Damn! - the duo drumming on "Cinema Show"! I saw the "Trick of the Tail" Tour in '76...with Bill Bruford as auxiliary drummer, and as much as I love Bruford with YES, and King Crimson, Bill and Phil really didn't mesh, but with Chester Thomson (from Weather Report, and Zappa), Phil Collins found a drum buddy for life!

me impresiona la calidad del sonido....esto es una joya

Genesis in their prime.! I don’t know why Chester Thompson was not included in their final tour.! What made Genesis so special was the 2 powerful drummers they had.!

Gosh, this is such a beautiful piece of art!!!! I enjoyed it so much, your work on these tapes is truly an incredible gift!!!! Thank you for sharing this with us! ❤

Excellent and insightful interview. Thank you much!

Phill ❤ Beautiful Voice! Genesis, amazing band❤

God am I glad these guys kept the mics going for this. What an amazing spontaneous jam session and interview with Peter!

Phils voice doesn't really sound all that different to Peters to my ears at least. The only thing that disappointed me about Genesis was the middle-of-the-road Radio friendly direction it took in later years. In the 70's we were all in to themeic (? is that a word?) songs and albums that told stories. The only ones that I know of doing this now are Ayreon and that stuff is GENIUS

If there's any other Geddy nerds here, note how at the very beginning he's playing his brand new (at the time) '77 Rick (note the absence of a white cover around the bridge and the 1" Neck Pickup spacing), then later he switches to his original '73 Rick (white cover suddenly appears and the neck pickup moves closer to the neck) and the tone actually changes pretty significantly if you listen really closely. The '77 sounds fatter and the '73 is more thin but with that weird lower midrange character it always had on the earlier albums.

Once Gabriel left it wasn't Genesis anymore to me Trick of the tail was okay, but after that they went downhill fast Collins can't hold a torch to Gabriel is a singer.... Not even close!

Trick and Wind are honestly my favorite albums. I love this era like no other. Thanks for posting this!! Love it!

Anche io c'ero. Partenza da Milano con 2 pullman organizzati tramite Ciao 2001....tempi eroici altro che Ticketone

Sounds and looks incredible! However, when watching the guitar solo it's obvious that the audio and the video footage are from two different shows. The drums are in synch but watching Daryl in this video you can tell that he's def playing some different licks than what your hearing! There was a lot of improvisation in this tune, and this is a stunning example.

This footage allows to realise how much Mike’s work on bass pedals is huge !! Great musician 👍

No matter what keyboard from whichever era, Tony always got the right tone...........!!!

Reminding Michael Nyman's soundtrack to Peter Greenaway's film The Draughtsman's Contract - _Chasing Sheep Is Best Left to Shepherds_ , I'd say: playing flute is best left to Ian Anderson, Thijs Van Leer, Ray Thomas. Genesis were highly competent, crafty and ingenious on the instruments they played - with that one tiny exception...

Being a great fan for >40 years, I'll take a risk now. While profoundly appreciating their talent, sensibility, songwriting skills, inventive spirit, musicianship, performing craft and more, there's one thing I don't quite get. Of course Peter carried all the frontmanship himself. Of course he put great effort to prepare and play the role. I know all his stage disguise, masks and symbols used, the bat, the fox, the old man, the flower, the Britannia, the bubble creature and more. However, I was never too keen on the way Peter moved on stage, looked up, jumped up, shrugged his shoulders, the voice he assumed to speak his extended song announcements, face expressions, mimics - all in a sort of rather hermaphroditic manner, but in no relation to Salmacis. Voice tone and accent, the way he spoke in particular. Perhaps I miss some hidden very English meanings or fail to see where the parody was aimed at. Could somebody add something? Just his (pretended, artificial) style or making fun of something?

Afterglow... just wow

Brilliant work, thank you so much for all your time and work for this Beautiful Music 🎶 and restoring the band's classic performance ❤

This is the film I made all those years ago. I did it for my my big Yes fan Mick Dillingham. I'd was not aware of it getting on utube until today. Good to see you enjoying it. A blast from the past .

wonderful, only one complaint, Hackett ignored during the solos to catch Gabriel doing nothing

What a "blast from the past"! This was the first Genesis concert I attended. I was a sophomore at Ohio State University at the time. The concert was held on campus in St John Arena.

I went july 78 in Providence just because a friend had tickets. Pretty Colors. 😆

Thank you for this slice of history!

Huge drum kits!!!!!!!

Quelle merveille.

Thanks for all your work with this 8mm film. Great.

Rushing badly in the verses of ABACAB.

I was there! First time I saw Genesis. Thanks for posting this. Brings back good memories

Why did Gabriel shave his hair back in the center? Easier for the many headgears he wore?

I saw this tour in Leiden Netherlands!!

Chester is a beast hands down. His track record as a percussionist merits recognition as one of the greats! I think Zappa would agree

I loved Genesis. However, and I'm sure this is an unpopular opinion, the extra drums in concerts took away from the other instruments. Phil could've just stuck to being the lead singer. Maybe it was an ego thing on his part, not sure.

Una lástima. Para un concierto de génesis en los 70 que hay grabado con buena calidad, y el cámara y sobretodo la edición posterior es lamentable. Siempre poniendo el foco en Gabriel y obviando al resto, y sobretodo a Hackett

The sound of the #Moog #Taurus ❤❤❤❤

Who is that playing guitar?

37:40 Chester & Phil messing around 😂😂😂😂😂

YEAH!! I was there at St. Johns arena. It was my first and only Genesis show. A diehard fan asked me to go with her. A great show. It made me go back and find all the old stuff with Steve Hackett and Peter Gabriel. I already knew Phil was a fine drummer from his work with Brand X but had not seen Genesis.

I saw them on the Duke tour, 1980.

Love the Knife.

Phenomenal quality! Thanks a million.

Saw this concert Sept. 29, 1978.....Best Concert of my Life. The mirrors and lights worked perfectly. Phil and Chester brought down the house that night.

Great Footage!!! I LOVE how they ALWAYS open with an Epic song, which is usually always from Song One, Side One.

This is so cool to see-THANK YOU for making this! Also, I can tell that the audio for “Dance on a Volcano/Drum Duet” is from the “Live from the Mouth of the Monster” bootleg (from 2 days later in Chicago), and you did a great job of syncing that all up 🙏🏼🤘🏼

Genesis - Then There Were There Tour? Huh? Dudes, at least get the title right.

Nice work to compile this! Why oh why does Cinema show devolve into 'let's see how fast we can play the instrumental ending'? It's great with two drummers and all, but Banks can't even keep up with it.

They played those songs so fast

Dated, sorry.

Public Service!

Amazing work 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 i don’t know why Genesis did not recorded almost any show with better quality (16mm at least)