Analysis: Lamb Lies Down on Broadway series (Shrine vs Archive)
Courtesy: Genesis*Hipgnosis*Patrick Zoller
For Fanatical Lamb Fans ONLY!
(Many videos re-edited with Non-Linear audio clips and rare, historic pictures of The Lamb!)
An side-by-side comparison & insightful look into the re-tracking of the Gabriel-era Genesis live performance at L.A.'s Shrine Auditorium, in 1975 - for the 1998 Archive 1 collection release.
This video series delineates how Genesis' editing guru - Nick Davis - collaborated with Peter Gabriel & his Real World Studios to fly-in partial-phrase replacements - utilizing the internal memory of a Sony 3348 Digital Tape deck (in an era just prior to the widespread advent of ProTools DAW computer-editing systems). Incredibly difficult and painstaking work - at The Farm, in Surrey. These newer vocal tracks were integrated into the ONLY multi-track recording made of The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway tour. PG had partial laryngitis (his lower register), Steve Hackett was recovering from a severed, surgically re-attached tendon, in his left hand..so both re-tracked some their work, for the release of this "Live" recording. For Gabriel, this represented nearly 80% of his vocals - which Nick Davis expertly "sewed in" the 47-year-old voice into the already existing Live audio envelope, created in 1975 at the Shrine. Really impressive editing project...not to mention PG's challenge to sing in the same key/emotional range as his 25-yr-old self !
This analysis series is meant to show WHY he decided to re-track his vocal parts (due to the laryngitis)..and how it was meant to be the only way he & Genesis could give us fans a "Lamb Reunion", of a kind. It is for NON-COMMERCIAL and EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY!
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Analysis: Steve Hackett series
Photo Copyright: Armando Gallo
For Fanatical Steve Hackett & Lamb Lies Down on Broadway Fans - an examination of the re-tracking and relaying of some of Steve Hackett's most well-known solos from the Live Shrine Auditorium Lamb show, in LA, in Jan,'75 - for the Archive Genesis release of 1998...and the Live Box Set -2007/Rainbow Theatre concert of 1973.
A series of e-mails from Mr.Hackett, himself, as well as Genesis Engineer/Producer Guru Nick Davis - form the basis of these side-by-side analyses.
Non-commercial and educational videos for the most ardent fan & recording-studio artist.
A series of e-mails from Mr.Hackett, himself, as well as Genesis Engineer/Producer Guru Nick Davis - form the basis of these side-by-side analyses.
Non-commercial and educational videos for the most ardent fan & recording-studio artist.
Analysis: Supper's Ready (Rainbow Theatre - 1973) series
For the most avid early-Genesis fans, only!
This is the first installment of a NON-commercial, educational video series - assembled with the (direct informational insight) assistance of Genesis engineer & producing guru - Nick Davis...and guitarist Steve Hackett.
It details the superlative non-linear restoration of the famous 1973 Rainbow Theatre's concert version of "Supper's Ready" - and its upgrade to 5.1 Surround Sound by Nick Davis and Genesis - at their home recording studio of the Farm, in Surrey, in 2007...for the 2008 Live Box Set.
Peter Gabriel re-tracked vocal portions of Lover's Leap, Iknaton/Itsacon & Guaranteed Eternal Sanctuary Man in 1997 at his Real World studios - which are delineated here.
Many thanks to Mr. Davis, Mr. Hackett., Mr. Jorge Monteiro and Misters. David Raphael and Jim Buntinx (conceptual artists) for making this informative video series possible.
All featured vids have now been re-edited with supportive non-linear audio music clips - to offer increased discernment of the superbly engineered 5.1 Surround upgrade and restoration!
Enjoy!
This is the first installment of a NON-commercial, educational video series - assembled with the (direct informational insight) assistance of Genesis engineer & producing guru - Nick Davis...and guitarist Steve Hackett.
It details the superlative non-linear restoration of the famous 1973 Rainbow Theatre's concert version of "Supper's Ready" - and its upgrade to 5.1 Surround Sound by Nick Davis and Genesis - at their home recording studio of the Farm, in Surrey, in 2007...for the 2008 Live Box Set.
Peter Gabriel re-tracked vocal portions of Lover's Leap, Iknaton/Itsacon & Guaranteed Eternal Sanctuary Man in 1997 at his Real World studios - which are delineated here.
Many thanks to Mr. Davis, Mr. Hackett., Mr. Jorge Monteiro and Misters. David Raphael and Jim Buntinx (conceptual artists) for making this informative video series possible.
All featured vids have now been re-edited with supportive non-linear audio music clips - to offer increased discernment of the superbly engineered 5.1 Surround upgrade and restoration!
Enjoy!
Analysis: Supper's Ready (Italian subtitles)
For the devoted fans of Genesis in Italy! :
la sua è la prima rata di un non-commerciali, serie di video didattici - assemblato con la (diretta intuizione informativo) l'assistenza di ingegnere Genesi & guru produzione - Nick Davis ... e il chitarrista Steve Hackett.
E i dettagli del restauro superlativo non-lineare di versione da concerto del famoso 1973 Rainbow Theatre di "Supper's Ready" - e il suo aggiornamento del suono surround 5.1 mediante Nick Davis e Genesis - a loro studio di registrazione a casa della Fattoria, nel Surrey, nel 2007.
Peter Gabriel porzioni ri-tracciato vocale di Lover's Leap, Iknaton / Itsacon & garantito eterno dell'uomo Santuario nel 1997 presso i suoi studi Real World - che si delineano qui.
Molte grazie a Mr. Davis, il signor Hackett., il signor Jorge Monteiro e sigg. Davide Raffaello e Jim Buntinx (artisti concettuali) per fare questa serie di video informativi possibile.
Tutti i vids consigliati sono stati ri-editato con clip di supporto non-lineare audio di musica - per offrire una maggiore discernimento della superbamente progettata 5,1 aggiornamento Surround e il restauro!
Buon divertimento!
la sua è la prima rata di un non-commerciali, serie di video didattici - assemblato con la (diretta intuizione informativo) l'assistenza di ingegnere Genesi & guru produzione - Nick Davis ... e il chitarrista Steve Hackett.
E i dettagli del restauro superlativo non-lineare di versione da concerto del famoso 1973 Rainbow Theatre di "Supper's Ready" - e il suo aggiornamento del suono surround 5.1 mediante Nick Davis e Genesis - a loro studio di registrazione a casa della Fattoria, nel Surrey, nel 2007.
Peter Gabriel porzioni ri-tracciato vocale di Lover's Leap, Iknaton / Itsacon & garantito eterno dell'uomo Santuario nel 1997 presso i suoi studi Real World - che si delineano qui.
Molte grazie a Mr. Davis, il signor Hackett., il signor Jorge Monteiro e sigg. Davide Raffaello e Jim Buntinx (artisti concettuali) per fare questa serie di video informativi possibile.
Tutti i vids consigliati sono stati ri-editato con clip di supporto non-lineare audio di musica - per offrire una maggiore discernimento della superbamente progettata 5,1 aggiornamento Surround e il restauro!
Buon divertimento!
Analysis: Cinema Show / Tony Banks
(Repair for Live Box Set - 2007 / Rainbow Theatre - 1973)
Photo Courtesy: Dave Kerzner
A side-by side comparison of the Nick Davis-directed Tony Banks fly-in keyboard repairs on his live "Cinema Show" solo for the restored live Rainbow Theatre concert of 1973 (included on the Extras disk of Genesis' Live Box set 1973-2007).
Nick divulges (via personal e-mail exchange) how the 57-year-old Tony Banks attempted to play the ultra-fast fingering (of his 25-year-old self's speed, during a very exciting live performance)...but, could not keep up with himself on his trusty old ARP Pro-Soloist .
After a full day of attempts to duplicate the original speed ~ Nick finally had Tony play down an octave and more slowly, then sped the recording up (via ProTools Elastic Pitch feature), in order to match up & marry the samples - perfectly!This is a NON-commercial, educational video - presented as a historical documentary of the restoration process by the group and its extraordinarily talented sound engineer/archivist.
Nick divulges (via personal e-mail exchange) how the 57-year-old Tony Banks attempted to play the ultra-fast fingering (of his 25-year-old self's speed, during a very exciting live performance)...but, could not keep up with himself on his trusty old ARP Pro-Soloist .
After a full day of attempts to duplicate the original speed ~ Nick finally had Tony play down an octave and more slowly, then sped the recording up (via ProTools Elastic Pitch feature), in order to match up & marry the samples - perfectly!This is a NON-commercial, educational video - presented as a historical documentary of the restoration process by the group and its extraordinarily talented sound engineer/archivist.
Analysis: Rainbow Theatre Repairs / Genesis' Nick Davis
This NON-commercial, educational video is an examination of the magnificent restoration of the historic Rainbow Theatre 1973 concert.
Direct information from Genesis' editing Guru Nick Davis provides the foundation for this technical investigation into the painstaking, labor-intensive multi-year project of restoring the original and rare multi-track recordings of "The Lamb" and "The Rainbow"
Mr. Davis reveals how he deftly flew-in the required "repairs" from other Live performances, studio vocal, guitar and keyboard pick-ups and original album studio master tracks - at The Farm in Surrey.
Again, this is NOT an infomercial - rather an intensive fan video created by an admiring broadcast sound engineer (on her home Mac laptop's iMovie program - as evidenced by all the video glitches! LOL).
Nick Davis Photo Courtesy: Dave Kerzner
Direct information from Genesis' editing Guru Nick Davis provides the foundation for this technical investigation into the painstaking, labor-intensive multi-year project of restoring the original and rare multi-track recordings of "The Lamb" and "The Rainbow"
Mr. Davis reveals how he deftly flew-in the required "repairs" from other Live performances, studio vocal, guitar and keyboard pick-ups and original album studio master tracks - at The Farm in Surrey.
Again, this is NOT an infomercial - rather an intensive fan video created by an admiring broadcast sound engineer (on her home Mac laptop's iMovie program - as evidenced by all the video glitches! LOL).
Nick Davis Photo Courtesy: Dave Kerzner
