Groenoordhal, Leiden

Also includes bonus footage: German TV (5 minutes - including clips from Vienna Stadhalle and Ulm Summerfest) and Many Too May (alternate promo video). This is the 'trade only' EFDVD and is not available for download or vining - find someone who has it and make a trade (and a new friend!) [LivingForever]

The source for the main feature was a very low generation tape kindly supplied by Chris Davies - and it offers the best picture in terms of stability that we had come across, having none of the annoying dropouts that affect most versions of this. Hopefully you will not be fooled by the screenshot of the Dallas 77 clip from this DVD which is much worse quality than the rest of the film, I suspect the BBC did not have access to a particularly good master for that! The alternate Many Too Many video clip is the one as seen in the main feature, but with slightly better picture and redubbed sound from the Platinum Collection remix. The Vienna and Ulm clips extracted from a documentary about Phil Collins broadcast on German TV in 1996. Sources came from Chris Davies, Alan Hewitt and Dave Bowler, and the DVD was authored by Willem Beens with art from Azzy Artworks. [LivingForever]

Documentry featuring clips from Mannheim, Leiden and Knebworth

Parts of this show were filmed for inclusion in the BBC TV documentary Three Dates With Genesis [A Hewitt]

Does a good job of collecting up the 1978 material (although only the live portions of the 'Three Dates' documentary are included.) Unfortunately, there is no real "jewel in the crown" as with the other GMDVD releases so it's one of my less played, but still worth having! [LivingForever]

A full audience recording of the Leiden show exists and will likely surface soon. [earlofgenesis]

Yes, Leiden (in audio) should be released either just prior or just after the Christmas holiday. [MB]

Nice 8mm Footage, although they are all dubbed with Squonk and One for the Vine. Sadly the Dortmund Footage seems to end with a Light Show of Los Endos, if the filmer would have waited a few minutes, we could have had footage from the Suppers Ready Encore. And if you try to dub some parts, you will notice that there is Footage from "Fontain of Salmacis", actually the only one known. I Hope that Someday a Video footage will appear from Knebworth or Vienna, Just like it happened with the Lyceum gig. :-) [chinwildchicken]

Nice sounding show, even though I have given it a B rating for sound quality, not quite a B+. [NeilC]

The source for this recording was Jeroen Haans. His version is 2nd generation, but he was on the trail, for a few months, of the master itself but unfortunately, it eluded him. The SQ was told to me, in advance, of being 'average' to 'good', which I think is accurate and the remastering that was applied to it enhanced it slightly. But again, given the source, a remastering wasn't really expected to yield a significant improvement. But, it was a heretofore unheard of recording, unearthed mid last year, so finding something new is still always fun. MB [MB]