what about Seconds out?

pero wrote: Guillermo wrote: pero wrote: The Name of DVD is Genesis in concert Review by David Ross Smith Producer/director Tony Maylam captured the band's performances at the Apollo Theatre in Glasgow, Scotland and Bingley Hall in Stafford, U.K. during the 1976 tour that resulted in the Seconds Out album. The solid direction, song selection, and sound quality put Genesis in Concert on a par with Seconds Out; the film, therefore, serves as a fine companion piece to that audio release. The 45-minute videotape is comprised of seven compositions and features an instrumental rendition of "Fly on a Windshield"/"Broadway Melody of 1974" as well as hot dual drumming on "The Cinema Show" by Collins and Bill Bruford.   I think that I previously read this review in the "All Music Guide" website. The "Seconds Out" album has only one song recorded with Bruford ("Cinema Show") in 1976. For the "Wind & Wuthering" tour Bruford wasn`t available because he was planning a band with Rick Wakeman and John Wetton. They rehearsed for 3 weeks, I think, before Wakeman left them to rejoin YES. Then, Wetton and Bruford formed the "U.K." band. So, in late 1976, Collins called Chester Thompson and he became the new tour drummer. So, IMO, the "Genesis in Concert" film is not the "companion" fo the "Seconds Out" album, as the reviewer wrote. But, the "Cinema Show" fragment that appears in the "Genesis In Concert" film is from the same date of the "Cinema Show" recording which appears in the "Seconds Out" album. I never have seen that video. I only mention here  what I read in the http://www.genesis-movement.co.uk/ website, in the films/ videos section. I think that the real "companion" of the "Seconds Out" album is really the Dallas film footage that Erik mentioned in his previous messages in this thread.  Yes the lineup on thid DVD called Genesis in concert is: Phil Collins Steve Hackett Chester Thompson Bill Brufford Banks Rutherford

Quoting Peter Frame`s "The Complete Rock Family Trees" book (page 23):

" A film, GENESIS IN CONCERT, was premiered at the ABC Cinema in Shaftsbury Avenue, London on 1st February 1977 in the presence of Her Royal Highness Princess Anne".

Chester Thompson joined Genesis as tour drummer in December 1976 for reharsals. His debut with them was in the first date of their "Wind & Wuthering" tour, in January 1st, 1977, in the Rainbow Theatre, London.

In http://www.genesis-movement.org/php/videodetails.php?uid=101 1&isvideo=1

you can see that this film was filmed in 1976, during the "A Trick of the Tail" tour with Bill Bruford as tour drummer (for that tour, only).

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Guillermo wrote: pero wrote: The Name of DVD is Genesis in concert Review by David Ross Smith Producer/director Tony Maylam captured the band's performances at the Apollo Theatre in Glasgow, Scotland and Bingley Hall in Stafford, U.K. during the 1976 tour that resulted in the Seconds Out album. The solid direction, song selection, and sound quality put Genesis in Concert on a par with Seconds Out; the film, therefore, serves as a fine companion piece to that audio release. The 45-minute videotape is comprised of seven compositions and features an instrumental rendition of "Fly on a Windshield"/"Broadway Melody of 1974" as well as hot dual drumming on "The Cinema Show" by Collins and Bill Bruford.   I think that I previously read this review in the "All Music Guide" website. The "Seconds Out" album has only one song recorded with Bruford ("Cinema Show") in 1976. For the "Wind & Wuthering" tour Bruford wasn`t available because he was planning a band with Rick Wakeman and John Wetton. They rehearsed for 3 weeks, I think, before Wakeman left them to rejoin YES. Then, Wetton and Bruford formed the "U.K." band. So, in late 1976, Collins called Chester Thompson and he became the new tour drummer. So, IMO, the "Genesis in Concert" film is not the "companion" fo the "Seconds Out" album, as the reviewer wrote. But, the "Cinema Show" fragment that appears in the "Genesis In Concert" film is from the same date of the "Cinema Show" recording which appears in the "Seconds Out" album. I never have seen that video. I only mention here  what I read in the http://www.genesis-movement.co.uk/ website, in the films/ videos section. I think that the real "companion" of the "Seconds Out" album is really the Dallas film footage that Erik mentioned in his previous messages in this thread.

Yes the lineup on thid DVD called Genesis in concert is:

Phil Collins

Steve Hackett

Chester Thompson

Bill Brufford

Banks

Rutherford

Here, Im not sure about details. I know its 1976 and has no Gabriel. I do not like Phil Collins humorous ways of singing classic genesis so I dont know Seconds out at all. This may be it or just another concert from the era. If you Like phil singing its a good watch. low quality but you can see if your interested in pursuing a better copy.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=erYGQtLdM8g&search=genesi s%201976

 Enjoy

pero wrote: The Name of DVD is Genesis in concert Review by David Ross Smith Producer/director Tony Maylam captured the band's performances at the Apollo Theatre in Glasgow, Scotland and Bingley Hall in Stafford, U.K. during the 1976 tour that resulted in the Seconds Out album. The solid direction, song selection, and sound quality put Genesis in Concert on a par with Seconds Out; the film, therefore, serves as a fine companion piece to that audio release. The 45-minute videotape is comprised of seven compositions and features an instrumental rendition of "Fly on a Windshield"/"Broadway Melody of 1974" as well as hot dual drumming on "The Cinema Show" by Collins and Bill Bruford.

 

I think that I previously read this review in the "All Music Guide" website.

The "Seconds Out" album has only one song recorded with Bruford ("Cinema Show") in 1976. For the "Wind & Wuthering" tour Bruford wasn`t available because he was planning a band with Rick Wakeman and John Wetton. They rehearsed for 3 weeks, I think, before Wakeman left them to rejoin YES. Then, Wetton and Bruford formed the "U.K." band. So, in late 1976, Collins called Chester Thompson and he became the new tour drummer. So, IMO, the "Genesis in Concert" film is not the "companion" fo the "Seconds Out" album, as the reviewer wrote.

But, the "Cinema Show" fragment that appears in the "Genesis In Concert" film is from the same date of the "Cinema Show" recording which appears in the "Seconds Out" album. I never have seen that video. I only mention here  what I read in the http://www.genesis-movement.co.uk/ website, in the films/ videos section.

I think that the real "companion" of the "Seconds Out" album is really the Dallas film footage that Erik mentioned in his previous messages in this thread. 

The Epping Forest DVD Group DVD contains The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway footage, I forgot to mention this, sorry!

This is the Cinema release? I never went to see it, I wish i had.

Blacksword wrote: pero wrote: Blacksword wrote: Vi0LaToR wrote: sorry i talking about a video format I dont think any film of Genesis concerts from that era are available. There used to be a film called 'A band in Concert' which I think was filmed on the Trick of the Tail tour, but that has long since been deleted. Perhaps someone else can confirm, but I think that film was only available on 8mm, and later on Laser Disc for a short time only. If I said I have it, do you maybe suggesting that I'm lying ? I assumed you were joking pero, apologies! Now, down to buisness: WHERE DID YOU GET IT???!!!!

There are two live video recodings:

Genesis In Concert, a movie containing the A Trick Of The Tail tour, blended with 'comedy caper' images (it's available as a bootleg DVD)

Genesis Wind And Wuthering promo (30 minutes) featuring 3 tracks: Firth Of Fifth, Los Endos (48 Boeing landing lights!) and Closing Section The Musical Box.

Both can be traced on Intenet to be downloaded, if you are lucky!

The Name of DVD is Genesis in concert

Review

by David Ross Smith

Producer/director Tony Maylam captured the band's performances at the Apollo Theatre in Glasgow, Scotland and Bingley Hall in Stafford, U.K. during the 1976 tour that resulted in the Seconds Out album. The solid direction, song selection, and sound quality put Genesis in Concert on a par with Seconds Out; the film, therefore, serves as a fine companion piece to that audio release. The 45-minute videotape is comprised of seven compositions and features an instrumental rendition of "Fly on a Windshield"/"Broadway Melody of 1974" as well as hot dual drumming on "The Cinema Show" by Collins and Bill Bruford.

Vi0LaToR wrote: sorry i talking about a video format

I dont think any film of Genesis concerts from that era are available.

There used to be a film called 'A band in Concert' which I think was filmed on the Trick of the Tail tour, but that has long since been deleted.

Perhaps someone else can confirm, but I think that film was only available on 8mm, and later on Laser Disc for a short time only.