Prog people would say it's the best Genesis album. I'd go as far as saying it's got their best songs on (Firth, Cinema Show, Moonlit Knight if you can take the endless coda), some ok (I Know What I Like) and filler (the rest). Looking forward to the gig as much for the Spectral Mornings content as the Selling England. The last show of his I saw at the RFH last year was really good. Jonas has done the best job as a Rutherford in Hackett's band except Lee Pomeroy.
TMB put on a great show but I have suspicions that there are more than five of them doing the job. The Watch are pretty good as well.
2014, hard to believe it's nearly five years ago. It was amazing and a top three all-time gig.
JG's Takamine TB-10 from the show is still well-looked after I'm sure everyone will be relieved to hear.
This happened to float past on the music player this morning - Surrounded by Dream Theater. After the first verse or two, the instrumental kicks in, 9/8
Oooh, controversial. Do you prefer the Tokyo Tapes version, with neither intro nor keys solo in the middle? (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UVw7KgmD3Gs about 12mins in)
That intro for time sig fans:
||: 4/4 12/8 2/4 4/4 13/8 :||
4/4
||: 13/8 :|| x4
||: 15/8 :|| x4
||: 4/4 13/8 :|| x3
4/4 12/8 2/4
4/4 12/8 2/4 4/4 13/8
4/4 12/8 2/4 4/4 4/4 4/4 4/4
Incidentally Tool and others like King Crimson etc are big on polymetry as well as odd time sigs: for example one guitar playing in 7/8 and the other in 5/8. A good example of this (with these exact time sigs) is B'Boom/Thrak by Crimson, written in their Double Trio persion (mid 90s). One trio plays in 5/8 while the other in 7/8. 7m17s onwards:
How about the train? You'll easily make the 11.30pm train from Paddington.
The King Crimson shows I saw at the Palladium in November finished about 10.30pm, if that's any help.
I saw in the news earlier that as it's so close to Chinese New Year that they're going to be merged into a single event, Chinese Burns night.
I wasn't going to bother with it but someone twisted my arm
Genesis tribute bands - four of them over a 10-12 year period. Some of the audience members can be a bit special. Mind you same goes for some of the band members
I tried to adapt this for my band's logo, failed (I am terrible with graphics). We are a 70s/80s jazz-rock band, yes keyboard player has a keytar. It always goes down a storm!
Agreed, well said bilbo and spectoremg. I'm not sure there were many other bands tuning a 12-string to dDgGaDeGbbee for a single song. Here's a good bit of bumph about it https://www.guitarplayer.com/technique/decoding-the-12-string-tapestry-of-early-genesis