Genesis Tickets Back On Sale as of Friday 4pm

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FloFlo wrote:

Very impressed with ticketline, can remember using them many years ago to go and see Jason Donovan in Joseph!!

Wonder what happened to him

FloFlo

I think they just found him in the jungle.

He was quite good in Joseph, but very short! lol.

FloFlo

Anyone know if there is a support act for Genesis and who it is?

tomstickland

How much would you pay for them to do a complete "suppers ready" or "cinema show" like they did in the late 70s. Actually, I'd pay £100 extra for them to do "Who Dunnit".

Nah, that was then, this is now.

I've always had a love-hate relationship with them, but can't deny that Abracadabrad had a good sharp edge to it, along with Lamb Dies Down and bits of Wind and Wuthering. I think that Trespass is better than most that followed it.

Their fans are trainspotters though.

quoia

tomstickland wrote:

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but can't deny that Abracadabrad had a good sharp edge to it
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Their fans are trainspotters though.

I stopped trainspotting when I was 6, a good 10 years before I discovered Genesis and Trespass, Nursery Cryme, Foxtrot and Live and then SEbt£ !

As for "Abracadabrad" ? Never heard of it!

I know Abracadabra by Steve Miller but he's not in Genesis

[Deleted User]

Their lowest moment for me was "I can't dance".

tomstickland

Never heard of "Abracabdabracab"? Well, you might call it by its more traditional name "Abacab". All Genesis album/song names have to be mispronounced to annoy the more conservative fans.

FloFlo

Turn it on again CD at Tesco £4.97.

quoia

tomstickland wrote:

Never heard of "Abracabdabracab"? Well, you might call it by its more traditional name "Abacab". All Genesis album/song names have to be mispronounced to annoy the more conservative fans.

Yes everyone has heard of Abracabdabracab but what about Abracadabrad that you first posted about ?

Deleted_User wrote:

Their lowest moment for me was "I can't dance".

Excellent video to it !
As a commercial single for a band like Genesis it was apt and aimed at the right "market"

Happy_Shrimper

FloFlo wrote:

Many thanks, you've cheered us both up, we've never been to any concert before and so we're a little excited. Woooohooooo.

Oh boy, you are in for a treat! We went to the I can't dance tour at Knebworth and enjoyed (the concert, not the car parking arrangements!) it so much, we booked to see it again at Earls Court!
Bought our Twickenham tickets this week :beer: