Sublime indeed. At @1:01:23, that complete smile on Phil's face! The guitar and synthesizer at the end of It's Gonna Get Better just beautifully wraps up the set of those two songs. FM station 95X in Syracuse NY in the early 1980s used to run "double-shots", which consisted of 2 songs back-to-back from the same artist. Keep it Dark and It's Gonna Get Better from this show are a perfect double-shot. Immediately afterwards, also notice the never-ending lovefest in Phil's introductions of Daryl and Chester, before they lead into the "bloody" In the Cage Medley.
Couldn't agree more! Keep It Dark is well-loved (and rightfully so, one of my favorites from the Phil-era), but I always feel It's Gonna Get Better is REALLY underrated. It's such a beautifully moody song that is the perfect album closer to the Genesis album, but the way it's presented here, shifting from Keep It Dark into It's Gonna Get Better so seamlessly really elevates it to a whole 'nother level. What a fantastic show. So glad my parents raised me on this incredible music. 🥰 Nothing beats live music by artists who write their own songs, play and sing live, no pitch correction, no auto-tune, just real as real can be! And when that band happens to be these five guys (because let's not forget Daryl and Chester, they're both incredible and to be honest I consider them to be members of the band considering how long they were a part of their touring lineup), you're in for a real treat!
My god, what a band. I saw this tour in Hollywood, Florida. Has to be the best concert I ever saw. I also saw them in Syracuse NY on their Duke tour. This show, though, in my opinion, was genesis hitting the sweet spot of their career. The band's superpowers were at their peak as well as Phil's voice and his drumming.....my goodness, the drumming! Finishing off with Turn it on Again and that great pop melody was such fantastic ending. Had every one in the stadium bopping. I saw them one last time on their We Can't Dance tour. Phenomenal, but I'm so glad I saw them at their very peak in the early 80s. Aging has not been kind to Phil (or any of us, I guess, for that matter), so I just couldn't go see them on their final tour. I'm glad they got to go out one last time though. What I wouldn't have given though for one more studio album.
0:05 - Intro/Abacab 8:54 - Good Evening Chat 10:37 - That's All 15:16 - Mama 26:18 - Illegal Alien 31:48 - Audience Participation Time 36:19 - Home By The Sea 48:50 - Keep It Dark 53:44 - It's Gonna Get Better 1:03:44 - In The Cage Medley (In The Cage/ The Cinema Show/Riding The Scree/ The Cinema Show (reprise)/In That Quiet Earth/The Colony Of Slippermen) 1:18:15 - Afterglow 1:23:05 - Drum Duet 1:27:19 - Turn It On Again (including popular medley)
Genesis were such a tight live act during this era. A really great show, the one blemish being the popular medley they weaved into Turn It On Again, and the main reason I've never been a fan of that is because Turn It On Again is such a great song on its own and really comes to life in the live setting - I don't want them to dilute that with other people's songs! A great version of Abacab too, on par with the sublime Three Sides Live version. What a way to start a show!
ONE of the best shows of ALL TIME!! Used to have this on VHS and I wore it out. ❤️ this concert. Makes me so sad after being obsessed with the reunion tour. NONE OF US are here forever and Phil gave us the last of what he has left. I'll be forever grateful 🙏. Genesis Giving us one last round especially in these messed up times is a real treat. 😮💨
The version of Mama here is one of the band and Phil's greatest performances. When he sings "Can you see meeeee..." and that bass synth thunders in. Glorious. Also, Afterglow. What a track that is.
Ultra professional stage & video production for 1984. Phil & Chester both of top of their drumming game. Bought the video in 1987- 34 years ago. Hard to believe 😬. Farewell tour underway. Hope it goes well for the guys. Sad to see Phil diminished physically. Saw Steve Hackett just a few nights ago. Top notch performance 🎭. The end of an era. Tempus Fugit.
Personally (as a drummer who started playing because of PC) I think he is in his prime in this era. Absolutely flawless apart from the odd 16th on HBTS which I’ll put down to the primitive Simmons kit 😜 Totally agree with your comments. Great to know there’s others who admire Phil and Chester!
Man, this takes me back. I saw this show in Vancouver. Phil Collins was a great entertainer. The light show was spectacular. And the Turn it on again medley was one of the shows highlights. A great time no less.
This looks like it was shot with multiple 16mm-filmcameras with meticulous planning and stage lighting. This might have been edited on video tape after telecine. IF the camera negatives still exists (which I doubt), a new scan, edit (the opening video effects have to be recreated), and digital restoration would reveal absolute stunning quality. 1980s film stock was already very good and way better than what we see here.
Tears. I laughed until I cried at Phil trying to break Mike's concentration with his bonkers antics during 'That's All'. When he started 'blowing' near the end of the solo I lost it.
I was there and it was a brilliant concert, I had a seat right in front of the mixing desk and the sound was awesome. Princess Di and Prince Charles were there too.
Me too as a 14 year old. If I remember Phil was making references to smoking weed. I thought it was strange as the royals were there. I watched them live last night again on the last domino tour and he sang it again. Very emotional. He’s in poor health makes me sad looking at this. Genesis are the best ever.
@@pataleno On the We Can't Dance Tour at a performance at the Royal Albert Hall (with Prince Charles in attendance), before going into the Old Medley, Phil started telling a variant on the bawdy story of Romeo and Juliet (the one used prior to Supper's Ready or The Cinema Show, depending on which tour you saw or bootleg you listened to)
I remember Phil saying in an interview that Diana had been to a Genesis show on the 'Invisible Touch' tour and politely chided him for not playing more material from 'Trick Of the Tail'. I remember thinking "How funny and cool is that?"
Thanks for posting it - very awesome, especially with the (what I presume is) remastered audio. Or maybe it's just because it's not VHS-sourced. Regardless of what you think of that era of Genesis music (personally I'm lukewarm on the 80's pop stuff, save for a few tracks I love), there's no denying that they were on top of their game as a touring concert band. Though Mike's permed-hair/sleeveless-top/leather-pants look... yeesh.
Amazing! This was my first video that I saw when I was just 5 years old, Very special concert for me. Thanks for post it in this amazing quality!!! Love it!
Recuerdo haber tenido el original en VHS en los ochenta; lo compré en Estados Unidos. Lo escuché mil veces hasta que un día simplemente no supe más de él (Temuco, sur de Chile). Y he aquí. Gracias a quien lo subió.
I just noticed that Phil puts on a leather jacket at the start of in the cage I think that is such a nice little nod to the past even though they became a big and popular act they didn’t forget there roots
The following night was the performance in front of Prince Charles & Princess Diana. The guy shouts "PLAY THE BLOODY CAGE!" and Phil remarks, "Not you again! ...He was here last night!"
This time frame is Genesis at the height of their powers. Phil's voice was at its strongest. His drumming had not yet begun to deteriorate. The whole still band seemed to be totally into playing live and having fun. Great stuff.
@@tdog9818 I disagree, by that point Phil had problems singing the higher notes from Mama, and also by the second leg of that tour they had to lower the key of a couple of songs so he could sing them without destroying his voice.
@FranciscoFJM Phil might have started to diminish slightly, but there's no doubt that as a band, Invisible Touch was the peak of MT. Everest for them. 10 months of sold out shows including stadiums. They were on top of the world in 86/87
I went to the Mama Tour Concert in 1984 and it was fabulous and best concert I ever attended. Genesis is the best. Phil Collins is the best singer and musician of them all. God bless you Phil.
Thank-you very much! Love Genesis and I caught this tour and the one before it and I feel this was the band in their prime of course it's my opinion as other's like different era's of the band.😊 ❤️ 😎👍
I saw this tour concert in Omaha. Genesis fans are unique and I like to think a little higher intelligence to really appreciate them. The instrumentals were The best part. I think Phil's drumming was my favorite part. He's a drummer, great singer but still one of the best drummers in my opinion. I didn't even know they had a guy to cover on bass and drums until I saw them live. I always thought it was just Mike, Tony and Phil. I should know their names I was a huge fan. Sorry Chester Thomson and Daryl Styurmer.
Saw them during this Mama tour at the Carrier Some in Syracuse during a snow storm! Awsome show! On top of the world! But a might treacherous on the way home!
I saw them in Virginia on their Invisible Touch tour &it was so amazing! I just saw them in Charlotte on their final tour. I just wanted to see them one more time, & support Phil's determination to give his fans 1 more show.
Excellent show, but it's such a bit sad that they decided (don't know the reason why) to drop some songs played on the show like Old Medley, Dodo/Lurker, Follow You Follow Me & Carpet Crawlers from the vhs/dvd release. I hope they release the dvd with the full setlist someday (with full concert setlist versions of Live At Wembley & Three Sides Live video too) but it's a great video overall💖💖
Saw this tour, it was amazing. Let’s do song structure right here…1st song….verse chorus….right….bridges with Genesis- for me that’s where the fun really starts…..abacab is great to open with of course. Keep listening cause if memory serves 3-4 songs in we are now in their hands and might know,don’t care……geniuses out here doing genius level stuff live. No good time for a beer run so send somebody or take your turn first and get back by song 4-5….promise.❤❤❤😊
Full setlist for the Birmingham shows (songs not on the Mama Tour video marked with an asterisk (*))... Dodo/Lurker* Abacab That's All Mama Old Medley (Eleventh Earl of Mar / The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway / Firth of Fifth / The Musical Box)* Illegal Alien Home by the Sea / Second Home by the Sea Carpet Crawlers* (not played on 25th February) Keep It Dark It's Gonna Get Better Follow You Follow Me* In the Bloody Cage Medley (In the Cage / The Cinema Show / ...In That Quiet Earth / The Colony of Slippermen) Afterglow Drum Duet Los Endos* Misunderstanding* (played only on 25th February) Turn It On Again Medley (Turn It On Again / Everybody Needs Somebody to Love / Satisfaction / Twist and Shout / All Day and All of the Night / Baby Let Me Take You Home / Karma Chameleon / Every Breath You Take / Sunshine of Your Love (29th February only) / Pinball Wizard / In the Midnight Hour / Turn It On Again)
@@kanius Sadly not. My VHS copy never had it. The Genesis Archive put up camcorder footage of "Los Endos" from one of the Birmingham shows (one presumes from the sound & lighting desk) on their RUclips channel a year or two ago, but it has since been taken down or made private.
@@antster1983 OK, i just asked my dad, he also remembers los endos being on the tape, i really need to dig it out of the garage, this is driving me nuts.
Thanks for the updated show set list was at one of the Mama Tour concerts at Birmingham NEC thoroughly enjoyed the shows set list, ended of the seat stuff... until the encore of popular medley, happy to see a band that has made a cover song one of theirs on an album or single and while liking most of the songs in the medley would have been much happier having one or a medley of their songs as the encore. Sadly my first and last Genesis concert as family commitments got in the way, and then could not justify paying the price of tickets on the reunion tour,. Seen Steve Hackett's shows recently, value for money and quality to match.
No, that's how he sang it live on the night, it was overdubbed on the original video release, and this bootleg from the last show of the tour proves it: ruclips.net/video/D4Gjquas6nE/видео.html
@@antster1983 You're right! that Bootleg is not the same night but yeah, cheers for the correction, wasn't aware of that dubbing the other way around as it were!!! His voice obviously wasn't as strong at that stage of the tour, he was doing the full falsetto thing in Philly 83 earlier in the tour ! :) ruclips.net/video/ozn9AMCHx7Q/видео.html
En lo personal no me gustó que hayan elegido este concierto para representar al Mama Tour, se nota un Phil Collins un poco "apagado" a comporacion de otros conciertos, por ejemplo los de Philadelphia en 1983, el registro vocal de Phil es ampliamente superior ahí, se le escucha más energíco que en Birmingham.
@@ageise0283 The bass player in Genesis was Mike, but only by default as Anthony Phillips was the better guitarist, and then Steve Hackett after Ant left. It was only after Steve left that Mike stepped up as guitarist, so for live shows they needed a guitarist who could play bass on the majority of the newer material. Legendary session bassist Alphonso Johnson auditioned, but his guitar skills were lacking, so he recommended a guitarist from Milwaukee who worked with French jazz violinist Jean-Luc Ponty called Daryl Stuermer, and the rest is history.
Didn't like the popular songs medley wanted more Genesis songs shouldn't have let is spoil the concert for me but it did instead of leaving the concert on a high I was left thinking What The F.. Karma Chameleon? I Knew What I Liked back then a bit of Prog still remember enjoying the concert up to that point. Must point out nothing wrong with a good pop song a lot have been a part of life for what seem like a blink of the eye.
Bah....you gotta let them have their fun! Ending the show with Turn it on Again and the pop melody??.....wow. everyone was shocked and left that place on such a high note. One of my great memories.
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That transition from Keep It Dark to Its Gonna Get Better is damn near poetry man…
AGREED
Sublime indeed. At @1:01:23, that complete smile on Phil's face! The guitar and synthesizer at the end of It's Gonna Get Better just beautifully wraps up the set of those two songs. FM station 95X in Syracuse NY in the early 1980s used to run "double-shots", which consisted of 2 songs back-to-back from the same artist. Keep it Dark and It's Gonna Get Better from this show are a perfect double-shot.
Immediately afterwards, also notice the never-ending lovefest in Phil's introductions of Daryl and Chester, before they lead into the "bloody" In the Cage Medley.
You just said the perfect words
Couldn't agree more! Keep It Dark is well-loved (and rightfully so, one of my favorites from the Phil-era), but I always feel It's Gonna Get Better is REALLY underrated. It's such a beautifully moody song that is the perfect album closer to the Genesis album, but the way it's presented here, shifting from Keep It Dark into It's Gonna Get Better so seamlessly really elevates it to a whole 'nother level.
What a fantastic show. So glad my parents raised me on this incredible music. 🥰 Nothing beats live music by artists who write their own songs, play and sing live, no pitch correction, no auto-tune, just real as real can be! And when that band happens to be these five guys (because let's not forget Daryl and Chester, they're both incredible and to be honest I consider them to be members of the band considering how long they were a part of their touring lineup), you're in for a real treat!
Too right it is. Smooth as butter
There’ll never be one like Phil
Just something Happens to me when I hear his voice
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Thanks for this. Amazing concert, used it to bring in 2024. Music like this is not produced any more. Golden era of rock pop.
Nothing beats the In the Cage medley with In That Quiet Earth.
Agree! Also there are some shows where they play old stuff, Back in New York City and of course Suppers Ready are Jewells!
In the Cage medley into Supper’s Ready was pretty darn close
My god, what a band. I saw this tour in Hollywood, Florida. Has to be the best concert I ever saw. I also saw them in Syracuse NY on their Duke tour.
This show, though, in my opinion, was genesis hitting the sweet spot of their career. The band's superpowers were at their peak as well as Phil's voice and his drumming.....my goodness, the drumming!
Finishing off with Turn it on Again and that great pop melody was such fantastic ending. Had every one in the stadium bopping.
I saw them one last time on their We Can't Dance tour. Phenomenal, but I'm so glad I saw them at their very peak in the early 80s.
Aging has not been kind to Phil (or any of us, I guess, for that matter), so I just couldn't go see them on their final tour. I'm glad they got to go out one last time though.
What I wouldn't have given though for one more studio album.
Did they play the carrier dome on the Syracuse date you saw them ??
0:05 - Intro/Abacab
8:54 - Good Evening Chat
10:37 - That's All
15:16 - Mama
26:18 - Illegal Alien
31:48 - Audience Participation Time
36:19 - Home By The Sea
48:50 - Keep It Dark
53:44 - It's Gonna Get Better
1:03:44 - In The Cage Medley (In The Cage/ The Cinema Show/Riding The Scree/ The Cinema Show (reprise)/In That Quiet Earth/The Colony Of Slippermen)
1:18:15 - Afterglow
1:23:05 - Drum Duet
1:27:19 - Turn It On Again (including popular medley)
Genesis were such a tight live act during this era. A really great show, the one blemish being the popular medley they weaved into Turn It On Again, and the main reason I've never been a fan of that is because Turn It On Again is such a great song on its own and really comes to life in the live setting - I don't want them to dilute that with other people's songs!
A great version of Abacab too, on par with the sublime Three Sides Live version. What a way to start a show!
ONE of the best shows of ALL TIME!! Used to have this on VHS and I wore it out. ❤️ this concert. Makes me so sad after being obsessed with the reunion tour. NONE OF US are here forever and Phil gave us the last of what he has left. I'll be forever grateful 🙏. Genesis Giving us one last round especially in these messed up times is a real treat. 😮💨
Wipes tear away.... it was my first concert.
I've wore many videos out in the past
The version of Mama here is one of the band and Phil's greatest performances. When he sings "Can you see meeeee..." and that bass synth thunders in. Glorious. Also, Afterglow. What a track that is.
Ultra professional stage & video production for 1984. Phil & Chester both of top of their drumming game. Bought the video in 1987- 34 years ago. Hard to believe 😬. Farewell tour underway. Hope it goes well for the guys. Sad to see Phil diminished physically. Saw Steve Hackett just a few nights ago. Top notch performance 🎭. The end of an era. Tempus Fugit.
Personally (as a drummer who started playing because of PC) I think he is in his prime in this era. Absolutely flawless apart from the odd 16th on HBTS which I’ll put down to the primitive Simmons kit 😜 Totally agree with your comments. Great to know there’s others who admire Phil and Chester!
and to think I just got into Genesis, Yes, King Crimson. All stopped touring! Damn shame
@@KazBodnar if you want to hear old Genesis done well, Steve Hackett's band do a great job. Also The Musical Box!
Man, this takes me back. I saw this show in Vancouver. Phil Collins was a great entertainer. The light show was spectacular. And the Turn it on again medley was one of the shows highlights.
A great time no less.
This looks like it was shot with multiple 16mm-filmcameras with meticulous planning and stage lighting. This might have been edited on video tape after telecine. IF the camera negatives still exists (which I doubt), a new scan, edit (the opening video effects have to be recreated), and digital restoration would reveal absolute stunning quality. 1980s film stock was already very good and way better than what we see here.
Tears. I laughed until I cried at Phil trying to break Mike's concentration with his bonkers antics during 'That's All'. When he started 'blowing' near the end of the solo I lost it.
I was there and it was a brilliant concert, I had a seat right in front of the mixing desk and the sound was awesome. Princess Di and Prince Charles were there too.
Me too as a 14 year old. If I remember Phil was making references to smoking weed. I thought it was strange as the royals were there.
I watched them live last night again on the last domino tour and he sang it again. Very emotional. He’s in poor health makes me sad looking at this.
Genesis are the best ever.
@@pataleno On the We Can't Dance Tour at a performance at the Royal Albert Hall (with Prince Charles in attendance), before going into the Old Medley, Phil started telling a variant on the bawdy story of Romeo and Juliet (the one used prior to Supper's Ready or The Cinema Show, depending on which tour you saw or bootleg you listened to)
I remember Phil saying in an interview that Diana had been to a Genesis show on the 'Invisible Touch' tour and politely chided him for not playing more material from 'Trick Of the Tail'. I remember thinking "How funny and cool is that?"
Best quality version I have come across.
Condercrowd that’s because I ripped the dvd of the concert included in the Genesis Movie Box Set 1981-2007
Thanks for posting it - very awesome, especially with the (what I presume is) remastered audio. Or maybe it's just because it's not VHS-sourced. Regardless of what you think of that era of Genesis music (personally I'm lukewarm on the 80's pop stuff, save for a few tracks I love), there's no denying that they were on top of their game as a touring concert band. Though Mike's permed-hair/sleeveless-top/leather-pants look... yeesh.
Amazing! This was my first video that I saw when I was just 5 years old, Very special concert for me. Thanks for post it in this amazing quality!!! Love it!
PHENOMENAL 🤘 untouchable era ❤❤❤ 60s 70s 80s 90s..thrn life went down the pan
Recuerdo haber tenido el original en VHS en los ochenta; lo compré en Estados Unidos.
Lo escuché mil veces hasta que un día simplemente no supe más de él (Temuco, sur de Chile).
Y he aquí.
Gracias a quien lo subió.
I just noticed that Phil puts on a leather jacket at the start of in the cage I think that is such a nice little nod to the past even though they became a big and popular act they didn’t forget there roots
IN THE BLOODY CAGE!!
The following night was the performance in front of Prince Charles & Princess Diana. The guy shouts "PLAY THE BLOODY CAGE!" and Phil remarks, "Not you again! ...He was here last night!"
My first big concert at 16, my 4th birthday present (leap year!). Birmingham NEC. Blew my young mind!
This time frame is Genesis at the height of their powers. Phil's voice was at its strongest. His drumming had not yet begun to deteriorate. The whole still band seemed to be totally into playing live and having fun. Great stuff.
I would argue Invisible Touch was their peak. It was too fricken long ago so 2 years or so doesn’t really matter much. 👴🏻
@@tdog9818 I disagree, by that point Phil had problems singing the higher notes from Mama, and also by the second leg of that tour they had to lower the key of a couple of songs so he could sing them without destroying his voice.
@FranciscoFJM Phil might have started to diminish slightly, but there's no doubt that as a band, Invisible Touch was the peak of MT. Everest for them. 10 months of sold out shows including stadiums. They were on top of the world in 86/87
@@tdog9818 Their peak was in Wind and Wuthering tour.
What do you mean drumming deteriorating? Phil was always drumming well until 2007, despite aging his drumming was always great.
I went to the Mama Tour Concert in 1984 and it was fabulous and best concert I ever attended. Genesis is the best. Phil Collins is the best singer and musician of them all. God bless you Phil.
I saw them on this tour
I wish they would release this whole show. Would love to see Dodo/Lurker, 11th Earl of Mar, Firth of Fifth, Lamb Lies Down & Musical Box.
Awesome show and great sound quality!
Man, the bass pedals on "In That Quiet Earth" sound amazing!
the fact that you know what a bass pedal is, well done. =)
Thank-you very much! Love Genesis and I caught this tour and the one before it and I feel this was the band in their prime of course it's my opinion as other's like different era's of the band.😊 ❤️ 😎👍
Totally, this was Genesis at it's prime. Phil's drumming and singing were peak and his physicality onstage never hit this level again.
Thanks so very much for posting this!!
The Band was not performing with this show at The Netherlands so i bought the VHS, now with Great HD Sound 🙂 Thanks 🙂
I saw this tour concert in Omaha. Genesis fans are unique and I like to think a little higher intelligence to really appreciate them. The instrumentals were The best part. I think Phil's drumming was my favorite part. He's a drummer, great singer but still one of the best drummers in my opinion. I didn't even know they had a guy to cover on bass and drums until I saw them live. I always thought it was just Mike, Tony and Phil. I should know their names I was a huge fan. Sorry Chester Thomson and Daryl Styurmer.
Ty. One of our rock Gods. So sad what his wife left him during his spinal Injury.
Saw them during this Mama tour at the Carrier Some in Syracuse during a snow storm! Awsome show! On top of the world! But a might treacherous on the way home!
i was there too! :)
That's my home town! I saw them at the Carrier Dome on their Duke tour, I think in 1980. Saw this tour in Hollywood FL
They really were the best band on the planet back then ,wish It was my era ,wasn't even born lol ,superb as always from genesis
thanks for sharing from france i was 20 years old always good
I went to this show at Birmingham. I was 14 at the time.
Holy sugar!
What a Band!
Many thank's for upload this album 🙏❤🇮🇩❤🙏
I saw them in Virginia on their Invisible Touch tour &it was so amazing! I just saw them in Charlotte on their final tour. I just wanted to see them one more time, & support Phil's determination to give his fans 1 more show.
Sempre bellissimo.
Wow! What a way to start the day!
1984 January 23rd in Houston Texas. GREATest CONCERT EVER. I Fail in LoVe.
Excellent show, but it's such a bit sad that they decided (don't know the reason why) to drop some songs played on the show like Old Medley, Dodo/Lurker, Follow You Follow Me & Carpet Crawlers from the vhs/dvd release. I hope they release the dvd with the full setlist someday (with full concert setlist versions of Live At Wembley & Three Sides Live video too) but it's a great video overall💖💖
Yes, I am sure it is not the whole show....but it is almost.
My guess is because most of that stuff is on Three Sides Live and they don’t like to repeat themselves
My guess is they ran out of tape
Thank you. Thank you so very much for posting this concert.
Saw this tour, it was amazing. Let’s do song structure right here…1st song….verse chorus….right….bridges with Genesis- for me that’s where the fun really starts…..abacab is great to open with of course. Keep listening cause if memory serves 3-4 songs in we are now in their hands and might know,don’t care……geniuses out here doing genius level stuff live. No good time for a beer run so send somebody or take your turn first and get back by song 4-5….promise.❤❤❤😊
Thank you
Thanks for posting
1:01:42 someone requests Harold The Barrel. They’re the real champ of the night.
I would've done that if i where my age but 10 years and 7 months before i was born.
lol
They'd be the sort of person to have gone to a Bowie concert and yelled out, "The Laughing Gnome!"
@@blackpeter70Or one who would go to a Nickelback concert and request they shut up
@@blackpeter70Harold the barrel a classic tho
Excellent, thanks
I was there. Nothing like it, and a sweatshop to boot. God was it hot in there
I love the shot of Chester Thompson smiling at 45:35. He knows the band is tight, Phil is in the zone, and he's just grooving and having a blast.
Yep, I saw that too. Magical.
awesome
Maravilloso
The best that there is ! Nuff said
the very best
Abacab here sounds more hard and heavy with the drums. I think is my favorite version of all!
Great!
simplesmente perfeito
1:35:17 Karma Chameleon from Culture Club and Every Breath you take from The police :)
Full setlist for the Birmingham shows (songs not on the Mama Tour video marked with an asterisk (*))...
Dodo/Lurker*
Abacab
That's All
Mama
Old Medley (Eleventh Earl of Mar / The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway / Firth of Fifth / The Musical Box)*
Illegal Alien
Home by the Sea / Second Home by the Sea
Carpet Crawlers* (not played on 25th February)
Keep It Dark
It's Gonna Get Better
Follow You Follow Me*
In the Bloody Cage Medley (In the Cage / The Cinema Show / ...In That Quiet Earth / The Colony of Slippermen)
Afterglow
Drum Duet
Los Endos*
Misunderstanding* (played only on 25th February)
Turn It On Again Medley (Turn It On Again / Everybody Needs Somebody to Love / Satisfaction / Twist and Shout / All Day and All of the Night / Baby Let Me Take You Home / Karma Chameleon / Every Breath You Take / Sunshine of Your Love (29th February only) / Pinball Wizard / In the Midnight Hour / Turn It On Again)
I could swear my mama tour vhs had los endos after the duet, did it ever end up on a vhs? Maybe my memory is off.
@@kanius Sadly not. My VHS copy never had it.
The Genesis Archive put up camcorder footage of "Los Endos" from one of the Birmingham shows (one presumes from the sound & lighting desk) on their RUclips channel a year or two ago, but it has since been taken down or made private.
@@antster1983 OK, i just asked my dad, he also remembers los endos being on the tape, i really need to dig it out of the garage, this is driving me nuts.
Thanks for the updated show set list was at one of the Mama Tour concerts at Birmingham NEC thoroughly enjoyed the shows set list, ended of the seat stuff... until the encore of popular medley, happy to see a band that has made a cover song one of theirs on an album or single and while liking most of the songs in the medley would have been much happier having one or a medley of their songs as the encore.
Sadly my first and last Genesis concert as family commitments got in the way, and then could not justify paying the price of tickets on the reunion tour,.
Seen Steve Hackett's shows recently, value for money and quality to match.
@@kanius Possible chance he's thinking of the Wembly Stadium Invisible Touch Tour ending that had Los Endos and was on VHS?
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That audience laugh at 33:40 cracks me up
Holy shit, Keep it Dark chorus has overdubbed vocals during the falsetto bit, it's been replaced with vocals an octave lower!!! wtf!!
No, that's how he sang it live on the night, it was overdubbed on the original video release, and this bootleg from the last show of the tour proves it: ruclips.net/video/D4Gjquas6nE/видео.html
@@antster1983 You're right! that Bootleg is not the same night but yeah, cheers for the correction, wasn't aware of that dubbing the other way around as it were!!! His voice obviously wasn't as strong at that stage of the tour, he was doing the full falsetto thing in Philly 83 earlier in the tour ! :) ruclips.net/video/ozn9AMCHx7Q/видео.html
@@antster1983 whoa that's a revelation and a half
Tony banks Keyboards Backing Vocals
Phil Collins Drums Vocals
Mike Rutherford Bass Guitar Guitar Backing Vocals
With
Chester Thompson Drums
Daryl Stuermer Guitar, Bass Guitar
Holy parachute pants and perms, Batman!
Oh dear...I always wonder the following: "Who dressed Mike????"😂😂😂
En lo personal no me gustó que hayan elegido este concierto para representar al Mama Tour, se nota un Phil Collins un poco "apagado" a comporacion de otros conciertos, por ejemplo los de Philadelphia en 1983, el registro vocal de Phil es ampliamente superior ahí, se le escucha más energíco que en Birmingham.
Unbelievable
Berry Berry nice 80year music
Show
they deleted the moment when the crowd laughed at him when the sans karma chameleon
Steve Hackett left right before it got great
el dia que inventen la maquina del tiempo, ya se donde viajar..
Who was the bassist for this tour?
For most songs, Daryl Stuermer. For the Hackett era songs, Mike Played his parts from the albums
@@ryanmartin456 Thanks
As always with Genesis, no full-time bass player, so shared by Stuermer and Rutherford.
@@ageise0283 The bass player in Genesis was Mike, but only by default as Anthony Phillips was the better guitarist, and then Steve Hackett after Ant left.
It was only after Steve left that Mike stepped up as guitarist, so for live shows they needed a guitarist who could play bass on the majority of the newer material.
Legendary session bassist Alphonso Johnson auditioned, but his guitar skills were lacking, so he recommended a guitarist from Milwaukee who worked with French jazz violinist Jean-Luc Ponty called Daryl Stuermer, and the rest is history.
the fact that genesis ever did cover a bit of Karma Chameleon will never not amuse me
Didn't like the popular songs medley wanted more Genesis songs shouldn't have let is spoil the concert for me but it did instead of leaving the concert on a high I was left thinking What The F.. Karma Chameleon?
I Knew What I Liked back then a bit of Prog still remember enjoying the concert up to that point.
Must point out nothing wrong with a good pop song a lot have been a part of life for what seem like a blink of the eye.
Bah....you gotta let them have their fun! Ending the show with Turn it on Again and the pop melody??.....wow. everyone was shocked and left that place on such a high note. One of my great memories.
Those leather pants..... There's a style I never want to see again!
1:17:08
What the fuck were they thinking with that medley at the end.
@@timothyking152 I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Corny banter between song and over the top gesturing during song. Had to as the rest of the band are a bunch of stiffs. Phil you will be missed!
Zu peinlich das Original „Keep it Dark“ mit einer Oktave tiefer Stimme zu hübschen! Was soll sowas? Das entspricht nicht mehr dem Original!
the last 40 minutes of this thing is so badass!!
Впринципе свеж ! Для Меня ГЕНИАЛЕН!