Wow! Peter's flute work in Cuckoo Cocoon is outstanding. Back in NYC is the song I would play before leaving home on my way to work. There's something about the driving beat that really got me going. Phil's drumming here is almost unbelievable.
WOW! I had this on a cassette and left it in a car after driving across country in 1981-ish, and haven't heard any of this until today, 41 years later. Damn!
I ordered this by mail order in 1985. First time I had ever heard any of this. This is pheneomenally weird and nice to hear again. I know it note by note ❤
I've listened to many recordings of this tour and i always look forward to hearing what they decide to do with"The Waiting Room". It never disappoints... This version is stunning.
I had the original bootleg in 1982. Thank you for Reposting this ! This time period unto 1982 ....this was my favorite Phil Collins. He is such a great drummer ! Great backup vocals to Gabriel.
I had this exact recording on a cassette, recorded from the radio....it was the BBC In Concert and I treasured it. It is still in my attic....came with me from England when I emigrated to Canada in 1976. I made many copies of it for others when I first came to Canada. Jon Lamblies Down
I recorded most of this Wembley show from local FM in '76, but it omitted LL and included 'In the Cage' without the last verse which Gabriel apparently forgot.
I got this "Bootleg" album in 1976' in Lynn, Ma. always remembered the Dumb cover, and then lost it ??? So many of my friends back then "Borrowed" it and as time went by nobody fessed up to who kept it !! Over 40 years later and the Military, life, etc and 6 moves I never seen any of them again !! Lol
スティーブ・ハケットファン必聴の名盤です！なぜなら、スティーブのギターサウンドがとても大きくミックスされていて、プレイ自体も絶好調のベストテイクだからです。 ソロはもちろんバッキングプレイの隅々に至るまで、指使いやピッキングの微妙なニュアンスまでも、一音残さずはっきりと聞き取ることが出来ます。 中でも、The Carpet Crawlers やThe Light Dies Down On Broadwayでのヴァイオリン奏法は感動的です。ヴォリュームペダルを踏む足の動きまで、まるで目に見えるようです。 この音源のフルヴァージョンを聴いてみたいですね！ （日本語でごめんなさい。誰か英訳して下さい）
I found the weirdest Lamb bootleg in Newcastle around 1995. Double album. All the track names were wring and written in ball point pen in the record labels. Not sure whether it was a copy of Swelled and Spent or what. I listened to a bit of it at the fair. It was a Lamb tour gig. I didn't buy it. It was so weird.
"The Light" may be even more dramatic than "The Lamb". Peter is putting so much into it. Too bad "riding the Scree' never gets talked about too much. Genesis sure loved themselves a good 9/8 workout.
Isn't B2 Silent Sorrow in Empty Boats with a dash of Slippermen intro going into the Ravine? Kind of a medley? I wonder if it was played like that or stitched together. What a band. I love The Light Dies Down.
24:27 - note how that part of Lily-white Lilith sounds just like the main groove/tempo/mood of Tool's 'Sober'. That same part also occurs early on The Lamb, on 'Broadway Melody of 1974'.
@@larrylanberg3552I looked for it and yes it's there! About 2 bars. Id never spottef that one. There's a bit at the end of Anyway that very much resembles the much later done verses of Comfortably Numb by P.F. Genesis guys were brilliant at recapitulation of previous themes in subtle ways.
For me Phil is the most inspiring drummer ever. Completely fearless, at ease and commanding. His creativity is off the charts and he had the chops to perform his ideas. Before drum machines changed everything and the snare drum became a single gun shot throughout the 1980s, Phil showed how much he mastered the snare drum. His fills and ghost notes are fantastic.
@@swinetrek That's a little harsh IMO. Although the Gabriel-era of Genesis was when they achieved their musical zenith, Gabriel's departure from Genesis proved to be commercially beneficial for everyone, more than they had anticipated. One thing to note is that Gabriel's departure wasn't about fame, money, or ego (all members had the latter) and that they all respected and supported each other's musical endeavors.
I have this boot on vinyl. Cuckoo Cocoon, Back In N.Y.C./ Hairless Heart/ Counting out time, The Carpet Crawlers, Lilywhite Lilith/ The Waiting Room/Anyway, Ravine, The Light Dies Down On Broadway, Riding The Scree. Best Waiting Room ever! Don't think it's July 1975. May 1975 was the last show. This is probably 4/15/75 - Wembley Arena.
Correct Sir, it was the first time that they incorporated operatic female taped vocals into "The Waiting Room" (according to the incredibly detailed book by Paul Russel "Play Me My Song - a live guide"). This pressing was taken from a broadcasting radio, unfortunately there is no complete record of this gig in this clear sound quality. The author informs that there is a complete version with a very good cleaned up audience recording of this same gig.
@@PabloCroci You are 100% correct!! The waiting room from Awed man out is the best ever. I think the Evil Jam Versions were done in Europe and the normal version done is USA. The normal version Like Shrine 1975 is Awesome, but nothing compares to Awed Man out.
I still don't understand, when Keith Emerson and Rick Wakeman always had an actual piano to play on stage all through the 70s, why Tony never did. He must have hated doing Anyway with all the wrong sounds.
Surprised by this. Above sez it was recorded on a muggy July 1975 but I've always understood the very last show of Genesis with Gabriel was in May 1975 at Besancon France. If this was actually recorded in July 1975, this is the absolute last time the full classic lineup perform together during the classic era and a month later it would become official that Gabriel was out of Genesis. Obviously I'm not counting their one off show in 1982' as their last true concert.
Yes 15th April 1975, i have the full FM broadcast. They didn't tour after May 1975 until the following March when they began touring the A Trick Of The Tail tour 1976.
Phil did sing backing vocals for this show. I already heard three complete shows. LA Shrine (also in the 1998 Archive Box Set), Lakeland and Turin, Italy.
El RIFF d ' Counting out time', me hace mas daño, es mas brutal....que cualquier tema tonto e inofensivo d Metalica, Ac/DC, Iron Maiden, Sepultura y demas nenes haciendo el Tonto...( Es mi opinion, la verdad...).
Think Steve was chewing over his own departure as soon as he knew of Peter's plans. Everybody in the band was aware of Banks' leading role. Magnificent recording of a creative period that couldn't last forever.
Yes Tony was leading, but it's Phil and his insanely brilliant drumming that makes it complete. Very unpopular opinion: Genesis (on an instrumental level) comes down to Tony and Phil.
If anything, news of Pete's departure kept Steve from leaving sooner. Steve stated in interviews in the 70s he was really upset with the direction The Lamb was taking, and angry The Lamb was essentially Pete's project. Steve was so upset over this that he crushed a glass in his hand cutting it so badly they had to cancel some band plans. Pete has stated indirectly he will not work with Steve and he never has, he would only do a Genesis reunion if Anthony Phillips was in. Phillips is their first guitarist, plays the guitar solo on The Knife, was largely responsible for Genesis' artistic direction, and was a leading force in crafting their music. Steve and Pete are not friends to put it mildly, lol.
@@Chuckles.. Sounds true and makes sense. I always think: divas! (LOL). If you play in a big band or an orchestra, which requires sight reading skills and mastering of many styles, you have to play what the maestro puts in front of you. Period. You have zero artistic input. Imagine if each of the 100 members of an orchestra fights for creative input. What I want to say is: some band members should have considered the privilege being in such a successful and top notch band, instead of whining that everyone should have equal creative input. That doesn't make any sense. We humans as individuals are all different.
@@Chuckles.. That's funny. A few years back, Steve completed songs with Peter that they were working on around this time. I can not find any evidence of any animosity.
The Waiting Room.... mind blowing!
Wow! Peter's flute work in Cuckoo Cocoon is outstanding. Back in NYC is the song I would play before leaving home on my way to work. There's something about the driving beat that really got me going. Phil's drumming here is almost unbelievable.
WOW! I had this on a cassette and left it in a car after driving across country in 1981-ish, and haven't heard any of this until today, 41 years later. Damn!
Me too. Last heard maybe 1988. Amazing.❤
Like being reunited with an old friend, isn’t it?
I ordered this by mail order in 1985. First time I had ever heard any of this. This is pheneomenally weird and nice to hear again. I know it note by note ❤
I had this boot for years and years and must have listened to it hundreds of times. What a fantastic performance!
I've listened to many recordings of this tour and i always look forward to hearing what they decide to do with"The Waiting Room". It never disappoints... This version is stunning.
BROOOO I grew up listening to Genesis cz my mom was a huge fan!!!!
riding the scree... whoa mom can play the piano part... missed those days
When music really was Great. I wish I could go back in time and be young again discovering Genesis for the first time.....
@2112Fade2Black I feel the same way about Kate Bush.
I had the original bootleg in 1982. Thank you for Reposting this ! This time period unto 1982 ....this was my favorite Phil Collins. He is such a great drummer ! Great backup vocals to Gabriel.
Thanks! I grew up listening to this boot...
le meileur de tous les temps guys !
...still have the album...
Com os meus 16 anos descobri os Genesis fiquei encantado e continuo hoje com os meus 65 anos ❤😊
Gorgeous.
What a lovely, lovely, lovely treat.
I had this exact recording on a cassette, recorded from the radio....it was the BBC In Concert and I treasured it. It is still in my attic....came with me from England when I emigrated to Canada in 1976. I made many copies of it for others when I first came to Canada.
Jon Lamblies Down
"Jon Lamblies Down" Heh .... that's pretty good, there, Jon. 😅
@@timoconnor8520 It has been my nickname since 1975.....only my Genesis fan friends knew why :-)
I've still have some from this label ... in the '70 was the only way to listen live performances ...
Riding the Scree, they're on fire.
I like that The Waiting Room bears absolutely zero resemblance to the original The Waiting Room or any other version I've heard!😂🤣🍻🍻🍻❤👍👍👍👍👍
Bought this boot in 1979 at second time around records in Dayton Ohio. Wondered if they had the whole show. awesome recording
Simply amazing!! Thank you so very very much!!
I recorded most of this Wembley show from local FM in '76, but it omitted LL and included 'In the Cage' without the last verse which Gabriel apparently forgot.
He had a tendency to forget his own lyrics, yes
Thank you for posting. I have this boot and still love listening to it!!!
Gracias , se escucha estupendo.....genesis mi vida!!!!!
I got this "Bootleg" album in 1976' in Lynn, Ma. always remembered the Dumb cover, and then lost it ???
So many of my friends back then "Borrowed" it and as time went by nobody fessed up to who kept it !! Over 40 years later and the Military, life, etc and 6 moves I never seen any of them again !! Lol
Funky Rutherford Scree Man. Alternate Reality hits me head on .thanks for posting 🛵
The waiting room.. !!!!
スティーブ・ハケットファン必聴の名盤です！なぜなら、スティーブのギターサウンドがとても大きくミックスされていて、プレイ自体も絶好調のベストテイクだからです。
ソロはもちろんバッキングプレイの隅々に至るまで、指使いやピッキングの微妙なニュアンスまでも、一音残さずはっきりと聞き取ることが出来ます。
中でも、The Carpet Crawlers やThe Light Dies Down On Broadwayでのヴァイオリン奏法は感動的です。ヴォリュームペダルを踏む足の動きまで、まるで目に見えるようです。
この音源のフルヴァージョンを聴いてみたいですね！
（日本語でごめんなさい。誰か英訳して下さい）
I found the weirdest Lamb bootleg in Newcastle around 1995. Double album. All the track names were wring and written in ball point pen in the record labels. Not sure whether it was a copy of Swelled and Spent or what. I listened to a bit of it at the fair. It was a Lamb tour gig. I didn't buy it. It was so weird.
This version of "The Waiting Room'' is insane!!
Phil is just insane; the ending build up.
Couldn't agree more!
Best ever!
"The Light" may be even more dramatic than "The Lamb". Peter is putting so much into it. Too bad "riding the Scree' never gets talked about too much. Genesis sure loved themselves a good 9/8 workout.
¡Espectacular! Thks
Fabuleux 👍👍
Isn't B2 Silent Sorrow in Empty Boats with a dash of Slippermen intro going into the Ravine? Kind of a medley? I wonder if it was played like that or stitched together.
What a band.
I love The Light Dies Down.
This sits in the basement, looking as it does here, and not listened to for decades... Looking forward...
Phil Colins....maestro de los parches!!!
24:27 - note how that part of Lily-white Lilith sounds just like the main groove/tempo/mood of Tool's 'Sober'. That same part also occurs early on The Lamb, on 'Broadway Melody of 1974'.
Maynard was totally influenced by Gabriel
Also it's played on a tiny section of "Anyway", just before the guitar solo.
@@larrylanberg3552I looked for it and yes it's there! About 2 bars. Id never spottef that one.
There's a bit at the end of Anyway that very much resembles the much later done verses of Comfortably Numb by P.F.
Genesis guys were brilliant at recapitulation of previous themes in subtle ways.
Thanks so much for posting this, such a treasure!
I have this on vinyl. 😊
Have this on vinyl. Thanks
8:00 Phil Collins demonstrating why he was one of the best progressive drummers.
For me Phil is the most inspiring drummer ever. Completely fearless, at ease and commanding. His creativity is off the charts and he had the chops to perform his ideas. Before drum machines changed everything and the snare drum became a single gun shot throughout the 1980s, Phil showed how much he mastered the snare drum. His fills and ghost notes are fantastic.
@@truefilm6991 I fully agree
Yup! Shame he had to start siging lead where he is atrocious.
@@swinetrek That's a little harsh IMO. Although the Gabriel-era of Genesis was when they achieved their musical zenith, Gabriel's departure from Genesis proved to be commercially beneficial for everyone, more than they had anticipated. One thing to note is that Gabriel's departure wasn't about fame, money, or ego (all members had the latter) and that they all respected and supported each other's musical endeavors.
Hearing this for the first time. I was reading this comment as Phil was hitting those licks! I was thinking the same thing!
I have this boot on vinyl. Cuckoo Cocoon, Back In N.Y.C./ Hairless Heart/ Counting out time, The Carpet Crawlers, Lilywhite Lilith/ The Waiting Room/Anyway, Ravine, The Light Dies Down On Broadway, Riding The Scree. Best Waiting Room ever! Don't think it's July 1975. May 1975 was the last show. This is probably 4/15/75 - Wembley Arena.
This is indeed 4 15 75
Correct Sir, it was the first time that they incorporated operatic female taped vocals into "The Waiting Room" (according to the incredibly detailed book by Paul Russel "Play Me My Song - a live guide"). This pressing was taken from a broadcasting radio, unfortunately there is no complete record of this gig in this clear sound quality. The author informs that there is a complete version with a very good cleaned up audience recording of this same gig.
@@ivopeixoto7988 Yup. Also When Hackett kicks in during the Waiting rooms done in Europe especially from Awed Man out it Case Closed!
Wating Room - Evil Jam Version , the best version of WR
@@PabloCroci You are 100% correct!! The waiting room from Awed man out is the best ever. I think the Evil Jam Versions were done in Europe and the normal version done is USA. The normal version Like Shrine 1975 is Awesome, but nothing compares to Awed Man out.
Does earth plug a hole in heaven or heaven plug a hole in earth ?? After fourtyfive years i have no answer yet !!
How wonderful to be so profound.
@@AntonioGonzalez-fl2cg Nice to see there are deep skillful conoisseurs of the best band in Earth !
This boot really should be re-named Lamb In The Waiting Room.
This is so good thanks...
10:26 Hairless heart.
That's the track of all tracks.
It can't have been recorded in July, they played their last concert with Gabriel in May 1975
Yup, Wembley....
My sister bough me this LP in the 70's from New Hope NJ.
2:55 heckler Rael Puerto-Rican street punk
OHHH i got this record !
Love you peter much love tlp 777❤❤😂😅
I am sure this from a BBC In Concert - I probably had it on a cassette back in the day as I used to record most of the In Concerts.
It is indeed FM broadcast April 1975.
You and me both!
これは懐かし過ぎ。この海賊版は持ってたかも。
tremendous talent glares thru pressings from those earlier times as the band evolved then a collapse happened as it became more mainstream around 76?
Classic bootleg of a great album!
I still don't understand, when Keith Emerson and Rick Wakeman always had an actual piano to play on stage all through the 70s, why Tony never did. He must have hated doing Anyway with all the wrong sounds.
Excellent question? Money, possibly? No idea about Yes and ELP, but Genesis was in serious debt at least through Seconds Out in 77
@@DanielDennett-l9n I suspect most bands doing big tours all the time were in debt, but money's the only reason I can think of too.
Surprised by this. Above sez it was recorded on a muggy July 1975 but I've always understood the very last show of Genesis with Gabriel was in May 1975 at Besancon France. If this was actually recorded in July 1975, this is the absolute last time the full classic lineup perform together during the classic era and a month later it would become official that Gabriel was out of Genesis. Obviously I'm not counting their one off show in 1982' as their last true concert.
this is 15th April 1975
Yes 15th April 1975, i have the full FM broadcast. They didn't tour after May 1975 until the following March when they began touring the A Trick Of The Tail tour 1976.
have this bootleg. cheers
le meilleur de tous les temps
💓
Tony banks is a genius tlp 777
I wonder why Phil didn't sing backup for this show.
could be that the source (desk?) didn't pick up his mic . actually while typing i just heard Phil!
Phil did sing backing vocals for this show. I already heard three complete shows. LA Shrine (also in the 1998 Archive Box Set), Lakeland and Turin, Italy.
Phil is singing loud and clear on the recording i have from FM broadcast!
And after little time , Peter left !!
Shit !!
Anyone likes rare private presses like this one, and this one, just drop me an email.
Godo
C'è l ho👍👋😉
El RIFF d ' Counting out time', me hace mas daño, es mas brutal....que cualquier tema tonto e inofensivo d Metalica, Ac/DC, Iron Maiden, Sepultura y demas nenes haciendo el Tonto...( Es mi opinion, la verdad...).
Think Steve was chewing over his own departure as soon as he knew of Peter's plans. Everybody in the band was aware of Banks' leading role. Magnificent recording of a creative period that couldn't last forever.
Yes Tony was leading, but it's Phil and his insanely brilliant drumming that makes it complete. Very unpopular opinion: Genesis (on an instrumental level) comes down to Tony and Phil.
If anything, news of Pete's departure kept Steve from leaving sooner. Steve stated in interviews in the 70s he was really upset with the direction The Lamb was taking, and angry The Lamb was essentially Pete's project. Steve was so upset over this that he crushed a glass in his hand cutting it so badly they had to cancel some band plans.
Pete has stated indirectly he will not work with Steve and he never has, he would only do a Genesis reunion if Anthony Phillips was in. Phillips is their first guitarist, plays the guitar solo on The Knife, was largely responsible for Genesis' artistic direction, and was a leading force in crafting their music.
Steve and Pete are not friends to put it mildly, lol.
@@Chuckles.. Sounds true and makes sense. I always think: divas! (LOL). If you play in a big band or an orchestra, which requires sight reading skills and mastering of many styles, you have to play what the maestro puts in front of you. Period. You have zero artistic input. Imagine if each of the 100 members of an orchestra fights for creative input. What I want to say is: some band members should have considered the privilege being in such a successful and top notch band, instead of whining that everyone should have equal creative input. That doesn't make any sense. We humans as individuals are all different.
@@Chuckles.. That's funny. A few years back, Steve completed songs with Peter that they were working on around this time. I can not find any evidence of any animosity.
@@Chuckles.. That's a lot of conjecture without backup. Oh well, who's really reading these comments anyway?