cropduster
2009-05-03 14:18:55 UTC
I see this NG is not too lively, but perhaps there's someone who
can help.
Way back in the last century (1983 or thereabouts), when MTV really
had "music", I recorded on VHS part of a Genesis documentary.
I have only the last 24 minutes of it, but the live performance
is killer, and if it's been rereleased on DVD, I'd love to have
it. I did digitize it to MPEG1, but the VHS quality isn't much
to begin with.
What I Have (the last 24 minutes):
Starts with an interview with Tony Banks; he says something
about the keyboard sounds he gets "Lamb Lies Down on Broadway
is the same crosshand technique". Then it cuts to Phil, "Just
one step toward taking people off of automatic pilot", then
it goes into a live performance:
Who Dunnit
In The Cage
Afterglow
Turn It On Again
Mike is playing a Selmer double neck (bass/6 string) guitar,
if that is any help. Daryl Stuermer is also playing guitar.
During the live performance, they cut to footage of the band
in their dressing room, on their bus ("I can show you, I can
show you, some of the people in my life...").
Credits:
Executive Producer: Tony Smith and Genesis
Produced and directed by Stuart Orme
Film Editor: Noel Oliver
Assistant Film Editor: Mike Cragg
Film Sound: Ray T. Parker
Production Manager: Lorne Magory
Mixed at The Farm: Geoff Callingham
Thanks to: Andy Mackrill - Geoff Banks - Alan Owen - Craig
Schertz - The Roadies - Carol Willis at Hit'N'Run - And
Peter Lodge
Film Facilities: Focus Films
Post-Production Facilities: Uppercuts
A Rooster Production for Gelring Ltd.
Thanks to anyone who can identify this.
can help.
Way back in the last century (1983 or thereabouts), when MTV really
had "music", I recorded on VHS part of a Genesis documentary.
I have only the last 24 minutes of it, but the live performance
is killer, and if it's been rereleased on DVD, I'd love to have
it. I did digitize it to MPEG1, but the VHS quality isn't much
to begin with.
What I Have (the last 24 minutes):
Starts with an interview with Tony Banks; he says something
about the keyboard sounds he gets "Lamb Lies Down on Broadway
is the same crosshand technique". Then it cuts to Phil, "Just
one step toward taking people off of automatic pilot", then
it goes into a live performance:
Who Dunnit
In The Cage
Afterglow
Turn It On Again
Mike is playing a Selmer double neck (bass/6 string) guitar,
if that is any help. Daryl Stuermer is also playing guitar.
During the live performance, they cut to footage of the band
in their dressing room, on their bus ("I can show you, I can
show you, some of the people in my life...").
Credits:
Executive Producer: Tony Smith and Genesis
Produced and directed by Stuart Orme
Film Editor: Noel Oliver
Assistant Film Editor: Mike Cragg
Film Sound: Ray T. Parker
Production Manager: Lorne Magory
Mixed at The Farm: Geoff Callingham
Thanks to: Andy Mackrill - Geoff Banks - Alan Owen - Craig
Schertz - The Roadies - Carol Willis at Hit'N'Run - And
Peter Lodge
Film Facilities: Focus Films
Post-Production Facilities: Uppercuts
A Rooster Production for Gelring Ltd.
Thanks to anyone who can identify this.