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As much as I really enjoy early and later Genesis and Phil Collins, I cannot see the proposed tour being enjoyable, Phil has lost his voice with age and other problems, it’s not good. I would assume the ticket prices will be high, for a below par performance, certainly would not be worth it. Here is a clip of Phil Collins tour from last year, the vocals (pardon the pun) speak for themselves.

I’m fairly certain the volume of cases in the U.K. will rise, but to put it into perspective, we currently have 35 confirmed cases in a population of 66 million.

Agree with you there, but a lot weren’t doing it justice, mainly as others have mentioned on here, the drummers letting it down, missing out the fills etc.

Rumur came pretty close.

Video won’t play.

It’s definitely in our set.

I’m not demoralised by them, as I’m pretty sure if you put a large majority of them in a live band situation, they would be totally sh*gged. There is a big difference to playing alone in your bedroom/music room and getting to gel with other musicians on stage.

One Undred and Eighteeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeey. 😀

Three singers don’t take up much space.

Guilty as charged. I expect fellow musicians to have a certain degree of humour, just chill out and don’t take comments too seriously 😐

That’s 35 more than me 😎

Reminds me of this lot. Creme Brûlée from League of Gentlemen.

Read the thread title quick, thought it was about Hair Styles 😀

This is my spin on it and the same applies to Thin Lizzy stuff, Phil Lynott played simpler bass lines when playing live due to being also the lead vocalist, the recorded bass lines are more involved. My current band does a few Lizzy numbers and we have a lead/frontman vocalist, I much prefer to play the bass lines off the recordings as I only have to concentrate on playing.

Brown Sugar - Rolling Stones Stairway to Heaven - Led Zeppelin Riders on the Storm - The Doors

Just got in from a night out and put in on. Not impressed, weak and out of tune vocals👎 Switched over to channel 70 for horror film.

BBC radio 2 playing Do It Again by Steely Dan, fabulous timeless classic👍

Is that the Richard Davies of Supertramp fame ?

Pig Dyke Molly Morris Dancers, the Kiss of the scene.

One of my favourite bands in the early seventies, fabulous album covers by Roger Dean.

I bet all those Knopfler solos sounded great being played on a keyboard ☹️

And a Wetherspoons.

This was the MB set up I used to have, I have now scaled down to a 2 x 15 MB cab rig. That original set up had a massive spread and oomph, quite a few sound engineers at bigger gigs said they wouldn’t bother to di me as my back line was cutting through no problem.