Genesis

Genesis Live Performance of Los Endos - Concert 1976

• In January 1976, Genesis was transitioning into a new era following the departure of their iconic frontman, Peter Gabriel. This performance of "Los En... Read Full Description >

  In January 1976, Genesis was transitioning into a new era following the departure of their iconic frontman, Peter Gabriel. This performance of "Los Endos" showcases the band during a pivotal moment as they released "A Trick of the Tail" just after this recording. The album marked the first with Phil Collins as the lead vocalist and demonstrated the band's ability to evolve while maintaining their progressive rock roots. The live performance features a strong lineup, including founding members Tony Banks and Mike Rutherford, along with guitarist Steve Hackett and drummer Bill Bruford, who had briefly joined the live lineup. "Los Endos," an instrumental piece, highlights the band's intricate musicianship and dynamic sound, capturing their confidence in this new chapter. The concert not only exemplifies their adaptability but also heralds a successful future in the music industry, solidifying their status as a leading band in the progressive rock genre.

Genesis Live Performance of 'I Know What I Like' - 1976 Concert

• In early 1976, Genesis was in the midst of a transitional phase within their career. The live recording of "I Know What I Like" captures a performance... Read Full Description >

  In early 1976, Genesis was in the midst of a transitional phase within their career. The live recording of "I Know What I Like" captures a performance during their "A Trick of the Tail" tour, which followed the release of their 1974 album "The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway" and the departure of Peter Gabriel. This period marked the first full album featuring Phil Collins as the primary lead vocalist after Gabriel's exit. "A Trick of the Tail" was released in early 1976 and showcased a blend of progressive rock elements that had characterized their earlier work, while also displaying a more accessible sound. The performance highlights Collins' dual role on stage, both as a drummer and frontman, setting a precedent for the band's future. Notably, the 1976 concert features Bill Bruford on drums, who was known for his work with bands like Yes, adding an exciting dynamic during this live rendition.

Genesis - Full Concert Live in Concert 1976 featuring 'I Know What I Like'

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London, NA, United Kingdom

• In July 1976, during the "Trick of the Tail" tour, Genesis recorded their concert film in London, showcasing their transition after Peter Gabriel's de... Read Full Description >

  In July 1976, during the "Trick of the Tail" tour, Genesis recorded their concert film in London, showcasing their transition after Peter Gabriel's departure. This live performance marked a significant moment for the band as it was the first to feature Phil Collins as the lead vocalist, a role he stepped into after Gabriel left the group in 1975. "Trick of the Tail," released earlier in 1976, was Genesis's first studio album as a quartet and received critical acclaim, blending progressive rock elements with more accessible melodies. Notably, the live recording includes renowned drummer Bill Bruford from Yes, along with the band's iconic lineup. The concert was captured by Tony Maylam and later transformed into a film, which offered fans a visual experience despite the inclusion of distracting stock footage, showcasing Genesis at a pivotal juncture in their career. This period solidified their evolution from a progressive rock band to a more mainstream act.