Beacon Theatre, New York NY (Early Show)
USA · Friday 9 April 1976 · A Trick Of The Tail
50 years and 7 months ago
Known recordings
2 sources- Media
- 2CD-R
- Quality
- B+
- Catalogue #
- Lostbrook - Volume 124
- 1.1Dance On A Volcano07:09
- 1.2The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway04:28
- 1.3Fly On A Windshield02:57
- 1.4The Carpet Crawlers06:26
- 1.5The Cinema Show11:49
- 1.6Robbery, Assault & Battery06:31
- 1.7White Mountain07:27
- 1.8Firth Of Fifth09:15
- 2.1Entangled06:39
- 2.2Squonk07:49
- 2.3Supper's Ready (patched)22:49
- 2.4I Know What I Like05:09
- 2.5Los Endos / It / Watcher Of The Skies12:30
Recording comments
Recording Equipment: Internal Mic>Sanyo M2533 Tape Deck>(1) TDK SD C90 and (1) Scotch C90 Highlander>Alesis TapeLinkUSB> Audacity>WAV
- Media
- 2CD-R
- Quality
- B
- 1.1Dance On A Volcano06:58
- 1.2The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway05:13
- 1.3Fly On A Windshield02:17
- 1.4Carpet Crawlers06:33
- 1.5The Cinema Show13:02
- 1.6Robbery, Assault & Battery07:02
- 1.7White Mountain [cut]05:29
- 1.8Firth Of Fifth10:02
- 1.9Entangled06:54
- 1.10Squonk08:28
- 2.1Supper's Ready23:01
- 2.2I Know What I Like06:07
- 2.3Los Endos06:32
- 2.4It / Watcher Of The Skies05:59
Show memories
My second - and, so far, final - Genesis show. I may in fact have attended the previous evening, but I no longer have the ticket stub to be certain. I DO remember the pre-show audience being very boisterous, shouting out the names of their favortie progrock bands. "Genesis" - "YAAAY", "King Crimson" - "YAAAY", "The Strawbs" - "YAAAY", etc - until someone shouted out "Renaissance" - "Renaissance is BORING", ""They SUCK", etc - LOL
The show was great - very different from the Gabriel show I had seen two years earlier, of course, but I thought Phil acquitted himself VERY well - and it's always a great pleasure to watch the superb drumming of Bill Bruford.
Highlights of the show had to be "White Mountain" - sadly retired soon afterwards. Phil singing "Supper's Ready" was a treat and the encore, featuring the instrumental "WOTS" was spine-tingling.
This marked the start of the world-class Genesis light shows - a tradition which I am glad they have maintained to this day, viz the SUPERB 2007 staging!
best,
Nick [lovesick_alien]
The show was great - very different from the Gabriel show I had seen two years earlier, of course, but I thought Phil acquitted himself VERY well - and it's always a great pleasure to watch the superb drumming of Bill Bruford.
Highlights of the show had to be "White Mountain" - sadly retired soon afterwards. Phil singing "Supper's Ready" was a treat and the encore, featuring the instrumental "WOTS" was spine-tingling.
This marked the start of the world-class Genesis light shows - a tradition which I am glad they have maintained to this day, viz the SUPERB 2007 staging!
best,
Nick [lovesick_alien]
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Notes
Show memories
My second - and, so far, final - Genesis show. I may in fact have attended the previous evening, but I no longer have the ticket stub to be certain. I DO remember the pre-show audience being very boisterous, shouting out the names of their favortie progrock bands. "Genesis" - "YAAAY", "King Crimson" - "YAAAY", "The Strawbs" - "YAAAY", etc - until someone shouted out "Renaissance" - "Renaissance is BORING", ""They SUCK", etc - LOL
The show was great - very different from the Gabriel show I had seen two years earlier, of course, but I thought Phil acquitted himself VERY well - and it's always a great pleasure to watch the superb drumming of Bill Bruford.
Highlights of the show had to be "White Mountain" - sadly retired soon afterwards. Phil singing "Supper's Ready" was a treat and the encore, featuring the instrumental "WOTS" was spine-tingling.
This marked the start of the world-class Genesis light shows - a tradition which I am glad they have maintained to this day, viz the SUPERB 2007 staging!
best,
Nick [lovesick_alien]
