I like the Volashi Billy Connoly skit😅

Timeless 😂

I ricordi affiorano e mi devastano ☹️

🔥

I remember seeing Phil down at QPR in the 70s. He often wore his football shirt on stage. Great man. Comes from my home town. He went to Barbara Speake Stage school (along with Jack Wild and a few others). His Mum was the School Secretary..

Victor's wig is terrible 😂

When I was a young man, I worked in the gaety theatre in kirkgate Leith. I remember Hector, he played straight man to comedian Johnny Victory. One of their famous skits wastwo statues coming alive at night. Hector was Rabby Burns and Johnny, McGonagall. Hilarious

What a voice ❤️ the high notes giving goosebumps

Last recordings to feature Steve Hackett.

The days of proper football. Proper England. No invasion.

I was there! A great memory

I’m a U2 fan, but This song is incredible! Powerfull! Emotionnal! Very good band! And Phil Collins is a great great singer! And drummer! 😉 and rest of thé band is awesome! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

"It's strange how you get used to the smell eh?" 😂

What would it've looked like if Spitting Image made a video for this one?

I'm a Yank and I absolutely loved the show.

Every live Version of Mama from '92 has missing Keyboard sounds. 3:34 sounds perfect tho..

Amazing Grace made me cry. I was at Wembley Arena for this tour, and when he started playing it on the pipes, we were in awe, then the whole stadium started singing it. As a Christian, it made the hairs on the back of my neck stand up. And to hear it again, I was once again brought to tears. Thank you.

Tony Banks is an underrated songwriter. Someone here posted that this song was left off Duke in favor of another Banks song, Cul De Sac. Love that song, but would have preferred this one. I guess that would have been a bit of a depressing sequence: Alone Tonight, Evidence of Autumn, and Please Don't Ask. I would have enjoyed it.

I was sure David Baddiel was John Oliver pre-America.

Just a boys game film with hector playing Frankie millers grandad brilliant film

He was great in Frankie miller s a boys game film I seen him in the pavilion good comedian

He done gigs in the docot pub in drylaw class lived to min to me down crammond

You'll hear him singing at every Hearts home game at Tynecastle. "Hearts, Hearts glorious Hearts it's down at Tynecastle they bide"

Umpa take ma photie ya basturt!

From memory,he never swore when telling jokes....he didn't need to. Also wrote the Hearts and Hibs songs.

probably the best band in the world, ever.

Tony is a master of chord progression.

I'm a huge genesis fan bbc radio played this the other day how did I not know this existed?? A bit cheesy :)

Subtitles would help 😂

brilliant seen him live 👏

👍👍

I was 4 in 81 but I’m glad I found this absolutely brilliant 😂

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Epic!!

still hear some of these jokes going about

Should have been in the set instead of the tiresome Hold on my Heart or Throwing it all away

The masterpiece ✨️ 1:02

This track was the first time Tony used a Synclavier on a Genesis song. He used it here for the violin/string sound.

30:11 someone should send this clip to that girl 🤔 its been about 26 years

Two of the very funniest comedians this side of 2000. Alongside Mitchell and Webb, these two guys have created comedy that will stand the test of time. It's a shame that this has only got 1500 likes after 7 years.

Genesis and Phil hopefully release a deluxe extended remastered version of the Invisible Touch album along with Abacab and all of the other albums with all of the B-side tracks added back to them ❤

Original composing: unic compositer mr banks : perfect using the synthetizer bravoooooo❤😊

Great beatiful song: wonderful composition mr banks thankssssss: bravo❤❤❤❤😊

Absolutely no idea why Mike and Tony disliked this song, nor why Phil hated "Me and Virgil." They remain the two most difficult Genesis tracks to find. I have the latter, but not this one.

Apparently Genesis think this is their worst song?! I'm sorry, I don't know where to start with that one

Pieza maestra!!!!!

What a great live performance. They do a key change toward the end of the track.

Love the delicate Tony-beautiful bridge of this song, contrasting so emotionally with the verse and some of the chorus. One of the hidden gems of Genesis. More people should be pulling this piece out of its too-long obscurity.

"Put Rose back on, she'll remember it!" 😂❤😂

This is music, I'm a huge Genesis fan, And rock music!