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Turn up the quality - the sound is terrible og so is the picture.,

Don't forget they have the bulldozer harris on bass. I'm sure they deliberately left parts of the song without solid riffs, using just twin guitars melody in order to let the bass shine in all its glory.

Drinking water 🗣️

RIP Paul...

R.I.P Paul. Absolute legend. ❤

The horns on this song are heavenly. I can't help but "sing along" with them!

I play the guitar with a pluck it's unnatural, doesn't bounce like off the fingers. Or don't bounce players perspective.

I was fortunate to be at this concert in 87’. I was near the front, incredible feeling which still remains with me to this day. This performance was Genesis at their best, particularly the drum duet with Chester & Phil was outstanding during this concert. Superb!

AJ's bass playing on this track is perfect, as is the tone of his 'Career Girl' jazz bass

Amo a Toto ❤❤..musica que ya no volvera !!

This song has been with me for 40 years and will always be my "favorite" ( if you can truly ) have a favorite Genesis song ) My husband has finally learned that when this song comes on the radio is to go UP and he is to Shut Up 😂❤🎉

This song will never get old, nor loose its relevance ❤ but then, the same can be said for most all Genesis songs ..

Audio wise, this performance is probably better but, i prefer the Knebworth 1992 performance simply because of how Phils personality shined in it. But, either are phenomenal ❤🎉

I can't count how many times I've watched this concert but, it still astounds me how good Phil ( and the band ) is live. Truly the goat❤🎉

Oh my, i came across this reaction today and you said you were going thru the entire concert! Instant subscriber ❤🎉 now im gonna go check out the rest! Anything Phil related gets an instant like from me. Thank you for doing this. I wish others would to discover just how phenomenal these guys were 🎉🎉 Ive seen all of Genesis's concerts, and Phils many times. My favorite part of one though is the encore at the Knebworth 1992 concert. He was utterly exhausted, I'm not sure how he was still standing but, you can just feel and see the passion there. If for whatever reason you haven't seen it, please do.. Tonight Tonight Tonight/ InvisibleTouch/ Turn it on Again

Absolutely. Steve's voice is beautiful in this song. The seventh album from 'Toto' is creatively great. And 'These Chains' is an almost forgotten gem.

steely dan don't miss !

Omg sort your framing out

Magic happens while of enjoy to doing music with passion , flow and for shure great creation by Knowledge . The chemistry between the entire band was breathtaking that Time .I would rank Mark Knopfler among Unic's top guitarists, there is no way to copy that style. Left hand like Jimi but playing righthand 3-Fingerstyle , singing like Bob Dylan but different . What a treasure of musical creativity was given to us by God's grace at this time. Unique, epic, enchanting, harmonious and full of dreams that needed to be lived. Even Mozart would have enjoyed their way of telling a story with harmonies. It is more than music , it's like a prayer's speech , follow your heart and don't lose the way !

Hardcore Toto fan here! Awesome you reacted to Only The Children.

Patrick Willis

❤😂❤😂 FUCK ME. THAT RULEZ (GO go Godirra)

This song has EVERYTHING! Phil's voice. Great guitar riffs. Good bass runs. Strong drums. Incredible energy throughout. (If you can find it, there is a DVD of this concert) LOVE this performance.

Not sure how I missed this video, but in addition to this fine performance, Phil does a great job at Knebworth.

Steve Lukather is a great guitarist! Has backed for so many legends like Kenny Loggins, Michael Jackson, Bee Gees, the list goes on!❤❤

React to Phil Collins' "Take Me Home" & Toto's "Holyanna"

bruce is god

This slaps so damn hard. Doesn’t even sound like a mashup it’s that good

I believe that Joseph Williams is more versatile than Bobby Kimball,for example,I can't imagine Bobby singing tunes like a thousand years or mushanga.

Steve harris à son sommet !!! la basse est incroyable

3:14 That takeoff into unbridled jazz by the uber-talented trio of drummer Bernard Purdie, bassist Chuck Rainey, and guitarist Denny Dias. Pure ear heroine (if I'm allowed to be a bit overly dramatic, yo). A display of jazz and rock chops the likes of which I've rarely experienced--it's truly an experience way beyond merely listening.

Angel dont cry is my top 1 toto song And toto is my favorite band

An awesome start to a fantastic album. My favourite by far

This is how it was in the music video

We rockin Totally Rad 😂

Daryl was playing the Steinberger bass and Moog Taurus pedals at the same time for the bass sound. Genesis has used the Taurus pedals ever since the mid 70s

Don't forget that radio DJs had to have some long songs to play when they had to go potty #2, LOL. Seriously though, I think the only time I heard this other than at my friend's house was on a midnight playthrough of Close to the Edge on the local radio station that had a Saturday night segment where they just played a whole album.

the plane crash at the end blew my mind, and I am sober. lol

I am 75 and kinda found out that they dont make real music anymore.Wow Glad I lived in uk and came up listening to the greats atrting with cliff richards.haha

There are those who play guitar... And then there's David Gilmour.

Living Single is the name of the show. And this song always reminds me of that show as well. Glad am not the only one. Lol

Technical brilliance

Best end to any concert.... Elton John once said to Mike Rutherford 'You end on an instrumental!!?'

I saw Genesis on their "Lamb Lies Down On Broadway", Shrine Auditorium. Controlled and lovely insanity.

This is actually the full version. You are used to the radio edit with takes the instrumental section out. Genesis made yhe radio edit because pop and top-40 radio stations do not like playing songs over 4.5 minutes long. Abacab is another song by Genesis that has a radio edit. Phill is playing Simmons electronic drum oads connected to a EMI SP-12 sanpling drum machine. When you buy the Invisible Touch album this live version is the one you get but recorded at their studio. The very deep bass notes are played Daryl used the Moog Taurus bass pedals. Both Daryl and Mike have them.

Steve Smith's kit is a Sonor Phonic Plus, and the snare is Slingerland Magnum 14x9 (as far as i can gather)

Lead singer on Lea did a great job and FYI is the son of John Williams, composer for Star War films.

The bass pee wee , the bass. Exquisite./

Everything going alright? Its been a year so hopefully youre doing fine.

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