Tony Banks- BBC Rock School (1986)
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Tony Banks's stage personality - his left eyebrow :-) lol From a time when the music mattered.
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tony is a genius and has'nt had the same recognition as clapton or brian may and other gifted music writers and has always been the back bone of genesis..............
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I love how Tony is always hunched over when playing his keyboards
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tony banks is awsome, but keith emerson is better, and i know what you gonna say: "don't come to make polemics here" or "just listen to the music and stop making comparissions" or something like that, but hey, he really is better.
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@gazzo45 You can shut it. ATTWT and Duke are fabulous albums.
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It's an ARP Quadra. Tony used it on the Duke, Abacab, Mama, and Invisible Touch tours.
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he lacked so much later on without steves guitar sound
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cool!
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@SPAZZOID100 'A Trick of the Tail' is great - so is 'Wind & Wuthering'. After that however...
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Nah...it got better with "A Trick of The Tail"--without peter
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@gazzo45 :)
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@framais Hi - I disagree with you slightly. Genesis with Peter Gabriel were/are THE greatest band of all time.
how did you know? I suspect you are a musician and an intellectual. Were'nt the composers you refer to all inspired in some way by Mozart? Thank you for responding by the way.
frenchexperience 1 year ago
@frenchexperience
I figured out what you meant in context, and you are correct, I am a musician and an intellectual. Not all composers were influenced by Mozart. From my knowledge, Shostakovitch was inspired by Mahler's compositions. I am not sure of Rachmaninoff's influences, but his style is a bit more fiery and less contained sounding than Mozart. Shostakovitch has intense compositions. Mahler's compositions are very emotional sounding too.
krissyrose14 1 year ago
Does anyone know what keyboard he is using for the Slippermen solo here?
It's not an ARP Soloist is it?
styx49 2 years ago
He's using an ARP Quadra.
krissyrose14 2 years ago 3