haroldlovesbarrels:

I love this so much. <3

Can’t help reblogging this :-P

(Source: genesis-pics, via madmanmoonie)

Oh Gosh, Steve SO good-looking on this one.

(Source: fox-on-the-rocks)

Genesis - The Cinema Show

Selling England by the Pound, 1973

Check it from 6:58 and you’ll see why I’ve posted it with the El Noi’s

(Heard it first 20 years ago and ever since, it keeps giving me the shivers.)

change-to-liquid:

Oh Phil…. that outfit….
I mean, look at Peter, you know… that’s art. But Phil just couldn’t be bothered xD I love that little dork.

(via madmanmoonie)

… Genesis’ 1975 A Trick of the Tail album cover (Design: Hipgnosis / Colin Elgie)

Inside the sleeve, the moon with the horse is associated to Mad Man Moon, an all-time fave of mine.

OH MY.

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Oh my.

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Phil Collins - Behind the Lines

from the album Face Value, 1981

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, PHIL.

(and listen to the original song by Genesis, from the album Duke, 1980)

a-trick-of-genesis

Miguel Llobet - Dos canciones catalanas

Andres Segovia, guitar

from the album Maestro, Maestro, 1996

Can’t help thinking the amazing instrumental part of Genesis’s Cinema Show was at least partly a contribution of Steve Hackett, who, as a Segovia fan, was maybe having the first Canción in his mind… What about that?

Genesis - Calling All Stations

1997

vocals: Ray Wilson