Merlin MannGenesis was way better than you think.
But, it's not just me, right?
Jason Peterson@hotdogsladies what is broken inside me that I focus on Phil’s receding hairline. I’m awful.
I really like his music.
@hotdogsladies Silly to think now, but he wasn’t something I explored untill I was 20 and saw Disney’s Tarzan.
That’s a good movie.
Dan "So this is 50" Pierce@hotdogsladies well, now I know what I’m going to be listening to for the rest of the night.
Down on your luck again.
Rev.Dr. Nikolai Kingsleyi internally translate that to "Tony Banks was way better than you think"
cms@hotdogsladies I like how they count that one in in four, just to put you off the scent.
I count EVERYTHING every time and I still get lost.
And yet it’s also practically a bubblegum pop song.
Brad Wilson@hotdogsladies Same for Terry Kath era Chicago.
Noah Mittman 
@hotdogsladies You sure do know what you like, and you like what you know
boxspring@hotdogsladies This era is the sweet spot for me--not as prog-y as their earlier stuff, but still prog-y enough.
I’m just realizing that in 1980-1982 this was true of both Genesis and Rush and to some extent even Peter Gabriel. What an exciting time.
@hotdogsladies I was such a Jam fan that when a friend mentioned Paul Weller played on Peter Gabriel’s new album (3rd self titled) I had to know. Became one of my faves instantly. Used to cover “…And Through The Wire” in fact.
Mikey C