I am always moved when i see the videos of the Genesis, I am a collector , but even if i see them again i cry, i met this wonderful group in 1973,i was 15 years old,i saw their concerts,Now at 65 i still live with their music,forever until my end, A hug from ITALY.
@@GenesisMuseum Yes,but i was very young ti think about keeping something,many Memories,but i keep a very importante tichet,the One in Turin,the only concert in Italy made,there must have bene 11 shows,but all canceled,maybe mine Is inique...n.tick.01564.Hallo.
can't imagine this didn't just absolutely blow some people away who could grasp the brilliance of what they were seeing...at their prime early power...so unique and special...what a performance!!!
One would have thought. My sister said that a concert that she went to in Atlanta in the early 70s, they were booed. Folks weren't ready for them - I guess.
What I love about this period of Genesis is the unique combination of individuals working so well to create a totally unique sound and vision. A brilliant example of working together for a common goal without loosing each separate identity.
I've never seen this footage before and it does not disappoint!! For uber-fans it's like a mini holy grail. The synch with the audio is totally outstanding...I don't know how you guys do it so accurately!
Absolute pure f-ing gold! This would've been an amazing show to see. Peter seems more animated than normal in spots and it's great to see footage of him wearing that large helmet during Ikhnaton and Itsacon is amazing. So much greatness here I wish it was the whole show!
To echo everyone else, thanks for all of these. I was only 5 at this point, so I missed the heyday of a lot of my favorite bands, especially Genesis. I really enjoy and appreciate these glimpses back.
I was 9 so still too young. My first Genesis Concert wasn't till Duke in 80 (my very first concert was Yes Tourmato in 78... am sorry I missed Genesis in 78, they were just appearing on my radar at the time). I saw Steve Hackett last Friday (the 13) in L.A. playing Seconds Out (and more) which was the first Genesis album I ever bought. It was a great, long, and emotional show actually hearing Steve play all those incredible songs for the first time. Loved this clip. Some really great Phil moments, and though I have seen a bit of the "Genesis Live" era footage I think this is some of the most animated and varied Gabrial footage I have seen in one place.
I am continually hooked & floored by the amazing accurate drive of this rhythm team Mike Rutherford Philip David Charles Collins & Tony Banks. Thank you for sharing this clip!
I just stumbled on this historical gem many thanks for the post! I just can't imagine the audience of 1974, in Cali was just witnessing the meteoric rise of the most prolific rock prog band under their puzzled eyes, ears, and minds!
So cool to see this footage. I was at Long Beach Arena watching yes perform tales of topographic oceans the night before and the guy sitting next to me said you got to go see Genesis at the Santa Monica Civic tomorrow night. They blow the doors off what yes just performed”. Yes sewer consummate musicians and put on amazing show. Needless to say, I was skeptical. To this day almost 50 years later, and many many shows later. Genesis performance that night is probably the most memorable. They totally blew me away. P.S. Seeing Steve Hackett on 11/18.
to have 8mm with sound in 74 was a big deal. this is great, thanks for sharing. i shot 5 rolls of 35mm but sadly years ago they were lost in a basement flood...
Man Phil was a beast on drums. Nobody could ever come close to his grooves and technique he used. On top of that he had such a brilliant voice while he was working his way through every song while on drums. Unfortunately talent like that could never get popular like that again these days.
Another fantastic find. Always wanted to see that head gear used at 11:15 & to see young, shy Hackett standing at the end of ‘Supper’s Ready’ accompanying Peter is a euphoric moment. His red flares are a piece of art in themselves! As always, Thank you !
Today it’s more like stop taking video and put your cell phone away so I can enjoy the show…it’s really annoying sometimes. At the same time, for some concerts (especially the larger ones) you end up with a few people in the front getting great stuff. I’d love to see front row, high quality videos of some of these shows.
magical document. well done to you sir, Thank you, I was a young 15 year old boy saw this tour in Birmingham England now 64 wonderful gift godbless you
Magnificent! Wow! What I wud give to have seen this show. I was in 9th grade. Thanks to my older brother, a musician and possessed an amazing album collection, I fell I love with this band. I remember I had to move from LI Ny to a suburb off Scranton. I wore my Genesis t shirts to school and people never heard of them. Love this recording and thank you. Gave me goosebumps. Check out the Musical Box if you haven’t already.
Amazing historic document, thanks so much for this labor of love! Well done. Great to see the originals performing live, in particular The Battle of Epping Forest, a rarity! For all of you who didn't get to see Genesis, check out The Musical Box whenever possible, they recreate Genesis live, from Foxtrot to A Trick of the Tail, approved by Genesis.
...a little jagged, but otherwise very enjoyable and rare 👍 You get the undeniable feeling that "the boys" are having a good time playing ~ it seems so effortless for them, even though it was probably hard work!🫢 This kind of montage leaves you wanting more😉☺️ ~ thanks for sharing 👏🙏
If I was given the choice to go back in time for 1 tour I would pick this one, the 1974 Selling England. Yet, even with web and youtube memorabilia and rares, there seems to be more emphasis on "before" (earliest days) and "after" (The Lamb). SEBTP was a peak without equals :-(
I'll bet George Lucas got the idea of the Jedi 'light saber' in Star Wars from these Genesis performances of Supper's Ready, which pre-date Star Wars by 3-4yrs.
@@filmneye Not, that concept was developed by Alejandro Jodorowsky on his failed version of Dune. He gave his script and storyboards to all Hollywood to get funding and got none but everybody ripped him off. Gabriel's concept of Lamb Lies Down on Broadway was inspired by Jodorowsky's films, in particular El Topo. Guess who make this film a cult classic screening at midnight in NYC? John Lennon, who began to dress like El Topo character.
The "black" shows were basically all of the 1974 legs of the tour, so roughly 60 or so. Unfortunately, they are also the darkest and show up the worst on film.
Maybe, but in retrospect his theatrics may be the only reason most people have heard of them now. Genesis toured with many bands such as Capability Brown, Caravan, Focus, Lindisfarne, Gentle Giant, String Driven Thing, and so many others who had very limited success.
@@GenesisMuseum Nonsense. Most people today know of them due to the incredible success they had after Gabriel left. His over the top antics had become a liability by 1975.
Indeed, but without the theatrics, they may not have lasted long enough for that to happen. There are endless examples of bands that were as good or better than Genesis musically, but they never got noticed.
Phil: "When Peter first put on his flower hat. Overnight our earnings doubled. We got on the front page of Melody Maker. It was the first time anyone in the press had ever taken any notice of us" ruclips.net/video/2oAfXqNO8WY/видео.html
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I am always moved when i see the videos of the Genesis, I am a collector , but even if i see them again i cry, i met this wonderful group in 1973,i was 15 years old,i saw their concerts,Now at 65 i still live with their music,forever until my end, A hug from ITALY.
Awesome! Did you keep anything from the concerts you saw? (photos, films, posters, recordings, ...)
@@GenesisMuseum Yes,but i was very young ti think about keeping something,many Memories,but i keep a very importante tichet,the One in Turin,the only concert in Italy made,there must have bene 11 shows,but all canceled,maybe mine Is inique...n.tick.01564.Hallo.
They were truly great!!!!!❤️
Recently watched the Rome 2007 show. Great Stuff and an audience of 500000 thousnd.
This is a rare tribute film of early Genesis at the height of their musical prowess. Thank you for this rare footage.
listening to Phil Collins' explosive, intricate, lightning-fast and technical drumming during the Sebtp tour in 1974 is an incredible experience.
Don't mind the morons in the comments about the quality... true fans know what work goes into this and it's truly appreciated.
I remember first getting this on VHS in like 1989. It had a terrible jitter problem. This is magnificent by comparison.
can't imagine this didn't just absolutely blow some people away who could grasp the brilliance of what they were seeing...at their prime early power...so unique and special...what a performance!!!
One would have thought. My sister said that a concert that she went to in Atlanta in the early 70s, they were booed. Folks weren't ready for them - I guess.
@@jrbird7571 Yes, Genesis were way ahead of their time, esp. in America.
I was at this show and was totally blown away. The crowds response at this small 3,000 seat venue was thunderous!
Seeing what's going on with Peter during The Battle Of Epping Forest is absolutely adorable. Thank you!
Thank you for this! I never get tired of discovering new early Genesis footage. The stuff from Epping Forest is priceless.
Best live band ever.
What I love about this period of Genesis is the unique combination of individuals working so well to create a totally unique sound and vision. A brilliant example of working together for a common goal without loosing each separate identity.
I've never seen this footage before and it does not disappoint!! For uber-fans it's like a mini holy grail. The synch with the audio is totally outstanding...I don't know how you guys do it so accurately!
This is incredible. Epping Forest must have been fun as hell to watch live.
Absolute pure f-ing gold! This would've been an amazing show to see. Peter seems more animated than normal in spots and it's great to see footage of him wearing that large helmet during Ikhnaton and Itsacon is amazing. So much greatness here I wish it was the whole show!
To echo everyone else, thanks for all of these. I was only 5 at this point, so I missed the heyday of a lot of my favorite bands, especially Genesis. I really enjoy and appreciate these glimpses back.
Films like these are our only time machine
I was 4. Who else did (or do) you like?
I was 9 so still too young. My first Genesis Concert wasn't till Duke in 80 (my very first concert was Yes Tourmato in 78... am sorry I missed Genesis in 78, they were just appearing on my radar at the time).
I saw Steve Hackett last Friday (the 13) in L.A. playing Seconds Out (and more) which was the first Genesis album I ever bought. It was a great, long, and emotional show actually hearing Steve play all those incredible songs for the first time.
Loved this clip. Some really great Phil moments, and though I have seen a bit of the "Genesis Live" era footage I think this is some of the most animated and varied Gabrial footage I have seen in one place.
I am continually hooked & floored by the amazing accurate drive of this rhythm team Mike Rutherford Philip David Charles Collins & Tony Banks. Thank you for sharing this clip!
Phil was an incredible drummer.
@@ashbourne8715 With many names, apparently.
Always breathtaking & remarkable to see these nuggets. Thank you to Louis for the film & you for the restoration. Moments we live for, brilliant! 😎👍
Thanks for sharing. Love seeing them do the Black Show version on this tour. Musically amazing.
I just stumbled on this historical gem many thanks for the post! I just can't imagine the audience of 1974, in Cali was just witnessing the meteoric rise of the most prolific rock prog band under their puzzled eyes, ears, and minds!
I discovered them later that year.
What an amazing group. Legends!… 🔥
So cool to see this footage. I was at Long Beach Arena watching yes perform tales of topographic oceans the night before and the guy sitting next to me said you got to go see Genesis at the Santa Monica Civic tomorrow night. They blow the doors off what yes just performed”. Yes sewer consummate musicians and put on amazing show. Needless to say, I was skeptical. To this day almost 50 years later, and many many shows later. Genesis performance that night is probably the most memorable. They totally blew me away. P.S. Seeing Steve Hackett on 11/18.
to have 8mm with sound in 74 was a big deal. this is great, thanks for sharing. i shot 5 rolls of 35mm but sadly years ago they were lost in a basement flood...
we try to find, digitize, restore, and archive this material but sadly much of it was lost
Historic, thanks to all who brought this to light, including the original taper(s)
Wow ! This is phenomenal footage. Thank you!
Incredible, I laughed, I cried, 😂seriously this fills in so many visual blanks. Epping Forest alone is incredible to see..thank you!! Well done team.
Man Phil was a beast on drums. Nobody could ever come close to his grooves and technique he used. On top of that he had such a brilliant voice while he was working his way through every song while on drums. Unfortunately talent like that could never get popular like that again these days.
This is fantastic! Thank you so much for the restoration work and sharing. Salutations from Brazil.
Excellent work with the sync and fades.
Another fantastic find. Always wanted to see that head gear used at 11:15 & to see young, shy Hackett standing at the end of ‘Supper’s Ready’ accompanying Peter is a euphoric moment. His red flares are a piece of art in themselves! As always, Thank you !
Thank you so much for all the time and energy and care put into this and all the other restorations .. truly cherished and appreciated 🦊
Thank you all for the work in unearthing this treasure!
Nice one. Couple of costume's I'd never seen. Thanks for this!
I used to have small clips of this show on VHS ages ago. I miss trading tapes through the mail !
This is from a different night than the VHS source. They played 2 nights in Santa Monica.
The best band rock prog whit lyrics extraordinaire.
Get yer heads down 😁😎
It's crazy, no one can sit for 2 minutes!
Today it’s more like stop taking video and put your cell phone away so I can enjoy the show…it’s really annoying sometimes. At the same time, for some concerts (especially the larger ones) you end up with a few people in the front getting great stuff. I’d love to see front row, high quality videos of some of these shows.
What a beaut. Thanks so much!
This is marvelous. Well done on cleaning up and synching up the sound. A superb job.
Any peek into this magic past is appreciated.
magical document. well done to you sir, Thank you, I was a young 15 year old boy saw this tour in Birmingham England now 64 wonderful gift godbless you
Wonderfull work! The greatest band of all times live in 1974.
Wow. This is amazing. I watch all old Genesis clips. This has some elements I had never seen. Thank you.
Just wow! Every time you guys upload we know it will be awesome.
Sounds excellent!
Great set .
Thank you so much for sharing. 🖤
This will never get old
I was in 7th Grade....living 2 hours south of this concert....not a fan yet. 4 years later...in San Diego....I was there....and a FAN!!!!!!!
Magnificent! Wow! What I wud give to have seen this show. I was in 9th grade. Thanks to my older brother, a musician and possessed an amazing album collection, I fell I love with this band. I remember I had to move from LI Ny to a suburb off Scranton. I wore my Genesis t shirts to school and people never heard of them. Love this recording and thank you. Gave me goosebumps. Check out the Musical Box if you haven’t already.
Amazing historic document, thanks so much for this labor of love! Well done. Great to see the originals performing live, in particular The Battle of Epping Forest, a rarity! For all of you who didn't get to see Genesis, check out The Musical Box whenever possible, they recreate Genesis live, from Foxtrot to A Trick of the Tail, approved by Genesis.
...a little jagged, but otherwise very enjoyable and rare 👍 You get the undeniable feeling that "the boys" are having a good time playing ~ it seems so effortless for them, even though it was probably hard work!🫢
This kind of montage leaves you wanting more😉☺️ ~ thanks for sharing 👏🙏
Wow! Thanks! Saludos desde Argentina!
Great work. Thank you - much appreciated 😀
Splendido documento
Fantastic, a fan from México !!!
AMAZING AS ALWAYS
Que maravilha ouvir e ver Genesis na sua formação clássica!!!!!
If I was given the choice to go back in time for 1 tour I would pick this one, the 1974 Selling England. Yet, even with web and youtube memorabilia and rares, there seems to be more emphasis on "before" (earliest days) and "after" (The Lamb). SEBTP was a peak without equals :-(
Fantastic!
Amazing
Hackett standing at the end of Supper's Ready !
I liked the light saber bit at the end !
I'll bet George Lucas got the idea of the Jedi 'light saber' in Star Wars from these Genesis performances of Supper's Ready, which pre-date Star Wars by 3-4yrs.
@@filmneye Not, that concept was developed by Alejandro Jodorowsky on his failed version of Dune. He gave his script and storyboards to all Hollywood to get funding and got none but everybody ripped him off. Gabriel's concept of Lamb Lies Down on Broadway was inspired by Jodorowsky's films, in particular El Topo. Guess who make this film a cult classic screening at midnight in NYC? John Lennon, who began to dress like El Topo character.
Steve standing!!
Very rare
Please, restore Yes footage of Topographic Oceans!
We are working on more Yes footage, but it is not our specialty
@@GenesisMuseum no problem
How good is Phil ? answers on a postcard to ........
Tremendoo
Amazing footage, actually get a better idea of a live Genesis show during that period than you do with the awful Shepperton studios thing.
the six of the best show pains me because there is no footage
there is footage but none has been made "public" yet
Wow! A Black Show. They didn’t perform many of those
The "black" shows were basically all of the 1974 legs of the tour, so roughly 60 or so. Unfortunately, they are also the darkest and show up the worst on film.
@@GenesisMuseum 60 gigs. That's more than I thought they did.
This could do with an upscale/touchup like your other 8mms!
It has all the detail that this dark leg of the tour can offer
The music is great, but by this point I think PG's theatrics had gone over the top.
Maybe, but in retrospect his theatrics may be the only reason most people have heard of them now. Genesis toured with many bands such as Capability Brown, Caravan, Focus, Lindisfarne, Gentle Giant, String Driven Thing, and so many others who had very limited success.
@@GenesisMuseum Nonsense. Most people today know of them due to the incredible success they had after Gabriel left. His over the top antics had become a liability by 1975.
Indeed, but without the theatrics, they may not have lasted long enough for that to happen. There are endless examples of bands that were as good or better than Genesis musically, but they never got noticed.
Phil: "When Peter first put on his flower hat. Overnight our earnings doubled. We got on the front page of Melody Maker. It was the first time anyone in the press had ever taken any notice of us"
ruclips.net/video/2oAfXqNO8WY/видео.html
Total bull... it's part of what made them so special
Hazy images and chunks of songs... what's the point?
Go away, Debbie Downer.
I documenti audiovisivi dei Genesis con Peter sono ahimè molto molto rari
Better than nothing at all
Anything available matters. You don't like it, go check out Abba.
I agree with you.Just bits and pieces.There is a fantastic CD unreleased by Genesis of this tour in montreal in April ,1974.