BRIGHT ON Q
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- Jul 5, 2003
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All of 'And then there were three'
My all time favourite album!
My all time favourite album!
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Favourite Genesis track
- Thread starter Man of Harveys
- Start date
Juan Albion
Chicken Sniffer 3rd Class
The bit between the songs.
Tom Hark Preston Park
Will Post For Cash
- Jul 6, 2003
- 71,878
Favourite Genesis track? Contradiction in terms SURELY 
Jam The Man
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Driving The Last Spike & Jesus He Knows Me
wadhurstseagull
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- Jul 26, 2003
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If they recorded Sound of Silence without resorting to the lyrics and the music I would listen....sorry, I'm lying - wouldn't even listen to that.
Not very fond of them really.
Apart from gabriel on his own....does that count?
Not very fond of them really.
Apart from gabriel on his own....does that count?
None - They are all crap.
The Auditor
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Binney on acid said:
NMH
Banned
'Watcher Of The Skies' , and 'Can Utility and The Coastliners', both off Foxtrot.
Saw them first at The Top Rank, third on the bill to Lindisfarne, where they got banned after using pyrotechnic 'flash' bowls. I think it was at the end of 'Return Of The Giant Hogweed'.
After Gabriel laft, they were dreck.
Saw them first at The Top Rank, third on the bill to Lindisfarne, where they got banned after using pyrotechnic 'flash' bowls. I think it was at the end of 'Return Of The Giant Hogweed'.
After Gabriel laft, they were dreck.
Beach Hut
Brighton Bhuna Boy
Follow You, Follow Me
Gully
Monkey in a seagull suit.
I refuse to listen to R2, just in case I am forced to listen to something involving Phil Collins, may sound a little over cautious but you never know when it may creep up on you...so I think you can guess my answer!
Trufflehound
Re-enfranchised
It's 1978. You're sitting in a field in the middle of England on the coldest June evening on record. Jefferson Starship have just bored the tits off 100,000 people...
Then the field is filled with white light and the opening notes of "Eleventh Earl of Mar" blast out at you through the crispest, clearest sound system I think I've ever heard - it's hard not to be blown away.
Dave the Gaffer knows what I mean.
Then the field is filled with white light and the opening notes of "Eleventh Earl of Mar" blast out at you through the crispest, clearest sound system I think I've ever heard - it's hard not to be blown away.
Dave the Gaffer knows what I mean.
desprateseagull
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i'm embarrased to say I went to see them at Wembley 20 odd years ago (bleeding hell, that ong ago!)m but cant remember anything, apart from phil collins and some other guy doing a great drum combo.
must have been the diamond white on the train up.. happy days
must have been the diamond white on the train up.. happy days
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Publius Ovidius
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Trufflehound said:
Publius Ovidius
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desprateseagull said:i'm embarrased to say I went to see them at Wembley 20 odd years ago (bleeding hell, that ong ago!)m but cant remember anything, apart from phil collins and some other guy doing a great drum combo.
must have been the diamond white on the train up.. happy days
Chester Thomson was the other drummer
Stinkers Bridge
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Binney on acid said:
I totally agree.
Phil Collins was dreadful when he was in The Genesis, but I have to admit that he seemed to really flower since leaving the band.
His solo work has been at worst impeccable and at best superb.
I felt that while he was in the band setup, he didn't get the full attention that his ability deserved. Margeret Rutherford got too much attention.
Cheeky Monkey
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- Jul 17, 2003
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Stinkers Bridge said:
Maresfield-tastic insight there Stinkers! Tell us more.
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Uncle Spielberg
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Turn it on again.