What Are You Listening To?

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Originally Posted by suziginajackson

*Sigh*

To put this arguement to bed once and for all, everyone knows who Animal was based on, and because of this, I rest my case for Mooney!

Just for you, Suzi. A quality video with a pair of quality drummers.

Weezer -Keep Fishin'.

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Originally Posted by Nosferatu@Cult Labs

I think he's a better drummer than songwriter and, as for being a 'great little chap', he sent his wife divorce papers by fax from his yacht which he was sharing with his then girlfriend. Classy!

Have a look at Collin's playing in this video, Nos. On his day he was one of the best.

Brand X - And So To F (Live - Old Gray Whistle Test).

[Rik]

Our drummer is a massive Phil Collins fan, I'm forever winding him up saying he's a shit drummer(Collins that is), even though I know its not true but once he bites its too easy, the amount of drumsticks I've had "accidently" hit me during gigs should tell me its time to stop doing it ha ha.

Buster though is unforgivable!

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The Isley Brothers - Behind the Painted Smile.

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The Four Tops - Walk Away Renee.

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Originally Posted by Rik

Our drummer is a massive Phil Collins fan, I'm forever winding him up saying he's a shit drummer(Collins that is), even though I know its not true but once he bites its too easy, the amount of drumsticks I've had "accidently" hit me during gigs should tell me its time to stop doing it ha ha.

Buster though is unforgivable!

Quite good!

Here is some amazing colour footage of Genesis in Concert from 1973 at the height of their creative powers. Peter Gabriel is something else and steals the show with his showmanship (for lack of a better word!).

Genesis - Live at Shepperton Studios 1973.

[Wes]

Yep, I have the full concert and it's fantastic. Lamb Lies Down On Broadway is one of my favourite albums. I would have loved to see a Tommy-era Ken Russell direct a film of Rael's adventures throught the New York Netherworld...

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Originally Posted by Wes

Yep, I have the full concert and it's fantastic. Lamb Lies Down On Broadway is one of my favourite albums. I would have loved to see a Tommy-era Ken Russell direct a film of Rael's adventures throught the New York Netherworld...

That makes two of us. It would of been interesting for sure. I can't even imagine what sort of imagery Russell would of used to illustrate the songs!?! I want to see that film now.

[Wes]

I must admit I've never listened to any post-Lamb Genesis...

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Originally Posted by Wes

I must admit I've never listened to any post-Lamb Genesis...

I would recommend ...And Then There Were Three and Duke. Both are well worth a listen or two.