Genesis - Dancing With The Moonlit Knight (Live '73) 

Try again lambchop.

@@sweetcup6694 That comment went down well!

I used to be very closed to Phil's pop era, but now I found fascinating both fases.

Totally agreee

And it was 73' , he was quite young, He says the lyric " selling England by the pound". The album title. Peter had to move on, climb his Solsbury Hill. 😉

День города 🎸👍 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Aq3L8bnIQRg.html

One of the best 🙏

Yep, just kids at the time.

Giuseppe Falcone Young talented and GORGEOUS!

Genius

I'm still trying to figure out why? The cheesy stuff that Phil put out in the 80s as bad as it was, was better than this crap.

@@strtngfrsh you have no mind for art rock.

still, they were some good tambourine skills

Steve had a very subdued style, there;s no much to see unless they zoom in very close. Not exactly cinematic.

They want to avoid showing Steve's Moustache.

@@peterr1001 That mustache was the only good part of Genesis back then you take that back! /s

Yeah, but Gabriel was mesmerizing. Even more than Jagger.

Spot on

​@@willyc.8141æ

It sounds a bit Celtic or from the middle ages

Love Collins and Hackett the rest are sublime absolutely agree.

Peter Gabriel was strange in those days but he could sing as good as Jon Anderson of Yes. Great concert !

better than Lamb?

@@darrell6800 Much better. I saw them the next year performing “The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway.” Selling England By the Pound beat the pants off of Lamb.

The looks like the bass player from spinal tap here !

Exactly, the brilliance of his playing has never been duplicated on another Genesis song.

@@kb9788 this is their best song??

@@TheGreatAlan75 It’s not but it’s a great example of their instrumental skills and chemistry as a band

I wonder why Steve Hackett was never asked to join King Crimson?

Michael Lukas Knoppik it’s a Great Album but it’s not anywhere near my Top 20 all.time...

@Deveroth it always has been and I lived there.

@Deveroth Epping Forest - Essex!

@@Oh_I_Will Nobody asked or cared what your top ten is.

​@@kb9788 Notice they never have the courage to say which ones they prefer to give us a chance to have a laugh.

Steve Hackett was already finger topping back then such a great guitarist

And did you know he's killer on blues harp and dobro as well? I mean really good! And he can sing!

Like a lot of ppl are so surprised when the band Primus first came out all that bass technique from Mr Claypool was a copy from way back late 60s early 70s from King Crimson bass player and Frank Zappa and Mahavis Nu John McLaughlin

undoubtedly the unsung hero of that lineup, as far as i'm concerned.

Correct Steve's brilliant live now and his band 👏

C'est lui qui est parti mais çà n'a pas empéché genesis de continuer. Et puis steve hackett se produit très bien avec sa bande.

Oh yes he did.

No doubt and this is their greatest song.

100% I pity anyone who has not discovered this masterpiece.

Foxtrot is better

Foxtrot. They're all good, though. You'll find many "Trick of the Tail" partisans as well. Selling might be the best musically. However, by the band's own admission, some of the lyrics are a letdown. Firth of Fifth is brilliant, but the words... geez, what a mess.

@@dennoow suppers always ready for me also , although I'll always watch the sky's for liquid Len and Harold demure 👍

To me I thought Collins was the better singer. Collins sounded so good live. Gabriel for me couldn't hit the high notes as well.

I agree. Saw them on the Lamb tour. Awesome. Saw them during the Trick of the Tale tour. A, B comparison was no contest. Gabriel.

i don't they were ever meant to be the same. that's the whole point of a band evolving. even if gabriel had stayed, they wouldn't have been the same. genesis has never been a band that put out the same album twice ;)

@@amandabooth7399 you are obviously not one for the music. Just a smooth voice. You and Patrick Bateman would get along fine.

Correct pete was great and phil but the early genesis was more creative music wise 👌

ai dento

@@jpbmoura98 O quê?

Dude! The best part of the song! Those mellotron chorals on the “Fat old lady section” are something else! So beautiful, yet haunting. Human…but not. Perfectly played by Tony Banks.

@@bolandjd thats peak Genesis right there. So damn good

Mo Mellotron!

@@scotttaylor8811 I like how youtube has a “translate to English” under your comment 🤖🧠💦

God I love old synths and the mellotron... especially when played by Banks, genius! Such gut-wrenching emotion

@@gabrielangeloni5026 sin duda alguna la gran mayoría de persona que postea aquí. Gusto muy fino

15 de septiembre en Salta, escuchando esta obra de arte!!

I'm from Russia ❤❤❤

@Sebastião Silva And, still is. Though we all do age and if you asked any to say if Old Peter and New Peter (which is it?) were the same person, well, many would not see them as the same.

He had a grt voice...

Except he was around before most of those you named

@@tepidtooth8539 how so? they all emerged around the same time lmao

He still is!

Steve and Peter were never friends. In fact, the band was formed by Peter and Tony who are friends since childhood. Mike joined them almost immediately, so he would be the other one who had the most confidence in Peter. The only one from Genesis who has always had an excellent relationship with Steve is Phil.

​@@silentgnome Not true at all. They still talk. Steve Hackett reached out to Peter first when he had his financial troubles in the early 80's. And if you watch any of the band interviews Steve and Pete seem to be on the same wavelength. When Banks yet again mentioned that Lamb was "flawed" Hackett made sure to mention that it's been voted the top prog album ever several times lol. Banks seemed to be the reason Peter left the band. The most tension was with him.

@@mr.brenman2132 I totally agree

Pete's vocals are great on this studio album and the live version is very close

Luke Johnston You said it buddy. I've seen very few do that with perfection.

He was born in Portsmouth, same City as me

@@grahamfarquharson2786 So? You are not as good as him.

He's also plays bass pedals when he plays the 12 string guitar as well....

@@ankihansen2489 He never said he was. WTF is wrong with you?

Why do people categorize their music solely as prog. To me this is some of the finest music period.

Its

It's not gone, just not put on the pedestal that artists used to be. Now labels and mainstream media plus streaming companies prioritize celebrity and market trends over songwriting.

@@thekellykellestine please to tell me who is making music of this caliber in this day and age, I don’t think so…🤔

@@mrhoney2783 Owen Pallet, Genghis Tron, Joanna Newsom, Sumac, Opeth, Squarepusher, Aphex Twin, Wand, Animals As Leaders, Vulfpeck... I could go on, but there's enough there to prove that there's no need to write off every musician out there today just because Genesis existed in 1973.

I basically gave up on new rock after the 70's ended-except for a few choice artists: King Crimson's early 80's trilogy. John McLaughlin's trilogy. And my home country's Canada's bard Bruce Cockburn. - Other than that took a deep dive into classical. It saved my musical soul!

@@mrhoney2783 I’ll add onto Kam’s list- Riverside, Beardfish (who really gives me Genesis vibes), Steven Wilson’s projects... there are more, and some of mine overlap with that previous list. Prog rock is still very much in its prime.

Lol there are other players who were tapping way before him too. EVH only popularized the technique.

@@CBT5777 There are many, many players I adore (EVH being not one of them, but propably Hackett). But calling anyone of them "god" is overexagarating and not useful because everytime there is someone crying out "Hey, he is no god! MINE favorite guitarist is a god!!!". That is so tiresome.

Eddie ..Who..? 🤔

The original name of Van Halen was Genesis. Someone told EVH there was an English band using the name, so he went to the record store and bought “Nursery Cryme”, heard the tapping on “Hogweed”, and the rest is history....

Then take your country when you go, England is weighed down with parasites.

Damn. What are you going to do?

And PG is still experimenting to this day. Genesis….not so much

Peter Gabriel is my all time favorite artist

Gabriel was beyond the weirdest musicians ever to me and way overrated I don't care what any of you people say.....

​@@amandabooth7399i dont disagree about him being overrated, hes hardly a musician though, just a singer really

Better drummer than a singer.

@@dr.feelgoodmalusphillips2475 He was a great singer, but yeah, his drumming is absolutely incredible.

@@dr.feelgoodmalusphillips2475 incredible singer and drummer really more like it...

@@amandabooth7399 1971-1977 yeah. After meh.

@@dr.feelgoodmalusphillips2475 still pretty good even after having stroke in his inner ear years ago. Thank God we have other people opinions that think otherwise and still do love his voice. You are probably a Gabriel fan with that opinion feel bad for you...

Phil came along and wrote "Whu-Dunnit" ,.uh,..and that was the end of it ,..

Who cares about being you walking abortions just love to say dumb crap dont you?

Genius drummer & a Genesis drummer .

After Bruford, Collins was the best drummer of all time!

Get your ass out of the frigid waters, and have a HOT buttered rum! Now, Peter!

@@michaelwertzy9808 w la Britannia!

You can type! Well done...

Wow you have ears! Good job typing out exactly what you hear.

@@mephistoschiffer4957 i don't speak english in my country, that's why i wanted to write it there...

2023 ,sorry to say are a joke on art ,they're comedians

The Musical Box is also a masterpiece.

Umm… Firth of Fifth?

I love it

Every time I've ever heard that transition, I've gotten chills. Literally every time since the first time I heard it.

Yes!!! Gabriel ! Ich war geschockt als ich " And Then There were Three kaufte....was ein Schrott. Aber ich will Collins nicht alleine die Schuld geben. Was Gabriel danach alleine machte war auch nicht gerade das Gelbe vom Ei..

It even sounds like a choir to me

Just came to comment as that bit kicked in. Proper epic, I love it.

1:49 this lick was used in song "На сука" by russian rap band "Каста". And now in post-soviet countries this lick associates with this song

@@ivansoloma4225 very cool info. Yeah it’s definitely a sample worthy riff!

I was disappointed we didn't to see more of it. Easily one of the 10 greatest drummers of all time.

Amazing ! 👏👏👏👏

And he's never looking at the drums. It's like he's absorbed in the music as a whole or something

@@CocoOPNY you can see him look over to Steve and Mike respectively at parts to cue up. Truly incredible performance from everyone in the band, you can feel them playing off of one another versus just going through the motions.

Phil Collins? All I see is a guy with huge locks of hair! ;)

Bill Hard even by modern standards, 70s Phil was an absolute monster on the drums. Scary good drummer with great feel and structure

Phil was a very skilled and technical drummer, a required standard for progressive rock

@@nightshift8249 he was very precise on how he played and had lots of soul, groove, and was very very very tight. An idol for all when it comes to drumming

He should have stuck with it, fuck Pete why did you have to leave

Phil is just one of the greatest drummers ever. Just check out Brand X

Gracias amigos ..👍😁

It is a pleasure 😉

Too right he was and still is !!

Agreed - and I'm a straight guy (I think)!

Me and you both ❤️

@@zanerodriguez4251 What a band. Legends!

Its cause hes sittin down.. most of the time he did this ..camera follows moving objects👉

@@javena45 Steve's fingers were moving. Ok, but if that were the camera man's idea it was lame.