Bring Back The Daisy Costume!
Collins Open To Idea Of Genesis Reunion (Associated Press)
Will there be a Genesis reunion?
Singer Phil Collins said he is open to the idea.Nothing has been announced, but Collins said a reunion is "a possibility."
He also said he is willing to let Peter Gabriel be the lead singer. Gabriel left the band in 1975 to pursue a solo career and Collins became the frontman. He went solo in 1996.
Collins said he remains in touch with the former Genesis members, adding they're all "still good friends."
If the reunion doesn't happen, it will be because of scheduling conflicts, not because the group doesn't want to get together again, he said.
If he's going to let Peter Gabriel be the lead singer, it's only fair to require that he dress up like a daisy.
Posted by Kevin Whited @ 11/07/05 22:14 | Music | Technorati
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What? No Ray Wilson?
Posted by RAW @ 22:22 on 11/07/05
Mighty big of Phil to "let" Peter Gabriel front the band. But for some reason, I can't quite wrap my head around PG belting out such later Genesis gems as, "Jesus He Knows Me" or "I Can't Dance." And I doubt a modern tour of "The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway" would really pack 'em in.
"Meanwhile lurking by a stone in the mud, two eyes looked to see, what I was. And then something spoke, and this is what it said to me..."
Posted by Dave H @ 09:09 on 11/08/05
That daisey thing can be cured with a little simian electroshock therapy.
Posted by Reg Burns @ 09:43 on 11/08/05
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