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People who hold that opinion are misguided.

There is a common thread between foxtrot, abacab and invisible touch.

antonio66 wrote: ↑Tue Oct 05, 2021 12:09 am For me everything after Duke,

I see Duke as a big transition album. They were never as good afterwards IMO.

I love 'Abacab' and regard it as the best post-Hackett album.

Heres me thinking they packed up after 'WIND & WUTHERING'

There is still 'Seconds Out' - despite the rest of the band mixing out much of Hackett's guitar when he announced he was leaving.

Yeh but seconds out is a Live Album. I have the Abbey Road half track master pressing sounds great.

I ended up watching all of that "Last Domino?" concert.
Collins was sitting down throughout. (I understand he's gone thru surgeries.) His son on drums was nowhere near the brilliance of father as drummer. But then again, to be fair, the "beat"-pop did not allow him much room for impressive drumwork.

Maybe one quarter of the show was non-pop.

At one point I think it was Banks who said you cannot keep a band going for 50 years without going mainstream.( I take this as an apology to the fans of the REAL, older-days Genesis.)

"There is a common thread between foxtrot, abacab and invisible touch."




Aye. That Genesis were on a serious decline.

ADMIN EDIT: ad hom. Comment removed.

Number Six wrote: ↑Tue Oct 05, 2021 3:05 pm Yeh but seconds out is a Live Album. I have the Abbey Road half track master pressing sounds great.

I'll have to try and get hold of a copy of that.