-=> From what I recall, Clark Ray said this to Lorne Murphy <=-
 LM> located _Presenting Genesis_ yet? That's a weird one.
 CR> Nope, I've never seen that one.  The one that I keep seeing that I
 Very strange, and seemingly randomly chosen tracks, in no
 particular order. I think you took part in the conversation between
 Kenneth and I regarding this album, I recall you liking "Time
 Table" and me hating it! :)
 CR> haven't picked up is one of the re-releases of _From Genesis To
 CR> Revelation_.  I think it's called _When The Sour Turns To Sweet_, but
 CR> I'm not positive.  It's a very colorful cover with lots of pink and
 CR> pictures of the band.  The first version of that album that I picked
 Ah, that one I have seen on cassette. I used to have the FGtR
 cassette as well, with the original cover, which was London.
 There's SO many re-releases of this album, as you know, due to
 Jonathan "I feel the band owes me something" King's shameful
 exploitation. A good example is the re-release (not sure which of
 the thousand versions) that has the picture of circa-1980 Genesis
 on the cover.
 CR> Yeah, I didn't know that they did this.  It's the same version of "The
 CR> Lady Lies" that's on the _Musica_ bootleg.  Heh, the bootleg actually
 CR> sounds better :-)
 I actually did KNOW of this release from Geoff Parkyn's "Turn it on
 again" discography, but I assumed it was long lost.
 CR> I've got that single.  It's a British single on the Famous Charisma
 CR> label.  It's even in a picture sleeve (picture of the three members). 
 CR> I like both the B-sides about equally, actually.  "Vancouver" is a
 CR> beautiful song.  It was unfortunate that they left both of them off
 CR> the album.
 That's a nice one to have, Clark. I like "Vancouver" as well, but
 it pales in comparison to tDtLWO, IMO.
 CR> from 1982 of a concert in Italy.  The only reason I bought it was for
 CR> the full live version of "Supper's Ready."  The sound sucks!
 Yeah, I've got that one (not on vinyl). It wasn't until about 4
 years ago that I realised that the European leg of the '82 tour
 WASN'T the last time they played SR. I really like the medley from
 the 1st. leg of the '86 tour where they throw it onto the end of
 "In the Cage/In that Quiet Earth", except that Phil's voice was not
 in top form, and it's WAYYYYY too slow.
 
 CR> I didn't know that.  But, you know, that makes sense now that I think
 CR> of it 'cause there are no Wakeman-trademark sounds in that song.
 Indeed. Strange that Wakeman didn't get into this one, especially
 since the footage of them in the studio performing this tune shows
 him having a great time. This piece belongs to Howe and Bruford
 IMO.
           - LM
 NP: "The Musical Box (live)" - Anglagard (OUCH! That wrong
 mellotron chord towards the end is painful!)
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