Genesis - (1992) Single Hold On My Heart

Genesis - (1992) Single "Hold On My Heart"


1 - Hold On My Heart
2 - Way Of The World
3 - Home By The Sea (Live)
4 - Your Own Special Way (Live)

Genesis - (1978) Chicago 1978 (Pre-FM)

Genesis - (1978) Chicago 1978 (Pre-FM) .shn
Title: SAB 05 Version 2 (SAB 05 V2)
Date: 13-Oct-1978
Venue: Uptown Theatre, Chicago, IL, USA
Quality: A+
lineage: FM>RM>WAV>shntool>SHN

Recording comments

Best version without any doubt. Big improvement over all the older versions. This one has a great stereo image as well, with a great atmosphere surrounding you when you're listening on headphones. Best complete recording from the tour! To describe this release with one word : wonderful! Forget all other versions, get this one!

TrackList:
Disc 1
1.1 Eleventh Earl Of Mar 10:16
1.2 In The Cage 08:15
1.3 Burning Rope 08:04
1.4 Dancing With The Moonlit Knight / The Musical Box 09:34
1.5 Ripples 10:36
1.6 Deep In The Motherlode 07:00
1.7 One For The Vine 10:43
1.8 Squonk 06:44

Disc 2:
2.1 Phil Talking 02:04
2.2 Say It's Alright Joe 09:06
2.3 The Lady Lies 10:18
2.4 The Cinema Show / In That Quiet Earth 11:26
2.5 Afterglow 04:59
2.6 Follow You, Follow Me 04:32
2.7 Dance On A Volcano / Drum Duet 05:47
2.8 Los Endos 06:46
2.9 I Know What I Like 09:03
2.10 "After The Show Phil's Interview" 07:38

Total Running Time: 2:22:51

Line-up/Musicians
- Tony Banks / RMI electric piano, Hammond T. organ, APR Pro-Soloist, Mellotron 400, Epiphone,
12 string guitar, backing vocals
- Phil Collins / drums, percussion, lead vocals
- Steve Hackett / lead guitar, Hodaka, 12 string guitar
- Mike Rutherford / electric 12 string guitar, bass guitar, 8 string bass guitar, bass pedals,
backing vocals
- Chester Thompson / drums and percussion

Genesis - (1976) Melody Of 1976

 

Genesis - Melody Of 1976
TrackList:
1. The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway
2. Fly on a Windshield
3. The Carpet Crawlers
4. The Cinema Show
5. Robbery, Assault and Battery
6. White Mountain
7. Firth of Fifth

Genesis - Complete Melody Of 1976

TrackList:

1. The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway
2. Fly on a Windshield
3. The Carpet Crawlers
4. The Cinema Show
5. Robbery, Assault and Battery
6. White Mountain
7. Firth of Fifth
8.  Entangled
9. Squonk
 10. Supper's Ready
11.  I Know What I Like
12. Los Endos
13.  It / Watcher Of The Skies


LineUp:Phill Collins - Vocal, Drum
Tony Banks - Keyboard
Steve Hackett - Guitar
Mike Rutherford - Bas
Bill Bruford - Drum

Genesis - (1974) Academy of Music

Genesis - (1974) Academy of Music
Academy Of Music
Live at Academy of Music, New York, May 4, 1974.

Cd 1
01 - Watcher Of The Skies
02 - Britannia Story
03 - One Handed Drum Solo
04 - Dancing With The Moonlit Knight
05 - Romeo Story
06 - The Cinema Show
07 - I Know What I Like
08 - 5 Rivers Story
09 - Firth Of Fifth

Cd 2
01 - Henry Story
02 - "Some In Betweens Phil..."
03 - The Musical Box
04 - Horizons
05 - The Battle Of Epping Forest
06 - Old Michael Story
07 - Supper's Ready

Genesis - (1974-12-16) Toronto

Genesis - (1974-12-16) Toronto

At the Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto. This recording is one

of numerous Farm-sourced recordings from this tour to surface

in 2007. Whereas most of the Lamb shows taped by the road

crew seem to have been made with a backstage microphone, this

is one of a few that is a real soundboard. The sound quality

is therefore quite nice, though I heard the occasional buzz

and perhaps a few pops, probably from the original tapes.

Unfortunately the show is chopped up. As usual the cuts begin

a little past halfway in the performance: we get only the

beginning minute of "Anyway" before it abruptly cuts off and

we jump to the ending verse of "Lamia." Though in Paul

Russell's book he notes a complete "Silent Sorrow," this

version (which matches the one listed by Simon on The

Movement) only has the first minute of the song before the

recording once again cuts off, ending the first disc.

The rest of the Lamb performance continues without a cut.

Peter omits a few lines from "In the Rapids," as he often did

on this tour, especially in the early days. Unfortunately we

are left with only the ending minute of "Box," but we do get

the complete second encore, "Watcher."

TrackList:
CD1:
01 - The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway 05:07
02 - Fly On A Windshield 02:28
03 - Broadway Melody Of 1974 02:12
04 - Cuckoo Cocoon 02:20
05 - In The Cage 08:03
06 - The Grand Parade Of Lifeless Packaging 02:56
07 - Story Of Rael Part 1 01:29
08 - Back In N.Y.C - 06:16
09 - Hairless Heart 02:43
10 - Counting Out Time 03:34
11 - Carpet Crawlers 05:42
12 - The Chamber Of 32 Doors 05:57
13 - Story Of Rael Part 2 02:31
14 - Lilywhite Lilith 02:56
15 - The Waiting Room 05:39
16 - Anyway (cut) 00:56
17 - The Lamia 03:35
18 - Silent Sorrow In Empty Boats 00:52

CD2:
01 - The Colony Of The Slippermen 08:41
02 - Ravine 01:36
03 - The Light Dies Down On Broadway 03:45
04 - Riding The Scree 04:26
05 - In The Rapids 02:13
06 - It 04:16
07 - The Musical Box (Ending Section) 00:54
08 - Watcher Of The Skies 07:55

Type/Quality: Soundboard/Very Good

Steve Hackett - (1978) VOYAGE OF THE ACOLYTE

STEVE HACKETT - (1978) VOYAGE OF THE ACOLYTE

Studio Album, released in 1975

No real point in annointing this immense talent and huge guitar innovator any further , I still remember rewiring my jaw (after picking it up off the concert floor) subsequent to Genesis' show in Montreal in 1974. "A flower?" blooming amazing guitar display that was. This debut album is still justly viewed as a glowing icon of melancholia-infused progressive rock. With most of his Genesis bandmates on board, Hackett is in obviously comfortable surroundings and hence, positively shines throughout the tracks , effusively flowing guitar forays searching for new tonal horizons , dazzling atmospheres wonderfully coloured by the ubiquitous mellotron cascades, rivers of liquid flute runs and an occasional stream of vibrant cello. The supporting cast does well to further enhance the fragile delicacy of the arrangements , namely the pulsating Rutherford Rickenbaker combining deftly with the marvelous Collins drumming (they were a very underrated rythm section ), a burping Percy Jones fretless bass cameo and the glimmering voice courtesy of Sally Oldfiled . The tracks have been already dissected by my esteemed colleagues, so I will reserve my comments to the closer, where the disc spirals effortlessly into the upper reaches of nirvana (no, not the band) , an unmitigated classic that easily rivals or even surpasses any prime Genesis tune, proving conclusively that Steve's departure was the final progressive moment in Genesis' existence. The next chapters of their history has only further confirmed the obvious. Tied with Spectral Mornings but a slightly more precious overall package (Beautiful cover to boot). 5 stars, with "no reply at all".

Track Listings

1. Ace Of Wands (5:23)
2. Hands of the Priestess Part I (3:28)
3. A Tower Struck Down (4:53)
4. Hands of the Priestess Part II (1:31)
5. The Hermit (4:49)
6. Star of Sirius (7:08)
7. The Lovers (1:50)
8. Shadow of the Hierophant (11:44)

Total Time: 40:52

Line-up/Musicians

- Steve Hackett / electric & acoustic guitar, Mellotron, harmonium, bells, autoharp, vocal, effects
- John Hackett / flute, Arp synthetizer, bells
- Mike Rutherford / bass guitar, bass pedals, Fuzz 12-String
- Phil Collins / drums, vibes, percussion, vocals
- John Acock / Elka, Rhapsody, Mellotron, harmonium, piano
- Sally Oldfield / vocal
- Robin Miller / oboe, cor Anglais
- Nigel Warren-Green / solo cello
- Percy Jones / extra bass on "Tower"
- Johnny Gustafson / bass on "Star"
- Steve Tobin / parrot and cough

Phil Collins - Live & Loose In Paris

Phil Collins - Live & Loose In Paris

1. Hand in Hand
2. Hang in Long Enough
3. Don't Lose My Number
4. Another Day in Paradise
5. Against All Odds (Take a Look at Me Now)
6. Lorenzo, Separate Lives
7.Seperate Lives
8. Long Long Way to Go
9. In the Air Tonight
10. Timbantiocha
11. Easy Lover
12. Dance into the Light
13. Wear My Hat
14. Something Happened on the Way to Heaven
15. Sussudio
16. End

Phil Collins - (1989) But Seriously

Phil Collins - (1989) "But Seriously"

Tracklist:
01. Hang In Long Enough
02. That's Just The Way It Is
03. Do You Remember
04. Something Happened On The Way To Heaven
05. Colours
06. I Wish It Would Rain Down
07. Another Day In Paradise
08. Heat On The Street
09. All Of My Life
10. Saturday Night And Sunday Morning
11. Father To Son
12. Find A Way To My Heart

Phil Collins - (1982) Hello, I Must Be Going!

By	Daniel J. Hamlow (Chikusei City, Japan) - See all my reviews

Another Genesis album, Abacab, was followed a year later by another Phil Collins solo album. Hello, I Must Be Going was a clear indication of the Earth, Wind, & Fire type soul-pop that would yield the Grammy-winning No Jacket Required. For the most part, gone were the "weird" songs like "In The Air Tonight" or the cover of "Tomorrow Never Knows." His note-for-note cover of the Supremes' "You Can't Hurry Love," which went to #10, is ample evidence of the pop/soul direction that would hit pay dirt later on. It's still infectious and has its place in the 80's, a decade and a half before the original hit #1. The closest thing to "In The Air Tonight," with the airy synths, is "Thru These Walls," of how loneliness feeds upon the need to listen with a glass to the wall or stare out at the window at goings on, where a genuine need to touch someone isn't an option in the cold world. Next up is the disgust and apathy of being ridiculed and having one's name dragged in the dirt of "I Don't Care Anymore," which made it to #39. However, there was none of the haunting eeriness which made "Air" a hit. The slow "Do You Know Do You Care" has a droning synth and guitars, with Collins' vocals overlaid on that airy soundscape. It sounds more like later day Genesis, come to think of it. The third single, the upbeat "I Cannot Believe It's True," only made it to #79 despite the snazzy horns. This is puzzling given how similar-sounding singles by him shot to the Top Ten in later years. The Phenix Horns, his brass band, gives this song, and others like "It Don't Matter To Me" quite the kick. Two piano ballads are "Don't Let Him Steal Your Heart Away," which gains a bit of momentum with his steady drumming, the strings matching the pounded piano chords, and the sad but tender "Why Can't It Wait Till Morning," which is Phil on piano, the strings, and nothing else. Another singleworthy song and one of my favourites here. Collins was also at the producer's helm this time, with assistance from Hugh Padgham, the brains behind Face Value and the Police's Synchronicity, and would continue with him in his Grammy-winning triumph. And Daryl Steurmer, whose snarling guitar would be most noticeable in "Don't Lose My Number," has guitar chores here. Whereas Face Value showed many sides of Collins, this is basically a prelude to the hit that No Jacket Required would become. Maybe call this No Vest Required? Yet one can't help but think that Collins' solo success also fed upon the success of his group. Following this, Genesis would gain their first Top Ten hit with "That's All," and during that time, Collins would pave the way to superstardom with a few non-album hits and some big events. So, goodbye, I must be going.

Tracklist:
01. I Don't Care Anymore
02. I Cannot Believe It's True
03. Like China
04. Do You Know, Do You Care?
05. You Can't Hurry Love
06. It Don't Matter To Me
07. Thru These Walls
08. Don't Let Him Steel Your Heart Away
09. The West Side
10. Why Can't It Wait 'Til Morning

Brand X - (1996) Live At The Roxy L.A

Brand X - (1996) Live At The Roxy L.A.

Live, released in 1996

Track Listings

1. Disco Suicide -> Algon (14:14)
2. Dance of the Illegal Aliens (11:56)
3. Don't Make Waves (6:16)
4. Malaga Virgen (13:34)
5. ...And So to F... (12:24)
6. Nuclear Burn (12:02)

Total Time: 73:26
Line-up/Musicians

- Phil Collins / drums, percussions, vocals
- John Goodsall / guitars
- Percy Jones / bass
- Robin Lumley / keyboards, vocals
- Peter Robinson / keyboards

Anthony Phillips - (1977) The Geese And The Ghost

Anthony Phillips - (1977) The Geese And The Ghost

Studio Album, released in 1977

ANTHONY PHILLIPS was little more than a footnote to the great career of GENESIS; that is until he released "The Geese & The Ghost" in 1977. Blending orchestral and acoustic instruments, PHILLIPS' debut album had a grace and grandeur unseen since the days of "Trespass" and "Nursery Cryme". Featuring the participation of MIKE RUTHERFORD, PHIL COLLINS (on vocals), JOHN HACKETT, JACK LANCASTER and others, it was ANTHONY's money shot, and he made it pay off in a big way by delivering the best music of his life. In a sense, ANTHONY has become a victim of his own success, since subsequent albums have fallen invariably short of "Geese"'s goals, but that's a discussion for another day. If you enjoyed the pastoral prog rock of early GENESIS, more wonders await you. There is, for example, the story of "Henry: Portraits of Tudor Times", in which the players from the Age of Chivalry walk again. There are songs featuring PHIL COLLINS ("Which Way The Wind Blows", "God If I Saw Her Now") that match "More Fool Me" for beauty. There is the stirring title track, "The Geese And The Ghost", with its gentle agility sure to delight GENESIS fans who thought the realms of magic lost to the late '70s. To put this into perspective, there are only a handful of albums to my mind that will delight core followers the way "The Geese & The Ghost" does. For GENESIS followers, Voyage of the Acolyte becomes the reference point (though that was a deliberately darker work). For YES fans, JON ANDERSON's Olias of Sunhillow or RICK WAKEMAN's "Six Wives of Henry VIII" yield as much pleasure. Some of "Geese"'s credit must go to MIKE RUTHERFORD as well, who appears alongside PHILLIPS throughout and shares his affection for acoustic adornment. In a sense, "Geese" also stands as RUTHERFORD's best solo album outside of GENESIS. Listening to this album in "Spring or Summer", when the scent of a world in bloom wafts gently through the window screens, is to be in concert with life itself. If you don't own this yet and have played "Foxtrot" down to nubby grooves, do yourself a favor and grab this golden goose.

Track Listings

1. Wind-tales (1:02)
2. Which way the wind blows (5:51)
3. Henry; portraits from Tudor times: (12:11)
i) Fanfare 0:56
ii) Lute's chorus 2:00
iii) Misty battlements 1:15
iv) Henry goes to war 3:36
v) Death of a knight 2:33
vi) Triumphant return 1:46
4. God if I saw her now (4:09)
5. Chinese mushroom cloud (0:46)
6. The geese and the ghost: (15:40)
Part one 8:01 - Part two 7:39
7. Collections (3:07)
8. Sleepfall: the geese fly West (4:33)

Bonus track on Virgin release:
9. Master of time (7:37)

Total Time: 54:56

Line-up/Musicians

- Anthony Phillips / acoustic, classic & electric guitars, basses, dulcimer guitar, bouzouki, piano, organ, synthesizers, Mellotron, harmonium, celeste, pin piano, drums, glockenspiel, bells & chimes, timbales, gong, vocals (7)

+ Phil Collins / vocals (2-4)
- Ronnie Gunn / harmonium (9)
- John Hackett / flutes
- Nick Hayley & Friend / violins
- Jack Lancaster / flutes, Lyricon
- Charlie Martin / cello
- Viv McAuliffe / vocals (4)
- Lazo Momulovich / oboes, Cor Anglais
- Tom Newman / hecklephone, bulk eraser
- Rob Phillips / oboes
- Michael Rutheford / acoustic, classic & electric guitars, basses, organ, drums, timbales, bells, glockenspiel, cymbals
- Wil Sleath / flutes, recorders, piccolo
- David Thomsa / classical guitar (9)
- Kirk Trevor / cello
- Martin Westlake / tympani

Send Barns Orchestra conducted by Jeremy Gilbert.
- Ralph Bernascone / soloist

Genesis - Rare tapes cd 5

Genesis - Rare tapes cd 5

1. In The Cage-In That Quiet Earth-Supper's Ready (1986-10-15)
2. Mama (1992-05-09)
3. Carpet Crawlers (1992-10-23)
4. Nowhere Else To Turn (unreleased b-side) 1997
5. Small Talk (1997-12-13)
6. That's All (1998-01-23)
7. Hold On My Heart (1998-01-29)

Genesis - Rare tapes cd 4

Genesis - rare tapes cd 4

1. Back In N.Y.C. (1980-06-29)
2. Me And Virgil (1981-09-27)
3. Like It Or Not (1981-11-30)
4. The Knife (1981-12-23)
5. No Reply At All (Phenix Horns) (1982-08-22)
6. Paperlate (Phenix Horns) (1982-08-22)
7. Eleventh Earl Of Mar-Squonk-Firth Of Fifth (1983-11-10)
8. Eleventh Earl Of Mar-Behind The Lines-Firth Of Fifth-Musical Box (1984-01-17)

Genesis - Rare tapes cd 3

Genesis - Rare tapes cd 3

1. Lillywhite Lilith-The Waiting Room-Wot Gorilla (1977-01-01)
2. All In A Mouse's Night (1977-01-02)
3. Inside And Out (1977-06-24)
4. Down And Out (1978-06-07)
5. Supper's Ready (from Apocalypse in 9/8) (1978-06-14)
6. Ballad Of Big (1978-07-29)
7. I Know What I Like (1978-07-29)
8. Dancing With The Moonlit Knight-Musical Box (closing section) (1978-10-13)

Genesis - Rare tapes cd 2

Genesis - Rare tapes cd 2

1. Supper's Ready (1972-11-18)
2. Harold The Barrel (1974-01-20)
3. Horizons (1974-05-04)
4. Watcher Of The Skies (1975-01-24)
5. It (1975-01-24)
6. The Musical Box (1975-01-24)
7. The Waiting Room (1975-05-02)

Genesis - Rare tapes cd 1

Genesis - Rare tapes cd 1

1. Looking For Someone (1970-02-22)
2. The Light (1971-03-07)
3. Twilight Alehouse (1972-02-26)
4. Harlequin (1972-03-04)
5. Bye Bye Johnny (1972-04-14)
6. Happy The Man (1972-04-18)
7. Going Out To Get You (1972-04-18)
8. One-Handed Drum Solo (1972-06-28)
9. Can-Utility And The Coastliners (1972-08-20)
10. Seven Stones (1972-08-22)

Genesis - In the beginning (Demos, outtakes and unique stuff)

Genesis - In the beginning (Demos, outtakes and unique stuff)

1 - in the rapids (mix 1)
2 - dancing with the moonlit knight part 2 (mix 1)
3 - more fool me (studio demo - phil on vocals)
4 - unreleased instrum.(studio take)
5 - silver song (studio take - vox phil) [3.51]
6 - only your love (unreleased - phil on vocals)
7 - master of time (unreleased - antHony phillips)1[7.48]
8 - child song (unreleased - anthony phillips) [3.34]
9 - reaper (anthony phillips) [7.42]
10 - happy the man (demo version)
11 - i know what i like - intro [2.46]
12 - the cinema show (studio take 1)
13 - the waiting room - sound effects [5.05]
14 - the supernatural anaesthetist (vox phil) [2.44]
15 - silver song - demo w phil vox [4.10]
16 - studio improvisation - instrumental take 2 [0.21]
17 - the cinema show (fast instrumental take)
18 - the cinema show (instrumental studio session)
19 - you really got me (kinks cover)
20 - studio improvisation - take 3 [0.31]
21 - the last time (jagger & richards) [1.01]
22 - you really got me (davies) [0.47]

Genesis - (1977) SPOT THE PIGEON

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Genesis - (1975) Lamb Stew (Live Bootleg)

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Genesis - (1975) Swelled and Spent (Live Bootleg)

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