Genesis Live at Wembley DVDRip.Eng.AC3 BeLight torrent

Source...............: DVD PAL
Aspect Ratio.........: 1.85:1
Video Format.........: XviD
Resolution...........: 640x336
Video Bitrate........: 1150 kB/s
FPS..................: 25.000
Pixel Depth..........: 24 bits
Audio Format.........: AC3 CBR
Channels.............: 5.1
Audio Bitrate........: 448 kB/s
Sampling Rate........: 48 KHz
Language.............: English
Subtitles............: none
Runtime..............: 1:54:54
Release Date.........: 2003
Genre................: Concert Film/Music
IMDb Rating..........: 8.2/10 (50 votes)
Movie Information....: www.fandango.com/genesis:liveatwembleystadium_v296553/summary
File Validation......: QuickSFV
File Compression.....: RAR
File Size............: 1.28 GB
Part Size............: 14.31 MB
Number of Parts......: 92

Phil Collins - Drums, Vocals
Tony Banks - Keyboards
Michael Rutherford - Guitar, Backing Vocals
Daryl Stuermer - Bass Guitar, Backing Vocals
Chester Thompson - Drums

1. Mama
2. Abacab
3. Domino (Part 1: In the Glow of the Night)
4. Domino (Part 2: The Last Domino)
5. That's All
6. Brazilian
7. Land of Confusion
8. Tonight, Tonight, Tonight
9. Throwing It All Away
10. Home by the Sea
11. Invisible Touch
12. Drum Duet
13. Los Endos
14. Turn It On Again (Medley)

Genesis has been around for over three decades and shown to be fairly resilient to change.
There are generally considered to be three eras of Genesis: 1. the Peter Gabriel pushing
the creative envelope 'all five of us' era, 2. the 'there's still the other four of us'
transition, 3. the commercially successful, radio-friendly Collins/Banks/Rutherford era.
Fans are divided, some like the old, some the new, and you guessed it, i like both.
Live at Wembley Stadium is a 2003 DVD featuring footage from four sold out 70.000+
concerts at the titular London venue from July 1st-4th 1987.
It captures them at the height of their popularity, the successful Invisible Touch Tour.
The setlist features six tracks from their then current album Invisible Touch, plus fav
from Genesis, Abacab, and the Superfection album.
The songs are performed well, the band sounds nice and tight, more so than on the cd's.
Most of these songs could be heard on the radio when stations played album-oriented rock.
This concert will bring back a lot of the great memories of a Genesis show. A night when
the band is burning up the stage!

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