Genesis

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>а ты заметил, что Коллинз стал петь так, как
>пел в период 75-78 годов? То есть не орёт

а я это заметил еще на парижском концерте 3-х годичной давности. голосок у него стал все-таки садиться, вот он теперь и не сильно его напрягает. по крайнее мерее это лучше чем Ян Гиллан, который начинает вопить и половину нот уже взять не может.

ну у коллинза есть ещё порох в пороховницах. Вытягивает всё, просто петь он начал так, как и нужно петь. Начиная с дюка он начал не петь а орать. Этот ОР прекратился на We cant dance, более половины вещей спеты нормальным голосом. У меня есть двойной ДВД сольного коллинза, за 2004 год. дык там я ничего не заметил

А мне нравилось, как он орал, особенно на сольниках, очень драйвово было. А с 89-го на альбомах стало слишком приглаженное пение, имхо.

GENESIS / VARIOUS ARTISTS Remember Knebworth 1978 - A Midsummer Nights Dream
(2007 DVD, film that chronicles the 1978 concert which featured Genesis as headliners, plus support from Jefferson Starship, Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers, Devo, Roy Harper & more, there is also footage of Genesis at the sound check as they run through 'Many Too Many', there is a revealing look at the set up of the stage & sound system during the week leading up to the concert, included with the DVD is a reproduction of the official programme which was sold on the day only from within the concert arena).

Release date: Monday 15 October 2007

2Primal Scream

DVD интересный, надо будет приобрести.

а на фиг. не известно сколько там дженезиса а сколько джеферсона.
у меня есть приблизительно этого периода ДВД дюк тревалс продолжительностью 2 часа 30 минут. Вот это сыла. там и из моего любимого 78 куча материала есть

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>а на фиг. не известно сколько там дженезиса а
>сколько джеферсона.

За 10 фунтов (стоимость) еще думать нафига?
Просто хочеться.

Genesis: Chapter & Verse
Images from the band's new oral history, from 1969 to 2007

Genesis rehearsing with John Silver, the group's second drummer, in the summer of 1968. Tony Banks, Anthony Phillips, Silver, Mike Rutherford and Peter Gabriel (from left). Silver played drums on the bulk of the songs from their 1969 debut album From Genesis to Revelation, but quit soon after to attend Cornell University.

The classic lineup of Genesis in the early 1970s. From left: Peter Gabriel, Tony Banks, Phil Collins, Mike Rutherford and Steve Hackett.

Collins and his left-handed drum kit in the early 1970s. He became the group's fourth drummer in 1971. Five years later he became their lead singer after Peter Gabriel quit.

Peter Gabriel shocked an Irish crowd (and his bandmates) in 1972 when he walked onstage wearing his wife's red dress and a fox's head, his first performance in costume.

Tony Banks' keyboard rig in the late 1970s. Check out the Mellotran in the bottom, left corner.

The group's longtime friend and road manager Richard Macphail (left) and Tony Banks (right) in the early 1970s. Macphail met the band at Charterhouse boarding school in the mid 1960s. He stayed with them until 1973.

Skinny-dipping in 1972.

Mike Rutherford, Phil Collins and Tony Banks (from left) in February 1978 on the set of the "Follow You, Follow Me" video. The song was their first worldwide hit.

Collins working in Relight studio in Hilvarenbeek Holland, where Genesis cut 1977's Wind and Wuthering and 1978's And Then There Were Three.

Daryl Streumer, Mike Rutherford and Phil Collins (from left) onstage in the early 1980s. They were the first band to utilize Vari-Lites, which became a staple of their show over the next decade. "They gave us a fantastically different look on stage," Rutherford said.

Genesis meet Ronald Reagan in 1986 — the same year they spoofed him in their "Land of Confusion" video.

At London's Wembley Stadium in 1987 supporting Invisible Touch. "There were nearly 300,000 people there [over four nights]," Tony Banks said. "I thought at the time, and I still think now, that moment was the peak of our career."

At the Farm, the U.K. studio where they recorded We Can't Dance, in 1991 — Phil Collins' final album with the band.