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* [[Continuity Nod]]: At the very end of the otherwise instrumental song "Los Endos", one can very faintly hear Phil Collins sing, "There's an angel standing in the sun/Free to get back home". These are lyrics from "[[Suppers Ready]]", one of the epic songs of the Peter Gabriel era. "Los Endos" is the last song on the album ''A Trick Of The Tail'', which is the first album to feature Collins on lead vocals instead of Gabriel. The band may have also intended it to be a reference to Gabriel himself, as in the [[Archangel Gabriel]]. |
* [[Continuity Nod]]: At the very end of the otherwise instrumental song "Los Endos", one can very faintly hear Phil Collins sing, "There's an angel standing in the sun/Free to get back home". These are lyrics from "[[Suppers Ready]]", one of the epic songs of the Peter Gabriel era. "Los Endos" is the last song on the album ''A Trick Of The Tail'', which is the first album to feature Collins on lead vocals instead of Gabriel. The band may have also intended it to be a reference to Gabriel himself, as in the [[Archangel Gabriel]]. |
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* [[Cover Version]]: [[Disturbed]] did a cover of "Land of Confusion". |
* [[Cover Version]]: [[Disturbed]] did a cover of "Land of Confusion". |
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* [[Crossdresser]]: [[Peter Gabriel]] at one point wore a long red dress and a fox's head on stage, [http://www.multinet.no/~jonarne/Hjemmesia/Favorittartister/peter_gabriel/Genesis_PeterGabriel_Foxtrot_Paris_Januar1973.jpg like so]. |
* [[Crossdresser]]: [[Peter Gabriel]] at one point wore a long red dress and a fox's head on stage, [https://web.archive.org/web/20130621184743/http://www.multinet.no/~jonarne/Hjemmesia/Favorittartister/peter_gabriel/Genesis_PeterGabriel_Foxtrot_Paris_Januar1973.jpg like so]. |
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* [[Darker and Edgier]]: ''Wind & Wuthering'' and especially ''[[The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway]]''. "Back in NYC" is probably the edgiest song Genesis ever wrote. |
* [[Darker and Edgier]]: ''Wind & Wuthering'' and especially ''[[The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway]]''. "Back in NYC" is probably the edgiest song Genesis ever wrote. |
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* [[Dead Baby Comedy]]: "Harold The Barrel" again. |
* [[Dead Baby Comedy]]: "Harold The Barrel" again. |
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