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Anthony Phillips – Dragonfly Dreams (Private Parts & Pieces IX) – CD review
In 1996, Genesis founding member Anthony Phillips gave us the ninth album from his Private Parts & Pieces series. .
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In 1996, Genesis founding member Anthony Phillips gave us the ninth album from his Private Parts & Pieces series. .
It actually took quite long for Phil Collins to release a real Greatest Hits album. Helmut Janisch examines what …HITS is about.
In 1998 Phil Collins played an unusual tour: After the successful 1997 tour he brought back his big band and played some 20 shows.
Genesis fans flocked to the shows, of course, when Genesis toured Europe in 1998. Here are some guest reviews…
For three years a rumour was floating around in the Genesis fan community about a project that was finally released on June 22, 1998 after it had been postponed several times: the Genesis Archive 1967-1975. We recount the story up to that release and then take a good look at both the design and the music of the (first) Genesis box-set.
From November to mid-December 1997 Genesis had scheduled the first leg of their North American tour. Slow ticket sales and technical problems caused that part of the tour to be postponed indefinitely first and cancelled completely later. The first show was therefore the Budapest show on 29/01/1998.
Besides the eleven tracks on the album itself Calling All Stations spawned seven more new tracks that were released on a number of singles.
As the Volkswagen Group did when it sponsored Genesis’ We Can’t Dance Tour, Toyota also released a special CD as part of the promotion of Phil’s Dance Into Europe Tour, along with other “goodies”. Unlike the Wolfsburg We Dan’t Dance edition, which contained practically no new material but only six edited songs from the album,… View Article
In the latter part of 1997 Phil Collins toured Europe for almost four months. We have compiled many impressions from shows all over Europe.
After his surprise album Genesis Revisited Steve Hackett played four shows in Japan with his band. These gigs were preserved as the live double album The Tokyo Tapes.