@@barbaraanderson5437 I am glad you feel also the bass lines. A nice bass line awakens some pure feelings which can't be explained by words... And in this Firth of Fifth it feels really that way. Especially when the guitar solo is playing. I like especially the version with Steve Hackett, playing the solo on his golden guitar surrounded by the nice bass line
Hackett nowadays plays it the way it is, but with more agressive vibrato and fast arpeggios. I like it. It's sort of a more authentic mix between the original and the 90s-2007 versions.
Daryl is the absolute star of this. Nobody has ever played the Firth Of Fifth guitar solo better than that, and what he does on IKWIL is just as brilliant. I wish you could fix the whole concert like this, as it has many memorable moments.
I came here to re-listen to Phil sing and play when he still could. Listing to him sing out of tune while listing in a chair on stage just makes me sad.
Tony Banks stopped playing it in early 1974 since the RMI Electrapiano difficulted him the piano type performance, so he gave up performing it on that instrument. For the time he first played a Yamaha CP-70 live (in 1978, one year after performing it on Wind&Wuthering Tour or Seconds Out, he lost practice to the piano intro. Genesis did the whole Firth of Fifth in 1981 with the CP-70, but Tony had given up with the intro already.
I cannot agree Hackett has a really original style, touch, taste . He knows hot to catch and release the listener and also does non use his virtuosism in a funambolic way. I think that in this recording Daryl is completely out of the original Song. The same for Banks' intro with the synth: i'm afraid He wanted to play the intro live but spreading the parts with other instruments to have it less difficult to play.
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Still one of the most beautiful songs ever. This is genius material. Tony Banks is genius.
Steve Hacket Masterpiece Solo
Most people have never even heard this. But it is telling the truth. I know what I like.
One forgets just how great a bass player Rutherford is
yep....underrated
Such a beautifull bass line while the guitare solo is playing
Yes,my ears always follow bass for some reason
@@barbaraanderson5437 I am glad you feel also the bass lines. A nice bass line awakens some pure feelings which can't be explained by words...
And in this Firth of Fifth it feels really that way. Especially when the guitar solo is playing. I like especially the version with Steve Hackett, playing the solo on his golden guitar surrounded by the nice bass line
This is such a great video of their last robust performance of Firth of Fifth recorded live and Phil Collins' fantastic drumming.
Brings back fond memories when Phil was in better health,I love this group,they are so talented!!!
Tony Banks is a genius.
This guy does a nice job at Hacketts masterpiece.
I think "Firth of Fifth write by Tony Banks
@@ahmadnabilaristo2930 He was referring to the guitar solo
No he didn’t. Adding all that nonsense doesn’t improve it at all. Its original simplicity is already perfection.
Hackett nowadays plays it the way it is, but with more agressive vibrato and fast arpeggios. I like it. It's sort of a more authentic mix between the original and the 90s-2007 versions.
Aah! I discovered my daily dose of inspiration!
Just awesome!
The best.thanks Brasil..kiss..A.Lucas
a masterpiece
beautyful!
It still flows well
Daryl is the absolute star of this. Nobody has ever played the Firth Of Fifth guitar solo better than that, and what he does on IKWIL is just as brilliant. I wish you could fix the whole concert like this, as it has many memorable moments.
Simply epic. ✌️
The best.i Love you.
Buen trabajo de edición. Gracias.
Morceau ultime de genesis😘
FoF - Tony's finest composition. Steve's finest interpretation.
(Daryl's somewhat more jazz influenced interpretation here is pretty damn good too.)
I came here to re-listen to Phil sing and play when he still could. Listing to him sing out of tune while listing in a chair on stage just makes me sad.
C est pure rien a brranler.
No Firth Of Fifth without the piano intro. I mean, when Tony plays the piano. On some other keyboarders performances they had better skipped it.
Tony Banks stopped playing it in early 1974 since the RMI Electrapiano difficulted him the piano type performance, so he gave up performing it on that instrument. For the time he first played a Yamaha CP-70 live (in 1978, one year after performing it on Wind&Wuthering Tour or Seconds Out, he lost practice to the piano intro. Genesis did the whole Firth of Fifth in 1981 with the CP-70, but Tony had given up with the intro already.
8:02 - 8.:19. Phil had to quit smoking for this. 🤔
Nice video! Why does Tony Banks insist on using that horrible synth sound for the beginning rather than the classical piano sound on the record? 😂😂
because it start not from the beginning of the song.. but in the middle before the solo guitar part
@@RezaPratamaR I know... just sounds so off to my ears with that choice... :(
Steve Thompson cause he is tony banks and he makes the calls. After all .....he had a hand in writing it.
@@fuzmeister The man wrote it so i'll say let him play it however the fuck he wants
Faites pas les fines bouches ya quuoi derrière....????
Warum verhunzt man solche Klassiker in einem solchen Medley? Die Art, wie Stuermer das Solo in Firth of Fifth spielt ist grauenhaft
The lead replacing Hackett is good, but less is more in this case.
Si il faut je parlerais un autre langue l anglais
"I know what I like" is just rude
Mais pas envie
Daryl plays it so much better than Hackett!
No, absolutely not.
I cannot agree Hackett has a really original style, touch, taste .
He knows hot to catch and release the listener and also does non use his virtuosism in a funambolic way.
I think that in this recording Daryl is completely out of the original Song.
The same for Banks' intro with the synth: i'm afraid He wanted to play the intro live but spreading the parts with other instruments to have it less difficult to play.
No, I disagree..
Hey, don't be exagerated! Daryl is a very good player but..don't forget that Steve invented the song!!!
Steve Hackett is the greatest in my opinion
Beethoven, Bach......