Genesis - “Dancing with the Moonlit Knight” (Live; Shepperton; 1973)
> DAN: Wasn’t Peter Gabriel in [Genesis] for a while?
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> MERLIN: Yes. Also, Paul McCartney was in The Beatles.
Man. They were just SO good.
RELATED: Phil Collins forty years ago? So handsome.
RELATED RELATED: Holy shit. Steve Fucking Hackett. Insane. The man pretty much invented the modern hammer-on as we know it today.
Genesis - “Turn It On Again” (Duke; 1980)
A very painful confession. I often listen to this song on repeat literally all morning.
There. I said it. Happy now?
Related: Thirteen-Four time, bitches. Look it UP!
In which Roderick just digs himself deeper into wrong.
[via John Siracusa]
Gated reverb - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Gated reverb as an effect was used on countless drum tracks during the 1980s, to the point that such a sound became a defining characteristic of that decade’s popular music.
Phil Collins used gated reverb extensively in the early to mid-1980s, both in his solo work as well as working with other artists. He first employed it on the Peter Gabriel song “Intruder”. Examples of Collins’s own music include “In the Air Tonight”, “Against All Odds (Take a Look at Me Now)”, I Don’t Care Anymore, and the Genesis track “Mama”.As originally heard in You Look Nice Today’s “The Good Part” [mp3]
