GENESIS - ABACAB (LIVE 1987) REACTION
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The other drummer is the legendary Chester Thompson.
He’s toured with Zappa, Santana, Weather Report, and the Bee Gees, among others.
I was confused back when I saw Santana in 92’ when I read in a concert review that his keyboard player was Chester Thompson, but I just thought - man, this dude is versatile ! It wasn’t until I did some web searches a few years ago that I figured out that there are two Chester Thompson’s - Chester C. & Chester D !
@@thomascanfield9165 Yeah, Chester D. Thompson was also keyboardist for Tower of Power.
@@thomascanfield9165 I actually saw Santana with BOTH Chester Thompsons!
Also, by this point he had been playing ok stage with Phil for 10 years.
Chester just put out an album.
Saw Chester and Phil play together live. They were both unreal.
Me too!1977 and 1978 and 1984 all here in Nashville
I had the pleasure of working at the NEC in the UK doing concert security. I saw Genesis a couple of times there, and I agree with you, to see Chester and Phil play together in perfect sync was phenomenal.
I wish Chester was with them on the last tour.
Props to Mike Rutherford on guitar!!
When Genesis plays live, they have so many great jam sessions. Chester Thompson is also a spectacular drummer, Has played with the band for 30 years.
I'm a fan of genesis and Phil Collins. Watching these videos we see how Genesis attracted crowds to their shows. Awesome! Greetings from Brazil.
*They played four consecutive sell-out nights at the 80,000-capacity Wembley Stadium in July 1987. It was a record at the time that stood for five years until Michael Jackson played seven nights in 1992. In 1986/1987 Genesis were likely the biggest band on the planet- in addition to these four record gigs, their 1986 'Invisible Touch' album produced five Top 5 US singles, with the 'Invisible Touch' single making it to the top of the US singles chart.*
I saw Genesis back about '77, between "Wind And Wuthering" and "And Then There Were Three". Chester Thompson toured a lot with Genesis. The night I saw them Chester was bangin' away at the drums and Phil was singing and some damn fool from the audience thought it would be fun to jump on stage and get on Phil's drum-set in the middle of a song. He was banging away like crazy...and not a soul heard it. The sound-person of course had all the mics down on Phil's drums while he was singing.
A few seconds later three sets of arms reached up out of nowhere and the last thing we saw of that idiot was the bottom of his shoes as they yanked him down.
Phil and Chester were seamless together when they both sat down for the instrumental parts.
Blessings.
I saw them in 77’ too. One of the best concerts I ever saw. I got lucky and happened to hear on the radio what day tickets first went on sale and showed up at 7am before anyone else. Got front row/ center balcony seats in a 1920’s era opera house ! Talk about sitting pretty. Me and a college buddy had the time of our lives.
Genesis are an English rock band formed in 1967. Peter Gabriel was their lead singer till he left to pursue a solo career in 1975. Then Phil Collins their drummer took over as lead singer in 1976. They had a lot of great hits such as "Follow You Follow Me", "Turn It On Again", "Misunderstanding", "Duchess", "No Reply At All", "Abacab", "Keep It Dark", "Paperlate", "You Might Recall", "That's All", "Invisible Touch", "Throwing It All Away", "Land of Confusion", "In Too Deep", "Tonight, Tonight, Tonight" etc.
Fan of their 80’s output clearly.
Name ONE track by them from the 80’s that equals Firth of Fifth,Suppers Ready,ALL of Foxtrot and ALL of Nursery Cryme,One For The Vine,Eleventh Earl of Mar?
@@TheCornishCockney Man, keep that tired ol' debate outta here. There's no such thing as better. But I do love me some Dodo/Lurker.
*The band played four consecutive sell-out nights at the 80,000-capacity Wembley Stadium in July 1987. It was a record at the time and stood for five years until Michael Jackson played seven nights in 1992. Other gems to react to from this particular gig are 'Home By The Sea', 'Tonight Tonight Tonight', the Drum Duet/Los Endos and the 'Turn It On Again Medley', the latter being amongst the greatest finishes to any gig in music history.*
Genesis is one of the great live bands there ever was
Only Real Classic Prog Genesis 1971'-1975" !!!
@ronniefarnsworth6465 It's so funny that once Peter Gabriel left they created the most Genesis song ever, then shifted to a more commercial and successful sound. Almost like a F U to all those old school people who thought they were nothing without Gabriel.
The complex time signatures shifts in some of their songs are just brilliant. I love them.
They’ve been doing the double drum sets live since 1976. It was Bill Buford for the first year, but then Chester Thompson ever since, except their current tour which is Phil’s son Nick.
This version is The best live version of the song. Far faster than the studio version and even more powerful!
This was too fast in IMHO. slowed a bit more would have been more powerful. They're racing through it.
Genesis are the greatest band on the planet period!!!!
The other drummer was Chester Thompson - he used to play with Zappa, among other musicians. Mike Rutherford (who also founded Mike & The Mechanics) played the guitar, and Tony Banks was on keyboards.
Um did I hear you say you didn't care for Genesis at first??? How???? 😂Glad you've seen the light❤️
My first Genesis concert was in 78. I've seen them 2 more times in the 80's and Phil Collins once during his solo career!! I loved and cherish each of those concert experiences!!! I consider myself very blessed to have been able to see many top groups live in the 70's,80's and early 90's. Hall and Oates,Kansas, Tom Petty,Journey and Steve Winwood just to name some🎉💝.
Four consecutive sold out nights at the old Wembley Stadium which had a capacity of 100,000 and I think 80,000 for concerts because the stage was at the other end of football pitch.
LOVE LOVE LOVE Genesis. Duke, And Then There Were Three and Wind and Wuthering are my favorite albums and my favorite period.
It doesn't get better than this. they are like this live on stage every single time! Chester Thompson and Phil collins does a drum duo every gig, and they are fantastic! and i was at either this part of the concert tour, not sure if it was this day or either side of it. and it was so loud and the first time an all Digital sound system had been used on stage of any act, and clean as! they could be heard 10miles from wembley stadium and they know that because they got complaints lol
Another great performance with Phil getting on the drums for half the song is - Home By The Sea/Second Home By The Sea - ruclips.net/video/MOb9Ubu8f3U/видео.html
I saw them live in November. Phil's son is drumming for them now. He's fantastic!!! I think Chester Thompson and Phil had a falling out several years back. Phil is no longer able to drum due to his physical condition. His singing still sounded very good.
Thanks for playing the request Chod! This was my favorite song from their set when I saw them on their Invisible Touch Tour in 1987
LOCKED IN! Chester and Phil rock the world. They were jamming SO together. Organic sound building to a powerful crescendo. Fabulous.
The second drummer is Chester Thompson who used to be in Frank Zappa's band. As soon as Frank gave a musician his stamp of approval, all the big groups would know you had skills and would want to hire you. Another example is guitarists Adrian Belew who David Bowie poached from Frank and Steve Vai.
Chester also toured with Phil’s solo tours. One great performance of them together is from his 2004 Paris concert. Drums, drums and More Drums - ruclips.net/video/LVRHiSIeuAI/видео.html
I had the pleasure of being at Wembley for this concert. It was absolutely brilliant. I have seen them several times and just love them. A recent song I have rediscovered is "Driving the last spike" I think that there is a live version from Knebworth (I think?). Check it out. Its just one of a long long list you should listen to Many of them are named in the comments below.
With TWO (2) great drummers like Chester and Phil their live show was wonderfully impressive! However, please check out King Crimson's live show (Indiscipline - Live in Mexico) with THREE (3) drummers 'side by side' in the front of the stage with the band behind them. K.C. has toured with this '3 Drummer' set up for the past 4 years. Talk about impressive drumming!!
Enjoy! - Peace & Love to all!
i think that He must see live from 1977 with Bill Bruford. that was epic.
The one and only Chester Thompson! The drums kill here.
Wow look how young Phil is. He's not able to drum anymore due to back surgery he had a few years ago. Says they would have to tape the sticks to his hands. He has lost feelings in them. His son is playing the drums on this tour.
Abacab is my favorite. Home by the sea next please?
Both parts!
Phil and Chester Thompson are a perfect duo for twin Drum sets they were always so in sync with each other
One of the greatest live performances of all time. Simply legendary.
Check out Dance on Volcano/Los Endos of of their live album Seconds out for some a spectacular duet and an amazing overall jam session.
Phil Collins And Chester Thompson are amazing drummers! You should check out in the cage medley from three sides live. The drumming will blow your mind for sure!
Also, IMHO, Abacab is the ultimate version on that album!
For a great example of Phil and Chester drumming together, check out a live version of Dance on a Volcano/Los Endos. Outstanding performance.
Gotta watch the live version of In the Cage from Three Sides Live. Incredible performance.
Phil and Chester Thompson (2nd drummer) have been playing together since in the early 80's, if not earlier. You're right, they are in sync with one another. To me it sounds like 2 drum kits, being played by top quality musicians, perfectly in sync, but with a fuller presence, and obviously, loudness.
Great reaction, Wilburn! Love your channel. Keep you the wonderful work.
React to Los Endos live! It has a really nice drum duet between Chester and Phil. My favorite versions are 1980 in London and the 1981 New York concert (this has my favorite drum duet)
You kinda have to stay away from the early 70s Genesis if you're looking for the quintessential Genesis. The Collins years were definitely they're greatest period. Also, Chester and Phil's drum duets were epic
Genesis very good band in the 80s. good reaction.did not no about them in 60s and 70s.
Phil Collins has a very unique voice.
Love the rhythms in this song! The great Daryl Steurmer on guitar…..such a tight, superb band!
Except in this video Mike Rutherford is playing the guitar.
As Sean said, Mike is on guitar. Daryl is playing the bass.
@@SG-ct4yn They like to switch it up from time to time. Love their versatility.
Basically anything before Steve Hackett left is handled by Steurmer as he is a (much) better guitar player and can do what Hackett did. When they became a trio, those songs are handled by Mike on guitar.
You have to check out the drum duet/Los Endos from the same Wembley 87 gig. It'll blow your mind.
Also Domino from the same gig.
They have changed their sound over the years. Very proggy initially and moving more towards the shiny 80s poppy sound. I like it all bar a few ballads
So much hair! Lol!
A modern R&B jam band with two drummers you might like - Tedeschi Trucks band. "Anyhow" live at the Austin City Limits is a good place to start. Love their horns and back vocals.
Keep at it with this great band Chod,the rewards are great.
Check out by them, Eleventh Earl of Mar,Suppers Ready,Firth of Fifth (my favourite),One For The Vine,so so many.
The best bands are the ones who keep giving with each listen.
Compare and contrast to those tracks that catch you first listen then you grow tired of them.
Genesis,like Floyd and Yes,are not to be judged after one listen,but require repeated listens to hear everything and continue to be surprised.
Genesis are my favourite band of all time, but please checkout the brilliant band Marillion with Steve hogarth as lead vocal
Phil and Chester playing together always brilliant. Genesis live always put on a brilliant show whether it was Peter Gabriel or Phil Collins. You gotta check out the old medley from Rome of In The Cage/Cinema Show/ Dukes Travels/Afterglow. Phil singing and then goes on the drums, then sings again and an incredible crescendo on Afterglow when Phil goes back on the drums to an amazing finish. ruclips.net/video/0CQa4rObmuY/видео.html
Saw them Twice in Van BC. They were incredible live. On their game. Thanks man!!!🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
They opened their Mama tour in my hometown of Normal, IL. I had a great seat and the show was incredible. Saw them again (on acid) in Peoria. Our band covered this song back in '85, it was always my favorite to play.
Drums forward! Chester (Thompson) and Phil are SO tight. They can play in unison like crazy. Just amazing! and this is a JAM.
You know who Mr. Thompson played for before Genesis? Weather Report and before that Frank Zappa. He has some incredible chops. Phil heard him in both bands and was amazed he accepted.
Great reaction! I am a huge fan of Genesis and have always loved the way they are so locked in together. It's not an easy task as you said but yet they make it look seamless. Awesome band and one of the best ones I had the pleasure of seeing live years ago. Phil has one of the most expressive & unique voices. 🔥🔥🔥👍👍👍👏👏👏
U have to react to Genesis Turn It On Again; Also u need to react to the Who's Eminence Front; Iggy Pops Winners And Losers; Glen Frey's Don't Give Up; Van Halen's Panama. Check it out.
Chester Thompson one of the Gods of drumming 🤗☺
Interesting thing about this song is the title ABACAB. When Genesis writes music, they often write the music first, then work on the lyrics. Phil often scats the melody, rambling till they find something. ABACAB was the chord progression labeled for this song, and that's what he was using to sing it. ABACAB stuck!
Well not quite, calling it a chord sequence would mean it was A major, B major and C major chords. It's not a chord sequence, it's how they initially referred to the order of sections of the song. A = Verse, B = Chorus, C = Bridge, they then had a shorthand for trying out different rearrangements of those sections.
@@MrDiddyDee Thanks. Yup, I remember reading it that it was chord progressions some time ago (before the internet was big actually) and that's what I've been incorrectly saying all along. It was parts of the song, not chords. A -verse, B-Chorus, -C-bridge. The ABACAB was the order of the working version of the song structure, and how the band referred to the title of the song, which stuck. Thanks for the gentle correction!
Well referring to what you said as far as having to be insync drumming on stage Phil and Chester always work very well together so what you're actually hearing is them feeding off each other
Ya gotta watch him live in Paris in 2004. "In the Air Tonight "
One of the best performances by anyone anywhere (it is Phil's solo concert, however)!
Had the opportunity to see Genesis on this tour in Philadelphia at he thankfully now demoed Veterans Stadium, the same night the Flyers and Edmonton Oilers were playing a Stanley Cup Finals game across the street at The Spectrum.. The folks in the luxury boxes around The Vet would alerted the crowd whenever the Flyers scored, by flashing their lights off and on. And at the end, Phil Collins gave the crowd the final score, The Flyers won the game, and the concert continued. Great concert by the way.
You should try mama and tonight,tonight tonight from this show...awesome 👏👏👏👏
Great review man!!
Check out the instrumental "The Brazilian" live at this concert. Especially if you like percussion.
Supper's Ready has to be up next . Either the studio version or the live version from Shepperton Studios in '73 .......A masterpiece.
very good rewiew boy ...good job
Fuckin awesome!!!!
Dude... If you watch Genesis live videos you HAVE to check out the "Three Sides Live" recordings! Best shit Genesis has ever done
When Phil moved to front after Peter Gabriel left, I found myself obsessed with this song.
For real Chod, when Rutherford is playing that solo and they follow, he is pretty close to the studio version on this live vid, I've listened enough to know. Usually a solo will differ live, usually extends. But, this, pretty dang close.
Thoroughly enjoyed this, you took me back to some awesome times!!
Love this!! ❤👍🏽
You, as a drummer, should watch the video "Genesis: Drum Duet/Los Endos live 1987", 🤩🤩🤩!!!
Chills. I saw them live on this tour and this song is one of my favourites. Abacab. Title track from the album. Many more songs on it worth checking out. Always brilliant live. Chester Thompson was their drummer live for years. Now it’s Phil Collins’ son on what seems like they’re final ever tour.
Check out the "DRUM DUET" from the same concert!!!!!!!!!!!!!! it´s incredible!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
So Glad You Reacted To This Fantastic💥💥💥
You should check out the conversations with two stools followed by Los Endos (from the when in Rome 2007 video) amazing duet between Phil and Chester
The drum duet (followed by Los endos) is better in this 87 gig I think
That is an amazing performance!
Abacab is the chord progression of the song's melody A-B-A-C-A-B. I think. I have Dunning-Kruger, so do your research.
The tempo of this version is faster than the one I prefer. Still awesome.
It's verse chorus bridge, not chord progression.
Thanks. I knew it was something like that. @@SiriusJMoonlight
Nope, that was the verse-chorus-middle section as they were writing the song. Later they changed it, but left "Abacab" as the title. So the final version is more like ABABCAB then the instrumental part.
@@RobertKekuna Knew that. I just meant what it was referring to generally.
Chester and Phil drum duets are legendary. You should check out a conversation between two stools.
A scab are the only notes they use in this song so it is amazing what they were able to do with so few notes! I just saw them for the first time at The new UBS Arena on Long Island, NY. Amazing concert with great light affects!
I always liked this record, I only knew the audio version. Great music 🎸🎸🎶🎶🥁🥁💕
Also check out 'The Brazilian' from this same concert. A fantastic drum duet between Phil and Chester, and Mike's guitar is jaw-dropping! In fact, the whole concert is perfection, just binge on the whole thing. Also watch Phil Collins 'Take Me Home' live in Berlin, 1990. You can see Chester Thompson's magnificent drumming really well.
Come on Chod you are past due for a YES reaction! 🤩🤩🤩
U gotta give some luv to Chester.
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When Chester Thompson joined Genesis he asked Phil what to play, and Phil said do what you do, I’ve been copying you for years haha!
PROG ON BROTHER
Try the 'In The Cage' medley from the Mama Tour ending in 'Afterglow'. Nothing better than that.
Saw them 84
Genesis are at the pinnacle of progressive rock--at every point of their career, even the post-Gabriel/Hackett era. A lot of their radio hits don't show their musicianship as much as their album material, a lot of which they perform live. From this concert, the instrumental "The Brazilian" really shows off the marriage of double-drummers with pre-programmed synth percussion. I know that sounds weird, maybe even suspicious, but it's brilliant. "Supper's Ready" and "Cinema Show/Aisle of Plenty" (both from the Peter Gabriel (vocals)/Steve Hackett (guitar) era, before they dwindled to three) are probably their definitive progressive rock songs, although the former is about 23 minutes long and the latter 12 or something like that. Hope you check out more Genesis. They're right up there with Pink Floyd, Queen, Rush, Blue Oyster Cult, etc.! Thank you so much for reacting to this!
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Hi guys when you said this is the Keyboard’s song Mr Tony Banks please listen to Firth of Fifth.
Anyone mention Chester and Phil doing ' Los Endos yet? Def worth a look Chod
Yeah…I think they have potential too. Wembley 200k people. . 🤣
Phil was a drummer who was very demanding about hearing what he played being played by his the drummer.
Chester Thompson is Phil’s drummer for Genesis and Solo ! He’s as good as PC he is a drummers drummer!
Genesis, almost without exception, was better live than on record.
Meh. After Pete left I would agree with that for the most part. But,as spectacular as they were live with Gabriel,those studio albums after Hackett and Collins came on board....Nursery Cryme,Foxtrot,Selling England By The Pound and The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway...were also pretty damn spectacular.
@@wreckingKREW1 I would agree. My praise for their live performances was not intended to be a put down of the studio albums.
@@RubesGoodBrainCoffee well that first Genesis Live album (batwings) was a great improvement for many of those original songs.
@@Vince-lq3ve I agree.
Also he is a great drummer.
Sounds noticeably faster than the studio version, at least to me. Still great esp Rutherford's guitar playing, so tasty, and ofc Chester and Phil on drums two of the greats.
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Phil e Chester due mostri!!!
I hope you realize that this is Phil Collins!
Great song and reaction. Sadly Phil is not doing so well these days and cant play the drums anymore. Recentlly he had to be hospitalized..
Try the medley from the Mama tour