Tourdaten We Can't Dance Tour
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Moin liebe Fangemeinde,
ich bin jetzt mal zu faul alles zu lesen, da vielleicht die Doppel-CD schon vorkam.
Aber ich habe eine Doppel-CD von Genesis "World of Dance ´92" ergattert, die noch umfangreicher an Liedern und vorallem die Länge der Lieder, gestaltet ist. Sie hat eine Laufzeit von ca 145 min und hat, wie keine andere, den gesamten Sprachtext von Phil mit drauf. Der Verkäufer meinte, sie stamme aus Italien. Der Sound lässt allerdings sehr zu wünschen übrig, so ähnlich wie die Encore Serie, nur etwas schlechter im Sound.
Für Fans ist sie aber unabdingbar, da sie von der Setliste sehr interessant ist.
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Moin liebe Fangemeinde,
ich bin jetzt mal zu faul alles zu lesen, da vielleicht die Doppel-CD schon vorkam.
Aber ich habe eine Doppel-CD von Genesis "World of Dance ´92" ergattert, die noch umfangreicher an Liedern und vorallem die Länge der Lieder, gestaltet ist. Sie hat eine Laufzeit von ca 145 min und hat, wie keine andere, den gesamten Sprachtext von Phil mit drauf. Der Verkäufer meinte, sie stamme aus Italien. Der Sound lässt allerdings sehr zu wünschen übrig, so ähnlich wie die Encore Serie, nur etwas schlechter im Sound.
Für Fans ist sie aber unabdingbar, da sie von der Setliste sehr interessant ist.
und? was soll uns das sagen?
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und? was soll uns das sagen?
Brüller..., na wenn es hier nicht um die "We can´t Dance" Tour geht...
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Was ist an der Setlist denn so interessant? Und was soll sich an den Liedern geändert haben?
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Was ist an der Setlist denn so interessant? Und was soll sich an den Liedern geändert haben?
Das geniale an der CD ist, die Lieder sind irgendwie länger als die CDs von "The way we Walk" The Shorts and The Longs. Beispiel: The Medley der 2. CD, bestehend aus 5 einzelnen Liedern, auf der CD "World Dance Tour ´92" sind es 7 Titel.
Oder vor dem Titel "Jesus he knows me" spricht Phil über 2 Min mit dem Publikum, die übrigents viel lauter und zahlreicher brüllen als auf jeder anderen CD.
Naja aber die Tonqualität, sie geht in richtung Encore aber bedeutend schlechter. Bei jeden Titel tönt min ein Instrument (Bass, Drums oder Keyboard) etwas zu laut auf. Ich gehe davon aus, das die mit einem einfachen Mikrofon vor den Lautsprechern aufgenommen haben und die CDs nicht richtig abgemischt wurden! -
die World Dance ist einfach eine AudioVersion des Knebworths Konzerts 1992, natürlich ein Boot.. und Hold On My Heart wird eingefaded, da gibts bessere Versionen, und umsonst
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Von Knebworth hatte ich mal eine Audio-Version auf MC, da waren aber nur wenige Titel drauf:
Seite 1:
No Son Of Mine
Invisible Touch
Jesus He Knows Me
I Can't DanceSeite 2:
Land Of Confusion
Hold On My Heart
Home By The Sea/Second Home By The SeaSetlist-technisch also nicht gerade der Knaller, soundtechnisch identisch mit der Premiere-Version und auf dem Deckel stand auch irrtümlicherweise "Genesis Live - USA 1992".
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Knebworth war zwar ein obergeiles Konzert, besonders bei der TV-Übertragung, das soundmäßig beste Bootleg dürfte aber das Konzert in der Royal Albert Hall (16.11.1992) sein mit der wohl besten Old Medley-Ansage der ganzen Tour:
Thank you. - Romeo was a very lonely young man, but he wasn't for the want of trying. Every night Romeo used to go cruising the singles' bars looking for the perfect female companion. And tonight was going to be his lucky night! Oh yes. Well, he found himself at the bar, two or three seats down from a very beautiful-looking girl: Juliet. Romeo had a drink, summoned up his courage, stalked down there and started to chat Juliet up, bought her a drink or two or ten, and before long she made no objection when he invited her back to his place. Well, Romeo started to make the moves on Juliet, but under closer scrutiny he was very shocked, stunned, and surprised to discover that Juliet was in fact not a real person at all, but an inflatable doll. "This would account for a couple of things", thought Romeo. She was very quiet, and yet she always looked like she was just going to say something. Well, this surprise discovery did not deter Romeo from his night of lust and passion and, in fact, night after night after night after night of lust and passion following. Romeo was shagged out. Anyway, eventually he decided to take Juliet, who was, of course the ideal companion (she never had a headache, she never said 'no', she never had to stay in and wash her hair), but he did decide to take her farther afield and went to the cinema to see a film. Well, there he was, lit up a cigarette, which he always did after sex, and then he put his arm around her and started to get engrossed in the film. But yes, he started to get so engrossed in the film that he forgot to keep an eye on ash on the end of his cigarette. Well, the ash got longer and, of course, the inevitable happened and the ash fell into Juliet's lap. And instead of the customary "Ouch!" all Romeo heard was a bang as Juliet fled off the seat and started to circle the cinema ceiling like a burst balloon. Well, unfortunately for Romeo, that was the last he ever saw of Juliet, and today Romeo is still a very lonely young man.
This actually has nothing to do with the next piece of music. I thought I'd just like to share that with you. But it does have something to do with our past, and this is a selection of music from our past which we have casually strung together and Mr Rutherford will show you how it goes. -
Knebworth war zwar ein obergeiles Konzert, besonders bei der TV-Übertragung, das soundmäßig beste Bootleg dürfte aber das Konzert in der Royal Albert Hall (16.11.1992) sein mit der wohl besten Old Medley-Ansage der ganzen Tour:
Thank you. - Romeo was a very lonely young man, but he wasn't for the want of trying. Every night Romeo used to go cruising the singles' bars looking for the perfect female companion. And tonight was going to be his lucky night! Oh yes. Well, he found himself at the bar, two or three seats down from a very beautiful-looking girl: Juliet. Romeo had a drink, summoned up his courage, stalked down there and started to chat Juliet up, bought her a drink or two or ten, and before long she made no objection when he invited her back to his place. Well, Romeo started to make the moves on Juliet, but under closer scrutiny he was very shocked, stunned, and surprised to discover that Juliet was in fact not a real person at all, but an inflatable doll. "This would account for a couple of things", thought Romeo. She was very quiet, and yet she always looked like she was just going to say something. Well, this surprise discovery did not deter Romeo from his night of lust and passion and, in fact, night after night after night after night of lust and passion following. Romeo was shagged out. Anyway, eventually he decided to take Juliet, who was, of course the ideal companion (she never had a headache, she never said 'no', she never had to stay in and wash her hair), but he did decide to take her farther afield and went to the cinema to see a film. Well, there he was, lit up a cigarette, which he always did after sex, and then he put his arm around her and started to get engrossed in the film. But yes, he started to get so engrossed in the film that he forgot to keep an eye on ash on the end of his cigarette. Well, the ash got longer and, of course, the inevitable happened and the ash fell into Juliet's lap. And instead of the customary "Ouch!" all Romeo heard was a bang as Juliet fled off the seat and started to circle the cinema ceiling like a burst balloon. Well, unfortunately for Romeo, that was the last he ever saw of Juliet, and today Romeo is still a very lonely young man.
This actually has nothing to do with the next piece of music. I thought I'd just like to share that with you. But it does have something to do with our past, and this is a selection of music from our past which we have casually strung together and Mr Rutherford will show you how it goes.Oh holy shit, ist die Ansage gut.
Die hab ich jetzt erst richtig wahrgenommen !
Wohl ne klare Anspielung auf alten Tage,
But it does have something to do with our past[/i]
als Phils ansagetechnischen Ergüsse selten weniger als 5 Prozent der gesamten Spielzeit in Anspruch genommen haben...
