Genesis' Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Acceptance Speech | 2010 Induction
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- Genesis Acceptance Speeches at the 2010 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony.
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Phil Collins deserves his Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction as a solo artist. The song "In the Air Tonight" alone is worth that recognition. And he's one of the best-selling artists of all time!
Remember folks. Five of them contributed to the sound of Genesis.
Couple weeks was the anniversary for this, but what a legacy and influence Genesis has. Truly my favorites no matter what, espically Phil's era.
I went to high school with Chester Thompson son their touring drummer.
Phil:”Dirty Work” Mike and Tony’s faces are the best when he says that. I could tell Steve really wanted Phil to stop talking so he could say something, and luckily he did.
Steve looks so good. Being in Genesis ages you
Phil my favourite forever and for me Phil THE BEST. Thank you so much too Mr.Leland Sklar ! From Paris, Luv.
Steve Hackett estava inquieto, movia-se sem parar p direita e p esquerda. Visível notar a indiferença dos outros figurões p c ele.Guardadas as devidas proporções, todos deram uma contribuição ímpar p o sucesso do Gênesis, porém, aquela guitarra do Sr. Steve Hackett é FENOMENAL.
ELE É UM MESTRE.🇧🇷
He was severely underrated and never got the praise and adulation that he rightfully deserved. He’s an extremely influential musician.
De fato, de fato.
I know this was 12 years ago and I was a huge Genesis fan in my youth, but how incredibly rude for Phil and Mike to walk off the stage as Steve started to talk. Steve was instrumental in the band's success and deserved more than that. I'm glad that Steve is still able to tour now (2022) while Genesis has ended.
Agreed, Jonathan B. I've just watched this and feel that Steve Hackett does not get enough respect from the other band members generally, not just on that occasion but generally - particularly Tony Banks. Steve is an unassuming man, unaffected by fame. What wonderful music he has produced.
I don't think Phil was feeling well honestly
@@davidbutterworth9578I wouldn’t say Tony doesn’t like Steve. That was just bad blood. Tony seems to be very enthusiastic about Steve and Steve as well!
I noticed that too, but I don't recall Phil or Mike having issues with Steve. Did I miss something? Was this moment just a misunderstood?
Everything I like about the band is due to his input. Gabriel left and that was fine by me Phil filled in very nicely. I don’t like their 80s pop sound but that’s where the money was, so you can’t blame them at all.
Fun fact: Phil Collins produced and played the drums on the solo album "There's something going on" for Frida of the group ABBA who were also inducted into RRHOF on this night.
Phil and Mike walking off stage during Steve’s speech maybe explains why Peter didn’t show up
Steve is by far my favorite because he even yours playing the tunes that I like. After Three Sides Live I couldn’t be bothered by them.
Steve is the best bloke out of them all.
? What? Hes the most awkward.
Steve is a very good with genesis but he isn't the whole band for Crist sake you all act as if he created genesis but he left on his own so get over it....
@@madlenmuir5989 I think they mean as a person.
Steve continues to keep the Genesis legacy alive for all hardcore fans. The other members should be thankful that because of Steve, Genesis albums continue to be purchased around the world. I don't understand why the other members are so dismissive of Steve.
Probably because he quit the band.
I don't believe Genesis is currently "dismissive" of Steve at all. Whatever differences they had, are in the distant past now. Truth is, Steve would not have fit in with the global pop ambitions that the band had, and his solo career proves that. However Steve has indeed kept the early Genesis music alive and vital, something the other members are appreciative of no doubt.
@@ForceMaximus84He quit because he wasn’t being recognized for his work. He was kinda given an odd look when he released his first solo album and no one else did, but for the beginning years without Peter Phil didn’t really input into the making of songs like he did later on. Mike and Tony really took a dictatorship, which Steve got sick of and as a result of him not being properly recognized on Wind & Wuthering and Trick to an extent, his time to leave had come. He’s triumphed since then
@@aj.2004
Must been hard for him being in the “Land of Confusion”
Looked like Steve was photoshopped in for most of that. Glad he got himself to the mic and mentioned the early stuff as they wouldn't have got in the door or noticed without Steve and Petes theatrical frontmanship
I bet a lot of people who consider themselves to be fans were thinking "wait a second, who's that fourth guy?"
Genesis fans who don't know who Steve Hackett is aren't Genesis fans
@@danielmello7t I’m a huge genesis fan and I didn’t know who Steve Hackett was until a few months ago.
@@richj6596 well that's sad
@@danielmello7t couldn't be more right, most people say it was Peter Gabriel leaving that changed the Genesis sound but it was Steve Hackett's departure that changed the Genesis Sound
@@aidanhurtado4014
You are so 100% correct on that. Well said.
Was Steve worried about a sniper, he moved left and right almost 100 times.
I think is was thinking, 'how am i going to get this plug in. I've got to get this plug in'. But maybe he forgot to mention it to the others.
The guys behind when phil said "dirty work" 1:05
Yeah, but he meant the talking (which he's never liked). Not the thanking people. Quite funny really.
What a shame Gabriel couldn’t be there...
Maybe he didn't want to. His excuse was quite lame.
@@mot00rzysta I agree, lame excuse.
Of course he managed to make it there in 2014 when he was inducted as a solo artist. I have a feeling if he were inducted as a solo artist at this 2010 ceremony he would have managed to be there.
Phil and Mike walk off the stage before Steve Hackett speaks... and Tony goes from all smiles to a stern look as he hovers in the background... odd.
Phil and Mike were so rude doing that to who is, without doubt, the most talented musician amongst all of them, Mr Hacket
@@BrianMcCann421 I'm sure it wasn't an intentional slight, they didn't know Steve was speaking. Tony, who didn't speak, was headed that way too, but was still on stage when Steve began so he was able to stop. Even the camera panned out as if it was over.
Tony has "resting stern face"
@@glennwallace9203 especially because he is in fact smiling at times during Hackett's speech, it's just a frown-smile haha
He did seem a bit perturbed at Steve wanting to have his moment.
"Well that was awkward."
Not a bad moment to ad the next solo tour, Steve must have thought 😂 and yes, why not?
Daryl & Chester? Best title for them would be Genesis's 'Live Guys'!
I dont like the fact ol Chester isnt invited on this new tour 2021 here man.. should have Ches and Nic drum dueting it up, repair that relationship Phil!
@@bmardon2112 I don’t think the relationship is broken. Chester just retired.
@@kmusicmagazineNo, Phil flat out said he would not do the Last Domino tour unless Nic was on drums. A fantastic decision. Nic was fantastic and his youth and vitality kicked the whole band in the ass and made them all step up their game. Much more than a 70 year old Chester would have been capable of, God love him.
They should have treated Steve much better and kept him around, masterful player
agreed -
they left him no choice but to bug out!
pity, his contributions were getting so much on par with what Tony and Mike were doing!
it could've very much become Steve's band as well as Tony's!!
I, for one, would've been happy with that ...
He left on his own. No one asked him or told him too. If he’d hung around a few years they were all doing their own thing. I never thought he added much too them but I really didn’t get to know their music until the And There Were Three tour.
@@suekelley2109 They didn't directly tell him to leave but they limited his influence and ideas in the band, while also disapproving of him doing his own solo work while still being part of the band. They limited his creative freedom at every which way so there was nothing he could have done except leave the band.
He was also often underutilized in the band and undermixed in the recordings, many of which is attributed to Tony Banks and his apathy towards Hackett. If you don't believe he added much to the bands sound then I recommend you check out some of the older material if you're only familar with ...And Then There Were Three... and onward.
@@gaupau
You're so right in everything you say. Just listen carefully for the guitar on 'Cryme', 'Foxtrot', 'Selling', 'Trick' & 'Wind' for his influence. Yes, as a composer, Steve Hackett, was a late developer, but by the time he was contributing to 'Wind' his song writing skills were well honed yet under-appreciated by the rest of the band.
Yes he was forced out alright !
@@keithf_In fact Tony Banks has said that Steve's Blood On The Rooftops is his favorite Genesis track. I imagine he has some regret about the way Steve was treated although he would certainly never say so. I love Tony to death but he is well capable of being a dick at times.
There is a Mike Rutherford 'This Is Your Life' on UA-cam, and Kenney Jones sits down next to Tony. No exaggeration, Tony makes a face like a pile of dogshit was just plopped in the chair. Interesting fellow.
For all the alleged Genesis "purists" who say the band went "pop" after Gabriel (btw, Phil ddn't start writing songs for Genesis until Duke), I guess they've never heard Gabriel's solo stuff. Sledhehammer? Big Time? Can you be any more "pop?"
Sledgehammer is a great song tho whatever the genre.
@@richardbrewer6533 I agree. I love lots of Peter's solo stuff, but it's more pop than prog
@@johndyslin798 it wasn't until that album called So - early stuff very progressive pop/art rock/world/sophistipop
@@jaybee7890 but less so than Genesis. Shock the Monkey, Games Without Frontiers, Solsbury Hill, etc are still more pop than prog rock. Most prog rock has long instrumentals. That leaves Peter with not much to do.
Both lead singers of Genesis are incredible no doubt.. just absolutely LOVE Peter Gabriel in Genesis ❤
Steve: see you in june and july, touring... / TONY'S FACE :P :P :P (STEVE, YOU ARE THE BEST) 4:37
Steve has great class, such a nice talented guy
@@SebGeddy Yep!!!! 👏👏👏👏
In my top 10 of greatest bands ever. Of course
Beatles
Zeppelin
Queen
Genesis
Aerosmith
You only listed 5 . I'll do five more to make it ten (they may or may not be in your top ten). U2, The Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd, The Who and Rush. I was going to say the Doors but decided to add Rush at the last minute instead. How did I do? ;)
@@Mark-nx7mr Aerosmith America's greatest rock band ever .. unless u belong in the kiss army. 😆
@@imagine9265 you should broaden your horizon. You sound like an 80s Genesis fan 🥴
@@Leonhavenify Yep nailed it.
@@imagine9265 They aren't in the hall of fame for that era though 😂
Love Phish, they have a lot of chutzpah to have a go at 'Watcher Of The Skies', a very hard tune to pull off, and they did a fine job given the circumstance, but there are a few clams here and there in the mellotron chords and bass line, and the vocals we're never Phish's true forte (and there's only one man who could ever pull that off convincingly and w/t he right attitude - Peter Gabriel - and he could no be there unfortunately.). But I still prefer Genesis' renditions.
actually Phil and Nad Sylvan and Mike Ian all pull off the vocal well. The opening chords were indeed wrong, seems like a silly thing to mess up.
@@jaybee7890 Correct, I've seen quite a few Steve Hackett's Genesis Revisited w/ Ned Sylvain and he does a very fine job, Not sure i've hear Mike Ian, but I did hear the version w/ John Wetton doing the lead on the Vol. 1 record that Steve did in the 1990s, if I'm not mistake, a fine version. Not sure I've hear Phil Collins doing it though....Is it on 'Seconds' Out'?
should have been The musical box to perform that evening. It's common known that Tony is the difficult one . Michael might close his eyes always but Peter & Steve made the right choice when they left . It was a Tony/Mike band. Tony is a genius & wrote in my opinion the best songs . Songs like Mad Man Moon , The lady lies , Firth of fifth , Afterglow , One for the vine, Guide vocal , A trick of the tail , Me and Sarah Jane , Many to many , Burning rope ....jesus can it get any better ? That said , he is also a big ego. And on the other hand : its the big ego's that make it in this world...so why would I complain. I'm just not that good with how Steve is treated all this time upon till nowadays . There is a big difference in how Peter is treated. Maybe they are just jealous on fact that Steve his renditions of the old Genesis stuff is applauded and that at least he can pull of a show without being obliged to play top 10 hits.
@@Spock105 True, The Musica Box does some pretty authentic overs of early Genesis. And true that down at the bottom, after Pete leaving it was indeed Tony & Mike's band and all things considered Tony Banks is probably the musical back bone of the band, in all its incarnations, w/ Mike taking co-lead role. After Pete and Steve left Phil need up being elevated in star from 'junior' to 'senior' by circumstance , while Steve remained in his mostly arranger/orchestrator role and got squeezed out creatively as well as in terms of his participation on the overall sound.Listening to Wind & Wuthering, it's like he was called in mostly to do overdubs and notch else, so he got fed up of not having enough room and left. An to be fair to him he is the only one who really gets 'old' Genesis for what it is, in all its beauty, he is the one who really loves their early Prog music, and is out there keeping it alive and presenting it and preserving it to future generations, so thanks to Hackett, because he is the one who really gives it its full respect and appreciation, which is weird coz like you said a lot of it was Tony and Mike and to a lesser extent Pete's. but Steve knows that both him and Collins contributed a lot in many ways to the overall sounds as well as songs, at least Steve did, as a writer, even if not as often as he would have liked and deserved. And he' s the one who knows that their 5 piece classic line up was 'greater than the sum of its parts'.
They needed to wait a bit longer for the Phil Collins Effect to catch on. This looks like the period of time when they were not popular.
Just rewind the video and watch the first few minutes. All kinds of stuff going on with Phil. His body language says volumes. He is first in and happy and meanders to the right as the other guys walk in behind him, now watch his body language when Steve walks in to the left, Phil gets really uncomfortable and you can almost sense he’s thinking “what’s he doing here”. Later Steve is pacing back and forth behind them. Very very strange.
Hackett is the man!
Lily Collins ali omg
She is a beautiful and talented young lady!
Phil was in a pretty bad way around this time and not in a good mood at all that night.
I think he was pissed off by the general indifference and lack of response from the crowd
I know...while Trey was talking, his stare could kill someone at 100 yards...
@@JamesKovacic I've read his book and he had way more problems than that at the time
@@Bryan8329 what were some of the problems? I know that he had something going on with his back that wasn't allowing him to play
@@greendaleforever He was having major neck and back issues. Lots of pain. He couldn't drum anymore. I believe he's had some surgeries where things have been alleviated. I believe he can play again but probably not to a great extent like before.
Can someone explain to me how why Genesis was inducted before, and i mean waaay before, YES?
Probably because Genesis had more commercial success. Not a very good reason though...
@@NT-co1qw Silly question. You should ask why Jethro Tull, ELP and Wishbone Ash are still not there.
Because they translate to the rest of the world - a perspective which prog fans don't seem to have.
Because they're better.
@@joannitaxvi3386 Or King Crimson, or Procol Harum.
Sad to see such a bloodless, uninspired and unprepared speech by all of them, especially Phil.
Well Phil was probably desperate to get back to the bar at this point sadly.
What is a speech? The five albums they did with Gabriel are tattooed into my brain and heart till the day I die. I have forgiven all their mistakes.
I LOVE YOU STEVE HACKETT YOUR EXIT FROM GENESIS RUINED THE BAND I MUST CONGRATULATE TONY BANKS FOR HAVING THE COURAGE OF LOSING SUCH A GENIUS GUITARIST LOVE YOU STEEEVE
steve hacket and real components thema peter not invited not reunion peter good singer
Both of you need to take your meds, and English classes.
Where is Peter Gabriel?
God that seemed awkward. Peter not there. Tony not speaking. Steve promoting a tour?
Just where in the hell was Peter? Let me guess parking the car?
Rehearsing for his solo tour back then
Did you actually listen to the speeches?
@@kelvyn_araujo they always seem to bring up that "reason" why he's not there when genesis gathers for group events like this
Falto Peter Gabriel ahi
Ese dia andaba muy ocupado con otra cosa.Ahora lo tienen votado ,necesita ayuda y se lo niegan.
@@astridsegall a qué te referís? No estaría entendiendo
@@lautarodomato5034 no estaba interesado en ir, no es que este peleado con ellos, pero desde que la reunion en 2006 no se dio nunca mas hubo negociaciones
Of all the songs they picked, they used "turn it on again." Knowing hof like I think I know them, THEY wanted the 5 Guys, so what a disrespectful thing to do by using that music. They could've used The Lamb. "Well, most of the people there don't know that one."🥴 Too bad for them, THEY SHOULD!
They should have to use BOTR, or Entangled, Mad man moon, One for the vine, Squonk, Ripples, Dance on a volcano, 11 earl or something of the G4 periode
I Know What l Like would have been more appropriate, since all 5 were on it, and maybe 4 or 5 people there would have recognized it.
banks & stuermer shoulda been on stage
Banks WAS on stage. What were you watching?
@@bwakser I think he meant Chester
No. Anthony Phillips and Jon Silver should be there
Why no comment from Tony Banks?
I didn't understand that either.
In a way, that’s so like Tony lol
He looked pissed that Steve mentions a tour at the end lol
back then if you still wanted to "hear" the Genesis sound all you had to do was listen to Peters band, Phil was and is still the MAN in my book!
I beg
to differ:
Steve's efforts remained the truest to the 'Genesis sound' -
and I'm not talking about the 'Revisiteds'!!
🥔👁️🍅💥🤯
😎😎😎😎😎
And Gabriel?
I remain disappointed that Daryl Stuermer and Chester Thompson are not considered full members of this band.
They never recorded with the band, that’s probably why unfortunately. Chester wanted full member status for Calling All Stations, Mike and Tony refused and so he quit until Phil came back.
@@altarofkubrickfloydChester was never under consideration to record with them, ever.
No Anthony Phillips and John Silver there? These guys were original members. Bullshit
John Silver wasn't the original drummer either.
Anthony Phillips left Genesis because of incurable stage-fright. You think he'd stand in front of a RRHOF crowd and give a speech?
People say their Genesis fans...yeah sure you do until 1978? From Trespass to Calling All Stations this band can do no wrong in my eye. What diversity...The Musical Box yes..Carpet Crawlers..yes. Turn it on again..yes. Mama..yes...Congo...you better believe it. I’m the biggest fan so stfu! Lol
man... this band never functioned as a band, socially speaking.
Whether it is being shy or whatever but bank's stone cold face all the time, and not even saying "thank you" to the audience... if it is a drag to be there mate, don't!
Phil collins and Rutherford coming down the stage when a bandmate is saying his "thank you's"...
This was really embarassing man
Everyone going on about Hackett. To me. Just looked a bit embarassing. Couldnt keep still in the background looking like hes trying to get on camera, and even more embarrassing jumping on the mic as they are walking off to tell everyone about tour dates..
I love his touches of brilliance from his Genesis days but can people get a grip.
10 years later, and Phil can barely function. I don't get it?
It's called aging and poor health. Wait for it, son.
@@fabrikk60 Ringo Starr, and Paul McCartney he isn't.
@@OttoByOgraffey If you think you're going to age as well as Macca and Ringo, don't count on it. More than half of people do not.
@@fabrikk60 Phil turned into a 192 year old man, in 10 years. He needs new doctors.
@@OttoByOgraffey Sorry, you're just not getting it. There are chronic-pain medical conditions that NO doctor can treat, and Phil has one of these. Chronic pain makes one age faster than normal. Being rich cannot help you with that. I guess you've not yet met anyone who has one of these conditions? Lots of people develop them in their 50s, and they're quite common.
I don't care what anyone says. Phil Collins IS and WAS Genesis. Legend of legends.
I liked them better when he was the drummer and Peter Gabriel was leading the band
I do prefer the Gabriel era, but I call myself an all-era fan because they're all pretty damn good (the last album notwithstanding).
Gabriel, Hackett, Banks, Collins and Rutherford WAS Genesis.
disco Genesis maybe
It was a different band pre-1975, more creative as well, if not as "radio friendly". But neither was Rush, they made it to the HoF without becoming pop shills.
How they hell in gods green earth does he not get inducted into the Kennedy awards , Phil collins, stung who is on my Mount Rushmore was .. nowhere near solo career as Phil . He has sold way more albums and as of this date I’m disgusted
Sting *
Peter didn’t bother showing up as usual. He comes along when he needs something.
Mike clearly says that Peter had a good reason for not being there. Open your ears.
He has an excuse ever time.
It's just a shame what Phil did to Genesis after Peter left.
Just a crying shame.
Nothing worth a damn after the Lamb.
Sorry folks, but I'm not alone in my misery.
Not by a long shot.
How lame
Bruh, even if you bitching about artistic-prog-rock qualities of Peter's era, there are still A Trick of the Tail
and Wind & Wuthering, which were in the spirit of previous albums. And each of the prog bands, who wanted to survive 80's, had to change and evolve in some way.
or your idiocy!
Dig their prog stuff, but someone had to approve of the more poppy stuff. After all, much of the foundation the group was still there. I like both Peter and Phil and what they brought to the table.
Phil collins didn't do anything to genesis was other genesis members that did it. Why do you guys keep saying this. It was proved that he was not the cause. Peter Gabriel on one the documentary said himself that phil didn't ruin genesis.