Genesis/Tokyo,Japan 1978 Upgrade

From the legendary first visit to Japan in 1978, which finally came true when “And Three Remained” was released, the live performance at the Tokyo Welfare Pension Hall on December 3rd was recorded for 30 minutes with a professional shot video using the best master. This was the final day of the Japan tour, which had a total of 6 performances, and was broadcast on TV and aired as the original master of “Genesis Live in Japan / Light and Sound Super Show” that was broadcast on TV at the time. And it was a time when home video was not yet widespread, and the pixel-wise analog feeling is undeniable, and even though it is a 30-minute digest program, it is a pleasure for fans to be able to see the precious first visit to Japan with such quality. The opening of the live performance, “Eleventh Earl Of Mar”, and “I Know What I Like” from the final “Dance On A Volcano” are selected, so although it is short, the highlights are well suppressed, especially “Dance On A Volcano” which includes “Drum Duet”, and the lighting using early laser beams using Varilight in “Los Endos” are still impressive. Live at Koseinenkin Kaikan, Tokyo, Japan 3rd December 1978 : PRO-SHOT COLOR NTSC Approx.30min 1. Eleventh Earl Of Mar 2. Dance On A Volcano 3. Drum Duet 4. Los Endos 5. I Know What I Like Phil Collins – Vocals, Drums, Percussion / Mike Rutherford – Bass, Guitar / Tony Banks – Keyboards / Chester Thompson – Drums, Percussion / Daryl Stuermer – Guitar