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9. "That's All" by Genesis
It sometimes comes as a surprise to people that Genesis is one of my favorite bands. I love the Peter Gabriel-era prog-rock, but I've always been a bigger fan of the Phil Collins-era material. It began progressive and slowly became more pop-rock, but without losing its artistry. A Genesis pop song, such as "That's All," is not your average pop song. Interesting as well as catchy, witty lyrics that are meaningful without being complicated, and musically this song is perfection. I have a hard time choosing a favorite song by Genesis mostly because they have so many great tracks, in so many different musical genres, that to choose one would be a disservice to the band and to yourself. "That's All" is just a song that I love, and have always loved, and will never get tired of... but the same could be said of many other Genesis songs.
I still remember your tribute album that featured Eddie Vedder and Tori Amos collaborating on this. Oh, to hear that duet!
ReplyDeleteThat was the old version... which I loved, but felt a bit outdated (gotta keep up with the times). Here's the more recent and updated tracklisting for my dream Genesis Tribute Album:
ReplyDelete1. Turn It On Again - The Verve feat. Liam Gallagher
2. Land of Confusion - Tool
3. Invisible Touch - Finger Eleven feat. Justin Timberlake
4. Home By the Sea - Muse
5. No Son Of Mine - Bauhaus feat. Christopher Hall of Stabbing Westward
6. Hold On My Heart - Lenny Kravitz
7. Follow You, Follow Me - Silverchair
8. Firth of Fifth - Coldplay feat. Brian May of Queen
9. Mama - Nine Inch Nails
10. I Can't Dance - King's X
11. Abacab - KMFDM
12. Tonight, Tonight, Tonight - David Bowie
13. That's All - Dave Gahan of Depeche Mode
14.Throwing It All Away - Pearl Jam feat. Bob Dylan
15. Dreaming While You Sleep - Chris Cornell and Gary Numan
16. Misunderstanding - Elton John
17. Jesus He Knows Me - Gnarls Barkley
18. I Know What I Like (In Your Wardrobe) - Franz Ferdinand
19. The Carpet Crawlers - The Gorrillaz and Elvis Costello
20. Congo - U2 with Ben Watkins of Juno Reactor
I'd do anything to make this a reality and be able to listen to this!
I think I just peed a little......BRILLIANT!!!!!!!
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