English musicians and music geeks extraordinaire Steven Wilson and Tim Bowness have posted a new episode of their podcast The Album Years. They talk about 1972, discussing albums by Yes, Curved Air, Genesis, Pink Floyd , and a whole lot more. This is part #2 about this year. The pair can be watched on YouTube as well.
Listen to Italian prog band Germinale tackling the Genesis classic The Knife. They inserted a quote from Suzy Creamcheese while they were at it. The cover first appeared on The River of Constant Change (A tribute to Genesis) in 1995. The 2CD is out of print, but a digital version can be found on Bandcamp.
Designer Nathaniel Barlam has finished his mammoth project to illustrate the Genesis album The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway in full. He stitched all previous clips together to make an epic video that runs for an hour and a half. It helps if you are familiar with the story and background of one of the corner stones of progressive rock.
Designer Nathaniel Barlam has finished another animation for a song of the classic Genesis album The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway: The Carpet Crawlers. It helps if you are familiar with the story and background of one of the corner stones of progressive rock.
Designer Nathaniel Barlam has finished another animation for two songs of the classic Genesis album The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway: Hairless Heart/Counting Out Time. It helps if you are familiar with the story and background of one of the corner stones of progressive rock.
After finishing all of Side 1 of the classic Genesis album The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway designer Nathaniel Barlam has made a musical comic for the first rack of Side 2: Back in N.Y.C.. It helps if you are familiar with the story and background of one of the corner stones of progressive rock.
After creating an illustrated Supper's Ready designer Nathaniel Barlam is putting together a musical comic for the classic Genesis album The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway. Side 1 is done so far. It helps if you are familiar with the story and background of one of the corner stones of progressive rock.
Designer Nathaniel Barlam has put up an illustrated Supper's Ready. The magnum opus of Genesis has spawned many articles trying to dissect the meaning of the composition. Released on their Foxtrot album, it is one of the corner stones of progressive rock.
it took Barlam five months to create all the drawings. He describes the creative process on behance.net. Quite a few references to the cover art of Foxtrot and the album that preceded it, Nursery Cryme. And Graham Chapman shows up in his King Arthur role in Monty Python and the Holy Grail.
