Genesis: Together and Apart 2014 123movies

Watch: Genesis: Together and Apart 2014 123movies, Full Movie Online – Phil Collins, Peter Gabriel, Steve Hackett, Mike Rutherford and Tony Banks reunite to do a documentary spanning most of the career of Genesis and their solo careers..
Plot: A feature-length documentary about one of the most successful British bands in rock music. The film recounts their extraordinary musical story, exploring the songwriting and the emotional highs and lows.
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Bad documentary
I saw this documentary on screen and was very very disappointed. Genesis has been one of my favorite bands since I came across their music as from Nursery Crime and even until the We can’t dance despite the lack of the Progg-factor. My point of view was always that a band needs to evolve.Phil moved Genesis towards a more mainstream band and still I loved their music. So that meant that I remained to see their shows, but as well Phil’s shows , The Musical Box shows and latest the Hackett shows. The documentary didn’t reveal anything that I did not know yet, with the exception that there is still a visible problem between Tony and Peter and even Tony and Steve. More: I would not be surprised that Tony is the problem within Genesis as to the factor ego against ego. More : he even somehow indicates it himself and even more he’s all well aware of it if you read the latest Progg-magazine where they dig into this docu.But how about this docu ? Well it seems that Steve is neglected almost completely and the ones who edited this and the ones who gave their fiat to air this the way it was edited should be sacked. It is utterly unbelievable that Steve’s contribution is put in the background. He’s one of the best guitar players and came with new tricks and sounds and lifted Genesis to major heights and this is completely put aside ? What we get is more emphasis on the solo- stuff of Tony which lets be honest and despite the quality is far less important than Steve’s solo-work. So what do we get here ? Maybe a jealous reaction because Steve is filling the Albert Pub with a Genesis show and having success all over ? Then we get into Ray Wilson : who is that guy ? Even more neglect of facts. OK the last album was not good at all but that doesn’t mean that one is not allowed to talk about it . A docu is meant to shine light onto the good things but also the bad things and what we get here is the BBC playing on safe , very safe , don’t let us dig too deep under the belt. So in short, a shame of a docu made by the BBC and edited by people with big scissors in order to keep the myth alive that Genesis was hunky dory.Shame BBC.

Revealing Revelatory Relationships
Some parts of this documentary are shocking for an omnivorous Genesis fan, such as myself. Omnivorous? I like all of Genesis. Not just the Gabriel era or, just the later three member Genesis. So … What this film revealed was the oh, so very English, Old School Tie code of omerta that the Old Carthusians cleaved to, during their time together in Genesis. Edgington did us all a service, when he got just the three Old Carthusians of Genesis together. Watch the documentary to see the reactions & body language & see for yourselves.

I owe Mr. Gabriel an apology. All this time I thought it was him being a Prima Dona which caused a rift and then broke up that lovely Genesis, which gave me so much. In actual fact, that was not the case, at all. It was actually a member who remained, who caused the rift. Who micro-managed & kind of dominated & bullied any member of the band that he thought he could. Watch the film to see if you make the same assessment. Clue/spoiler: It’s not Phil Collins. Whom, incidentally, turns out to be the joker, the ice breaker of the band. Consequently, a lot of rather salient band politics seem to have been kept from Mr. Collins, as part of the omerta code.

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Original Language en
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Rated Unrated
Genre Documentary, Music
Director John Edginton
Writer John Edginton
Actors Tony Banks, Phil Collins, Peter Gabriel
Country United Kingdom
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Production Company BBC Television
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