Posted on 05/26/2021 4:39:42 PM PDT by nickcarraway
A few Collin’s songs made it to Miami Vice, if memory serves.
I think he was a guest star on the show.
Along with Glenn Fry.
one of thee worst Genesis albums. For the most part it was all downhill after Duke.
Saw The Invisible Touch tour in 1987. I may still have the ticket stub.
Best tv show ever.
Every episode is on Starz.
Loved Genesis but of course Collins has to be a big lefty. “Land of Confusion” along with its video was a typical conservative hate fest .
I still like “Paperlate” better.
Probably the best Genesis song of all time - including the Peter Gabriel era.
My favourite Genesis albums are Foxtrot, Selling England by the Pound, Lamb Lies Down on Broadway, And Then There Were Three, and Genesis (1983). I wasn’t a big fan of Invisible Touch either.
Having seen this band in concert more than five times, starting with, And Then There Were Three, it’s the only band whose albums I cannot enjoy anymore. They were so dynamic in concert it makes their albums pale. I would have given anything to see a Peter Gabriel reunion if they performed, The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway.
Wow! First CD I ever bought.
LOL... He gets bashed in the U.K. for being an alleged conservative. In reality, I don’t think he’s political, but he’s not a big lefty. I don’t think the band had anything to do with that video.
On Facebook, I follow nostalgia pages for Ottawa and other nearby places and there have been a few vintage ads shared by people of Genesis concerts going back to the Nursery Cryme/Foxtrot era and I’ve read stories about the sort of very unique experiences those shows were even back then.
One of the worst songs too. It was more like a Phil Collins solo song than Genesis. Genesis was good Phil sucks.
su su suddio? wtf is that?
Ditto.
PS; Marineland was my favorite place to visit in the 60’s, lived close enough to get there by bicycle.
The only Genesis song I really liked was “Throwing It All Away” - catchy tune and the lyrics hit close to home. Good music video, too.
Wow, time flies. I was 13 at the time. Invisible Touch was definitely the song I associate with the summer of ‘86, much like Power of Love was the summer of ‘85. Funny how music elicits so many memories and emotions.
I also agree that Throwing it All Away was the best song on the album. Maybe their best song ever.
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