This verifies what is written on Wikipedia: "Collins had repeated the phrase "home by the sea" while putting down dummy vocals at a time when Banks was writing lyrical ideas, and used the phrase to conjure up the story."
They took what could have been a very easy going pop song and created a very imaginative and intricate masterpiece, Genesis always had a way to take you down a tangent of what if.
great you share this with one generation that was 16 y old that times and deep in my heart i could feel the vibes of guys this other side of the channel because my ancestors belong to the same roots ....my home was closed to sea also thanks folks
This track was probably the most inspirational song to me that led me to become a rock keyboardist. UnEarthly sounds from Tony Banks. Little did I know just that one Synclavier keyboard was worth as much as our house. The technology in his rig wasn't available to the masses for many decades. Now largely lives in my laptop of synths.
I would have paid good money to sit in the corner just to watch these guys. I enjoy watching the process, unfortunately I am not a musician but knew many young bands growing up that let me sing because I knew the lyrics to most songs. This was in the mid seventies. Then I met and married a sound guy for my bosses band. We are both enormous Genesis and their individual works fans. I was 11 or 12 when I found them. I must admit I can't remember all of the early Genesis lyrics as they were deep stories that I loved being mesmerized by.
Not a musician also, i discovered Genesis when i was like 18, a little more than 10 years ago, and i can recite the entirety of The Battle of Epping Forest out of memory because i'm a bit nuts.
I love seeing this! The songwriting "process" - and they were in such a creative "space" at that time , not only something "marketable commercially" but also a high caliber of artistry - well , IMO....... My favorite Genesis album - they were great times to be living in
This was their magnum opus along with the epic “Second Home By The Sea.” Most definitely their greatest work ever recorded. I’ve melted away every single time of my countless listening since the album’s debut. The surreal segue between the two songs is unparalleled in rock music history.🥰
Interesting. Glad to hear and see that Genesis start out sounding much like one of our jam sessions. However, something clearly 'happens' along the way which makes them one of the best bands ever while the rest of us are left wanting in the world of oblivion :)....
I have been playing for 30 years. It is amazing how a song starts and then becomes a final product. It can take days, weeks, months, or revisit them years down the road.
Absolutely brilliant video into the lives of our prog rock heroes in their recording studio from the 80s, building my favourite track/s on the album 1St & 2nd Home 🏡 By The Sea, absolute genius, of course not forgetting that it takes a brilliant team to produce equally brilliant track's, from the manager to the sound engineer at the multitrack mixing desk, many many hours of the guys practicing & recording their masterpieces , team work at it's finest period.👌
It's interesting how they didn't really have anything clear at the beginning, but as time went on, it really took shape. 19:50 The Underwater World of Tony Cod Banks.
From chaos comes magic... as long as the talent is there. Hadn’t realised that sound engineers needed the patience of Job and nerves of steel. Fascinating to watch it come together
What a treat this is! Even watching this i still don't know how they put a song together with all the different elements and making it interesting, so amazing. If there's anything better than watching Phil play the drums it's watching him play his jumper drums 😂 he's so cool and funny. Did feel sorry for him there right at the end, " i was only asking" 😢😄 Love it
Usually the person that wrote the lyrics to the song (Mike or Tony) would sing it to Phil to give him an idea on how it would go. And most of the melody is taken from what Phil would sing during the jam.
Its a self recorded documentary made by Phil, owned by Genesis recently, never officially released yet it was available on youtube, all i did was paste together the parts of the documentary where they are making "Home by the Sea" while also cutting out some excess dialogue and jokes... though i think this one is the less affected by my cuts.
I was thinking the same thing, and then realizing that whatever they ended up with, we'd now consider "normal".. It's really cool to see the process and hear some of those tracks isolated and not in their final form. One of my favorite songs ever..
@@SteveJones172pilot Interesting point. There are certainly segments of songs that all three of them just said, “This is IT!!”. But there are probably more where it wasn’t unanimous and that one version won out over another. Or the segment immediately before or after that WOW portion had to be changed to something not quite as good. Plus, what we are hearing likely hasn’t been polished. Any of those riffs that HAD been incorporated would have certainly have ended up sounding much, much better than what we heard. Part of my work is to help Japanese researchers that can speak decent English in writing the English version of their articles for scientific journals. Every one of those efforts results in those AHA!! moments. And this is often having already come up with some that was very workable, written it down and me just adding, ‘Or what about....’ and that suggestion perfectly expressing what the researcher was looking for.
@@Zerpersande Interesting job! Before you said “scientific journals,” I was thinking of how English-speaking music fans could also use someone to help translate the thousands of articles and websites about our favorite Japanese bands, and vice versa.
If they ever need anyone to listen to the 10,000 hours of Phil's tapes (because he recorded eveything) to put out a special collection; then I 'm your man. I'd do it for FREE.
Great to see Tony wearing that iconic Pine Knob sweatshirt!!! I grew up right down the street and saw many great shows there…. Even had my dad Emcee many of those shows, hanging out backstage with many of the greats. Good times.
Ah this must've been the winter of 1982. Or so. We were awaiting the next Genesis album; Abacab was so big around here. I still remember when I heard the 'first song' of this new Lp. It was the opening notes of "Mama" on the radio. I thought to myself, "what the hell is this?!". That was my first impression. I went on to really like the album though.
You can't even imagine. There are a very few who claim to enjoy using them, but they weren't around when they were all that we had. Incidentally, the machine they are using was fantastically reliable; not all of them were. And tape was also not consistent. Sometimes you'd get a reel that just sucked. The first time I edited sound on a computer-rather than cutting tape-I thought, 'Glory, hallelujah, amen, may I never have to cut tape again.' Cheers, Alan Tomlinson
You can check my "Genesis Special Playlist" (th-cam.com/play/PLhebCGicZ22fMy7VbsdWE_tZ1Sim9WDem.html) for more stuff like this, also, there are more videos from the Genesis sessions here on my channel, yet very far into the beginning of the channel almost, with the same title format as this one.
I wasn’t a Genesis fan at the time but back in the day I bought the LP because of “Mama” - as it turned out that was my least favourite track ... “Home By The Sea” / “Second Home By The Sea” were the highlights for me :)
👏👌 Cool la vidéo...c’est trop sympa de les voir travailler ensemble et...de voir sourire 😃 Tony Banks...et...surtout de boire du vin 🍷 TROP BIEN,J’ADORE! 😂😉🙂😍👋✌❣🇧🇪
I caught their show in Baltimore. This was in 75. Chester, the drummer was from Baltimore. They put on a spectacular show. I drove up from my home in Alexandria Va. I was a Teacher at the time. I drove up with a few of my students. I remember they closed with Suppers Ready. and Chester and Phil did sync drumming to Los Endos. from Trick of the Tail. brought the house down.
One of my favorite songs by the group - this gives me so much hope that you can come up with some great stuff just by jamming out and don't have to be a one-take wonder
His singing is beautyful, specially on Shepherd, love that song. Also, Tony once said that almost the entirety of Abacab was recorded in his voice for some reason, but that's in his basement.
This song has the most unique sounding reverb on Phil’s vocals-like a reverb with a delay and then another reverb on the delayed vocals! I’ve never heard it on any other song and when Nick Davis remixed the song in the 2000’s, he didn’t even try to replicate it. Too bad the video didn’t go into how they created this effect.
@@Schimnesthai 2 hours of jams should do it. With the right cast of actors, the story line behind the lyrics of the song could be turned into a good movie.
I forgot about that, kind of expensive and rare thing to get, nice to know its there, although these videos have been on the internet long before that was released. I have my suspicions, probably Phil Collins himself leaked the tape lol, as for me, i only put together all the parts that made Home by the Sea.
This just popped into my head because I was listening to Strawbs earlier . . . Can you imagine Dave Cousins singing this song? I think it'd be interesting to hear. Regarding Tony's voice, yeah, he's great. It's a shame he didn't develop the courage to sing lead like Steve Hackett did. Yes, he did sing lead on some of his solo works, but not nearly as much as Steve. And Steve has gotten better in more recent years. Give At The Edge Of Light a listen.
Honestly, the first few minute were painful. After that, it got much better. I suppose it's different when you're going backwards from knowing the finished product. The actual process, though tedious at times, is truly delightful when working in real time.
@@Schimnesthai It probably means he looks like a regular guy. Not a rockstar and one of the most prolific hitmakers of all time, which he is. And that's a good thing. Always liked guys like him. Guys like Steve Winwood or Huey Lewis (who nowadays looks like a Greek restaurant owner or my uncle Al, the accountant). Some of them were actually regular dudes, which makes it even better.
@@christosstamato527 What a lot of people don't realize is that Tony Banks is the real genius behind much of their music. Most of the compositions are largely his.
There's a Calling All Stations video where Tony adjusts something on the desk and then stares at Nick Davis and idk why it makes me laugh... wish i could've seen Padgam kicking someone lmao
The highlight for me was finding out that Genesis share a love of the classic white wine Mateus ...That was obviously a crucial part of there creative flow...
How fascinating is that??????? It’s like watching Picasso working on a painting or a sculpture. I love it! Thank you so much for sharing 🙏🏻
This verifies what is written on Wikipedia: "Collins had repeated the phrase "home by the sea" while putting down dummy vocals at a time when Banks was writing lyrical ideas, and used the phrase to conjure up the story."
They took what could have been a very easy going pop song and created a very imaginative and intricate masterpiece, Genesis always had a way to take you down a tangent of what if.
great you share this with one generation that was 16 y old that times and deep in my heart i could feel the vibes of guys this other side of the channel because my ancestors belong to the same roots ....my home was closed to sea also thanks folks
tangent ? newähr hörrd övviD
Omg, this is iconics moments into the music history. Creating a master pieces.thanks for sharing
you're welcome ;)
10:00 Däng a malteadräkc -:-
the möment when you Känt hirre mährcvrrice vvörLD. . ?
This video is amazing for so many reasons, not the least of which is because we actually see Tony Banks smiling.
And what an smile to!
To think that Tony was measuring his weight before and after he did number 2 during this tour... he was having a good time! lol
This track was probably the most inspirational song to me that led me to become a rock keyboardist. UnEarthly sounds from Tony Banks. Little did I know just that one Synclavier keyboard was worth as much as our house. The
technology in his rig wasn't available to the masses for many decades. Now largely lives in my laptop of synths.
I got my Synclavier for about £15, the official iPad application which is pretty amazing.
Tony Banks always stuck to the presets.
Rich bässtärd. id häve to püt up with 38-911 v v
TänDce? synths also cöst a röwhäusse?.. at least tögether... rip ks
This song just hits all the right spots. It’s so fucking good.
This is amazing. I'm so glad they filmed (Philmed?) the process.
One heck of a Philmaker!
I would have paid good money to sit in the corner just to watch these guys. I enjoy watching the process, unfortunately I am not a musician but knew many young bands growing up that let me sing because I knew the lyrics to most songs. This was in the mid seventies. Then I met and married a sound guy for my bosses band. We are both enormous Genesis and their individual works fans. I was 11 or 12 when I found them. I must admit I can't remember all of the early Genesis lyrics as they were deep stories that I loved being mesmerized by.
Not a musician also, i discovered Genesis when i was like 18, a little more than 10 years ago, and i can recite the entirety of The Battle of Epping Forest out of memory because i'm a bit nuts.
Omg I can't believe I'm seeing this
I will never forget the live GENESIS concert in Budapest on June 18, 1987, a lifelong experience.
The jumpers, the sandwich, the low energy, ahh the glamour.
I love seeing this! The songwriting "process" - and they were in such a creative "space" at that time , not only something "marketable commercially" but also a high caliber of artistry - well , IMO.......
My favorite Genesis album - they were great times to be living in
This was their magnum opus along with the epic “Second Home By The Sea.” Most definitely their greatest work ever recorded. I’ve melted away every single time of my countless listening since the album’s debut. The surreal segue between the two songs is unparalleled in rock music history.🥰
Interesting. Glad to hear and see that Genesis start out sounding much like one of our jam sessions. However, something clearly 'happens' along the way which makes them one of the best bands ever while the rest of us are left wanting in the world of oblivion :)....
Those guys making just what it needs to make a masterpiece of pop
popin gamer
I have been playing for 30 years. It is amazing how a song starts and then becomes a final product. It can take days, weeks, months, or revisit them years down the road.
Wow, to see the ‘genesis’(😜) of one of my favourite songs is amazing! Had no idea the lyrics were one of the last things to come together!
21:23 Hide your daughters, folks, Tony's dancing.....
Absolutely brilliant video into the lives of our prog rock heroes in their recording studio from the 80s, building my favourite track/s on the album 1St & 2nd Home 🏡 By The Sea, absolute genius, of course not forgetting that it takes a brilliant team to produce equally brilliant track's, from the manager to the sound engineer at the multitrack mixing desk, many many hours of the guys practicing & recording their masterpieces , team work at it's finest period.👌
One of my all-time favorite tracks that hits the heart, such an interesting perspective, glad you shared it man
It's interesting how they didn't really have anything clear at the beginning, but as time went on, it really took shape.
19:50 The Underwater World of Tony Cod Banks.
"Shapes", ah? Yes, indeed, also this was the album where they literally had no idea what to do, almost 4 weeks without material.
Oh look, I must have watched this before!
So happy I stumbled upon this, thanks for sharing! One of my all-time favorite Genesis songs ever. Soooooo cool to see this!
8:34 Mike trying to open a bottle of wine for over 30 minutes.
Fascinating piece of history. Their office is messier than mine!
Genesis and Hugh Padgham....Legend!🤘
such a great song, great band
"I didn't say I could act...he said I could sing"...
From chaos comes magic... as long as the talent is there. Hadn’t realised that sound engineers needed the patience of Job and nerves of steel. Fascinating to watch it come together
Yeah... it's surprising how... well, I'll just say how far from the final version things were early on in this video. Wow. :)
Love that song-can’t get enough of it.
Brilliant and intricate. 👍👍
What a treat this is! Even watching this i still don't know how they put a song together with all the different elements and making it interesting, so amazing. If there's anything better than watching Phil play the drums it's watching him play his jumper drums 😂 he's so cool and funny. Did feel sorry for him there right at the end, " i was only asking" 😢😄
Love it
It's very interesting and enjoyable to see how these three guys created a song from scratch.
how its done!
- Jaming and RECORDING
- check the jams the other day and take the good bits = world hit!
fascinating to watch this in the making!
Awesome to see Tony’s input on the vocal melody!
Usually the person that wrote the lyrics to the song (Mike or Tony) would sing it to Phil to give him an idea on how it would go. And most of the melody is taken from what Phil would sing during the jam.
Man... at 15:00 Phil's voice is top-notch! Incredible.
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These guys did more with a 4/4 time signature than anyone.
This is really interesting .. Easily the best song the band did post-Duke. Fantastic musical journey
Excellent video of my favorite Genesis song. Best at 13'55 when Al Stewart makes a cameo to show Phil how to sing the song. Bravo Al!
lol
Omg I never knew there was actually video of them creating this song! 🤯
Its a self recorded documentary made by Phil, owned by Genesis recently, never officially released yet it was available on youtube, all i did was paste together the parts of the documentary where they are making "Home by the Sea" while also cutting out some excess dialogue and jokes... though i think this one is the less affected by my cuts.
@@Schimnesthai I can't believe I never seen any of it before yesterday! You made my week, thanks!
@@Schimnesthai it was released publicly on a dvd that came with the live box set of the remixed live albums.
this is great stuff. thank you for posting
fun watching the process.
The Gentlemen of Rock. Miss them so much.
Odd. Hearing them put this together I kept thinking, “No! No! That’s not it!”
Wait till you hear the Headley Grange tapes when they where making "In The Cage"
I was thinking the same thing, and then realizing that whatever they ended up with, we'd now consider "normal".. It's really cool to see the process and hear some of those tracks isolated and not in their final form. One of my favorite songs ever..
@@SteveJones172pilot
Interesting point. There are certainly segments of songs that all three of them just said, “This is IT!!”. But there are probably more where it wasn’t unanimous and that one version won out over another. Or the segment immediately before or after that WOW portion had to be changed to something not quite as good. Plus, what we are hearing likely hasn’t been polished. Any of those riffs that HAD been incorporated would have certainly have ended up sounding much, much better than what we heard.
Part of my work is to help Japanese researchers that can speak decent English in writing the English version of their articles for scientific journals. Every one of those efforts results in those AHA!! moments. And this is often having already come up with some that was very workable, written it down and me just adding, ‘Or what about....’ and that suggestion perfectly expressing what the researcher was looking for.
@@Zerpersande Interesting job!
Before you said “scientific journals,” I was thinking of how English-speaking music fans could also use someone to help translate the thousands of articles and websites about our favorite Japanese bands, and vice versa.
Me too 😂
If they ever need anyone to listen to the 10,000 hours of Phil's tapes (because he recorded eveything) to put out a special collection; then I 'm your man. I'd do it for FREE.
One of my favorite songs. Very cool video. Thank you for sharing it. Awesome song.
The ghosts joined the party . Let's order some samosas for everybody and listen to the final version of Home by the Sea . 👻🥳
Great to see Tony wearing that iconic Pine Knob sweatshirt!!! I grew up right down the street and saw many great shows there…. Even had my dad Emcee many of those shows, hanging out backstage with many of the greats. Good times.
This is an epic song! But Genesis was an epic group! Fun watching this....i lost track of time.
Amazing footage.. Thank you.. PS. I can't wait for the last Domino tour.. Roll on October.
Ah this must've been the winter of 1982. Or so. We were awaiting the next Genesis album; Abacab was so big around here. I still remember when I heard the 'first song' of this new Lp. It was the opening notes of "Mama" on the radio. I thought to myself, "what the hell is this?!". That was my first impression. I went on to really like the album though.
Spring of 84 I think
Feb through early May of '83.
Priceless!!! Thank you for sharing this!!!
You're welcome, thanks to Phil for recording most of this lol
I bet studio engineers are so glad they don't have to deal with reel to reel tape machines anymore.
You can't even imagine.
There are a very few who claim to enjoy using them, but they weren't around when they were all that we had. Incidentally, the machine they are using was fantastically reliable; not all of them were. And tape was also not consistent. Sometimes you'd get a reel that just sucked. The first time I edited sound on a computer-rather than cutting tape-I thought, 'Glory, hallelujah, amen, may I never have to cut tape again.'
Cheers,
Alan Tomlinson
let alone those pesky musicians
Its all about the FEEL...Collins.
For me, it was fun back in the days. Ok, cutting a 2" tape ...
(Studer A820)
Lot of people still preferes theyr sound and methods of recording.... Also, this studer is beautifull
This is just amazing. The creation of that great song from scratch. Anymore like this?
You can check my "Genesis Special Playlist" (th-cam.com/play/PLhebCGicZ22fMy7VbsdWE_tZ1Sim9WDem.html) for more stuff like this, also, there are more videos from the Genesis sessions here on my channel, yet very far into the beginning of the channel almost, with the same title format as this one.
I can watch these all day!
Home by the sea and domino are two of their greatest songs they did in the 80s . Along with parts of duke and mama and the Brazilian
I love this band!! Great albumn
Amazing footage.
I wasn’t a Genesis fan at the time but back in the day I bought the LP because of “Mama” - as it turned out that was my least favourite track ... “Home By The Sea” / “Second Home By The Sea” were the highlights for me :)
My favorite genesis album!
Wow love it watching them practicing to make tunes right song is magnificent when complete
Love the tones on Tony’s keys.
Tony's tones
👏👌 Cool la vidéo...c’est trop sympa de les voir travailler ensemble et...de voir sourire 😃 Tony Banks...et...surtout de boire du vin 🍷 TROP BIEN,J’ADORE! 😂😉🙂😍👋✌❣🇧🇪
I caught their show in Baltimore. This was in 75. Chester, the drummer was from Baltimore. They put on a spectacular show. I drove up from my home in Alexandria Va. I was a Teacher at the time. I drove up with a few of my students. I remember they closed with Suppers Ready. and Chester and Phil did sync drumming to Los Endos. from Trick of the Tail. brought the house down.
Los Endos in 75?
@@Schimnesthai Must have been '76
One of my favorite songs by the group - this gives me so much hope that you can come up with some great stuff just by jamming out and don't have to be a one-take wonder
I always liked Tony's "swirly bell" ish piano tone.
7:54 Favorite moment btw
Every 13 year old boy at a party, except it's coke and not wine.
@@moussetache1815 I read it as the coke drug thing instead of coke from coca cola lol same thing
@@Schimnesthai I did the same thing! My first reaction: what?! 13 year olds doin coke?! Where the hell did that guy grow up? LOL
I saw them perform this at Giants stadium in 1987. Such a great song.
Awesome vid! 😎 From 14'50 : Tony teaching Phil the lyrics/melody! 💜
His singing is beautyful, specially on Shepherd, love that song. Also, Tony once said that almost the entirety of Abacab was recorded in his voice for some reason, but that's in his basement.
WOW!!! Never knew this existed! Love it!!
This song has the most unique sounding reverb on Phil’s vocals-like a reverb with a delay and then another reverb on the delayed vocals! I’ve never heard it on any other song and when Nick Davis remixed the song in the 2000’s, he didn’t even try to replicate it. Too bad the video didn’t go into how they created this effect.
This powerful 80's masterpiece by Genesis should be transformed into a motion picture.
6 hours of jams though?
@@Schimnesthai 2 hours of jams should do it. With the right cast of actors, the story line behind the lyrics of the song could be turned into a good movie.
incredible that such a masterpiece was written in 23 minutes!
lol, allegedly there are more than 6 hours of jams for Second Home by the Sea.
Stupid twat
@@TheLastOilMan r/woooosh
Imagine if they just decided to listen to suppers ready instead!
@@Schimnesthai Yes. Can you post any more of those jams? Thank you. This song fucking rules
Never noticed Mike has his guitar synth going in a lot of parts. Dont think he ever bothered with it live.
This is on the Genesis Movie Boxset with the three sides live and other tour footage
I forgot about that, kind of expensive and rare thing to get, nice to know its there, although these videos have been on the internet long before that was released.
I have my suspicions, probably Phil Collins himself leaked the tape lol, as for me, i only put together all the parts that made Home by the Sea.
@@Schimnesthai thats interesting how long before? Phil could have been film maker multi talented man
@@NeonCoffeeCat I remember reading that he also knew how to code, i would love to find evidence of that!
This just popped into my head because I was listening to Strawbs earlier . . . Can you imagine Dave Cousins singing this song? I think it'd be interesting to hear.
Regarding Tony's voice, yeah, he's great. It's a shame he didn't develop the courage to sing lead like Steve Hackett did. Yes, he did sing lead on some of his solo works, but not nearly as much as Steve. And Steve has gotten better in more recent years. Give At The Edge Of Light a listen.
Brilliants of Anthony George Banks.
One of my favourite
Best band in the world
Something about this is just magic!~Sebastian
Intro=Amazon truck backup alarm, But I Love
this song so much, great 80's and 90's memories!
Wow that is the coolest thing !
Very interesting
12:45 “penny lane”. LOL
Honestly, the first few minute were painful. After that, it got much better. I suppose it's different when you're going backwards from knowing the finished product. The actual process, though tedious at times, is truly delightful when working in real time.
Are we to expect a Genesis film release similar to Get Back?
If so, count me in 100%
Thank you for this
Let's wait for "The Lamb" movie ;)
Amazing to see this...
Como é gostoso demais ver conteúdo como esse! Turma maravilhosa.
9:00 I have that same corkscrew! Although, to be fair, I'm much better at using it than Mike...
Momento histórico! 🎵🎶💎💎💎💎
Who said writing and recording at the same time is easy.
Phil looks like he just stepped out of teaching his high school Western Civ. class too write a timeless, classic tune.
idk what that means lol
@@Schimnesthai It probably means he looks like a regular guy. Not a rockstar and one of the most prolific hitmakers of all time, which he is.
And that's a good thing. Always liked guys like him. Guys like Steve Winwood or Huey Lewis (who nowadays looks like a Greek restaurant owner or my uncle Al, the accountant). Some of them were actually regular dudes, which makes it even better.
@@christosstamato527 What a lot of people don't realize is that Tony Banks is the real genius behind much of their music. Most of the compositions are largely his.
@@kingcrimson234 I acknowledge that. Many years now in fact. Banks is indeed the true genius in the band.
I think that when i read it i was at work and didn't pay much atention... he probably teached about the alamo.
Genio Tony, genio Mike! #PhilCollins le dio alma a Home by the Sea 🌊
This is so cool.
Waiting to see Padgam slap the next hand that tries to adjust something on his desk!😅
There's a Calling All Stations video where Tony adjusts something on the desk and then stares at Nick Davis and idk why it makes me laugh... wish i could've seen Padgam kicking someone lmao
17:20 Phil Collins doing a "What i was doing today?" vlog
Boy that started out rough
It was the guitar...
17:09 Sony 3/4 U-Matic VTR VO-5850 with a PCM-1610 Digital Audio Processor.-
Techmoan would probably like this video lol
Great Roland Guitar!
Que bueno ver como preparan el tema home bay the sea, en pleno laboratorio 👍👍👍👍👍
The highlight for me was finding out that Genesis share a love of the classic white wine Mateus ...That was obviously a crucial part of there creative flow...
I didn't realize that was white wine, i don't drink but i'll tell someone that does, thanks.
Mike said it was rose, And as its a Mateus Rose bottle it wont be white wine!
Thought Mike stated it was Rose
Love the song. One of the songs from the trio version that I think could have benefited from Hackett's guitar.
Steve Hackett was on record saying this was his favourite off of this album.
Thanks :)
Welcome to the home by the sea! :)