Fantastic! A Curious Feeling is one of my all-time favourite albums. The use of synthesisers is sublime -- there's nothing else quite like it out there.

I love the layers during the instrumental bridge in the Home By the sea 1st part. Especially the live version

Undertow is such a powerful song. When they go into the chorus (from the pre-chorus) the hairs on the back of my neck stand up!! Great stuff!

Polymoog is a fantastic sounding and expressive instrument for sure. I never get tired of the sounds and presence it has especially with a piano, minimoog or Arp mixed with it. Thanks for sharing this bit of recording with us.

Thanks Tony!! - I am pretty sure that there are a bunch of us out here in listening-land that love your crescendoes as well👍🙌 - I’m surely and certainly one of them. Good to see you in such a relaxed mode behind a mixing board and in a studio again for that mattter. As always, thank you for your undying inspiration. Can’t wait to hear all the new remasters! Take care & all the best from Mike from “across the pond”.

I don't make this sort of comment easily - or often - but From the Undertow is an absolutely knock-out track on a very, very special album. Tony's comments help me to understand a little bit why that might be so.

This series is actually a really good idea... i was just reading a 2012 interview and realized that many of the questions that have been asked recently where already asked and answered all the same. It's always nice to have an even more indept analysis of your music specially coming from you Tony.

Great song! 🎼👏

Bank statement is my favorite TB album !

Although I have loved pretty much everything that Tony has written and played from the early 1970s, for me I always come back to "A Curious Feeling" (in the same way as Nursery, Cryme, Foxtrot , Selling England etc). Waters of Lethe, From the Undertow and Lucky Me are such unique , atmospheric compositions. I often wish that on the one occasion that I, very briefly, met Tony at the Cheltenham Festival concert, that I had asked which pieces he was most proud of. I imagine that at least something from A Curious Feeling might make the top 3.

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Tony was kind of avoiding Moog in Genesis, right? The Taurus wasn‘t played by him ...

Tony play some tunes from And Then There Were Three on piano

Would love to buy his new set, but not a fan of re-mastering original albums.

Most enjoyable - thank you. atb snack.

Is the "A Curious Feeling" album in the box set an again-newly-remastered version, or is it the same remastered version that had been already released a few years ago?

He says here he used it on Genesis albums and mentions One for the Vine. Can any TB fans confirm that? I thought it only firstly appeared on And Then There Were Three. 🤔

I note that Tony doesn't actually play a Polymoog in this video - probably couldn't find one that was working (they were notoriously unreliable). Moog were selling a dream that didn't actually deliver very well. I owned one for 34 years, gigged and recorded with it, but soon got tired of the constant breakdowns and it sat in my garage for years, until I sold it for a ridiculous price to an enthusiast restorer. The Polymoog was basically not fit for purpose, but I know some bands made memorable tracks with them..

I have the prototype Polymoog if you ever wish to see drop me a line. All the best, Lee

1:16 is this guy a little bit anxious?

Why does Tony Banks remind me of Richard Dawkins?

Was hoping for new 5.1 mixes and NOT another " remastered" cd box set for God's sake !!! Nobody wants yet again a cd box set !!

Sounds like a low pass filter :O

Brainiac 😂

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