PA was Turbosound Heads (Flash series) with Funktion One F221 subs

20:35 anyone knows what location is this?

Seconds Out is one of the best live albums of all time.

So we`re constantly reading that there was no good quality filming of the Lamb tour. If so, what are we looking at, at 31:06 and 31:57, with the very short Slipperman and In the Cage footage ? 8mm footage with no audio or clips of some professional filming of a Lamb show. I`m not saying that a complete show was filmed in totality but I think that about 45 minutes worth of one show was filmed. Apparently some German guy had gotten permission to do so. Would love to know if anyone else has any idea as to where these good quality excerpts came from. Very intriguing. I don`t know if the Genesis Museum has ever looked into this.

2004?

In 1986, Peter Gabriel and Genesis performed a one-off reunion concert as a benefit to raise funds for Gabriel after a commercial failure with a world music event. The concert took place at London's Hammersmith Odeon between September 28-30, 1986.

song at 54:20?

Strange how the comings and goings of band members seem strange but not so strange.

Bio of the English rock music Group named Genesis Answer Genesis is an English rock band formed in 1967 at Charterhouse School in Godalming, Surrey. Here's a brief overview of their biography: Formation and Early Years: Founding Members: Originally, Genesis was formed by Peter Gabriel, Tony Banks, Mike Rutherford, Anthony Phillips, and drummer Chris Stewart. Early Style: Their initial music was steeped in progressive rock with complex arrangements, influenced by classical music and literature. Albums like "Trespass" (1970) showcased this style. Peter Gabriel Era: Success: With Peter Gabriel as the lead vocalist, Genesis released seminal albums including "Foxtrot" (1972), with hits like "Supper's Ready," and "The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway" (1974), which was Gabriel's last album with the band before his departure in 1975. Theatrical Performances: Gabriel's elaborate stage costumes and theatrical performances were a hallmark of this era. Phil Collins Era: Leadership Change: After Gabriel's exit, drummer Phil Collins took over as lead vocalist. This transition led to a shift towards more pop-oriented music while still maintaining elements of prog rock. Commercial Success: Albums like "A Trick of the Tail" (1976) and "Wind & Wuthering" (1977) were well-received, but it was "Duke" (1980) that marked their breakthrough into mainstream success with songs like "Turn It On Again." Mega Hits: The 1980s brought them massive commercial success with albums like "Abacab" (1981), "Genesis" (1983) with hits like "That's All" and "Mama", and "Invisible Touch" (1986), which included several chart-topping singles. Later Years and Hiatus: Phil Collins' Departure: After the "We Can't Dance" tour in 1992, Collins left for a solo career, though he briefly returned for the "Calling All Stations" album in 1997, which was less successful. Reunions: Genesis has reunited several times for tours, notably in 2007 with Collins, Banks, and Rutherford, and in 2020 for "The Last Domino? Tour", announced to be their final one. Legacy: Influence: Genesis' influence on progressive rock and their evolution into pop-rock has left a lasting legacy in music. They've been recognized for their complex compositions, storytelling in lyrics, and their ability to adapt over decades. Awards: They've received multiple awards, including induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2010. Genesis has not only shaped the landscape of rock music but also demonstrated how a band can evolve musically while retaining core elements of their sound and identity.

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9:30 At this stage Ray Wilson was still some way off in the future, so they had to employ a soundalike voiceover guy to keep the seat warm for him 🤪

This VHS tape is how I got into the band!

Love Paula Cole!

The first album i ever heard was Abacab, then I heard Duke , then A trick of a tail, the first track of Gabriel I heard was Watcher of the skies, when Peter Gabriel broke out with the Abum So in 85, that's when I realized he was the first singer, I thought it was phenomenal, then I bought Selling England by the pound, loved it.

This is the most amazing rendition of this song. Just wish I could get a cleaner copy.

Subtitles please!! Even in english 🙏

AMAZING!! Simplemente AMAZING!!

Many thanks for posting this! I bought this on VHS tape not long after it came out, had it for years, then it disappeared. I never liked the later facsimiles or reconstructions of this doc that came later, and seemed to be missing something. A wonderful retrospective. Thanks again!

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LOL! This was suggested when I was watching Biblical historian Bart Ehrmans's _"Did Scribes Change Luke's Theology?"_ Good thing I'm an old, old Genesis fan! {:o:O:}

From Genesis to Revelation has some decent songs, and was quite an achievement for some 18 year old school kids. Jonathan King’s production was atrocious, and he’s still a pompous windbag. Moving to Charisma Records was the best move for them, and slowly they took off.

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I enjoy every minute of this! Thank you for sharing it ❤

Best show/ concert I have ever seen, I am 52 😊

The best tour and the most amazing band line up he has ever had!! Definitely my favourite live performance of Peter Gabriel’s tours ever!!! ❤

I don't think Genesis would have done as well if Gabriel was still the singer

Joan Osborne's vocals were highly underated!

Upper, upper nose bleed seats!

I have watched the Secret World video probably 50 times. LOVE IT! 😊

He was amazing. But the vest was a mistake

What an absolutely beautiful song by absolutely incredible singer/songwriter/musician. And frankly it would be more than alright by me if this played at my funeral.

In assoluto lo spettacolo più emozionante a cui abbia mai assistito. Ancora grazie a questi artisti!

I didn't get to see the actual tour, but Peter brought a shorten set to the WOMAD festival I went to with the same personal and closed out the festival. The festival "World of Music and Dance" was incredible with so many big name bands, a days worth of unbelievable music and joy.....second row seats didn't hurt either. Lol

54:25 - 55:25: no comment 😡🤬

1. Intro / Deep in the Motherlode 2. Dancing with the Moonlit Knight / The Carpet Crawlers 3. Squonk 4. London Welcomes / One for the Vine 5. Story of Duke Albert / Behind the Lines / Duchess / Guide Vocal 6. Turn It On Again 7. Duke's Travels / End 8. Story of Sidney / Say It's Alright Joe 9. Hero & Villain / The Lady Lies 10. Ripples 11. Daryl & Chester Intro / In The Cage / The Colony of Slippermen / Afterglow 12. Follow You Follow Me 13. Dance on a Volcano / Drum Duet / Los Endos 14. I Know What I Like (In Your Wardrobe) 15. The Knife

Best concert film I've ever watched!

I had floor seats.

this is awesome. unreal live version. thanks for the upload

Heraclium Mantegazziani

What a beautiful song

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Adoro!

Thank you for uploading this David, as I haven't heard it before. As you may know Jobson played all instruments on this track apart from drums which were played by Simon Phillips.

Génial. Mais il ne parle pas de Manu katché quand il présente les musiciens. C 'est choquant

beautiful!

Master Peace ☝️

This recording is NOT from the first show in Passaic. It comes from a radio broadcast II believe from Cleveland a bit later in the tour.

Chester on Drums? Who else other the Phil could do that sound and do it right. It's hard to let go of an instrumental that Steve and Tony both agreed that Wind and Wuthering was the best they did.

weird

Some of these pics is not him.What a no no.