The Watch plays Genesis - The Musical Box (Studio Session) 

Perchè no? Gode . Qui non si imta i personaggi. Si suona divinamente chi si ama in maniera divina.

Tony banks never smiles

In the end,who cares?It means he's enjoying it;must!!

@@nicolacambi9671 E condivido in pieno;miglior commento.Meno male che lo fa Mike..😄

lol ... and drummer should start getting bald...

50 years of the album,and Italy's winning European Cup!Not to be forgotten The Music Box,tribute band from the same area.Chinese descent?

me too... manchester in my case. Ah me... we're getting old! ;-)

@@martinjf467the music never gets old,especially some.

@@michelelaraia7358 the music certainly doesn't gae does it. But me.... ahhh well... I creak a lot more when I walk than when I first saw Genesis! :-)

@@martinjf467 Close to you.Happy afternoon,lukewarm light wind here.

You have to check 'The Watch' albums . These guys are serious .

Have you never seen The Musical Box perform? They are amazing and the only band to receive full support and recognition from original Genesis 🙂

@@davidallen117 Mr. David Allen? Back from the grave with barely a vowel missing! ;-) Yes sir, I have indeed, many, many times. I had tickets for the upcoming 'The Lamb' show before Kung Flu scuppered it but I think they are still valid for when it does happen again so we will see. I saw them up in Lisbon on their last tour and it was amazing, not least because the auditorium there at the university is a convertable lecture theatre/function suite and so the first however many rows of seats were literally armchiars really close up to the stage. I also saw them do The Lamb some years ago, more years ago than I can remember, in Amsterdam I think it was. That was quite weird because I had originally seen Genesis for my one and only Gabriel-era show on the ill fated The Lamb tour and so it was very special for me. But I must say though that IMHO The Watch sound MUCH more faithful to the Gabriel-era Genesis than The Musical Box, mainly as a result of the singer's voice and the sheer brilliance of their guitarist - they're all amazing musicians and it's so clearly a passion with them. I think that The Musical Box's guitarist is possibly their "weak" link - if you can call being extremely skilful and proficient in any way "weak"... he's VERY good but the guy in The Watch is simply stunning. The Watch do not make that much effort to mimic the original show's lighting, costumes and effects though, it's JUST the music. That said both Steve Hackett and his brother often play with The watch so although they aren't sanctioned as such by the real band they are clearly very well respected. They have made several albums of their own work too and in their home country (Italy) they play more of their own work than they do the Genesis tribute thing. Have you ever seen G2: Definitive Genesis? They used to be great until their singer died but sadly they've gone downhill rapidly for me and I've lost all interest in them now. Cheers sir... PS I had the pleasure of discussing The Musical Box and tribute bands in general with Phil Collins once and he was so unbelievably positive. He told me that he thinks it is great that The Musical Box actually put more bums on seats in The Albert Hall than they did in the corresponding period!

check out the genesis tribute band the musical box.

@@lferlan I've seen them twice and they are so amazing. So true to the music, the sound, theatrics, everything. Awesome band

Great singer

he perform with Genetics from Argentina.

Hackett joined after the song was completed and the guitar parts were written mainly by Anthony Philips and Mick Barnard.

@@briane5706 except the ripping lead guitar parts (by Hackett) Edit: I deleted a comment before this that said basically “Hackett wasn’t ahead of his time” - no one replied specifically to it

@@briane5706Interesting. Can you back that up? AFAIK there are no extant recordings with Mick Barnard, and no evidence that the song was "completed". Steve Hackett himself reports that he was present at Mick Barnard's last concert with Genesis - having a tape of THAT show would be amazing! Tony Banks made the following comment about Barnard's guitar playing: "He was OK, but not really forceful enough. I remember when we had already auditioned Steve but were still rehearsing with Mick which wasn't a very nice thing to do, we were doing the end part of "The Musical Box" and he was playing this little guitar phrase over the top of it and we thought this was really good. So just as we were about to boot him out he did something quite good." Alas, no-one seems to know if that "something quite good" was taken over by Hackett.

Verissimo ❤!

Puoi dirlo forte amico mio

I was thinking exactly the same thing!

a loooooooootttttttttttt

True dat Bro

That bass was superb

I didn't know Buggggggggggggggger!

I was there!!!