Daryl is a class act. His playing speaks for itself, but if you get the chance to meet the man, he’s the real deal. Zero ego. Total professional. Genuine human being with a solid head on his shoulders. It’s no wonder why Phil Collins has him on all of his albums and brings him on every tour.
You don't seem to get it. No one has said Daryl is a bad guitarist. We all know he is an excellent performer. The whole point is, his own particular rendition of Firth of Fifth is terrible. Other than that, He's great. You see, Firth of Fifth should be played the way it was originally conceived, with no room for speed riffs and stuff like that. You don't ruin a classical painting from the rennaissance by spraying it with Graffitti just because you think you are an awesome graffitti artist.
He has other recordings of Firth of Fifth that are much better. This one has the most nods to Hackett and, because of this, it sounds a bit forced. Also, the renaissance painting comparison doesn't work here, because music is an interpreted art. Something like progressive rock is heavily influence by the performer. Prog, at its core, is blues derived, jazz influenced, and baroque influenced-all of which are improvisational to some degree. Each live performance will respectively yield greatly different results. This is especially evident in groups of the Canterbury scene, which tend to be jazzier. Want to complain about spray-painting over the Mona Lisa? Check out any of Steve Hackett's Bach renditions. Maybe the Renaissance reference was a projection of your untold desire for Stuermer's sweet solo on the Jean-Luc Ponty track of the same name....
@@hpatss4966 Write something coherent, otherwise I have nothing to respond to. However, maybe simple, grammatical English might be just too much for you, judging by the two replies you've left me so far...........
Daryl plays it his way and its great, Steve plays it his way and that's epic. Stop the hate mail and listen to music that's stood the test of time as GREAT MUSIC.
Firth of fifth est un de mes trois morceaux de guitare préférés. Daryl est un excellent guitariste, évidemment. Il convient de ne pas oublier les compositeurs : Genesis . Des génies de la musique.
Damn, I'm still trying to pick my jaw up off the floor. That was nothing short of magical. But not simply show off fast chops bullshit, but incredibly musical. Always keeps the melody idea going, which is what makes for a great solo.
I first heard Daryl back in '79, when he was playing with Ponty. Then I wondered where he went because Ponty changed guitar players every album. I only just found out that he'd been Genesis' longest reigning guitarist a few months ago (though I'd been a Genesis fan, I didn't know who was playing guitar for them). He's definitely one of the best players out there in my book, being a player myself.
I love Steve Hackett's work and think he's the real Genesis guitarist...but Daryl was in Genesis for about 29 years worth of tours. Steve was around for about 7. So to dismiss Steurmer isnt real fair. They're both great and have their own style.
"So to dismiss Steurmer isn't real fair" To say the least. In my book Steurmer's 29 yrs vs Hackets 7 years makes Daryl "Genesis's guitarist" regardless of who came first
@Auras Sparsas The Retard - I’m a fan of Anto Drennan but to say Daryl wasn’t good enough for the calling all stations tour is just daft. I think that after Chester asked to be a full member and got turned down I guess Mike and tony went for a clean break...
@Auras Sparsas The Retard Calling all Stations is a terrible album and should never be played aloud. Doubt Daryl feels bad being left out of that one 😆
@@hpatss4966 Maybe you should consult a psychiatrist about your hysteria, or maybe a doctor, if your name is really an abbreviation of hepatitis..........
Great Video!!! Thanks. I understand that it was not Squonk, but the second part of the song LOS ENDOS. Very similar to Squonk, but this part used to be the end of the shows of GENESIS.
Firth of Fifth lends itself very well to having a string section in support and so was well received. Squonk on the other hand was a surprise, as I would never have thought that I would have liked it with the Orchestra, what with it being one of the closest things that Genesis ever did in the direction of hard rock.
Steve is a monster player and plays firth of fifth like no one.but Daryl did a fantastic solo on the 1992 tour "we can´t dance" i think the best he did,but not this one,it´lacks "soul" and this solo needs lots of feeling.
The point is that people who love this music want to play it and interpret it in their own way. I think Daryl's version of the guitar solo in Firth of Fifth is good but I do prefer Steve's original simpler and more thoughtful solo. They just have 2 very different styles but the strength of the band is that they can let Daryl rip in the way he wants.
Daryl, the Bass player, keyboards, and the drummer. And that bloke with the tambourine. The orchestra was obsolete. There was a band like that.... Genesis.
***** Waste of a player is a bit harsh. I simply lost interest in the band after Hackett left. There is no such thing as rightful guitarist. Hackett wasn't the first guitarist for this band, either. There are occasions that a replacement member is better than the original. Stuermer is a fine guitarist, as was Anthony Phillips. Cheers!
Daryl is great. I love the two albums I have of his, ‘Go’ and ‘Steppin’ Out’. But there’s something about him putting on a show of Genesis’ music that, well, just doesn’t quit sit right with me.
it is clearly the ending bit of "los endos", not "squonk" (even though they are very similar, but the ending is different). still it is a nice idea, even though i am not always convinced by the orchestral arrangements, it is a good performance of all musicians...
Ah, yes; cue the “Daryl’s no Steve, he can’t play the F of F solo” complaints. You can set your watch to it. I love Steve too; better than I love Daryl. But if there ever was a subject that the demands a STFU response, this one is certainly it. It’s tiresome. Give the guy a break. He’s a phenomenal guitarist. He’s been touring with Genesis since 1978. I was fortunate enough to see him that year and he was great. Is he better than Steve? Maybe not, but he’s damn good and he does it in his own style. Remember, Steve left Genesis, they didn’t throw him out. Every time someone complains about Daryl it’s as if they’re insinuating that he pushed Steve out of the band or something. The only “complaint” I have with this video is the title. It may be splitting hairs but it’s really Firth of Fifth and Los Endos, not Squonk. Yes, Los Endos is a recapitulation of parts of Squonk, but the song they’re playing in this video is really Los Endos.
OK.. first off, you got the title wrong. It's Firth of Fifth into Los Endos, not Squonk. That being said, some people need to stop griping about how Daryl wrecked a Genesis song. He did it in his own style, and did a damn fine job of it in that style. RJ, thank you for posting this. I happen to REALLY like it :)
I think you’re being a little bit ‘picky’ here, so I’ll be a little bit ‘picky’ as well, it’s not really Los Endos it’s just the Squonk element of Los Endos. Other than that I agree with your comment.
He's a great gitarist and an outstanding musician but to me he'd always sound too much jazzy rather than prog rock which take over a certain wild side of Genesis. Long live Steve Hackett for his contribution in the band! By the way, the second tune is not "Squonk" but "Los Endos".
Funny. Bill Bruford is praised exactly for being a jazzier musician. He is always considered Yes' best drummer in spite of being a jazz drummer. While Daryl is criticised for being a jazz guitarrist. That's NON SENSE! People don't like Daryl just because he wasn't a member of the classic line up. That's why. Prog fans don't listen to music, they listen to line ups. Their way of thinking is: "classic line up, good. any other line up, bad". It's not about the music.
I am confused... Didn't Steven write/play music? Each time a musical piece is played it has slight changes as the artist puts his stamp on it. Poetry is words written on paper. True, when someone reads aloud they can put their feelings into, but not to the extent that music can.
non essere nostalgico per partito preso; non è lontano anni luce, è differente e non copia, riesce ad essere se stesso suonando dei pezzi che farebbero tremare i polsi a tutti, avvolti dalla legenda come sono e poi...sei sicuro che ci metta meno cuore?
I love Daryl, but in my opinion he has never been able to do the Firth of Fifth solo as good as he did on the "We Can't Dance" tour. This is very good, but there was something about the '92 performance that made it to me at least, one of the best guitar solos I've ever heard.
If "stuermers play" is not restricted only to his work with Genesis, I'd be curious to see any actual references to the claim. I can see how the Genesis purists wouldn't care for his style. Saw Daryl w/JLP back in '77. JLP opened for Renaissance. We walked out during Renaissance's 2nd song. We wanted to like them, but JLP totally blew them off the stage. Unfortunately, I never got a chance to see Genesis with Steve. IIRC, the first time I saw them was for "And Then There Were Three" tour.
It's not hating, it's just that he is not the original. This seems like a strange arrangement but yes, he is talented and very much admired for his brilliant guitar works.
Can someone explained the tone that Daryl uses on the Firth guitar solo. I cant figure it out. What type of pedals are he using and how turned up are they? Eg is he using a distortion pedal set to 5 or an OD or fuzz pedal set to 10? Any other effect? Compression, reverb, chorus, treble boost? If anyone knows please help. I don’t need exact models, exact signal chain sequence or exact settings - I just want a ballpark.
Very nice to hear the genesis sound with full orchestra, They needed a better drummer but that's nitpicking. I've seen Daryl perform more than 30 times with Genesis and he is truly outstanding. BTW this title should be Firth of Fifth-Los Endos since Squonk was not performed.
Music is almost totally subjective. I actually like Daryl's playing here. He is a great guitarist and has done some interesting and excellent solos over the years on Phil's solo stuff as well as with Genesis. I think he is unfairly maligned by the same crew who can't get over Peter leaving Genesis 45 years ago.
@@artrandy Daryl was hired by mike because Mike needed a bass player and a guitarist and after that they became informal band members. See your talkin outta your ass again which isn’t good.
I like him, yes he’s a very accomplished artist buuut, he just embellishes the solo’s a bit too much for my taste (west coast candy rock) but if Genesis was happy with him?
It's a nice version, guys. Just a nice version. Stop all that moaning about "Steve was so much good" and enjoy a different approach to an old great tune. (said by a guitar player who spent good deal of his youth trying to mimic Steve's stuff)
o cara toca tão fácil,que parece ser membro efetivo da banda,problemas de Hacket,Gabriel e Collins....deixa o cara tocar,ele tem talento e vituosismo para tal.
Genesis até Trick of the tail, depois Phill Collins e Tony Banks tornou os uma banda pop melosa e ruim, Fox trot, tresspas, Nursery cryme, Live , Seliing.., The Lamb...obras primas, depois , ( saída do Gabriel) sem chance...
Daryl, por favor. Un acto de grandeza y no vuelvas a tocar un solo tema más de Génesis por fuera de la formación. Estás infinitamente lejos de Steve Hackett y pensá que ni siquiera Peter Gabriel hace lo que vos te arrogaste el derecho de hacer...
La boîte en verre empêche les vibrations des autres instruments d'utiliser les tambours comme planches sonores. Vous vous retrouvez avec un son plus propre. De plus, les batteurs sont souvent «vaguement articulés» et le protègent s'il devient fou. This was done with Google translate.
If someone smears dog excrement on your front door, do you leave it? Well, I won’t. Criticize all you wish. You will find other comments to some of the videos that are negative, but I did not remove them. I only take out the obscene flame attacks, or those that claim to be from Daryl and are not.
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Mr. Stuermer is a Great Musician, all his work including 40 years with Genesis has proved his skills.
Daryl is a class act. His playing speaks for itself, but if you get the chance to meet the man, he’s the real deal. Zero ego. Total professional. Genuine human being with a solid head on his shoulders. It’s no wonder why Phil Collins has him on all of his albums and brings him on every tour.
Went up to Milwaukee to hear Daryl play, and met him, a great guy!
He is genuine, and really is a good guy.
I Don't understand the haters , Daryl is an awesome guitarist………I love him
You don't seem to get it. No one has said Daryl is a bad guitarist. We all know he is an excellent performer. The whole point is, his own particular rendition of Firth of Fifth is terrible. Other than that, He's great. You see, Firth of Fifth should be played the way it was originally conceived, with no room for speed riffs and stuff like that. You don't ruin a classical painting from the rennaissance by spraying it with Graffitti just because you think you are an awesome graffitti artist.
this particular clip is not great . agree with you there. I do get it
He has other recordings of Firth of Fifth that are much better. This one has the most nods to Hackett and, because of this, it sounds a bit forced. Also, the renaissance painting comparison doesn't work here, because music is an interpreted art. Something like progressive rock is heavily influence by the performer. Prog, at its core, is blues derived, jazz influenced, and baroque influenced-all of which are improvisational to some degree. Each live performance will respectively yield greatly different results. This is especially evident in groups of the Canterbury scene, which tend to be jazzier. Want to complain about spray-painting over the Mona Lisa? Check out any of Steve Hackett's Bach renditions.
Maybe the Renaissance reference was a projection of your untold desire for Stuermer's sweet solo on the Jean-Luc Ponty track of the same name....
@@arthurbrucecrawford6896 no soul Darryl sorry
An excellent guitarist, no doubt. But this version is awful. The solo is iconic, shredding it is a capital sin.
absolutely brilliant. Steve has said many times he knows Daryl is a phenomenal guitarist.
"YES SIR I THINK IT'S CALLED CLASS, DIGNITY, RESPECT AMONG WE HUMANS"........"GOOD LUCK TO ALL ON YOUR SIDE FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA"...
Well thats good enough for me! Both Brilliant, love to see them share a stage.
English self deprecation is not to be taken literally. Steve's definitely not placing Daryl above himself bro.........
@@artrandy he’s also not an asshole. You have a very strange world view
@@hpatss4966
Write something coherent, otherwise I have nothing to respond to. However, maybe simple, grammatical English might be just too much for you, judging by the two replies you've left me so far...........
Firth of Fifth always gives me chills when I hear it. This was good rendition
Steve’s guitar was described as having a ghostly sound - how true, it is unique and you can never grow tired of it.
I love this performance. Daryl is a great musician.
fa schifo al caxxo
Waouh... I love that song and this version is amazing... Thanks 😘
Just appreciate the talent it takes to play a guitar like that…nothing short of amazing 👏👏👏👏👏
Daryl plays it his way and its great, Steve plays it his way and that's epic. Stop the hate mail and listen to music that's stood the test of time as GREAT MUSIC.
"YES SIR ABSOLUTELY"... GOOD LUCK TO ALL ON YOUR SIDE, FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA"...
Daryl has always done it justice.
Daryl is so gifted. Love his music and talent.
Firth of fifth est un de mes trois morceaux de guitare préférés.
Daryl est un excellent guitariste, évidemment.
Il convient de ne pas oublier les compositeurs : Genesis .
Des génies de la musique.
Daryl is one of my favorites, specially in when in Rome .. firth of fifth
Daryl at his best. Great show.
Absolutely awesome!!!
Damn, I'm still trying to pick my jaw up off the floor. That was nothing short of magical. But not simply show off fast chops bullshit, but incredibly musical. Always keeps the melody idea going, which is what makes for a great solo.
I first heard Daryl back in '79, when he was playing with Ponty. Then I wondered where he went because Ponty changed guitar players every album. I only just found out that he'd been Genesis' longest reigning guitarist a few months ago (though I'd been a Genesis fan, I didn't know who was playing guitar for them). He's definitely one of the best players out there in my book, being a player myself.
Daryl is a classy player.
His music is Complex but a pleasure to listen to.
Love this
I love Steve Hackett's work and think he's the real Genesis guitarist...but Daryl was in Genesis for about 29 years worth of tours. Steve was around for about 7. So to dismiss Steurmer isnt real fair. They're both great and have their own style.
Then you will understand
YOU are truly disillusioned! And you're not very good with Math, either. To save face, why don't you take your stupid post down?
"So to dismiss Steurmer isn't real fair" To say the least. In my book Steurmer's 29 yrs vs Hackets 7 years makes Daryl "Genesis's guitarist" regardless of who came first
@Auras Sparsas The Retard - I’m a fan of Anto Drennan but to say Daryl wasn’t good enough for the calling all stations tour is just daft. I think that after Chester asked to be a full member and got turned down I guess Mike and tony went for a clean break...
@Auras Sparsas The Retard Calling all Stations is a terrible album and should never be played aloud. Doubt Daryl feels bad being left out of that one 😆
F* Yeah! One of the BEST guitar solo songs of all time. Daryl is a BEAST on the guitar. A true legend. Superb rendition.
Steve's solo for this song is much better, less show more feeling.
I love Daryl's renditions of Steve's guitar parts just like how I love Phil's renditions of Peter's vocals
Sorry to put it to you like this bro, but you're into copies..........
@@artrandy that’s literally music. You copy what you played originally. Sometimes you don’t have to copy exactly what was done like neil fucking Peart
@@hpatss4966
Maybe you should consult a psychiatrist about your hysteria, or maybe a doctor, if your name is really an abbreviation of hepatitis..........
@@artrandy actually it’s an acronym for Harry Potter and the sorcerers stone but go off
@@artrandy also I’ve seen the 10’s of other comments you’ve left, I’m not the hysterical one
Great Video!!! Thanks. I understand that it was not Squonk, but the second part of the song LOS ENDOS. Very similar to Squonk, but this part used to be the end of the shows of GENESIS.
Ever Green and always will be played. Thanks for everyone for exelent performing. Greetings Piotr Radom.
I wasn't sold, until that Squonky goodness at the end.
Firth of Fifth lends itself very well to having a string section in support and so was well received.
Squonk on the other hand was a surprise, as I would never have thought that I would have liked it with the Orchestra, what with it being one of the closest things that Genesis ever did in the direction of hard rock.
Excelente guitarrista. La primera vez que lo conocí fue en el LP "AURORA" de Jean Luces Ponty..
Jean Luc Ponty
Epic !!
Excelente músico,
Maravilhoso na guitarra.
Tocando com Phil Collins
E Genesis.
Sempre impecável.🇧🇷
Molto bravo !
Mi Génesis querido. Como amo su música.
Steve is a monster player and plays firth of fifth like no one.but Daryl did a fantastic solo on the 1992 tour "we can´t dance" i think the best he did,but not this one,it´lacks "soul" and this solo needs lots of feeling.
SUPERB
Bravo
Está de maravilla, yo soy fanatico de Genesis.
Anch io sono un fanatico dai tempo del primo liceo , ringrazio un amico che me li ha fatti conoscere
Moi aussi.👍👍👍
I love Daryl too.
amazing
The point is that people who love this music want to play it and interpret it in their own way. I think Daryl's version of the guitar solo in Firth of Fifth is good but I do prefer Steve's original simpler and more thoughtful solo. They just have 2 very different styles but the strength of the band is that they can let Daryl rip in the way he wants.
Daryl, the Bass player, keyboards, and the drummer. And that bloke with the tambourine. The orchestra was obsolete. There was a band like that.... Genesis.
Agreed. this is really a bad simulacrum. Adds nothing at all to the original version. At least it keeps the spirit alive...
one of the best
I have just never warmed to this guy.
Steve Hackett was never measured by notes per minute.
***** Waste of a player is a bit harsh. I simply lost interest in the band after Hackett left.
There is no such thing as rightful guitarist.
Hackett wasn't the first guitarist for this band, either.
There are occasions that a replacement member is better than the original.
Stuermer is a fine guitarist, as was Anthony Phillips.
Cheers!
buppie2000 Well said! Hackett is a great guitarist. People hate change. Daryl is a fine guitarist.
Daryl is a great musician!
c'è poco da commentare semplicemente meraviglioso💗
its "firth of fifth" daryl stuermer's "style" and i like it...
better then S.H
I love him too.
I remember seeing him with his brother perform at the Bucks games when he was Sweetbottom
Daryl is great. I love the two albums I have of his, ‘Go’ and ‘Steppin’ Out’.
But there’s something about him putting on a show of Genesis’ music that, well, just doesn’t quit sit right with me.
"A STANDING OVATION FOR MR. STUERMER AND HIS TRANSITION FROM THE JEAN LUC PONTY BAND TO THAT BAND CALLED GENESIS"
Figures....both Daryl and the symphony orchestra are from the Milwaukee area.
A very "DEAD" part of America as far as music figures into it.
@@bandfromtheband9445 I hope Daryl doesn't read your message!
Title forgot to mention Los Endos.
... Strange sound to a Genesis fan, but still gave me chills.
Meant to mention I've seen him live with G several times.
it is clearly the ending bit of "los endos", not "squonk" (even though they are very similar, but the ending is different).
still it is a nice idea, even though i am not always convinced by the orchestral arrangements, it is a good performance of all musicians...
too all those darly struemers out there.....here is proof!!!....he HOLDS HIS OWN!.....GET LOST ALL U HATERS!!!...
Listening to this is like going home and finding your wife in bed with the next door neighbour.
ביצוע מעולה! אהבתי!
Ah, yes; cue the “Daryl’s no Steve, he can’t play the F of F solo” complaints. You can set your watch to it. I love Steve too; better than I love Daryl. But if there ever was a subject that the demands a STFU response, this one is certainly it. It’s tiresome. Give the guy a break. He’s a phenomenal guitarist. He’s been touring with Genesis since 1978. I was fortunate enough to see him that year and he was great. Is he better than Steve? Maybe not, but he’s damn good and he does it in his own style. Remember, Steve left Genesis, they didn’t throw him out. Every time someone complains about Daryl it’s as if they’re insinuating that he pushed Steve out of the band or something. The only “complaint” I have with this video is the title. It may be splitting hairs but it’s really Firth of Fifth and Los Endos, not Squonk. Yes, Los Endos is a recapitulation of parts of Squonk, but the song they’re playing in this video is really Los Endos.
I agree. Without him may be GENESIS was finished. He and chester let the show go on
Well said and nothingto add. This fanboy behavior is absolutely ridiculous.
@Auras Sparsas The Retard except Daryl toured with them last year and it was an amazing tour. You really suck at being truthful
OK.. first off, you got the title wrong. It's Firth of Fifth into Los Endos, not Squonk. That being said, some people need to stop griping about how Daryl wrecked a Genesis song. He did it in his own style, and did a damn fine job of it in that style. RJ, thank you for posting this. I happen to REALLY like it :)
I think you’re being a little bit ‘picky’ here, so I’ll be a little bit ‘picky’ as well, it’s not really Los Endos it’s just the Squonk element of Los Endos. Other than that I agree with your comment.
When are you coming to the UK Daryl??
He's a great gitarist and an outstanding musician but to me he'd always sound too much jazzy rather than prog rock which take over a certain wild side of Genesis. Long live Steve Hackett for his contribution in the band!
By the way, the second tune is not "Squonk" but "Los Endos".
Olivier Lehn well said, no reason to be haters. He is just a different type of player.
It is both Squonk and Los Endos as latter features a reprise of the former within it, always has done 😊.
Funny. Bill Bruford is praised exactly for being a jazzier musician. He is always considered Yes' best drummer in spite of being a jazz drummer.
While Daryl is criticised for being a jazz guitarrist.
That's NON SENSE!
People don't like Daryl just because he wasn't a member of the classic line up. That's why. Prog fans don't listen to music, they listen to line ups.
Their way of thinking is: "classic line up, good. any other line up, bad".
It's not about the music.
@@IozziEric bill bruford wasn’t yes’ best drummer tho alan white was.
wow ! !
I am confused... Didn't Steven write/play music? Each time a musical piece is played it has slight changes as the artist puts his stamp on it. Poetry is words written on paper. True, when someone reads aloud they can put their feelings into, but not to the extent that music can.
Brilliant
Ottima tecnica, bell'interpretazione ma lontano anni luce dal cuore che ci mette il GRANDE Steve Hackett !!!
non essere nostalgico per partito preso; non è lontano anni luce, è differente e non copia, riesce ad essere se stesso suonando dei pezzi che farebbero tremare i polsi a tutti, avvolti dalla legenda come sono e poi...sei sicuro che ci metta meno cuore?
I love Daryl, but in my opinion he has never been able to do the Firth of Fifth solo as good as he did on the "We Can't Dance" tour. This is very good, but there was something about the '92 performance that made it to me at least, one of the best guitar solos I've ever heard.
If "stuermers play" is not restricted only to his work with Genesis, I'd be curious to see any actual references to the claim. I can see how the Genesis purists wouldn't care for his style.
Saw Daryl w/JLP back in '77. JLP opened for Renaissance. We walked out during Renaissance's 2nd song. We wanted to like them, but JLP totally blew them off the stage.
Unfortunately, I never got a chance to see Genesis with Steve. IIRC, the first time I saw them was for "And Then There Were Three" tour.
Daryl, back whith Fender Strat Red please!
They should also do "In The Cage", the drummer would appreciate that
It's not hating, it's just that he is not the original. This seems like a strange arrangement but yes, he is talented and very much admired for his brilliant guitar works.
Can someone explained the tone that Daryl uses on the Firth guitar solo. I cant figure it out. What type of pedals are he using and how turned up are they? Eg is he using a distortion pedal set to 5 or an OD or fuzz pedal set to 10? Any other effect? Compression, reverb, chorus, treble boost? If anyone knows please help. I don’t need exact models, exact signal chain sequence or exact settings - I just want a ballpark.
I like daryll, supremeley talented...gets the notes...hacket makes me tear up when I hear him...darylls doesnt get me the same way...
for me the otherv way around
Very nice to hear the genesis sound with full orchestra, They needed a better drummer but that's nitpicking. I've seen Daryl perform more than 30 times with Genesis and he is truly outstanding. BTW this title should be Firth of Fifth-Los Endos since Squonk was not performed.
the fun begins at 1:30. . . DS rocks even without the rest of Genesis
Music is almost totally subjective. I actually like Daryl's playing here. He is a great guitarist and has done some interesting and excellent solos over the years on Phil's solo stuff as well as with Genesis. I think he is unfairly maligned by the same crew who can't get over Peter leaving Genesis 45 years ago.
Im unaware that this performance has anything to do with Genesis, past or present. Daryl was a hired hand, from what I remember........
@@artrandy Daryl was hired by mike because Mike needed a bass player and a guitarist and after that they became informal band members. See your talkin outta your ass again which isn’t good.
The last part of Los Endos is Squonk. :)
I like him, yes he’s a very accomplished artist buuut, he just embellishes the solo’s a bit too much for my taste (west coast candy rock) but if Genesis was happy with him?
@Auras Sparsas The Retard you’re lying again
Talented! A virtuoso!
But I prefer the original...
Whatever.
I do not. I prefer Daryl´ s version. Although these ideas are Steve´s .
@@pantelisevangelopoulos9557 Steve's? I'm not sure. Firth Of Fifth was entirely written and composed by Tony Banks.
For me the diferences, are only on the instruments choices cos they can both variate on the song
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏❤️🇦🇷
Daryl is from Milwaukee Wisconsin - When is he coming to Illinois ?
very nice but with the wicked extension 3:35 its not for arciving
absolutely perfect
It's a nice version, guys. Just a nice version. Stop all that moaning about "Steve was so much good" and enjoy a different approach to an old great tune. (said by a guitar player who spent good deal of his youth trying to mimic Steve's stuff)
brilliant, no phantom voltage, thumbs up “D” man 👍🏻
I know he used the Clapton Strat on the '92 version, And I think you might be partially right.
Viva Steve hackett and Genesis
Where is Squonk???
No thanks. Don't change an absolutely wonderful guitar solo -- do your own, man.
Oh, MAN! :(
o cara toca tão fácil,que parece ser membro efetivo da banda,problemas de Hacket,Gabriel e Collins....deixa o cara tocar,ele tem talento e vituosismo para tal.
the best there is, the best there was, the best there ever be.....
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Genesis até Trick of the tail, depois Phill Collins e Tony Banks tornou os uma banda pop melosa e ruim, Fox trot, tresspas, Nursery cryme, Live , Seliing.., The Lamb...obras primas, depois , ( saída do Gabriel) sem chance...
❤🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟❤
Daryl, por favor. Un acto de grandeza y no vuelvas a tocar un solo tema más de Génesis por fuera de la formación. Estás infinitamente lejos de Steve Hackett y pensá que ni siquiera Peter Gabriel hace lo que vos te arrogaste el derecho de hacer...
I can never get bored of listening to Daryl play this, Steve after a few listens I get bored.
No wonder that you're a guppy.
Los Endos actually... :)
pourquoi le drumer est derriere des vitres ?
La boîte en verre empêche les vibrations des autres instruments d'utiliser les tambours comme planches sonores. Vous vous retrouvez avec un son plus propre. De plus, les batteurs sont souvent «vaguement articulés» et le protègent s'il devient fou.
This was done with Google translate.
thanks Ray !
Mai sopportato
If someone smears dog excrement on your front door, do you leave it? Well, I won’t. Criticize all you wish. You will find other comments to some of the videos that are negative, but I did not remove them. I only take out the obscene flame attacks, or those that claim to be from Daryl and are not.