Biografía:
Genesis es uno de los grupos de rock británicos más famosos. Creado a finales de los sesenta, ha mantenido una trayectoria exitosa hasta la década de los noventa.
Durante Octubre de 2006, el grupo anunció una reunión, que se concretó con una gira en el 2007.
Historia
Inicios: 1967–1969
Originarios de Inglaterra, los adolescentes Peter Gabriel, Mike Rutherford, Anthony Phillips y Tony Banks comenzaron su camino musical en la escuela secundaria Charterhouse Godalming, componiendo sencillos para el joven productor Jonathan King.
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Otras canciones:
- I Can't Dance
- I Know What I Like (in Your Wardrobe)
- Invisible Touch
- Land Of Confusion Acoustic
- Misunderstanding
- The Cinema Show
- Tonight, Tonight, Tonight
- A Trick Of The Tail
- Abacab
- Afterglow
- Aisle Of Plenty
- Alone Tonight
- Am I Very Wrong
- Amor Vs Amistad
- Another Record
- Calling All Stations
- Congo
- Counting Out Time
- Dancing With The Moonlit Knight
- Down And Out
- Duchess
- Dusk
- Entangled
- Fading Lights
- Fireside Song
- Firth Of Fifth
- Fly On A Windshield
- Follow You Follow Me
- For A While
- For Absent Friends
- Guide Vocal
- Harlequin
- Harold The Barrel
- Heathaze
- Hold On My Heart
- Home By The Sea
- I Cant Dance
- I Know What I Like In Your Wardrobe
- If Thats What You Need
- Illegal Alien
- In Hiding
- In The Cage
- In The Rapids
- In The Wilderness
- In Too Deep
- Inside And Out
- It
- Its Gonna Get Better
- Jesus He Knows Me
- Just A Job To Do
- Keep It Dark
- Land Of Confusion
- Like It Or Not
- Mad Man Moon
- Mama
- Man On The Corner
- Many Too Many
- Match Of The Day
- Mi Alma Bendishon Jehova Live
- More Fool Me
- Musical Box
- Never A Time
- No Reply At All
- No Son Of Mine
- Not About Us
- Not About Us Video Edit
- One Eyed Hound
- One For The Vine
- Paperlate
- Pigeons
- Please Dont Ask
- Ripples
- Rosa Di Saron Live
- Say Its Alright Joe
- Scenes From A Nights Dream
- Shipwrecked
- Silent Sun
- Silver Rainbow
- Since I Lost You
- Snowbound
- Squonk
- Suppers Ready
- Suppers Ready I
- Taking It All Too Hard
- Tell Me Why
- Thats All
- Thats Me
- The Carpet Crawlers
- The Chamber Of 32 Doors
- The Colony Of Slippermen
- The Lady Lies
- The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway
- The Lamia
- The Light Dies Down On Broadway
- Throwing It All Away
- Time Table
- Tonight Tonight Tonight
- Turn It On Again
- Uncertain Weather
- Undertow
- Vancouver
- Way Of The World
- We Cant Dance
- Window
- You Might Recall
- Your Own Special Way
¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
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From [email protected] (christopher b king bmed stnt)
Subject: CRD: Home By The Sea by Genesis
Date: 27 Mar 94 14:22:20 GMT
Here's some newer Genesis material I've figured out recently.
Questions, comments, corrections all welcome.
Please respond by email as I normally don't have the time to
read news.
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SONG: Home By The Sea
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(intro) 4 bars of Em. I usually play it on the 7th fret.
Em D
Creeping up the blind side, shinning up the wall
D Em
stealing thru the dark of night
Em D
Climbing thru a window, stepping to the floor
D Em
checking to the left and the right
Em D
Picking up the pieces, putting them away
D C Am
something doesn't feel quite right
Em C Am Em
Help me someone, let me out of here
C Am D Bm
then out of the dark was suddenly heard
C Am Em
welcome to the Home by the Sea
Coming out the woodwork, thru the open door
pushing from above and below
shadows without substance, in the shape of men
round and down and sideways they go
adrift without direction, eyes that hold despair
then as one they sign and they moan
Help us someone, let us out of here
living here so long undisturbed
dreaming of the time we were free
so many years ago
before the time when we first heard
welcome to the Home by the Sea
Em G Bm D
Sit down Sit down
C G Bm D
as we relive out lives in what we tell you
(Bridge: 1 bar for each chord)
Em |Em |Am |Em |Cadd9 |Em |Gadd2 |G |F |F |C |C |Am |Em |Bm |Em |
Images of sorrow, pictures of delight
things that go to make up a life
endless days of summer longer nights of gloom
waiting for the morning light
scenes of unimportance like photos in a frame
things that go to make up a life
Help us someone, let us out of here
living here so long undisturbed
dreaming of the time we were free
so many years ago
before the time when we first heard
welcome to the Home by the Sea
Sit down Sit down
as we relive out lives in what we tell you
let us relive out lives in what we tell you
Sit down sit down
Em
cos you won't get away
G
so with us you will stay
Bm D
for the rest of your days. So sit down
As we relive out lives in what we tell you
Let us relive out lives in what we tell you
--
Chris King ([email protected])
"Me? I'm just a lawnmower. You can tell me by the way I walk."
--
Chris King a.k.a. [email protected]
"why me?"
#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the #
#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------##
From [email protected] (christopher b king bmed stnt)
Subject: CRD: Home By The Sea by Genesis
Date: 27 Mar 94 14:22:20 GMT
Here's some newer Genesis material I've figured out recently.
Questions, comments, corrections all welcome.
Please respond by email as I normally don't have the time to
read news.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
SONG: Home By The Sea
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
(intro) 4 bars of Em. I usually play it on the 7th fret.
Em D
Creeping up the blind side, shinning up the wall
D Em
stealing thru the dark of night
Em D
Climbing thru a window, stepping to the floor
D Em
checking to the left and the right
Em D
Picking up the pieces, putting them away
D C Am
something doesn't feel quite right
Em C Am Em
Help me someone, let me out of here
C Am D Bm
then out of the dark was suddenly heard
C Am Em
welcome to the Home by the Sea
Coming out the woodwork, thru the open door
pushing from above and below
shadows without substance, in the shape of men
round and down and sideways they go
adrift without direction, eyes that hold despair
then as one they sign and they moan
Help us someone, let us out of here
living here so long undisturbed
dreaming of the time we were free
so many years ago
before the time when we first heard
welcome to the Home by the Sea
Em G Bm D
Sit down Sit down
C G Bm D
as we relive out lives in what we tell you
(Bridge: 1 bar for each chord)
Em |Em |Am |Em |Cadd9 |Em |Gadd2 |G |F |F |C |C |Am |Em |Bm |Em |
Images of sorrow, pictures of delight
things that go to make up a life
endless days of summer longer nights of gloom
waiting for the morning light
scenes of unimportance like photos in a frame
things that go to make up a life
Help us someone, let us out of here
living here so long undisturbed
dreaming of the time we were free
so many years ago
before the time when we first heard
welcome to the Home by the Sea
Sit down Sit down
as we relive out lives in what we tell you
let us relive out lives in what we tell you
Sit down sit down
Em
cos you won't get away
G
so with us you will stay
Bm D
for the rest of your days. So sit down
As we relive out lives in what we tell you
Let us relive out lives in what we tell you
--
Chris King ([email protected])
"Me? I'm just a lawnmower. You can tell me by the way I walk."
--
Chris King a.k.a. [email protected]
"why me?"
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