This book from the blurb states it will cover Genesis shows post 1975 from the Trick of the Tail tour onwards, as well as the solo careers of the various official members. It specifically states it will “document the hundreds of rare recordings that documents Genesis in its natural environment.” It implies that it will pick up the story from where Paul Russell left off with his 2004 book “Play Me My Song”.
Gregory Porter has had a true blossoming of his career lately and his album ‘Liquid Spirit’ was received with open arms by music lovers. It is still performing strong and Porter is winning fans across…
On Wednesday 19th, Jack White visited the UK again as the closing date to his current tour in support of his second album, Lazaretto. However he wasn’t playing a string of smaller intimate venues, where…
When Peter Gabriel set out to do his first looking back tour, he definitely realised that he would have to do something pretty spectacular. Always one for combining elements of art to form a stimulating…
4th November 2014 at the Symphony Hall, Birmingham UK. Steve Hackett has been on a whirlwind tour of the world with his Genesis Revisited shows that have promoted his second Revisited album. It has been…
We are always interested in newly released tracks, so here are some gathered up for you to gobble and liven up your Monday. Starting off with this: Submotion Orchestra’s ‘Alium’. After tweeting about this, I…
A late revision review to coincide with our recent Royal Albert Hall one. This is Steve Hackett – Live at Hammersmith 2013. Taken from the same Genesis Revisited Tour as the Royal Albert Hall, this…