Tony Cultreri "Silent Sorrow in Empty Boats" (Genesis Cover)
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- This haunting Tony Banks/Mike Rutherford composition is an obsession of mine. From Genesis' masterpiece "The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway," it held the last position on side three. Most every night, with my trusty headphones on, I would get out of bed to move the needle back so I could hear it twice. Then I'd have to get up three minutes later, on cold New York winter nights, to flip the album over to side four.
When the Sony walkman came out, I put it on my "Lamb" cassette twice so when I was riding the subway I could hear it again without rewinding. Now that's true love.
My intention here was not to play the album version note for note, nor to play the live version, but rather to convey my memory of how the live version felt. I was lucky enough to be there both nights "The Lamb" was performed at the Academy of Music in New York: December 6th & 7th, 1974.
The audio mix on this video is comprised of just the two tracks you see me recording live in my studio. This piece of music is what my heart sounds like.
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Thank you for sharing that. Just wonderful
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It's an obsession of mine too. A gem from Genesis
Excellent take on this song!
Super doings there, Tony! Kind of a joyful song, despite the title.
Tony...are you F'n kidding me....all this time i've known you...I never knew....Genesis is my favorite band ( Gabriel days )...and the Lamb has been my # 1 album since 1974.....( the Lamia being my fav tune if I had to pick one.
Very nice! Have you tried any of their other works, or is this a one-shot deal? Tony just tears me up on the keyboards. So many times when he plays, I get chills. Never seen them live. Wish I could have.
Genesis at their most ambitious.
Bravo!
Dig the choirs & chord progressions
awesome guitar synth or is it Fuzz?
+Adrian H Hi! I'm using a Digitech Valve FX rack-mounted guitar processor. The sound is harmonized. I'm using an old school Morley volume pedal, and the track was then processed through a stereo echo. The choir is a mellotron patch from a Roland XV-3080 rack synth. That's it; just the two sounds make all that. Glad you liked it!
what keyboards, modules & effects?
Thanks! The audio mix on this video is comprised of just the two tracks you see me recording live in my (old) studio. The guitar was played first. I'm using a Digitech Valve FX rack-mounted guitar processor. The sound is harmonized. I'm using an old school Morley volume pedal, and the track was then processed through a stereo echo. The choir is a mellotron patch from a Roland XV-3080 rack synth. That's it; just the two sounds make all that. Glad you liked it!
Awesome!
dig the cover, one of my atmospheric favorites