The Mighty Musical Observations Thread

[Silent Majority]

My annoying coworker thinks she's the first person to think of a song parody called "My Corona."

It's quite catchy.

Hah.

[JennyB]

My annoying coworker thinks she's the first person to think of a song parody called "My Corona."

It's quite catchy.

Marky.

[Marky Dread]

My annoying coworker thinks she's the first person to think of a song parody called "My Corona."

It's quite catchy.

Marky.

I tried so hard to resist.

[101Walterton]

Has it been discussed? Genesis back on the road with Phil Collins’ son on drums (but no Peter Gabriel).

[Kory]

Has it been discussed? Genesis back on the road with Phil Collins’ son on drums (but no Peter Gabriel).

Yes, I said it doesn't count as Genesis and that's when everyone realized I was right and no further discussion was necessary.

[101Walterton]

Has it been discussed? Genesis back on the road with Phil Collins’ son on drums (but no Peter Gabriel).

Yes, I said it doesn't count as Genesis and that's when everyone realized I was right and no further discussion was necessary.

Roger.

[Kory]

Has it been discussed? Genesis back on the road with Phil Collins’ son on drums (but no Peter Gabriel).

Yes, I said it doesn't count as Genesis and that's when everyone realized I was right and no further discussion was necessary.

Roger.

I'm joking, of course. About the end of the conversation, not about it not being Genesis from my viewpoint.

[101Walterton]

Has it been discussed? Genesis back on the road with Phil Collins’ son on drums (but no Peter Gabriel).

Yes, I said it doesn't count as Genesis and that's when everyone realized I was right and no further discussion was necessary.

Roger.

I'm joking, of course. About the end of the conversation, not about it not being Genesis from my viewpoint.

No you were probably right my post was merely an observation.

[Kory]

Has it been discussed? Genesis back on the road with Phil Collins’ son on drums (but no Peter Gabriel).

Yes, I said it doesn't count as Genesis and that's when everyone realized I was right and no further discussion was necessary.

Roger.

I'm joking, of course. About the end of the conversation, not about it not being Genesis from my viewpoint.

No you were probably right my post was merely an observation.

To me, Genesis was done as soon as Gabriel was gone, so I'm a hardliner.

[Heston]

Has it been discussed? Genesis back on the road with Phil Collins’ son on drums (but no Peter Gabriel).

Hang on, I thought we willed them back into existence on the other thread?

[Dr. Medulla]

Why is nobody talking about what this means for Mike & the Mechanics?

[Heston]

Why is nobody talking about what this means for Mike & the Mechanics?

I'm writing a book called The Livid Years.

[Dr. Medulla]

Why is nobody talking about what this means for Mike & the Mechanics?

I'm writing a book called The Livid Years.

A history of our interactions on various music topics?

[Heston]

Yes, I said it doesn't count as Genesis and that's when everyone realized I was right and no further discussion was necessary.

Roger.

I'm joking, of course. About the end of the conversation, not about it not being Genesis from my viewpoint.

No you were probably right my post was merely an observation.

To me, Genesis was done as soon as Gabriel was gone, so I'm a hardliner.

I've tried the Gabriel stuff and all I could understand was that wardrobe song which I love. Turn It on Again is the ultimate Genesis song for me.

[Marky Dread]

Roger.

I'm joking, of course. About the end of the conversation, not about it not being Genesis from my viewpoint.

No you were probably right my post was merely an observation.

To me, Genesis was done as soon as Gabriel was gone, so I'm a hardliner.

I've tried the Gabriel stuff and all I could understand was that wardrobe song which I love. Turn It on Again is the ultimate Genesis song for me.

I do see them as two separate bands. Before and after Gabriel. I agree Turn It On Again is a fine song.