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Nick D'Virgilio- Vocals/Drums
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Dave Martin-Bass
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Jeff Taylor-Keyboards
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Don Carr-Guitars
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Disc-1
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Disc-2
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| Track
Listing: |
1.)- The Lamb Lies
Down on Broadway- [5:24] |
1.)- Lilywhite Lilith-
[2:37] |
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2.)- Fly on a Windshield-[2:49]
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2.)- The Waiting Room-
[5:36] |
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3.)-[2:21] Broadway
Melody of 1974 |
3.)- Anyway-[3:08] |
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4.)- [2:18] Cuckoo
Cocoon |
4.)- Here Comes the
Supernatural Anaesthetist- [2:31] |
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5.)-[8:35] In the
Cage |
5.)- The Lamia-[7:13] |
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6.)-[2:42] The Grand Parade of
Lifeless Packaging |
6.)-[2:55] Silent Sorrow in Empty
Boats- [2:55] |
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7.)-[5:50] Back in NYC |
7.)-Colony of Slippermen: Arrival/A
Visit to the Doktor/Raven- [8:40] |
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8.)-[2:10] Hairless Heart |
8.)-Ravine- [1:55] |
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9.)-[3:50] Counting Out Time |
9.)-Light Dies Down on Broadway-
[4:11] |
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10.)- [6:22] The Carpet
Crawlers |
10.)-Riding the Scree-
[3:58] |
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11.)- [5:45] The Chamber
of 32 Doors |
11.)-In the Rapids-
[2:33] |
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12.)-It -[4:29] |
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This CD delivers in its slightly different take on "The
Lamb". Spocks Beard drummer Nick D'Virgilio partners up with
friend Mark Hornsby to make this classic come alive again.
Violins, horns and accordians perform many of the classic
Tony Banks keyboard parts along with cellos, violas, clarinets
and flute. Nicks vocals portray the classic and intricate
vocal work of Peter Gabriel, albeit a slight bit sterile -
lacking the ballsyness of Gabriels, still comes very close.
The guitar work of Don Carr also is excellent as he weaves
many of the classic Steve Hackett riffs. Nick's drumming is
spot on with all the Phil Collins drum parts. All in all,
it really is worth owning a copy of this CD if you are a fan
of Genesis. The only other interpretation of "The Lamb" that
lives up to this level of excellence is the Kevin Gilbert
version that is only available as a bootleg.
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