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Nice seeing this film get some love! I know the film is technically “not good”, I still enjoy it. I’ll always have a special place for it in my heart. 😌

I would never rank the Genesis members. Their work means too much to me, for me to pick favourites. That said, you could arguably replace everyone except Tony Banks and still retain the core Genesis sound, so I guess he's my favourite. He's certainly the one closest to my own personality, so that helps.

Why are you treating it like that...

You really need to check out Brand X. Those people who won't listen to music without words should not bother.

'Calliope' is a fine 1993 film (if short at 16 min). Phil is excellent as the lead character. It is a fine farce on the film-noir genre. Worth checking out.

Decent list but crazy to even try to rank The Top Five. They are all equally talented in my book. I agree about Ray Wilson and Paul Carrick. Wilson has a very nice voice. John Mayhew is quite fine on 'The Knife'. Between his voice and creative spirit, Peter Gabriel is superb. Hackett is ridiculously good. Rutherford is underrated as a bass player, an incredible 12-string guitarist, and if a little more assertive, a fine lead guitar. Phil and Tony must tie for first. Tony is THE SOUND of Genesis. He did so much in his approach to chords and modulation. But if I had to pick the top musician in the band, my vote is for Phil. His drumming and percussion alone put him at the top, but add his arrangements, rhythm concepts, writing, and uniquely beautiful and soulful voice, cement his status.

1) Hackett 2) Gabriel 3) Banks (great musician but a total twat) 4) Collins 5) Rutherford 6) Phillips The rest are a bit irrelevant.

I find videos that rate musicians or albums a waste of time and this one is no exception. How can you rate members of a band that play different instruments and have different capabilities for songwriting not to mention different songwriting styles.👎

Peter Gabriel at 5? 🤦‍♂ Listen to the Lamb again and tell me how he's #5 I do agree that Tony Banks is a top 2, he's 2 for me.

Its an intresting attempt but imho doomed to fail because Genesis - not unlike any other great bands of that period - were always bigger than the sum of their members. Just look at the composition skills. Banks needed a Rutherford to keep the band grounded, and Rutherford needed a Banks to go for all the crazy stuff they tried especially in the 70s. And then again, what do you actually rank? Writing skills or technical aspects, right? Rutherford was a great writer, a talented bassist but a lousy guitarist. And as for Ray Wilson: I think he is actually a pretty good singer and musician. I think his problem was that Genesis was already dead when he joined. Banks and Rutherford just had no more good ideas. Thats why the album was lousy not because Wilson was a bad singer.

Rutherfors compositional skill along with Bank's melody & harmonies made genesis the icon it became. It was very muck like the partnership of Gilmour & Waters minus all the animosity.

Always wondered what officially named muppet had the least screen time in the original series

Spot on. Not many people show any love to A Curious Feeling but it is a gem.

Peter by a long shot above them all. No contest.

My order changes all the time. What a band! ❤

Personally, I'd flip Hackett and Rutherford.

Great bands are a chemistry between players that often can't exist elsewhere. This is why so many supergroups fail. It's more than just pure virtuosity. Certainly, no one in the Beatles was a virtuoso, although McCartney was a genius. Yet the sum of the whole is all that mattered. I think Gabriel is extremely critical to the early Genesis. I disagree with those who act like he was the holy grail of the band. He certainly was a brilliant lyricist and had a unique vision that involved a level of performance art that made the band more appealing to a general audience. Watching virtuoso players that don't move or do much on stage is often a criticism of the art and prog bands. But, I think Genesis musically reached a sophistication much higher without Gabriel. Phil really never wanted to be a front man singer but was elected to that position. Initially, i do think his main focus was to try and sound like Peter. But, he found his own voice. As it turned out, he turned out to be a fantastic singer as well as one of the best drummers to have ever played. Even their later, often criticized pop friendly material had hidden complexities that most people are unaware of. As an example, I'd like to hear any cover band pull off the entire unedited "Tonight,Tonight." Listen to some of the rhythmic elements of "Just a job to do." Sure, it's radio friendly but also tricky to pull off.

You are correct, IMHO of course, that Tony Banks is the #1. This is not so much because of his standard of musicianship but because of his composition and arrangement skills. He wrote vast swathes of the Genesis catalogue and even on songs he didn't write per se he contributed sometimes stunning keyboard comps and solos that often define why those songs are so popular and remembered. He is the one member of Genesis who is genuinely and completely irreplaceable. He's like Kieth Richards is to the Stones. I think you underestimate the importance of Peter Gabriel. He was completely integral and essential to Genesis' greatest records, the ones they are really remembered for such as Foxtrot and Selling England by the Pound (arguably their best records) and he really defined (along with Banks and Collins) the classic Genesis sound and song structures. The third great album, Trick of the Tail and the first without Gabriel, is really a testament to his importance since all the songs strongly follow the previous Gabriel classics in terms of Phil Collins vocal performance and lyrical style plus the song's compositional style. Gabriel's influence is all over them. The live album Seconds Out which records their famous 1976/7 tour and almost entirely comprises Foxtrot, Selling England by the Pound and Trick of the Tail material clearly demonstrates Gabriel's colossal influence, Phil Collins is essentially copying Gabriel throughout. After that Gabriel's influence gradually waned and as a result their future albums never really reached the same genre defining heights of those three great records (or four if you include Seconds Out). So yeah, IMHO Tony Banks is absolutely irreplaceable and definitely #1 but I would put Phil Collins and Peter Gabriel equal second. This is because although Collins proved to able to replace Gabriel as lead singer very well he could not create and innovate lyrically like Gabriel did but on the other hand Gabriel cannot drum like Collins and Phil's drumming is totally central to Genesis music. So I can't really rate the one over the other, they both in the essential category. Whatever, IMHO it's those three (Banks, Gabriel and Collins) who are primarily responsible for the classic Genesis records and without whom they would never have happened in the way they did. BTW the Brand X record to get is Moroccan Roll, it's excellent and their subsequent efforts are really just as imitation of it. I'm told, although I wouldn't personally know about such things you understand, that it's particularly good if you happen to have some mind altering substances lying about.

Ranking Genesis _members... !?_ Let's see how this goes... I will provide obnoxious opinions to be ignored as you see fit!

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First? 😂 Hah just random recommendation. Good luck kid!

Sweat Smoke is a fantastic band I never hear of ! They only have two albums they’ve released early 70s (which probably explains their unpopularity)… but they’re like two hidden pearls of 70s psyche-jazz-rock. The song Kundalini for example is a haunting and mystical trip through dense textures springing sounds and instrumental experimentation and improvisation. I love it ! Cool vid, will check these bands out !

Some bands I find underrated: Primus, Mr. Bungle, Deep Purple. Some people talk about them but I think they are spectacular imo lol. Some cool picks tho

Hello, I was wondering if you could do me a favour. On the "Shortland Street" RUclips channel there a some minor edits that need fixing and they haven't been fixed for some time. Could you have a go at fixing them, please? Here are some errors that need fixing: Season 2 Episode 219 has a dash that needs to be removed before the word episode. Season 2 Episode 239 needs a space removed before the word Episode. Season 2 Episode 326 needs the open bracket before the word Episode. Shortland Street - Season 2 - Episode 156 (Season 2 Debut) Shortland Street - Season 2 - Episode 157 Both of these needs the dash removed after the word Season 2, and the Episode numbers needs to be in brackets. Here's a example Shortland Street - Season 2 Episode 2 (Episode 126) (Season 2 Debut), and do exactly the same with the other ones too. Shortland Street - Season 2 (Episode 326) Shortland Street - Season 2 (Episode 219) Shorty Selects #13 - Babies Shorty Selects Minisode #13 - Grace's Fijian Birth Shorty Selects #37 - Crime & Punishment Shorty Selects #38 - Nurses The dash on the these titles needs to be the same as the others in the Shorty Selects playlist. Shorty Selects #1--12 etc.

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Good to hear your appreciation of Dire Straits. I have to admit I would put Bros at the bottom, despite some great songs (as always) it doesn't hang together as an album. Communique is the one I listen to as album most. Not necessarily the best songs but as a whole it's the most cohesive. Keep it up!

So rare, there's 54 for sale on discogs for 80 cents or less 😂

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I got this set a few days ago as a birthday present. One of the all time great British comedies! I can recommend Green Green Grass, a very good spin off 👍

Nicholas Lindhurst was on the revamp of Frasier as Frasier's pal, interesting watch, Keep up the good work Daniel

👋 thanks for the invite on Phillowers 🙋‍♀️😬

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Aha! So we finally get to see the real heartthrob on this channel❤ Stitch is so cute! 😚❤👍