Genesis - I Know What I Like 1976 Live Video 

I didn’t know Bruford ever played with them 😮 great to hear his choices here

​@@Toddobviousneither did I

😂

Hahaha lool. Amazing Brufford played with Yes, Genesis and King Crimson. Brufford and Collins are also friends way before they started each bands and they both played in Brand X. Also Drumming while singing is hardwork so Brufford stepped in to assist Genesis. @@Toddobvious

Creating masterpieces at so young an age!

A great review of the facts!

Kann ich nur zustimmen!

Yes, yes, yes and yes.

Right, man!

@@edicurcan7190 Thanks.

Bill Buford should have stuck around. He's a phenomenal player.

@@troylowe814 He left Yes immediately after Close To The Edge was released. He's not one for sticking around.

Prog rock drums

The drummer's drummer. Bruford is genius.

My 3 favourites groups EVER...Well...led zeppeling,jethro tull.....

Quite a resume lol

The mere fact he played with 3 of the Prog Rock giants says alot! I consider them to be the Holy Trinity (or quartet if one counts ELP) for Prog Rock just because alot of the members have worked with each, even on each of their own solo members work!

his performance here certainly proves that point! he has a fascinating way of playing

Underrated 😂he’s in one of the most famous bands of all time worldwide. 😂😂😂😂

His syncopated bass line during the chorus has always fascinated me. Whereas he could have taken a simpler 4/4 approach he plays an immaculate rhythmical line in between the beats.

Yes!!!!

No, Genesis.

He's no Bill Buford.

@@RadagastBrown420 When did anybody compare him to Bill ?¿

@@RadagastBrown420 he's twice the drummer Bruford is.

Agree. What these days could compare? There's a band in my city pretty good called the High Horses. Very good live. Check them out.

Vor 50 Jahren waren Genesis mein erstes Konzert, war ganz jung Letztens Hackett: " Night of the Prog"... leider eine Enttäuschung mit unpassendem Sänger, ohne Seele

Genesis at its best.

I still have the single. With the peerless Twilight Alehouse B side.

Amazing live track back in the day omg 😊

Mike has always been a better instrumentalist than people ever seem to give him credit for. And he's a fantastic lyricist.

Dut

@@winterlongone pp

right you are

He was but he got out of shape, perhaps because the material he played no longer demanded it as much?

yes it is funky - despite all those critics and fans who insist the prog is not for dancing - when needed these guys kick a groove

Courtesy of Mr. Bruford, who could swing a rusty gate if needed. Gave a kick in the ass to these guys.

@@joesantamaria5874 Bill B was fun to hear/watch in this - but have you actually HEARD 1970s Genesis (or even 80s/90s)?!?

Can't make up my mind who's a better drummer: they are both amazing!

Mike Paul Yeah, I saw this line up live, in 1979, in the UK. Loved it, that Bill played with them.

Well...it's not that he is not allowed to play drums anymore. He physically cannot do it.

@@BlueEyes-gp8lg I hear ya pal. Either way we don't get to see him drum anymore. Well but at least he still sings 👍

@@sandeepsreehari9188 Hm... He's too old and in a bad shape now. It's a miracle that he even got up on stage for the last solo and Genesis tour.😬

I read that while the band was on tour in 2007 after an accident of some sorts, is when Phil began his decline with his health. Seeing their last and final concert in March of 2022 with Phil singing from a chair was sad. All good things must come to an end.

A few years down the road from yo comment .. he’s really in bad shape now so sad for all his former glory days of genesis robert plant and others he played for not to mention his solo work… here’s to ya Phil!!

thatsrightforoureternallivesfuckyeahinthenameofJESUS...

Cool where is this concert ? How old is your dad now?

@@beholden1663 I think he said it was in Hammersmith, but he remembers the gig very well !

Bingley Hall in Staffordshire, unless he went to Glasgow

how old is he?

@sean matth bc bill wasn’t as good as a fit on the rest of the tour as shown in this show 😅

@@hpatss4966 nope because he only said he would fill in for one tour.

@@RadagastBrown420 where did I say that wasn’t the case? I know bill was only on for one tour but that doesn’t make him any less eccentric in Genesis. He was too much for it. Both him and Phil agreed that bill wanted to play more relaxed and jam more than the other guys wanted to. Bad fit but good for the tour a

Great Band ever.

King Crimson, and I think it was a great fit. Made it interesting and kept you guessing where is Bill gonna drop that snare in this time?

Ppp

I came for the Bruford.

Bruford Like a robot .....Amazing....👏🙌🙇🏻‍♂️

Looks like hes driving 😊

Tambourine kicking from knees to his feet! Whoa! F brilliant!

@@patriciat5323 hello

@@chikamotokenji3217 😁

@@7goldmdls 😋

Oh oui ! 😄

Good times i bet!

Richard Hammond secretly loves this song

Some say Richard Hammond was both conceived and born to this song

@@finnmacdiarmid3250 brilliant!

I don't blame him.

Micheal Jackson was the voice of the 80s

That's what Phil Collins does to you

He always looks sleepy on stage.

ULTRA-rare !!!

That one time...

He usually has a stick up his arse.

He’s actually scared, nervous and pressured live when Gabriel left because he’s not like him and he does not know what to say in between. Looked like he turned out fine and was an amazing performer.

Paul Huerta damn straight!!!

It's grotesque... This was never a great song, but Peter managed to raise it to another level. Phil just knocks it back down.

@@trespasser121 I think that's unfair, it's not a bad song at all and the story behind it is interesting and empathetic. But I agree that Peter Gabriel made it something very special indeed.

@@francismitchell2177 The refrain is quite mundane, but thinking about it , maybe it just fits the character. Peter makes it weird (he's good at that) which adds interest to this part. The instrumental intro sounds very good and a lot of interesting effects are used throughout the song. Still, I can only fully enjoy it when I look at Peter's live performance.

@@trespasser121 How could it possibly be "knocked back down," if it, in your opinion, it's not that great a song? It's a fun performance as it is, and what's wrong with that? And unless you're, like, 70, how would you know Peter Gabriel's live treatment of the song?

I totally agree. How people go to see Ed Sheeran and think he's great when it's just him and a guitar I'll never know. The energy from a band like Genesis is something they can't comprehend.

Michael Jackson has the best live performances

Totally agree and one of the best concerts and the first tour since Peter left..

Definitely

hahaha ! ...Happily i was not still there on Earth to can bear that ugliness ! ^^

"YEEHAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!"

❤göttlich ❤

Let’s be honest, people are forgetting him now XD

TIME CAPSULE MATERIAL....

I agree.

It's funny to see the fabled *That Guy* Genesis fan out in the wild.

Saw the tour when at was in Philly.

música de Juan gbtirl gbtiel

de Peter Gabriel

Looks like Nicky Wire

Emanuel Rodríguez there is a live version of fountain of salmacis from Belgian TV on RU-vid somewhere, he’s awesome,

@@SocialSpit I had been blamed very often in the past cause I play a similar bass guitar style such as Mr. Rutherford does with Genisis. I think there is some truth in it for beeing underrated

Demais né? Saudades. Meu pai colocava o compacto eu tinha 5 anos em 1978.

Listen to the version on "Seconds Out" . LOUD. I think it's better than this one.

Same here. I saw them twice at the Hammersmith Odeon in1976.

& mine in Tripoli.

Cutty completely agree 👍 and well put.

Fuck yeah! No era of Genesis can touch this!!

Yeah, as much I love all the PG era stuff, The Trick and W&W era was their best IMO.

this is bill bruford on the drums though

Agreed… soon enough Phil would go to see weather report… and find Chester!…x bill has a laid back groove and I can well imagine the band felt safe with him, who could replace Phil anyway!

Dennis O'Brien I think he was held in the highest of esteem by all Genesis fans and Mike and the mechanics!

@Wicker Billy Where did anyone say underated, I can't find that part!

He wasn't a shredder but he always played what was appropriate for the song. Restraint is rare in a musician....just ask the groupies......

No he never has, one of the vastly underrated bass players of all time. For doubters let them listen to this and No Reply At All and they'll see for themselves.

he did in england back in the day

Totally agree

He's 26.

Peter Kroll yes indeed. I know people slag him off but he did a real good job on Trick and Then.

Agree entirely. I can't stand clicking Genesis vids now bcos it's nothing but a pissing contest of daft bird fankids spouting about Gabriel/Hackett/Phil, now Genesis sucks gah. I highly doubt Bruford would have left His Crimson gig permanently just to be the concert drummer for this band, w/all the infighting that was to ensue shortly after this tour. Pity, he really would have been great with them.

Nick Brylka-Mee He's also a foundational and most musically vital member of one of the world's greatest and most prolifically creative bands. He's earned the right to have an eccentrically sour personality, imo. Were it not for Bank's 'boringness' and 'anti-social' behaviors in Genesis not getting dragged down by all the partying and keeping the band on track, Genesis would have never made it as far as they did.

SouthOCmixdown VERY well said!!!

soul - peter, complexity and musicality - phil, color - steve, base - mike and tony.

@@mrlarvux There was SO much soul AFTER Gabriel left. 'South' says it well about Banks (and everyone)!

I wouldn't count on that. As Bruford himself admitted, he acted 'badly' during the tour, that he kept 'sniping' and 'complaining' until he was finally replaced by Chester Thompson. It would seem the Bruford ego was hard at work, that he wasn't used to being a 'hired hand' and resented being told not only what to play but how to play it. He claimed he later 'apologized' but I doubt it very much. I've heard Bruford berate other musicians - Chris Squire, Alan White to name a few and in an interview he called Jon Anderson 'a little man' who 'wanted to be big man'. He bailed on Yes just as they were about to go on the Close to the Edge tour forcing them to cancel a number of shows. He kept bickering with John Wetton and Eddie Jobson until they kicked him out of U.K.. In his memoirs, Peter Banks wrote how Bill was rude to him backstage at Yes's L.A. show for the 'Union' tour, how he was 'cold' and 'unfriendly'. Banks was shocked and hurt, if not totally embarrassed, especially when Bruford's good friend, Steve Howe, refused to let Banks come up on stage to play 'Starship Trooper'.