Genesis: 1976-1982 Box Set (EU) ［6SACD Hybrid+6DVD］

構成数 : 12枚
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Personnel: Phil Collins (vocals, drums, drum machine, cymbals, percussion, background vocals); Mike Rutherford (guitar, acoustic 12-string guitar, electric guitar, 12-string guitar, 6-string bass, 8-string bass, background vocals); Steve Hackett (guitar, electric guitar, 12-string guitar, nylon-string guitar, autoharp, kalimba); Tony Banks (12-string guitar, piano, grand piano, Fender Rhodes piano, organ, Mellotron, keyboards, synthesizer, background vocals); David Henstchel (background vocals). Audio Mixer: Nick Davis . Audio Remasterer: Tony Cousins. Liner Note Author: Michael Watts. Recording information: Maison Rouge, London, England (10/1975-??/1980); Polar Studios, Sweden (10/1975-??/1980); Relight Studio, The Netherlands (10/1975-??/1980); The Farm, Surrey, England (10/1975-??/1980); The Lyceum, London, England (10/1975-??/1980); Trident Studios, London, England (10/1975-??/1980). Photographers: Gered Mankowitz; Robert Ellis ; Armando Gallo; Lisa Tanner. Arrangers: Tom Tom 84; Genesis . When Peter Gabriel left Genesis in the mid 1970s to pursue a solo career, drummer Phil Collins was moved to vocals and the band continued to release influential albums of smart, complex, progressive rock. This deluxe 12-disc box set focuses on the band's albums from this period and up through the early '80s (when they began to produce more pop-oriented material), making it a definitive portrait of the band at one of its many creative peaks. But while the original music is crucial, it's only one of several draws of 1976-1982. Each album features crisply remastered sound, allowing the sophistication of the arrangements and the quality of the musicianship to truly pop. Moreover, each album is paired with a DVD featuring a 5.1 audio mix and extra video material, including interviews, promo videos, and live footage. Additionally, there is a bonus disc of singles, rarities, and B-sides, as well as a lavish, 48-page, photo-packed book. This beautifully assembled box is a must for Genesis fans, and a great way for casual fan to delve into one of the band's most fruitful periods.