Let's talk about Genesis!
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 72 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Music |
Genesis co-founder Anthony Phillips shares his memories with the Tabletop about recording his 1977 debut solo album, “The Geese & the Ghost.” Adam Kromelow from the Genesis Piano Project joins the discussion.
The Tabletop dives right into the mouth of the nightwhale to review Steve Hackett’s 30th solo release, a semi-autobiographical concept album that many fans are calling his best work in years.
The “decade of Phil Collins” came to a close with the 1989 release of his fourth studio album, …But Seriously. The Tabletop tackles the more serious side of Phil, joined by Stacy Godfrey of the “No Words Music” podcast.
After an entire year of individual track reveals (and 21 years), Peter Gabriel’s i/o was finally released in December 2023. Was the song-a-month release strategy a satisfying experiment, or did it make the ultimate album release a bit anticlimactic? ... more
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I love this podcast. Now that the band is no more, it’s great to have Tabletop Genesis to help keep the flame burning… more
New to this show, but what a treat to hear thoughtful conversation around this music and these artists. A fun show and so grateful for it… I always feel I am in dialogue with the hosts and guests, my opinions and ideas bouncing off of theirs as I listen, which inspires me to feel part of a community of engaged music-lovers, inspired by the classics and grappling with the new in the historic context. Keep ‘em coming!
Absolutely love it. Thank you all for making such a fantastic podcast, made with real love and thorough research. I’m a Phil-era Genesis fan, but TG is widening and deepening my love of the band as a whole. Thanks Mike and Tom, and the whole crew. Love the eps when everyone is there :) Love from Will in London UK
Just about got through the first chosen episode (Selling England..). A few insights but basically a bunch of self-obsessed bores talking about themselves. Podcasts should be about the ‘thing’ and not about the people. And this fails. ‘Is that a flute!’ ‘The lyrics on Firth of Fifth are meh because there’re not a conversation’ etc. The British contributor is better and in the vein of other podcasters, like, Rockonteurs.
Incredible podcast discussion about the best music ever. Thanks so much and keep them coming!
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