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After Peter Gabriel left Genesis, the band proved able to carry on without him, making high-quality albums with Phil Collins as the frontman. On the stage, though, where Gabriel's outrageous costumes, antics, and charisma made Genesis concerts the stuff of legend, the Collins-era band had even more to prove. Those who hadn't seen the post-Gabriel group live were served notice by SECONDS OUT that this was a performance unit to be reckoned with.
For the tour from which this album is taken, the band borrowed drummer Bill Bruford (between this and his time with King Crimson and Yes, Bruford was truly the prog-rock drummer de rigueur in the '70s) and set about exploring both new and old tunes with equal aplomb. Steve Hackett was still on hand, and his majestic guitar lines mix with Tony Banks's stately synths for that vintage Genesis sound on Gabriel-era epics such as "Supper's Ready" as well as newer tunes like "Squonk" and "Afterglow."
Recorded in Paris, France in 1976 & 1977.
Genesis: Phil Collins (vocals, drums); Mike Rutherford (guitar, bass); Steve Hackett (guitar); Tony Banks (keyboards).
Additional personnel: Chester Thompson (drums, percussion); Bill Bruford (drums).
Mojo (Publisher) (3/01, p.82) - "...The last essential concert LP....Collins makes old material such as 'I Know What I Like' and even 'Supper's Ready' his own..." Genesis Seconds Out Songs Seconds Out Music Review Average Rating: (4.5 out of 5 stars)    List All Reviews Better than Vinyl Have it on vinal, damn glad I have it on CD? Would love for it to come out on DVD... Submitted by gavlp (Chicago ILL)  Was This Review Helpful? Yes No
another good find ! its my opinion that, not long after this album, Genesis became far too mainstream and pop sounding. Their earlier stuff was incomparable, and this Live album exudes their passion Submitted by a_katsetos (Baltimore,Md USA)  Was This Review Helpful? Yes No
Vintage Genesis Despite the absence of long time front man Peter Gabriel this is a great live album. Any true Genesis fan should have this one in his/her collection. Collins, Hacket, Banks and Rutherford never really got the credit they deserved while Gabriel was with the band (btw: I am a Peter Gabriel fan and still follow his career today). This album shows of the collective talents of these four indiviuals and proves once and for all that their contributions to the band (while Gabriel was still a member) cannot be overlooked. Lets not forget - they are the original founding members. Do not get this album confused with the Genesis of the mid 80's. This is vintage hard hitting Genesis at its best. Buy it - you will not regret it! Submitted by a reviewer (Maryland, USA)  Was This Review Helpful? Yes No
Original And Live Genesis at it's best.
Phil Collins at his most original.
This is music that belies its age,
and has a real sense of atmosphere. Submitted by a reviewer (Gateshead UK)  Was This Review Helpful? Yes No
This is the peak This is the pinnacle for Genesis - fabulous live recording, with the sharpest arrangements. The catchy pop flavor of I Know What I Like is stretched out with an added interlude from Stagnation (uncredited) while Phil does his jolly tambourine riff, and then the band comes roaring back in for the crescendo finale. The closing section of The Musical Box is extremely powerful - why don't you touch me, touch me, touch me now, now,now,now,now, and then again Steve Hackett screams back in full on the volume pedal through his Gibson Les Paul custom. The Cinema Show has the best keyboard solo melody of any song, and the drum fills from Chester and Phil in Supper's Ready and Afterglow are just an air-drummer's nirvana. Mike Rutherford holds it all together with superb bass and bass pedals and intricate 12-string rhythm guitar. Thirty years later this is still the best they ever sounded - just an excellent album. Submitted by Michael (Canal Winchester, Ohio, USA) Was This Review Helpful? Yes No
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