "Squonk" and other Trick-songs and re-composed it together as "Los Endos". He took ele...

That song "Little Leaf" was sung by Mike Rutherford and Tony Banks together in the style

of Simon & Garfunkel while Peter was on flute. This info is part of Paul Russell's book "Play Me My Song", interview with Anthony, Mike and Tony (closing section of the book).

Thank You so much! Best audience recording quality ever, I guess. Yes were absolutly at their best in 77, what a shame, that there is no proper multi-camera movie recording from that tour.

The instrumental track is played by the Stones, there is even a version by them with Mick singing around. Only the solo by Keith sounds a bit different. But there is as well another

version by the storms available.

Litte Boy & The Blue Boys was the first band name of the Stones in 1961/62.

So it is indeed by the early Stones with Dick Taylor. I don't think Brian was with

them already, but Keith, of course. Even today the Stones played secretly as

"Little Boy Blue & The VBlue Boys" in small clubs as a tour ...

Großartiger Abend, ich war da - obgleich der Sound undifferenziert und übersteuert war,

eine einzige Kakophonie, von der ich jetzt noch Ohrenschmerzen habe. Schade, dass da

nicht besser drauf geachtet wird (das geht auch an Peter). Trotzdem, großartiges Konzert.

This is not the original version, it's a letter stereo take from the mid-sixties, I guess

@whyteay: the BBC Nightride show was recorded on 22.02.1070 (broadcasted later). Compare Genesis Archive Boxset dates on CD 4. Anthony left in October,

Pgil came in much later.

This version is much better and more progressiv than the one

on the record "Szerelem" from 1970, in my opinion, but on wwhich

CD one can I find this beautiful, more melodic, and as well more

rocky version?

This version is much better and more progressiv than the one

on the record "Szerelem" from 1970, in my opinion, but on wwhich

CD one can I find this beautiful, more melodic, and as well more

rocky version?

"He, Mama" - erschienen auf Amiga, von Zsusza deutsch gesungen.

Deutscher Titel: "Der Wind". Auf Amiga erschienen, von Zsusza deutsch gesungen.

Deutscher Titel: "Sagenhaft grün" (auf Amiga erschienen)

Es fehlt auch "Endlich, endlich" und "Der Wind" oder "Barbara" nebst "Blumen blühen" und "Farbstifte" auf deutsch. Da muß es doch z.B. "Rund" Auftritte gegeben haben? Als Kind habe ich das alles gehört, die genannten Titel gefielen mir sehr gut, aber es gab Wichtigeres. Erst jetzt bemerke ich wi...

Donner und Blitz, sie wollte kein Gefühl, dass war 1730

Mädchen hört zu, seid ihr wie sie so kühl, bleibt ihr alleine, das weiß ich.

Barbara voran, und alle stürmen nach ...

Oh, come on, you ruin a good joke. I really like the way it is combined together.

One tip at the end: If you had written: "Peter guesting a Yes-Encore live in

Italy 1972" more people would have taken in. If there were other lyrics than

the usual one (Armando Gallo describes, how Tony and Mike wro...

This is no studio-session, it is live from the BBC nightride program.

Without any audience.

1970. One of the best non-Album tracks Genesis ever made.

Mike Rutherford on Cello. Anthony Phillips on guitar

This is an absoluty wonderful song. Neil Young would have tears in his eyes,

just like me. Great.

The Musician are certainly THE ANDREW OLDHAM GROUP, see Cover of the CD

ANDREW OLDHAM ORCHESTRA. This Line-up included Jagger and Richards,

who recorded this with the Stones as well. The singer could be Cleo Sylvester, as

in "To Know Him Is To Love Him". STudio-Engineer Mike Leander maybe knows m...

Although: that "woh-oh-oh-oh" after "is he so blind taht he can't see" seems

to answer directly to that "woh-oh-oh-oh" in The Ronettes "Be My Baby".

Sadly, I never heard a song by that band "Thee". Were they females?

They recorded at least one Stones song: "Each And Every Day Of The Year".

The Gr...

Tamahime Sama, great Song, from a great CD, by a great female Japanese Singer

Best song from the best Genesis-Album ever. That scratches ... I payed 120,-

East German Mark in 82 for it to find scratches like that, constantly. But at least there were no ducks and froggs ...

This is absolutely wonderful. I thought I'd be in a time machine and back in the Seventies. Thank you for posting it. Never heard of them before. What a shame this line up already fell apart.

There's a Solo-Version of Ryuichi Sakamoto available too, with Michael Jackson singing on it. Mini-Album "Behind The Mask+3", 1987.

DRAMA is among the best work of Yes ever. Finally it comes to live again. I love Jon, but he should have done this, too. And the keyboards were made for Rick as well. I guess both would like this song, but never be telling so.

Jon has a heavenly voice and he is of great inspirational, spiritual strength. But DRAMA was a great record - even without him they were just great. And Trevor

Horn and Geoff Downes did a fine job. I wish Jon would have sang "Machnine Messiah"