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Showing posts with label Selling England by the Pound. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Selling England by the Pound. Show all posts
Thursday, November 16, 2017
Genesis - Twilight Alehouse
Why on EARTH did I not know about this B-side track from the Foxtrot period????
A new podcast I checked out about Genesis, Phillin' Up on Genesis talked about it in 1 of their Foxtrot episodes.
It's pretty sweet, although I can't deny it reminds me of Get Em Out by Friday and Can Utility at times. But my lord, I've been under a rock.
I don't recall the Tabletop Genesis podcast including it, although maybe my memory is bad. In fairness, they have not done a podcast on Selling England I don't think, and it's the b-side to the "I Know What I Like" single.
Some modern band should record a cover of it, or even live sometime. Who? the obvious Spock's Beard of The Flower Kings, or Dave Kerzner perhaps. Or Big Big Train maybe.
Although if I had a choice, I'd love to someone like Mew or something do it, but doubt it will happen.
Wednesday, August 10, 2016
Random Artist Feature: Genesis
8/10/16 6:21AM
Parts 2 and 3. A phone call derailed part 2, but it also forced it to not be as long, etc. I also am borrowing slightly from Ministry of Music's "Album Review" title.
As I mention and label them, these are now called "Artist Review" as it sort of works better. I also include some comments about other channels and upcoming Artist Reviews.
I unfortunately forgot to mention something about Daryl Stuermer. O well.
A Trick of the Tail
Wind and Wuthering
Seconds Out
Spot the Pigeon
And Then There Were Three...
Duke (2)
Live at the Theater Royal 5-4-1980
Genesis
Live at the Royal Theater 5-4-1980
Revelatory Genesis 78-80
Abacab
not shown, but discussed
Genesis
Invisible Touch
We Can't Dance
Calling All Stations + Kevin Gilbert
6/28/16 4:23PM
So this is the start of a few bigger name collection/vinyl/anecdotes series on YouTube.
There's a deeper commentary about what I'm trying with these right now, etc, but I'll just say for now, I am hoping by making videos about more well known artists, these videos (and thus other videos I've made/will make by lesser known artists) will be seen.
Why in a series? obviously, the discographies are so long, the videos would end up 30 or more mins.
Why not all at once? I'm just sampling here..and it's kind of a cool, more *random* way to do this.
Parts 2 and 3. A phone call derailed part 2, but it also forced it to not be as long, etc. I also am borrowing slightly from Ministry of Music's "Album Review" title.
As I mention and label them, these are now called "Artist Review" as it sort of works better. I also include some comments about other channels and upcoming Artist Reviews.
I unfortunately forgot to mention something about Daryl Stuermer. O well.
A Trick of the Tail
Wind and Wuthering
Seconds Out
Spot the Pigeon
And Then There Were Three...
Duke (2)
Live at the Theater Royal 5-4-1980
Genesis
Live at the Royal Theater 5-4-1980
Revelatory Genesis 78-80
Abacab
not shown, but discussed
Genesis
Invisible Touch
We Can't Dance
Calling All Stations + Kevin Gilbert
6/28/16 4:23PM
So this is the start of a few bigger name collection/vinyl/anecdotes series on YouTube.
There's a deeper commentary about what I'm trying with these right now, etc, but I'll just say for now, I am hoping by making videos about more well known artists, these videos (and thus other videos I've made/will make by lesser known artists) will be seen.
Why in a series? obviously, the discographies are so long, the videos would end up 30 or more mins.
Why not all at once? I'm just sampling here..and it's kind of a cool, more *random* way to do this.
Friday, June 24, 2016
Sting sings "Dancing with the Moonlit Knight" into Message
Too bad Peter Gabriel didn't come out for it, but still pretty surreal. I wish I could go to the Chicago show, but alas, time/money, etc.
Maybe Gabriel will return to Minnesota someday in the future.
The comments are kind of funny as many are saying "Selling England by the Pound" etc..that is fine, but it's not the name of the SONG he's singing, just the ALBUM it comes after. I imagine there are many in the crowd that don't know that track, but hopefully will.
Also the subject matter/lyrics fit what recently happened in England and Brelix marketing. Kind of foreshadowing I guess.
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