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I usually don't go lookin for it. But if it catches my ear (like on a movie sound track) I will listen.
Dude, nicely done. This was a RLLOL for me: "He’s a consistent/loser Throws like a Tampax/ user". Hilarious.
Over the decades, Keith has ripped every band, artist and musical genre possible. He's just very cranky.
song writing chops
Casey Stengel
Mick Jagger was a genius...and I don't mean musically.
As good as the Jets sing Christmas Carol's....?
Thanks but I only see the originals
can't believe it's been 50 years !
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The Musical Box Performs Genesis - ‘Selling England By The Pound’ 50th Anniversary (1/6/24)
The Musical Box Performs Genesis - ‘Selling England By The Pound’ 50th Anniversary (1/6/24)
The Musical Box Performs Genesis - ‘Selling England By The Pound’ 50th Anniversary
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Saturday, January 6, 20248:00 PM
Tarrytown Music Hall Tarrytown, NY
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Tickets go on sale for Premium Members on 10/9 at 12:00 PM EST, Members on 10/10 at 12:00 PM EST and for Non-Members on Friday, October 13, 2023 at 12:00 PM EST
Ticket prices: $44 - $74
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Premium Members: Monday 10/9 at 12pm EST
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Public: Friday 10/13 at 12pm EST
Presented by The Music Hall
Renowned for their high quality reproductions of historic Genesis performances since 1993, The Musical Box takes fans along for a time-travel ride, offering people a chance to relive the magic of this unique experience.
These replicas has required exhaustive visual, scenic, audio and musical research even tracking down the original music instruments used at the time. The visual aspect of The Musical Box shows are based on thousands of photos and many amateur films taken at the Genesis concerts, as well as the original slides used by the group during their shows.
Impressively, The Musical Box is the only group licensed and supported by Genesis and Peter Gabriel and has presented close to 1000 concerts across the world to more than one million spectators, in prestigious amphitheaters such as The Royal Albert Hall in London, the Olympia in Paris and the Bell Center in Montreal.
Peter Gabriel, who saw the concert was ”really impressed by the production quality and the attention to detail”; Steve Hackett and Phil Collins have even joined The Musical Box on stage.
''The Musical Box play it better than we did'' stated Phil Collins after seeing The Musical Box's production in Geneva.
A Musical Box show is a unique opportunity to discover the mystical Genesis concerts and to relive a historic rock moment.
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No for me it is nothing but Peter, Steve, Phil, Mike, Tony & Ant....with Chester & Stuermer thrown in. OK Nic toooriginal instruments, costumes and films !
oh, you meant the players ... nevermind
Speaking of which, when the $%^$ is Stuermer ever going to tour with his band?
I do see your point for the most part. The future of prog and fusion lies only in tribute bands. Everyone in the originals are either too old or no longer with us. I would like to see a King Crimson tribute, but you'd need 20 guys just to cover the variety. Most of these bands are pretenders at best (I saw the Mahavishnu Project last year or so and I wanted to rip the guitar from the hack's hands trying to play McLaughlin's parts, didn't even have a scalloped neck)
There's a tribute band playing around called Magical Mystery Doors. The pay tribute to the Beatles, Led Zep and the Doors. I thought, so cover band then, getting a $48 for a show. Then someone told me that they do much more than that:
Throughout the show, Magical Mystery Doors combines some of these classic compositions in ways that surprise and delight audiences time and time again. The melody from The Doors’ “Hello, I Love You” laying atop Led Zeppelin’s “Misty Mountain Hop.” The pounding beat of Zep’s “When The Levee Breaks” coupled with the serene strumming of The Beatles’ “Dear Prudence.” The thematic sequence of The Rain Song – Riders On The Storm – Here Comes The Sun. These rare arrangements take crowds on an unexpected and exhilarating journey “Over The Hills And Far Away.”
Now at least that's creative.