slightbreeze wrote:
A very robust record!
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A very robust record!
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mudshark wrote:Where is he anyway, that very soft lad?
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Following your broad church C. something very mellow from E.C.
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robertff wrote:
Following your broad church C. something very mellow from E.C.
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Indeed - and very pleasant it is too Rob
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I just adore the live version of I'm so Glad
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mudshark wrote:Where is he anyway, that very soft lad?
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One of his best solo - I think so.
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I’ve put a load of live albums onto a Spotify playlist during the last couple of years but have rarely dipped into them so am aiming to put that right this in the next few weeks.
Starter for 10....
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Starter for 10....
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Yesterday I did this....
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And NP....
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Lord Rother wrote:Also played these 2 yesterday - their peak.
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Excellent band I’ve only embraced fairly recently.
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Right up there with Seconds Out for me, especially the In The Cage + medley and Aftergow bit which is wonderful.
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Not a professional recording but good enough to demonstrate what a supremely tight and talented bunch they are.
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C wrote:
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I prefer Blood On The Tracks, myself. I even prefer Street Legal, if it comes to that.
Did you ever hear Robert Plant’s version of One More Cup Of Coffee?
From his magnificent Dreamland album, which also contains a wonderful version of Song To The Siren.
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Lord Rother wrote:Right up there with Seconds Out for me, especially the In The Cage + medley and Aftergow bit which is wonderful.
Yeah, love this one. I first saw Genesis on the Duke tour, just as they were entering their pop phase.
I haven’t seen many better concerts. The Abacab album was a bit of an odd fish, really, but the tour record was spot on.
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Lord Rother wrote:
I haven't seen this one
Details/link please Bob?
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mudshark wrote:Where is he anyway, that very soft lad?
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soundchaser wrote:Lord Rother wrote:Right up there with Seconds Out for me, especially the In The Cage + medley and Aftergow bit which is wonderful.
Yeah, love this one. I first saw Genesis on the Duke tour, just as they were entering their pop phase.
I haven’t seen many better concerts. The Abacab album was a bit of an odd fish, really, but the tour record was spot on.
I've never heard this.
Should I...?
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Lord Rother wrote:
A CC!
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The first band I ever saw live - early 1968
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C wrote:Lord Rother wrote:
I haven't seen this one
Details/link please Bob?
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Spotify has it....
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C wrote:[
I've never heard this.
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Worth a stream, definitely. I really like the live versions of Turn It On Again and Abacab, plus the In The Cage medley is thrilling (and I don’t normally like medleys). Note the side 4 differences between the U.K. and US versions...it’s all on Wiki.