Genesis - Firth Of Fifth - In Concert 1974 2DVD Set
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A legendary performance of Firth Of Fifth from Genesis in their prime!
Genesis In Concert 1974 Selling England tour 2DVD collector's item set. Firth Of Fifth was recorded live at Montreal Quebec, Canada April 20th, 1974 Some missing sequences were edited in from other venues to create the song in it's entirety.
Similar to what we did with the Lamb Lies Down On Broadway and with 2014 being the 40th anniversary of Selling England By The Pound we've patched all the missing parts of the remastered version of the Montreal 1974 footage with scenes from short amateur & pro-shot video clips of shows filmed in other parts of the world to make the very first entire Selling England by the Pound concert with all songs in full. Again I think you'll enjoy the results.
DVD 1 (56:46)
1. CHOM-FM Radio Intro/Watcher Of The Skies
2. Dancing With The Moonlit Knight
3. The Cinema Show
4. I Know What I Like
5. Firth Of Fifth
6. The Musical Box
DVD 2 (42:02)
1. More Fool Me
2. The Battle Of Epping Forest
3. Supper's Ready
4. CHOM-FM Radio Sign Off
* bonus footage includes video from various cities during the 1974 portion of the Selling England By The Pound Tour
1. Torino, Italy - Feb. 3, 1974 - 7:32
2. Rome, Italy - Feb 5, 1974 - 7:39
3. Rochester, NY - April 22, 1974 - 7:34
4. Academy Of Music - May 6, 1974 - 7:34
All songs from these albums available at your local record store or online:
- Nursery Cryme
- Foxtrot
- Selling England by the Pound - Hudba
Tony Banks composed this song at the age of 22! A master piece! They were all so young with incredible musical depth and vision.
Goldenthug9 Tony Banks un Genio!
Tony banks is god!
It'd be nothing without Steve's guitar solo.
Tony was not 22 when he composed this tune : he was 23... 😉
@@MarieNoelleP you sure? Doesn't matter really. Banks gots major chops
For those wondering why Genesis stopped playing the piano intro live:
Taking a grand piano on tour only for that fragment was too costly. Banks used an RMI Electra-Piano 368 electric piano but this instrument had 2 important limitations. First of all its keyboard was not sensitive to velocity or pressure, when you pressed a key it was like an On/Off switch, so he could not apply any dynamics to the playing.
Secondly it had only 68 keys which is 20 keys less than a standard 88-keys grand piano, so the intro could not be played entirely as it had been recorded in studio, some of the notes had to be transposed. They tried it however in the first gigs of the 1974 tour but Tony was not happy with the sound. On top of it once he forgot about the transposing and ran out of keys while playing, to the surprise of the rest of the members of the band. Phil Collins saved the situation giving the intro to the multi-intrumental section of the song. After this they decided to drop the intro.
By the time newer instruments solved the limitations of the RMI (such as the Yamaha CP-70 which Tony used from then on), Genesis was already changing style and repertoire.
Actually this is one of the many curiosities you will find in my book "The Musical Instruments of Progressive Rock"
www.amazon.com/Musical-Instruments.../dp/8413385997
Jk thx for that fact, dude
now this is an ad done properly!
Sounds a bit like an electric harpsichord.
35 bucks +15 for shipping?! Damn
Honestly, I like it better this way, even if this early electric piano was so limited and sounds so weak compared to a real one (or a modern electric piano). Just jumping straight into the song isn't as satisfying as it is with the intro.
Arguably the definitive Genesis song
Steve Hackett has one of the most unique and beautiful guitar tones ever! And such a unique style as well.
Sorry, this made me laugh. I know you meant to type "style", not "sty" - but in English a "sty" is where a pig lives.
@@adolforodolfo6929 lol, I know, I'm American too, just a typo. Haha.
Yep. So much better than that Darryl bloke.
And he sits while playing because he's just that cool. :)
The solo in this song is absolutely triumphant
Steve Hackett's solo knocks this out of the park, every year you listen to it! It's a Genesis masterpiece!
Despite his great mistake on 6:50 -advancing the notes, then waiting for the next riff-... although I'll always love him!
@@extremadrummer Don't think it was his mistake. If you read the description of this video, it's been edited together from various concerts b/c the master for the entire concert had some missing footage.
Guitar solo in the middle (Hackett) reaches into my chest and grabs my heart. I have been to see him live 5 times. Always the same.
And Steve sounds just as good at 73 years old, if not better! czcams.com/video/8_BS2R5Ih4Q/video.htmlsi=zlSKtnng6d3bTe1L
Digging out that marrow
The first time I listened to it I was 15 years old. Now I'm 64 and I shiver like the first time.....
Echo the age mentions and the feeling that the ethereal guitar solo still arouses in me
I was at both Genesis concerts in Turin, 1974 and 1975, ( The Lamb... ). Smoking was permitted, then, but I forgot having ciggies with me in both occasions. Just a dropped-jaw-fan entangled in their masterpieces.
The flute solo always gets me.
Apparently it nearly didn't happened as PG had a great deal of trouble getting it right. So much so that Steve said his brother John should be brought in to play it.
I played it when I would play the flute in younger years. So sweet.
Tony Banks is one of those musicians who I think is too easily over looked when we talk of the greats, but for my money he's up there with the very best.
Yes. A bit like Richard Wright of Pink Floyd. For Genesis, everybody talk about Gabriel for the vocals and Collins for the drumming, and not witrhout reason, by all means. However... those keyboards of Tony's... They were SO integral to their sound, weren't they...
Same goes for The Floyd. Everybody talks about Roger's lyrics and David's vocals and guitar playing, and again, not without reason. But... Richard's keyboards...
See what I mean?
Exactly with Bach and Beethoven
Playing great pieces is one thing. Composing great pieces is quite another. Banks was brilliant.
It’s because he doesn’t play unwieldy solos fast. He’s measured.
Agreed. Say what you will about him personally (and I’ve read conflicting opinions on that matter), but Banks sound is central to Genesis of any era. The man deserves credit for his artistry.
Steve's solo is so mesmerizing it's easy to miss how great Mike's bass line is too even after listening to it a million times.
Steve Hackett: Not strictly rhythm - he makes it cry and sing!
What a culturally rich time this was to be alive. To think that Selling England and Dark side came out in the same year and that Zeppelin were touring all over the world.
I was blessed to see all 3 live. It was the best of times.....
Even as a huge Genesis fan my whole life, I'd still vote Dark Side as the best album ever recorded.
1973:
Selling England by the Pound - Genesis
Dark Side of the Moon - Pink Floyd
Houses of the Holy - Led Zeppelin
don’t forget
Queen I - Queen
Band on the Run - Wings
Mind Games - John Lennon
Living In The Material World - George Harrison
Ringo - Ringo Starr
Goodbye Yellow Brick Road - Elton John
@@Henry3Studioscouldn't you name better album? Like come on fucking queen and elton john are a disgrace
Historic lead guitar Hackett
genesis without him is not the same sound and i mean the Daryl Stuermer guitar on the hackett solos sounds a little bit weak not bad !
Years ago he plays a godin style les paul with sustainers and tremolo ( not floyd rose a standard tremolo like the stratocaster style) and he never uses on this hackett solos maybe that reason makes the sustainer sounds not too high !
🤓👍true!
Best ever. Another planet
Still one of the most beautiful songs ever. This is genius material. Tony Banks is genius.
There will never be another era of such great music as this !!
Right 😮
I totally agree!
One of the most awesome performances of anything anywhere in history
What a band out of time and so important in my Life. Best Band ever when there were Peter, Tony. Mike, Phil & Steve.
The composition and playing on the lead guitar is an absolute masterpiece. Eternal.
My Godfather did the lighting for them during the entire tour!
Jeez what an honor :)
Has he got somes photos of the group at this time?
Awesome
God bless your godfather!!!!
Dead Zone what a lucky man!
Steve Hackett's solo on this is absolutely amazing (smh).
And at 73 years old, he can still play it just as good, if not better! czcams.com/video/8_BS2R5Ih4Q/video.htmlsi=zlSKtnng6d3bTe1L
When people name off all of the greatest guitar players of all time, very few even know or name Steve Hackett in their list. They were all very young men when they composed these songs. U won’t see artist like this every again probably in one band.
I went to school with Francis Dunnery and we were both huge Genesis fans. Francis himself became a reknowned guitarist and he later told me he didn't appreciate just how good Steve Hackett actually was until he'd gotten really good himself.
Saw this LIVE at Ford Auditorium - Detroit, MI -1974 - I was 20 yrs. old
Lucky man
Lucky you
Lucky bastard
Il pezzo più metafisico di tutta la storia del Rock Progressive, specialmente l'assolo di chitarra! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Steve makes his guitar cryyyyy!
They still did it better with Daryl.
Superb!
PUHLEASE.
one of the best solos ever
@@Drchainsaw77 Are you tone deaf?
Most of the footage is from Genesis in Montreal, Quebec. April 20-21 1974. I was there!!🥰
The morning after the main title in the papers was: “Genesis, A Flying Saucer!”. Won’t argue with that assessment. 😉👍👊
They were in Sherbrooke also
Bank’s keyboard introduction is sublime. 🎹🎶🎵
One of the best, a true gem!! Steve Hackett's solo is awesome, Tony Bank's keyboard is so melodic and Phil Collins' performance is simply suberb...Watching this,, I couldn't help thinking about Phil's double success with the band..not easy, not at all easy...he's done it with flying colours
Collins was an incredible drummer
He & Bruford were the best Prog drummers
@@tommyrawlings3046 Don't forget Peart, Cobham, and White.
The quintessential Genesis. A classic of the seventies.
There was a magic in the UK music scene in the 60s /70's with Genesis, PF, Yes etc and I was so lucky to have witnessed it.
Semplicemente GRANDI !
Erano i tempi in cui le bands salivano sul palco per presentarci i loro LAVORI e non caccole ... 😊
The fact that no one had yet mentioned in the comments how bad-ass Steve Hackett's bacon mustache is in this compiled footage, is just downright criminal. 😂
You can see hackets moustache play a cameo in spinal tap.and the explosion your fired actually happend in genesis
The same kind of mustache as Glenn Frey at that time!!
Awesome. Possibly my favorite Genesis song.
a 18 anni la ascoltavo perchè mi piaceva ma senza capire che ero di fronte ad un capolavoro. Oggi a 58 anni e circondato alla radio e dalla TV da canzonette e da finti miti della musica, mi rendo conto di quanto sia stato fortunato nel vivere la mia giovinezza a fianco di gruppi musicali come questo. A distanza di quasi 50 anni e più di prima, riescono ad emozionare. Spero che le mie figlie un giorno capiscano che quello che ascoltano oggi è solo un mare di porcheria.
Assolutamente d'accordo con te...se la riascolto mi viene il freddo addosso come e più di 50 anni fa...
Mantegazza... conosci Heracleum Mantegazziani?
Pezzo clamoroso, io di anni ne ho 48 e capisco bene cosa sia la vera musica, suono da tutta la vita, il primo disco me lo regalò mio padre, che tutt'oggi ringrazio!! Fu Atom Heart Mother dei Floyd, ti lascio immaginare come ho proseguito....I Genesis sono una pietra miliare della musica prog ( quella seria intendo ) e rimarranno ai posteri!!! cosa che non succederà a nessuno di quelli che oggi chiamano artisti, fosse per me la musica si fermerebbe a metà anni 90, nn oltre, quella seria seria non oltre i primi anni 80.
Già, hai ragione! Anch'io ascoltavo la loro musica da ragazza. Ma solo ora con tutti i mezzi tecnologici che abbiamo, ho potuto conoscere tutta la loro produzione e capire la grandezza di questo gruppo. I miei nipoti non capiscono, ma questa musica durerà per sempre come quella di Mozart o Beethoven.
E' vero, è un capolavoro, ma lo abbiamo capito nel tempo. Prima o poi lo capiranno anche i nostri figli, abbandonando l'attuale schifezza che si sente in radio. Rinsaviranno anche loro
Just saw Steve Hackett "Genesis Revisited" -" Selling England by the Pound" in Minneapolis,MN. Excellent show, thanks very much Steve for keeping the Genesis legend alive. Get to his show if it comes to near you!
Do you remember the set list? How much solo stuff did he do and how much Genesis stuff? I've been attending each of these Genesis Revisited tours and he has been doing a pretty good mix.
@@gregggoss2210 From what I can remember (with a bit of cribbing from someone else)
Set 1
Every Day
Under the Eye of the Sun
Fallen Walls & Pedestals.
Beasts in our time.
Virgin and the Gypsy.
Tiger moth.
Spectral Mornings.
Red flower of the Tochai blooms everywhere.
Clocks- The Angel of Mons.
Set 2.
Dancing with the Moonlit Knight.
I know what I like ( in your wardrobe).
Firth of Fifth.
More fool me.
The battle of Epping Forest.
After the ordeal.
The cinema show.
Aisle of plenty.
Deja vu.
Dance on a volcano.
Encore
Myopia/Slogans/Los Endos.
Over two hours of first class entertainment .
@@peteashby7716 , sounds great. He will be in my area again in March. He was just outside of Philly last weekend but I couldn't make it. I'll be sure to make the New Jersey show for sure.
I saw the same show in Orlando, Florida. On my birthday !
I Genesis sono una cosa talmente grande che non si può spiegare..li amerò sempre
Siamo almeno in due.
@@danielecosta958direi 3.. Penso sia veramente improbabile che 5 mostri del suono della musica come loro possano ripetersi.. ovviamente mi riferisco ai loro capolavori. Da trespass a the lamb lies on the broadway.. inclusi. Insieme sono al pari di una grande orchestra di rarissima qualità espressiva.
Siamo in 4!!!
That guitar and Collins drum technique omg the piano….. musical geniuses all
Capolavoro assoluto,inventiva,tecnica,complessità del brano,tuto scorre magicamente GENESIS forever
I'm in tears what is this beauty?
Genesis, "Firth of Fifth." It's an amazing piece of music, isn't?
Epic and lyric for eternity: "Now as the river dissolves in sea
So Neptune has claimed another soul"
My favorite line: "The sands of time were eroded by the river of constant change." Pure genius.
GRANDIOSI purtroppo oggi non ci sono più band cosi
Grandissimi. Questo pezzo è cosi colto ed evocativo...Non sono mai stati una band qualunque.
Peter Gabriel's attempt of French sounds cute
Ikr lmao
Peter Gabriel actually tried to learn a little bit of the language in what ever country he played , as to communicate a little bit .
C'est absolument incompréhensible. But it's cute indeed.
I have seen Genesis many times but the thing that always blew me away was watching Phil Colin's and Chester Thompson playing together.
Amazing seeing what I believe are the two best musicians playing off one another.
Agreed - I think we all held our breath - Seconds Out wasn’t it?
Mio fratello è morto il 28 dicembre 2021.. amava i Genesis alla follia...aveva tutto .. anche di Peter Gabriel..mi sarebbe piaciuto vivere con lui questo concerto.....era malato.. è la cosa che mi fa soffrire di più..non portarlo ad in concerto dei Genesis..non lo accetterò mai questa mancanza..per chi ha difficoltà.i sento una merda...aveva degli handicap..ma sto Peter Gabriel...era un mito per lui.. scusate ho voluto condividere questo mio dolore per quelli come me che hanno portatori di handicap..era anche un grande laziale...co sta Lazio non si poteva contraddire.
Mi manca da morire
Keys and drums are of course great but the guitar kills it! Man, so beautiful. Thanks for the upload.
all of them are genius , GENESIS for ever!
If there's a greatest musical masterpiece of Genesis it's this. Selling England and The Lamb we're the best albums.
Without Gabriel and Hackett, a lacklustre affair.
I totally agree. I could deal with the blow of Pete leaving but without Steve they simply were no longer Genesis for me.
You are 100% spot on!!!!!
Pravda !
Happy 71st Birthday Peter Brian Gabriel 02/13/1950.
You are a progressive rock Icon. Your fans love you.
Thanks Mate.
Não me canso de dizer; que geração inigualável, maravilhosa!! Época época em que as músicas eram feitas com talento, amor, tinha o ganhar o pão sim , o comercial sim mas o cuidado com a qualidade era o intuito principal.
Maybe the best Steve Hackett solo in Genesis.
They are amazing Band All the time, like Pink Floyd, King Crimson, and Elp
Inline Mo othe r ihmo
And Yes
andy iswandy No, please, Pink Floyd no!
And Jethro Tull
@@giannirizzi1031 what's wrong with PF?
this is not a band, this is an entity, almost a deity, perfection in music, and prog is more than rock, whatever that means, happy birthday Peter Gabriel, live long and be happy you legend
Yup. No respect. That’s ok. I still listen this stuff. Over and over. Seems to beat the crap out of R Kelly et al. What a freaking joke. Your job in life folks is to understand the true from the false. That’s all.
John Heldman that's what I'm talking about!
ABSOLUTELY. That is why it remais so mesmerizing. Years after year, whatever age one has. Prog is more than rock.
This song had such an impact on me that I bought a house on Firth. Saw them live around this time and have always felt that the sign of greatness is a bands ability to play their studio stuff the same live Just saw Steve's show late last year and he still sounds just like this performance back then. Thank you for posting this.
Pure unadulterated bliss. I liked that both Tony and Steve improvised their parts.
STEVE HACKETT FOREVER AND EVER!!! √3
The best version of this song ( to my taste) is from 2nd Out ....Hackett guitar solo is stratospheric sublime ...Genesis to me is the best rock/classical band ever
You're right, but I miss this Peter Gabriel's scenic!
He's unique in leading the stage as singer and front man. The show has always a plus! :)
Don't u think that if the rest of Genesis had appreciated Peter this Band would have been the Ultimate Rock Band beyond all others, it's to their great shame they moved him out of the way ..& was done by pure Jealousy ..
@@lindalaws3857
I don’t think PG was pushed out, he left on his own...it’s true that there was a power play for control between Gabriel and Banks...however, PG was looking at writing a score for a film by a famous director Peter Bogvadovich (sic for sure),and just had a baby that almost died, besides being constrained in his artistic endeavor... Banks begged him to stay many times, but PG became the star of the group with his antics,so he went the way his ego guided him...that is what I gather from documentary about Genesis, btw, after the Beatles ( which are in a league of their own), in my taste of music comes: Genesis, Pink Floyd, Who, Alan Parsons,and the Eagles...Shalom, and be well
@@thejma724 shalom?
no.
Christ is God
@@ryanmozert take your religious war elsewhere.
I think these early live performances shows an edginess that gives it true style...
Ha! This reminds me of seeing Genesis on their “Trick Of The Tail” tour in Glasgow Apollo when they had Bill Bruford on drums....and on their next, the “Wind & Wuthering” tour in Edinburgh with Chester Thompson. Both before Steve Hackett left, and they were ASTOUNDING on both!!
terrypussypower damn, you were there, at the Glasgow Apollo, where they made the film?
The greatest masterpiece of all time.
Amazing that 47 years-on you'll be able to see (hopefully!) Steve play this wonderful solo with the same zest and deftness of hand.
Hackett is just fabulous !!!!
And can still play just as good, if not better, at 73 years of age! czcams.com/video/8_BS2R5Ih4Q/video.htmlsi=zlSKtnng6d3bTe1L
This song alone got me turned onto Genesis. Tony Banks is a freaking genius
In my city (in my future university, l'Université de Montréal), but I was way to young to be at the concert. The classical music of the XXth century.
Moi aussi, et tu es certainement correct de l'importance de cet musique pour l'histoire de musique.
Mio fratello..mi ha lasciato questo..una cosa meravigliosa..mi ha fatto innamorare dei Genesis..e se ne andato....non lo ringrazierò mai abbastanza
❤️
such a great guitar solo
If you get a chance to see the tribute band "The Musical Box", they do this song absolutely perfectly, and the modern piano sound is stunning. Close your eyes and you'd swear you were back there. Still love every note of these great songs.
Try listening to Steve Hacketts Genesis Revisited and they are even better than Musical Box.
I agree my friend.
I'm convinced 'The Musical Box' can win over any snobby Genesis fan after two songs. When they do their Lamb tour they have the original costumes. slide show, etc. The band gave them to them.
listen to Genetics WITH STEVE HACKETT. this tribute Band is exactly Genesis
I saw The Musical Box in 2017. Very good. Had seats only third row from the front, to the left of the stage. The singer does Peter Gabriel spot on. GENESIS actually sanction them and original costumes are used. Phil Collins has also played drums with them. Peter took his children to see them too...
Mr Hackett’s Magic
It's just fabulous isn't it? Breath-taking. Still sounds so good after all these years. I've never seen Tony play the keyboard intro live before as it was sadly skipped in future tours (even the 'Seconds Out' version is devoid of it). Roger King plays it with Steve Hackett's 'Genesis Revisited' tours every time and it really does sound great included.
The electric piano he had for touring was a bit rubbish, seems like he could have found one that sounded better. But it was 1974, maybe there weren’t any that sounded more like real pianos then.
@@MDK2_Radio Absolutely right. In 1974 the only way you could have something that sounded like a real piano on stage was to have a real piano. Some bands did it; ELP, and Jethro Tull certainly did, but it's a big thing to transport and horribly complicated to mike up - and Genesis didn't have anything like the kind of money that ELP and Tull had. I think Tony does a pretty good job here with an electric piano that doesn't have any dynamics at all. It's the reason that Tony stopped playing the piano intro live - he felt that he couldn't do it justice with the instruments/technology available at the time. Roger King does play it live because (a) he has the equipment to do that and (b) he has all of Tony Banks chops - more probably.
this has always been my absolute favorite piece of all of genesis's catalog. yes the sound is rough but Steve hacketts solo is as soaring as it is on the studio version. It gets me uplifted every time!. I saw them in Richmond,VA in 74, the lamb lies down tour. An incredible show i will never forget.
pure music, to eternity
The best song in the all universe
Grew up in Cleveland Ohio, saw them 12x between here, Columbus, and Cincinnati. Saw the Lamb and the day after, Gabriel's exit. 4 guys with the most meticulous artistry. 65 now, and still listening!!!!!
The sands of time were eroded by
The river of constant change
Best band ever.
What a classic!! Can never get enough of this song; all versions!
Highlight of maybe my favorite concert; Chicago Auditorium Theater; Selling England tour; Opened w Watcher and ended with Suppers Ready; the most extraordinary thing here during Hackett's magnificent solo Rutherford's bass pedals shook the theater.
God they were good.
L'assolo di chitarra è qualcosa di sconvolgente e sublime! The guitar solo is something shocking and sublime!
one of the greatest compositions ever performed/written
April 21st 1974 Montreal… on my birthday… what a show… blew me away. Introduced every song in French.
What a pleasure, this is the greatest band ever, but badly underrated because what they mostly did were art songs, not true rock music. Not the classical lieder art songs, but their own. Sir George Martin seemed to acknowledge the latter: sooner or later Genesis will have to inspire classical composers.
Ricardo Martinez
No not underated, Steve Hackett is still playing this song and many other of the great songs written by Genesis with his band of fine musicians 18 years into the 21st century, and are recognised as Prog Rock artists of the 20th century.
Along with much more of the incredible music written by prog groups of the seventies, this music will be heard in years to come, long after we have gone, and as you say will inspire many to recreate it to audience
As exciting as the first time I listened to it. Thanks for posting it. I remember back in 1993 when Steve Hackett came alone to Buenos Aires and in the middle of the so g "Spectral mornings" played Firth of Fiths's solo. The audience went mad.
All the mastery of effects from Hackett on guitar is insane, all the wacky shit he does with those crazy hands. The delays, the Echoplex, the MXR Phase 90 drenched everywhere, the fuzzes, volume pedal madness, jesus he was so good
Si può sottolineare la bravura di ciascuno di loro e la particolarità di ciascuna parte, ma è l'insieme che è speciale...
Thank you for sharing this beautiful footage with us
Tony Banks, un Maestro pilar de toda esa Inmensa banda!! ❤️❤️❤️
Bateria e guitarra em perfeita harmonia. Que demais!!! Emocionante ver e ouvir. Eles são incríveis - Steve Hackett e Phil Collins!!! Sem falar de Mark Rutherford. Amo vcs! Peter Gabriel e Tony Banks também!!
These kids were the masters of live performances. Thanks to CZcams we can enjoy these anthological footages.
Un concert innoubliable du grand Genesis
Got to see this tour in england and will never forget how magical it was
A casa mia pure i muri conoscono sto pezzo....
Peter Gabriel’s voice and way of singing and mixture of richness & imagination in his singing are unbelievable. Take every album in where he’s a front man from “ From Genesis to revelation “ up to “the lamb lies down on Broadway 🎭 and realize what I mean . That’s the reason Phil Collins could not replace him after his departure from the band on May 1975 . No offense, but his good ( Phil ) only in drumming. The talent Peter had ( including his masks ) couldn’t be in Phil 🎤 singing. Once again didn’t mean to offense anybody
The lyrics are very normal, the melody is very good and the solo is spectacular
Watching The Musical Box do Firth of Fifth was one of the most amazing experiences of my life, I wasn't even alive for the original, but I think my past life was😊
I was alive and somehow missed out on it. But the Musical Box recreation was so perfect my brain was frazzled. A unique experience.
Genesis one of the greatest bands of all time thanks for the upload I wish I got see the band then saw the wind and wuthering tour in 1977 for 8 bucks just awesome
show de bola, uma das melhores musicas do Genesis
Alexandre Teixeira com certeza!
8:32. Who could have said this man, Collins, would become a superstar a few years later. Nobody!
Of all the musicians in this band, he comes in last every time. Did a lot with a little talent.
Tom Scott that’s ignorant but ok
@@tommyk0101 You're an asshole, but ok. Your entitled to your opinion and I of mine.
@@tomscott4438 Funny. The other members said that Collins was the best musician of the band. Collins was advising the others what bits of unfinished songs should go with what other bits. That's how you obtained Supper's Ready.
@@DenisMorissetteJFK I guess those who can't, teach. No respect for him and we're not going to settle this here, so agree to disagree.
I was brainwashed to like this song as a child...I remember my father listening to this song when I was 4 years old in 1996
What a beautiful composition of sounds!
L'assolo di Steve Hackett è un dolce e malinconico lamento che ti rapisce e ti ipnotizza!