GENESIS / LEGENDARY MIKE MILLARD TAPE LIVE AT THE ROXY 1980 (2CDR)

Phil Collins – lead vocals, percussion, drums
Tony Banks – Hammond T-102 organ, Mellotron M-400, Yamaha CP-70 electric grand piano; ARP Pro Soloist, ARP 2600 and Polymoog synthesizers, 12-string guitar, backing vocals
Mike Rutherford – bass, Moog Taurus bass pedals, 12-string & electric guitars, backing vocals
Daryl Stuermer – electric guitar, electric bass
Chester Thompson – drums

DISC 1
1. DEEP IN THE MOTHERLODE
2. DANCING WITH THE MOONLIT KNIGHT (Intro)
3. CARPET CRAWLERS
4. SQUONK
5. ONE FOR THE VINE
6. Story of Albert
7. BEHIND THE LINES
8.DUCHESS
9. GUIDE VOCAL
10.TURN IT ON AGAIN
11. DUKE'S TRAVELS
12. DUKE'S END
13. SAY IT'S ALRIGHT JOE

DISC 2
1. THE LADY LIES
2. RIPPLES
3. MISUNDERSTANDING
4. IN THE CAGE / COLONY OF SLIPPERMEN
5. AFTERGLOW
6. FOLLOW YOU FOLLOW ME
7. DANCE ON A VOLCANE
8. Drums Duet
9. LOS ENDOS
10. I KNOW WHAT I LIKE
11. THE KNIFE

Introducing the "Mike Millard Tapes," recorded by Mike Millard, a taper familiar to fans for his exceptional audience recording skills. Several recordings using the Mike Millard tapes as masters have been released by the same label, but if you look closely, you may have noticed that there are two types: the "Brushed Mike Millard Tapes" and the "Legendary Mike Millard Tapes." Not all of the Mike Millard tapes have perfect sound quality; some have been significantly edited and improved, and the "Brushed" series features recordings that have been extensively edited and improved. The "Legendary" series, on the other hand, features recordings that were originally close to perfect with little room for improvement, and only minor edits such as light editing between tracks are made.

This time, we have a Roxy Music performance from 1980 from the "Legendary" series. With Phil Collins taking the lead, the band steadily accumulated hit songs starting with 1976's "Trick of a Tale," and these were reflected in their live performances. This 1980 tour finally featured classics from the UK chart-topping album "Duke," such as "Dutches," "Miss Understanding," and "Turn It On Again," as well as the epic "Duke's Travels/Duke's End." The other songs were also incredibly impressive, with "Deep in the Motherlord" followed by the intro to "Moonlight Knight." From there, it transitioned into "Carpet Crawler," and immediately after Phil's "Grivenin', everyone," they launched into "Squonk!" It was breathtakingly cool. "In the Cage" included "The Colony of Slippermen," showing that they also performed songs from the Gabriel era with great enthusiasm. The grand finale was the familiar "Dance on a Volcano," followed by a drum duet and then "Los Endos."