Genesis - The Musical Box , Belgian TV - Six Hours Live 2DVD Set

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Audio restored!
Listen how crisp those cymbals/instruments are in this remastered version of the Belgium TV Show recorded in early 1972. And the only place it's available is on Six Hours Live 1972-1980 - double live DVD
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To hear the most beautiful rock music ever written, find a record store near you and buy these CDs from my favorite Genesis era:
Trespass - 1970
Nursery Cryme - 1971
Foxtrot - 1972
Selling England By The Pound - 1973
The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway - 1974
A Trick Of The Tail - 1976
Wind & Wuthering - 1977

[@kentbergstrom3020]

Early Genesis with Peter was magical.

[@0231andyman]

Steve Hackett was the secret weapon of Genesis his guitar work was amazing and quite unique Just listen to his lines in musical box

[@stoogefest16]

0231andyman Allegedly, Brian May of Queen has professed that Hacketts harmonized playing on this song greatly influenced his style.

[@magonemartins]

YES

[@redklok585]

I love Hackett's guitar work. It sucks it took until the invention of KZbin before us in the States found out what Genesis was really about.

[@p_9675]

Amen, Andy

[@lemming9984]

Genesis never got over Hackett leaving. They just weren't the same after.

[@manliobenigni8098]

Great miniopera. Peter Gabriel is one of the most humble and gentle artists I ever happened to interview. A real gentleman.

[@Herro750]

I love Peter Gabriel

[@markthomson7729]

Gentle...hmmmm....hes a puss. Belt it out bro. Sing from your soul. let us know your hearts desires. Gabriel never did that, Phil did. Phil gave us blood sweat and tears.he gave us energy, passion, ambition. Gabriel's "flowery" vocals paled in comparison.

[@marcellocorongiu]

Badass musicians. Straight in front of the camera, no post production, effects, autotuning or other tricks, playing such a complex incredibile song...i wish current bands would have a nail of their talent.

[@rosannacalabrese3126]

Agree with you

[@haraldtillmann2894]

i agree, that nowaday music sadly lacks the genius of the original prog rock years. But there may be just THREE exceptions: listen to Nad Sylvan's "Green faerie" (band "Unifaun") and to Mylène Farmer's "Génération désenchantée" and "Libertine" !! Mylènes MASTERPIECES , i admit, are of a totally different style (but Nad's are NOT!) , still these three gems, and the video of "Génération désenchantée" (kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJzMqopmq9aUqpo) have earned, in my opinion, to be music/musicvideo for at least the next thousand years ... !!

[@carlosm.devasconcelllos3939]

Indeed. 👍Almost totally acoustic. Outstanding nowadays.

[@carlosm.devasconcelllos3939]

@@haraldtillmann2894 I believe that Green Fairy was the Nickname of those drinks made with straight absinthe; crazy stuff. I also believe that the composer of L'apres Midi D'un Faune, Claude Debussy was a high consumer of Green Fairy, and, in my opinion L'apres Midi D'un Faune is pure progrssive rock .

[@jemusu8271]

black midi, search them up

[@thomasrandall7423]

Genesis with Peter was totally amazing! I was a teenager growing up in the early 70s enjoying this music and still do

[@chipperjack8914]

Same as , same as,

[@nathaliemeskens7184]

Nathalie Meskens 2022 . Genesis : THE innovator group. Alternative rock! With one of their albums a today's rock star could make 20 , at least. Difficult to listen to , the first time : their music was so rich it took some time to get it through you. It took me all my adolescence to really appreciate every little bit of their music. Intelligent, varied, they could speak of everything on a progressive music. Now I consider Genesis one of the best and richest group of all times!

[@johndumarney1630]

I was 14 when this came out, this was the hottest band, amongst boys at the time

[@gregkosinski2303]

I’ve softened over the years to really appreciate a lot of Collins-era Genesis, but yeah they were in a different orbit with Gabriel

[@kirkchristopher8826]

This is a masterpiece of progressive rock.

[@rporta]

Gabriel is amazing

[@seanmackenzie8726]

So is Phil Collins and the rest of the Group.!!!

[@JonKroeker]

This is magic. How can a group be so good so early in their career? I'm so grateful that I found this band decades ago and bought every album.

[@evabarvitskiemarshall7999]

What an amazing time to have been young. The likes of this magic will never be seen again.

[@achilleraumsog7216]

Decades ago, I bought this album while in a student exchange program in the UK. As a French 11-year old I couldn't understand a word at the time, but God, I loved the music and I introduced it to the whole family. We all listened to it over and over again, screaming "Now, now, now, now, now" at the top of our lungs!

[@norma3565]

Hard to take your eyes of Peter such a brilliant handsome man ever

[@jazzfusioner9840]

Truth....

[@ListenMySon]

A masterpiece from my day.

[@michielvdvlies3315]

a masterpiece untill this day ;-)

[@giulianomombelli3081]

Masterpiece from my life 🙏

[@marlachristensen2076]

@Axl Johan Huh?

[@augustushaynes1311]

Masterpiece is the perfect word to describe this tune and especially this performance.

[@brianfergus839]

@Erick Jamari anyone who would do that is a f$&@$#g loser. Now gtf out of the Genesis threads - you’re trying to appeal to the wrong demographic

[@ArmorOfChrist777]

Oh my. This is pure magic. These 20 year olds were touched by God. I weep because we will never ever ever again have new music come out that even gets close to touching this. I wish we could have these tunes with modern recording and digital vids. I guess we'll have to be happy we have these old 8mm to enjoy. I can;t even think of enough loaded adjectives to describe this.

[@user-ih1ko4uy2p]

🎸🎸\shaman - kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJOth6hqntx_irs

[@hydeparkwaterdept.6554]

Listen to Polygondwanaland, a continuation of the prog tradition, inspired but not derivative.

[@mariovallauri1187]

Beautiful music

[@inwoodliver]

Midnite special releases their episodes so you can see bands in that format too.

[@deevidebyzer0]

i weep with you

[@madelena1234]

Peter Gabriel is a starkly beautiful human being, even now. He has this soulful, extraordinary take on music as well.

[@Herro750]

I love Peter Gabriel

[@needahandle]

Striking dark beauty in his youth. Those eyes and that voice

[@tomslick2058]

Gabriel is totally hot here. His vocals are on fire. Phil's vocals blended in perfect. My fave genesis song.

[@brianshaker1885]

If ego didn't take over, or if they were more incinque personality wise talk about how great they could have been had they shared duties like the Beatles... just too much talent on one band.

[@mancebo7]

That superb drum roll just before "You stand there with your fixed expression...!"

[@martinkulkarni3569]

Killing it Collins was!

[@Shadowbannddiscourse]

Steve's guitar work is phenomenal on this piece

[@martinkulkarni3569]

Still doing it. Later next month, he’ll be doing it with me watching in awe as usual!

[@davidteacher7851]

& on everything he does. Most underrated genius guitarist (because he is also a huge innovator) that I know of...except me. of course. That last bit is a joke. Steve Hackett is immense!

[@Shadowbannddiscourse]

@@davidteacher7851 hes is totally underrated pne of the first of electric guitarist tappers

[@stephenpowers51]

Time and again, after 50 years I come back to this song. An epic.

[@renatop7839]

Masterpiece!

[@jackieandtonygilby3327]

I’m with you Stephen. First heard this in 1972 and I’m now listening to it at full blast on my headphones.

[@BaumerRichie]

Just to point out how amazingly talented early Genesis was: Peter Gabriel, not just an amazing vocalist and lyricist. Also an amazing song writer with an illustrious solo career, and somehow throws in wonderful flute parts on top of all of it. Steve Hackett, was Eddie Van Halen before Eddie Van Halen with complex baroque type playing and tap style. Tony Banks, ridiculously proficient pianist, and amazing melody writer, somehow knows how to add amazing 12 string guitar parts to boot. Phil Collins, obviously known as a very talented singer and songwriter, yet somehow is less known for being one of the greatest drummers in the world. Mike Rutherford, fabulous bass player and doesn't stop there. Later becomes band's lead guitar player.

[@herballen6244]

Right. Like I said the 5 best musicians ever assembled.

[@ephesians.6]

Yeah I never understood why they said Eddie invented tapping cause it clearly already existed here 🤔

[@shomershabbos6291]

@@ephesians.6 he didn't invent it, but it was kind of his thing, just like angus young of ACDC didn't invent the duck walk, but he made it into his thing

[@ephesians.6]

@@shomershabbos6291 good point and it also looks like Steve used a pick? Where I think it was EVH that invented the actual finger tapping...I think...

[@johnmccarthy4134]

Dont forget Mike was an excellent 12 string player along with Tony.

[@elisabettaparisio4046]

Dopo aver apprezzato questi geni, come posso accettare che quella di adesso la chiamano musica??? Unici ed inimitabili.

[@nebula8133]

Absolutamente cierto!!lo de ahora..no hay palabras para describirlo..es todo...menos música🙏🤪😖

[@picounion1975]

Man...this sounds even better than the studio version...Genesis are legendary...

[@peterplant2531]

Check out the first Genesis Live album, all tracks superior to the Studio versions

[@SAPM0392]

It really does sound better.

[@danpower7416]

That's what real music should do.

[@ivytavares9225]

Fantastic. Incredible. Handsome Peter Gabriel. Genious.

[@merthur88]

god all mighty he is gorgeous

[@pensadordomediterraneo2073]

Ivania, vc é descendente de russos?

[@liegesaboya8265]

Incredibly beautiful was him !

[@ivytavares9225]

@@pensadordomediterraneo2073 não rsrs. O meu nome é de origem russa, mas, sou descendente de portugueses e judeus

[@pensadordomediterraneo2073]

@@ivytavares9225 haha achei que era justamente pelo nome, mas também por você ter alguns traços que lembram alguns russos.

[@davidg.9932]

Happy 71st Birthday Peter Brian Gabriel 02/13/1950. You are a progressive rock Icon. Your fans love you. Thanks Mate.

[@xtstevie]

I remember once someone said to me that Phil Collins was just a basic drummer !! The man had it all back in the day & his performance here is astonishing.....

[@michaelheimlich9161]

Phil was criminally underrated as a drummer. Technically comparable to Ian Paice, though Deep Purple did extended jams, while Genesis just did long songs - but they were complex long songs with lots of tempo changes.

[@ELPCOTILLION-SD1970]

They Told U A Bloody Lie And A Bloody Understatement...

[@Percopius]

All you have to do is listen to Phil play in Brand X to know he is absolutely top tier.

[@zachhaywood1564]

I know I'll get alot of backlash for this, but I prefer Peter Gabriel-era Genesis over Phil Collins. Don't get me wrong, Collins-era put out some great songs, too. I love Duchess and Man on the Corner, but there's such a solid sense of musicianship associated with this particular lineup.

[@samurai1999]

No-one's going to disagree with you here, mate!

[@DanielDanger420]

No backlash... Not here, man. I love you. You appreciate Peter Gabriel-era Genesis over Phil Collins. You would get more backlash discussing Van Halen and how Sammy Hagar is the best! Boo. Lol!

[@zachhaywood1564]

Glad I have support!

[@robertballot3869]

I don't begrudge Genesis their commercial success post-P. Gabe. They earned it and they left such a wealth of extraordinary art behind that to be anything but grateful is to be, well, an ingrate. I also don't know how you get through this incredible document without bawling your eyes out at its beauty. P. Gabe inducted into the Hall-of-Fame last night. I have two words for him: Congratulations, genius.

[@1marcgo]

There will never be music like Genesis did from 1969-1974. they were good til 1982

[@markknopfler6660]

Who knew a song could be an adventure? It feels like there is nothing like this today. The talent in playing, the love of risk, the lack of kowtowing to expected form and yet the songwriting skill that gives rise to something people want to hear.

[@adamkadmon6339]

TELEGRAPH ROAD WASN'T TOO BAD, MARK.

[@damianb2374]

There's loads of adventure today. It's just you. What do you think of that then.

[@eastonmackay3058]

@@damianb2374 Hmmm....really? Where is it then?

[@stevensingleton5179]

check out Phish

[@donnietobasco9791]

@@damianb2374 Maybe there is....but the attention span required to fully absorb none-cliched musical formats just seems to be lacking within the general masses. I also believe that people now experience MANY more demands and competition for the little-bit of focused attention they HAVE got to invest and this kind of dilutes the inclination. There's a kind of youthful sincerity within early Genesis output that was perhaps very much "of its time" and this has become much harder to invoke or replicate by successive generations.....in quite the same manner.

[@clausderenda5777]

Is it only me, or did any of these guys (like any member of any decent 70ies band) have more talent in their toenail clippings than the entire music scene of today?

[@hangalf]

@Claus Derenda, Probably 99.58% correct I would say but that is only my opinion! We have to allow for genius and a few youngsters who are always going to be musically obsessed in each generation! Good or bad They young folk may well take influence from those before or go in a new direction but I tend to think that Music will always be important to us all as we do or die! ( :

[@clausderenda5777]

@@hangalf I agree, and I’ll happily accept your percentage! 😁

[@hollandoates961]

King Gizzard is asking that you hold their beer....

[@hangalf]

@@clausderenda5777 Go for it! ( :

[@hangalf]

@@hollandoates961 I'll hold anyones beer for a while! In a good cause?

[@cameronb9862]

Steve Hackett is ageless, the guy does not age, and he still plays awesome even in 2018!

[@Shockzone1495]

Unfortunately Phil aged terribly he can't even drum anymore.

[@lemming9984]

I have seen genesis live many times, but the best I've ever heard Firth Of Fifth was Steve Hackett's band circa 2014.

[@herballen6244]

Steve is one of the best guitar players ever!

[@veriteri32]

That's what I said. His Mother looks fantastic! I read his Great Grandpa live to 108. He exercised but I'd love to know what his diet is! LONG LIVE STEVE. I have tix for his 2022 show in Ohio

[@growlerthe2nd712]

I saw him in November 2019 at De Montfort Hall Leicester and have got tickets again for October this year 👍

[@ribeca100]

You realize?! This song is 42 years old. It is still very fresh. Probably the best and certainly the most creative piece of progressive rock of the '70s. I believe that we are inspired by anyone and no one has been able to imitate them. It is a unicum will remain in the history of music.

[@jdssurf]

52 now lol

[@esmereldaniemand8344]

this is my all time favorite song.The music of today is nothing compared to early genesis

[@Ader1]

Typical comment of the boomers... Here the only thing you show with that comment is your lack of listening to more music. Ignorance is often covered in excuses.

[@innosanto]

@@yolandapiotrowicz i like rotting christ

[@brianfergus839]

It is a good one. My fave Genesis tune and current obsession

[@vicferrari89]

Ummm, there's a Genesis without Peter Gabriel? Get out! Really?

[@Yachtzeee]

There is sooo much good current music. Head on out and support the local kids. It’s super cheap and there is soo much beautiful talent!

[@brasjazzchannel]

I don't know about you, but every time I walk around here I get a few tears. I experienced the release of Nursery Cryme in real time, I was moved by it, and even more today, but in those days nobody in the world understood that what was happening was a real musical revolution. Many, many years later it was called Progressive Rock.

[@Dana-wq5tp]

I'll never forget how much I loved "The Fountain of Salmacis" when I first heard it. I was madly in love with this girl and would think of her every time I would listen to it.

[@littleogeechee223]

Gosh! So obsessed with the great physical beauty of Peter Gabriel, his voice and the sheer,incredible talent of Genesis at this time. He was too much!

[@patriziaocchiuto6251]

❤

[@needahandle]

His eyes, brows are intense in a beautiful way and that voice at such a young age. Gifted.

[@daghetto101]

9:28-9:38 is so badass lmao

[@steviek6]

Such joy of time and space ❤️❤️❤️

[@superpotiron]

​@@needahandle I think his eyes are blue.

[@nat00ben06]

65-78 the Golden age of classic rock, long live it,

[@ERBENA2]

My absolute favourite Genesis song of this era!

[@brianmortensen7933]

nanci wylde This, with "The Knife" and "Supper's Ready" form a pretty solid top three, from "Trespass" through "Foxtrot".

[@igormaxwel6093]

Brian Mortensen You don't like SEBTP and TLLDOB?

[@tudvalstone]

nanci wylde From Trespass to TLLDOB every single song tells a different story. There is no weak song in this period, according to my ears. As such, there is no point in saying which is my favorite. It's like saying which page of a book you like most.

[@brianmortensen7933]

No, I love "Selling..." and "Lamb...". I see them a little bit differently from the earlier three. By those latter two, they were already a crystallized, finished band. On "Trespass" through "Foxtrot", they were in transition, still an up-and-coming band, still realizing its sound and vision and how it was getting it. I am one of those that loves every era of Genesis, even the most recent ones and can see something great about all of them.

[@igormaxwel6093]

Brian Mortensen OK!

[@iznone]

One of the greatest performance ever seen in music world.

[@RayRay-ot5xd]

I never tire watching this video. To think they were in their early twenties writing this song then performing it to perfection is telling of their incredible talent. I just can't get over how raw and powerful this song is being played and how young they look. It always gives me chills! My favorite Genesis song by far!

[@verrucktaberschonemusik4288]

How beautiful were all of them back in those days.

[@bobyorke]

Verrückt aber schöne Musik - we all were!

[@heatherc772]

Indeed, aging isn't for sissies! It is great to be alive. Gabriel's voice range just staggers me, such range. Why don't you touch me NOW NOW NOW. There is emotion that is rarely exhibited by singers.

[@ngericso3875]

Those were the days when both Gabriel and Banks have handsome face, Collins still has a lot of hair, Hackett with classy glasses, Rutherford standing quietly by the corner! The era that they are desparate to show their talents. What a powerful song with powerful ending...superb!

[@katachi1]

Gabriel is genius.

[@SpaceCattttt]

Desperate to show their talents? Err...they were already a very successful band at this point, and at the height of their power as performers. That combination tends to make great musicians quietly confident, which is how I perceive that they were.

[@knottsneffex]

teppolundgren they were never terribly successful until the Collins pop era. They were certainly young and eager at this point.

[@SpaceCattttt]

@degree7 Commercial success isn't just about having hit singles. It's also about making enough money to be able to continue performing and recording, not to mention putting food on the table. A lot of bands are forced to give up because no one buys their albums or watches their shows. But it didn't take long for Genesis to build a loyal fan base that grew by word of mouth.

[@Freedom-hk9mi]

nope.they were geniuses for their generation. it was time for quality and that means a very select and educated public constantly following them since early days of their appearence. They're still actual after all these years which makes them immortals.

[@polki802]

GENIUS GENESIS GABRIEL. no other words needed. Nothing ever came close. So sad they lost Peter because the life went out of the then, but we still have treasures like this

[@fsf1513]

This era of music is badass!! This mess today can't compare.

[@roboneil408]

I agree with you however I do feel that YES, and Emerson Lake and Palmer were on the same level.

[@Robin-fp6sx]

The very best Musical Box performance I've heard. I keep coming back here.

[@jillesleuven7098]

Don't forget Steve Hackett and his amazing band.................

[@banishedfromthedwarfplanet530]

Phil Collins adds so much with his backing vocals as well as his brilliant drumming.

[@karlhelm875]

isn't that phil collins on the drums in a yellow tank top?

[@archstanton4365]

@@karlhelm875 Yes

[@ianmccabe68]

I agree , top backing vocals

[@ephesians.6]

And his hair!

[@gregarruda112]

@@ephesians.6 he had some

[@redhouseguitar]

no click track. No fake backing instruments. No chicks in short skirts. Just five guys doing it for real and blowing the listener's mind. Priceless.

[@noogie3784]

👍

[@michaelhendriksen3122]

Agree :-)

[@fCauneau]

redhouseguitar, agree !!

[@johnnymcboogie1753]

Phil Collins is the click track

[@wildmercuryfilms]

I hate this comment! I bet if you went to Taco Bell, you’d criticize the 7-layer burrito just to praise the gordito or chalupa. The truth is that Everything at Taco Bell is equally delicious.

[@paulcrow3606]

What a fantastic video. This, to me, is the original and best Genesis line up. Gabriel was such an amazing front man with a truly original voice. No one can sing their early music like PG. Whoever posted this thank you so much. 👍😁😁😁😁

[@emmaperrino717]

❤️

[@danred667]

In my opinion this is the best progressive Song ever.(Better than suppers)

[@mobeus84]

Starless by king crimson is great too but this one has some mystical sound. Also 2112 is pretty damn good lol

[@EvelinValeriaAvilesParra]

Peter's voice is amazing!!! So perfect.

[@PRIVATEAYEIEYE]

Almost 3 million hits for a baroque piece of of obscure music that never came close to the radio in it's day. Somehow, that gives me hope.

[@SoulSkis]

Wow. Gabriel still sends chills down mine spine. I will never get tired of listening to the stuff I grew up with.

[@gruffmeister44]

As the years roll by,and the genius of Genesis becomes older,you realise that these were exceptional musicians performing music of the Gods. Thank you, Genesis.

[@SleepFan771]

Just wow at those vocal harmonies between Peter and Phil, both godly vocalists.

[@flakturm88]

This may be the best video on KZbin. Magic.

[@tixximmi1]

Don't count on it. Maybe in the top 1,466,587.

[@thehoff13]

Phil on drums and Peter on vox… it’s just magic.

[@MyNameisBritannia]

Peter becomes what he sings...

[@18165paolo]

Incredibili!!! Strepitosi!!!! Storia della Musica!! Sinfonia di strumenti!!! Adoro i Pink, i Led, i Queen, Bowie e molti altri grandissimi artisti......ma LORO.....LORO sono inarrivabili!!!

[@pierrepisu1704]

Infatti anch’io son un eterno fan però... non esageriamo eh. Floyd, Queen!

[@carlolai9912]

Solo i P.Floyd possono sfidare i GENESIS..🙏🙋

[@alfredodossena8234]

The best progressive rock band

[@miyukishijisha8540]

CRIMSON!

[@yoggoamakuzza]

One of the best no doubt, up there with Yes, Pink Floyd, King Crimson, and Jethro Tull.

[@lorenasilvanapasquetti4741]

Damian Capell a me piacciono molto i Procol Harum (a whiter shade of pale salty dog homburg). Grande gruppo di Gary Brooker 🙋

[@robfdc5588]

Crimson!!!!! Nada de Genesis ni Yes, Crimson!!!!!!!!!

[@MBearr1221]

And Rush

[@timpea9766]

Five talented people collide together, each masters of their own, and smash out a masterpiece...

[@musicisthefoodofthesoul]

I love this more than the studio version. Heavenly voice, beautiful instrumental...❤❤

[@PAULJQUINN]

Me also

[@Muppetias]

Underrated musical treasure from the depths of the 70's Genesis with Hackett.

[@jbytuna]

No words I can write can describe this masterpiece and give it justice. ...And how old were they when they performed this? Yup. Holy you know what. Amazing. Steve Hackett IS KEEPING THESE WONDERFUL songs ALIVE. Long Live Genesis and all its members. Thanks to STEVE HACKETT for keeping it LIVE and ALIVE.

[@SomethingReal1119]

I just LOVE how intense Gabriel gets from 7:40 to the end. Creepy and sad and wonderful!

[@nanciesi688]

La première fois que j'ai entendu l'album Nursery Crime, j'avais 16 ans en 1983. J' ai eu une révélation musicale totale. Une grande œuvre!

[@Leolukey]

It is insane how much I love Peter Gabriel!

[@Herro750]

Totally agree

[@muzquizsebastian207]

The Musical Box will stand so great above as one of the great closings of any classic in Rock and Roll Music. Gabriel and Hackett working their magic here.

[@martinkulkarni3569]

Steve Hackett still working that magic. Watch him every year. I’ll be there at the Sage Gateshead as per usual. Foxtrot at 50. Can’t wait!

[@dennisrathbone2128]

I love how Peter becomes so immersed in the character!

[@markhinnerichs580]

A masterpiece from any day!

[@jboisvert77]

Genesis at their PUREST !!!!!!!!

[@marisachavarria4575]

I hadn't listened to Genesis since middle school, it's been five years now coming back it still leaves me in awe. Steve Hackett still has my spirit through his playing.

[@jazzfusioner9840]

Marisa Chavarria Truth...

[@manrique1959]

Genesis Peter Gabriel, lead voice , percussion, Phil Collins drums, Steve Hacket guitars, Michael Rutherford bass, Tony Banks organ and mellotron, and their inseparable stage and sound man great years the 70's the beginning of a new era in music such a talented bunch of guys who changed history always in our minds a great example for the new musicians Long Live Genesis

[@BobLeton]

No comment for being speechless; a song for centuries. 👏

[@milestoneman500]

Gabriel and Collins are babies here. And to think Collins joined the band by answering a newspaper ad for a drumming position.

[@bremtremont2027]

That's how 70% of all bands were formed back then...

[@karenroyle1907]

I heard he was the last to audition.. so he new all of the pieces for his audition and got the job!

[@zzlaserrain]

Thank you. I've been looking into this band here and there recently, and didn't know yet how Collins joined. I thought he went to school with them as well.

[@carlgodin6927]

Steve Hackett too, an ad in Melody Maker.

[@magicruss1]

They maybe young,but their songwriting was incredibly mature

[@mikek.3694]

The ending gets me every time!

[@rogerpianoking1945]

Just one of the best tracks ever written. 👏👏

[@angelbast3rd133]

It's a mess

[@lfevery14661]

If I could get this group back together for just 10 minutes to play this song one more time, I would die a happy woman.

[@jeffsimon9594]

Back before his current ill health, Phil sat in with a Genesis tribute act and by his own admission struggled with this song, forgetting how tricky and high-energy it is.

[@puuulhello9734]

So would I but I am a mam

[@rainblaze.]

@@puuulhello9734 Are you bragging or complaining

[@michaelb5639]

I am straight but I must say that both Peter and Phil look very handsome here. Music is fantastic.

[@5micky2]

Peter looks effeminate here. If you didn't know anything about him you would guess he's gay (which he is not).

[@bremtremont2027]

Michael B peter and phil look hideous, tony looks the best to me

[@pommelhorsepommelhorse8731]

I am gay but I must say that none of you appeal to me at all

[@igalflint]

Phil looks like a gnome or like an elf if you prefer . He always did.

[@MyNameisBritannia]

@@5micky2 As a biological straight woman, I don't find him effeminate at all. His gestures, his demeanour, his countenance, the way he moves are definitely so manly.

[@DerekMPiec]

Right up there with King Crimson style of Prog Rock! This is a classic!

[@C1Ansy]

Real man play the flute and Peter absolutely nailed it. What an awesome musician

[@pollinseclectic8254]

This specific version of Musical box is the best I have come across, filmed in a T.V. studio without an audience. Very special

[@psycadelic91]

What a song and what a performance... 'Play me this wonderful song, here it comes again'

[@stevetaylor317]

The drumming in the last five minutes of this song is just unbelievable - so complex and precise, It never seems to repeat itself. If he hadn't had his later solo career, Phil Collins would be renowned as maybe the greatest (prog) rock drummer ever.

[@tyleragnew]

Steve Hackett putting down his arms at @7:02 as if he’s done and then nonchalantly busting out an epic pick scrape is🔥

[@bedudada6160]

This is the best of the best.

[@jamiewilson6850]

Can't... stop.... watching

[@luvmjj5]

This song is awesome! Peter Gabriel, I love you! Your music means so much to me, P.G. forever!

[@momo1momo]

One of the defining moments of my life, a warm and humid summer night, road trip, the first time I heard Musical Box... Nothing remained the same...

[@stevendimmock4791]

The best line up of Genesis. It's videos like this that give me a reason to carry on. Those younger than me, just revel in the musicianship and the creativity, you'll not see it's like in your lifetime.

[@MikeHunt90731]

definitely the definitive version of this wonderful song

[@cianobergamo5407]

Peter Gabriel un ragazzino...quando penso cosa suonano, come suonano, cosa si sono inventati dei ragazzi poco più che ventenni...pazzesco!

[@claudio8313]

Lo penso anch'io, evidentemente il termine 'genio' e' appropriato anche per questi giovani ragazzi

[@michelecauduro]

Hanno fatto un capolavoro eterno , indelebile nel tempo , monolitico .

[@Cicciput]

A vent'anni migliori di loro? Solo Pat e Lyle

[@XanAxDdu]

@@Cicciput lyle mays

[@XanAxDdu]

consideriamo Trespass avevano 19 anni mica minecraft....

[@richardbland9660]

This was the greatest line-up

[@ronnyc8722]

I bought me first Genesis album, "Genesis Live", at a Safeway in Southern California, 42 years ago. I was 16. Since buying it on vinyl, I have also had it on cassette, CD, and have downloaded it. I have never tired of listening to it. Prog is the musicians music.

[@robinholmescnx]

It doesn't get any better than this.

[@ZeroChannelZero]

Wow, I had no idea Tony played guitar too. Well that makes sense. Every member of Genesis was a multi-instrumentalist, and that explains why their songs were integrated so solidly - each of them heard and understood the parts that everyone else was playing. I don’t know if this kind of band will ever happen again (5 equally talented multi-instrumentalist/composers), but I keep waiting. To the younger generation: kids, DO try this at home!

[@shawnduffy3380]

Supper's intro, and others ... Ripples? (the aging process at work)

[@davidbentley4032]

This 'kind' of band', made up of multi-instrumentalists, has occurred several times, the two best examples to my mind being Arcade Fire and Katzenjammer. Different kind of music of course, not prog, but multi-instrumentalists all the same and able and willing to swop instruments consistently throughout gigs.

[@ProgGoblin]

@@davidbentley4032 Well said

[@gabriv1995]

Undoubtedly the perfect frontman and one of Britains's musical geniuses, Peter Gabriel used to live just off Bath (don't know if he is still living there), where my grandmother lived. In the seventies when he was still playing with Genesis he was well known for being very religious and going to church every Sunday. You could approach him quite easily. 'The beautiful 'Solisbury Hill' from his first solo album was inspired by a little hill near Bath called 'Solisbury'

[@AdiMercury]

Did you know Peter personally at that time he lived in Bath?

[@Ekphrasys]

My family lived nearby for years! Never saw Gabriel but his house and studio ....

[@eddajokie4115]

Salisbury

[@fabulousnewt770]

@@eddajokie4115 no Solsbury..completely different place.... been up there many times.

[@eddajokie4115]

@@fabulousnewt770 ops...sorry, I am Italian and I visited England some years ago, I surely made a bit of confusion with the names of the places

[@krachenford9594]

I could cry . . . Wonderful.

[@martinherve2688]

Great song , great musicians

[@axelkonig9373]

"Why don't you touch me,,, touch me... touch me... now!" Everytime I hear this lines... goosebumps all over my body!!

[@joseluisgonzalezherguedas7308]

irrepetible y fantástico grupo. Fraseo claro, melodías complejas y agradables. Cojonudos hasta el 75

[@blisca]

These musician were able to do a song so enchanting that one listens to the song,forgetting the skill of the musicians themselves

[@augustushaynes1311]

I’m 31 and sadly, I’ll never have the opportunity to see something as beautiful that embodies perfection as well as this performance. Compared to other live versions (almost all impeccable) and compared to the studio version, this performance was 5 dudes at their peak creating complete harmony.

[@mennobults6464]

I lve all their work, but with Peter it was something extraordinary.

[@petergreen2552]

Creativity in full flow. Imagine any of today's acts having to actually play instruments in order to give out something to be heard. What is going to be around 10 years from now? Those aged 50 and more can count themselves lucky.

[@mauriziostop6798]

veramente magica..e Peter..una forza della natura.Pezzo indimenticabile!

[@kevinchamberlain5978]

I'm old enough to be able to say I bought this album when it first came out. At the time it was gobsmacking; nobody else was doing anything like it.