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Author: Paul GoodwinPaul Goodwin
Date: Dec 26, 2008 09:55
> I'm feeling nostalgic today so this (from Rock's Backpages, originaly
> from Melody Maker) hit the spot. Some of us here probably
> remember when 'Wind & Wuthering' was the 'new' album.
>
I remember it well. For me it was a letdown from the imo brilliant 'A Trick
of the Tale.' I dutifully bought the next one, 'And Then There Were Three',
which was hugely disappointing, and other than the live 'Seconds Out' I
never bought another Genesis album.
--
Paul
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Author: The REAL NaminanuThe REAL Naminanu
Date: Dec 26, 2008 09:33
Howdy to all old timers lurking around here!
Just a quick note to say that following gaining the group's approval for
getting married in September 2006, I am now delighted to report that my wife
Nina and I are now the proud doting parents of Mary Eliazabeth Wuthering
Trespass England Foxtrot Broadway Trickof Then Duchess Abacab Invisble
Wecant Calling Elsom, born at a very slow pace on 2 December)
(OK, I could only get in a vague reference to Get' Em out by Friday
really....)
Hope you are all well.
Will aka The Real Naminanu
WilliamdotElsomaaaatttttBeeTeeInternetdotthingy!
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Author: ian schneiderian schneider
Date: Dec 25, 2008 10:46
On Dec 22, 11:59 am, Steven Sullivan panix.com> wrote:> I'm feeling nostalgic today so this (from Rock's Backpages, originaly
> from Melody Maker) hit the spot. Some of us here probably
> remember when 'Wind & Wuthering' was the 'new' album.
>
> http://www.rocksbackpages.com/article.html?ArticleID=13379
>
> --
> -S
> I know that most men, including those at ease with problems of the greatest complexity, can
> seldom accept the simplest and most obvious truth if it be such as would oblige them to admit
> the falsity of conclusions which they have proudly taught to others, and which they have
> woven, thread by thread, into the fabrics of their life -- Leo Tolstoy
GREAT TO SEE STEVE SULLIVAN!!!
Merry Christmas, man. Missed ya - Have you seen the Trick tour by
TMB? Anyone? I'm going to the 1/3/9 show in, not to brag: Atlantic
City!
/ian/
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Author: ian schneiderian schneider
Date: Dec 25, 2008 10:44
On Dec 22, 10:52 pm, progea hotmail.com> wrote:> On Dec 22, 11:59 am, Steven Sullivan panix.com> wrote:
>>> I'm feeling nostalgic today so this (from Rock's Backpages, originaly
>> from Melody Maker) hit the spot. Some of us here probably
>> remember when 'Wind & Wuthering' was the 'new' album.
>
>
> God, I too struggle with that feeling sometimes. Living in the past in
> times like these is not good but I can't help it. If I remember
> correctly, the release date in the UK was Dec 3rd. I think I once read
> Mark Rae mentioning it was actually Dec 13th. He knows better.
That tour was when Phil could first sing - the 11th Earl opening still
has never been matched. also the last year phil had hair - and looked
pretty cool cutting it short finally on this tour - better than that
1986 "lotta hair in the back, lotta glare up front look.
merry xmas!
/ian/
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Author: progeaprogea
Date: Dec 24, 2008 19:09
On Dec 23, 1:01 am, "Newsgroups" worldnet.att.net>
wrote:>>I think I once read
>>Mark Rae mentioning it was actually Dec 13th. He knows better.
>
> About everything. Always. Never forget it.
>
> Jim
I won't, Jim, I won't. Merry Christmas!
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Author: Jim BrownJim Brown
Date: Sep 21, 2008 11:35
Just a thought: with the new box set only a month or so away now (looks
pretty good - extras - videos etc) Why no live albums? I would have thought
the surround sound system would have done a fine job handling the halls
acoustics etc. Maybe a live box set? Honestly I could happily live with just
the "Live" & "Seconds out" & if pushed even "Three sides" Everything post
that...no.
As I said, just a thought
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Author: ChuckChuck
Date: Sep 21, 2008 07:12
On Sep 21, 9:39 am, tsugaguy gmail.com> wrote:
> My generation is circa 90125, yet I as soon as I heard of their
> earlier music, I picked up a Classic Yes album, and then I began
> collecting every Yes album once I discovered they were truly such an
> amazing band.
I love hearing stories like that and I've heard them quite often -
with both Yes *and* Genesis. Fun to hear of "youngin's" buying ie,
Genesis 'Invisible Touch' (in your case 90125), and eventually
uncovering their vast back catalogue of great material.
I'll never forget my girlfriends son, then 14, after discovering the
whole Genesis catalogue asking me:
"What happened"?
"What do you mean"?
"How could a band go from so great to so bad?"
:-) Out of the mouth of babes.......
CB
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Author: emergency stopping onlyemergency stopping only
Date: Sep 18, 2008 23:09
Ok, so a little while ago I visited the musical box's website and they
had an audio clip of a (I assume) new singer and new trick of the tail
tour. The guy sounded... reasonably like Phil Collins but lower. It
was definitely ok, still not phil but ok.
So I look at the website today and damned if Denis Gagne is playing
Phil Collins now. That doesn't seem right to me at all. His voice
just doesn't cut it for me for a Phil concert. And they're saying
another guy does singing too but only sometimes. But there's no
indication which concerts he does and/or what he sounds like or if he
was the same guy they had on earlier. So what on earth is going on,
can anyone shed light on this?
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Author: George OrwellGeorge Orwell
Date: Sep 17, 2008 22:00
> If everyone who ever took time out to maim, destroy and hate others
> for colour or creed stood back for a few minutes and noted the example
> set by the Rwandans, maybe the whole screwed up world would get it
> right!
>
> Their act of forgiveness in relation to a terrible atrocity; their
> decision to stop labelling each other as separate in any way has
> enabled a healthy, productive infrastracture.
>
> At the end of the day its about forgiving, learning by mistakes and
> deciding to embrace each other as citizens of the earth.
>
> But then, Im just an idealist!
Obviously you must think that Jews are unforgiving people.
Just from doing a quick search in the Google archive one
can quickly find posts from you which show you to be quite
unforgiving yourself, so it's really hypocritical of you to
preach to others.
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