BBC Broadcasts

BBC Broadcasts
BBC Broadcasts
	LP edition cover art
Box set by Genesis
Released	3 March 2023
Recorded	1970–1998
Genre	Progressive rock ; pop rock ; soft rock ;
Length	349:43 (CD); 144:01 (LP)
Label	EMI ;
Producer	Genesis ; Nick Davis ;
Genesis chronology

Last updated December 07, 2023

BBC Broadcasts is a box set by the English rock band Genesis. It was released on 3 March 2023 by EMI Records.

Background

BBC Broadcasts was announced on 12 January 2023.^[1] The set was curated by keyboardist Tony Banks and their longtime engineer and producer Nick Davis, who had also remastered the band's back catalogue for the Genesis 1970–1975 , Genesis 1976–1982 , and Genesis 1983–1998 box sets in 2007 and 2008.^[2]

The album was released in two formats:

5-CD edition featuring performances ranging from their 1970 lineup of Banks/Gabriel/Mayhew/Phillips/Rutherford to the 1998 tour with Ray Wilson as vocalist.
A 3-LP edition collecting highlights from the full set.

The album marks the first release of the band's 1980 Lyceum Theatre (which includes the entire "Duke Suite") in an audio-only format; it had previously received a release in video format.

The concert movie from Wembley Stadium 1987, later also included in The Movie Box 1981–2007 , was filmed on July 2 and 3, whereas the broadcast in this set was recorded on July 4.^[3]

Additionally, it includes the first officially released live performances from Ray Wilson's tenure with the band (aside from the three acoustic performances on the "Not About Us" single).

"Shepherd", "Pacidy", and "Let Us Now Make Love" were previously released on Extra Tracks 1970–1975. Those three tracks plus "Stagnation" had first appeared on Archive 1967–75 .

"Duke's Travels" and "Duke's End" had been released on Archive 2: 1976–1992 , while "Follow You Follow Me" is the same performance as on the original Three Sides Live album. Two more songs from the same show have been previously available on rather obscure releases: "Turn It On Again" on a US 12" promo and "The Lady Lies" on a UK flexidisc. The Genesis Archive versions of the latter song and "Ripples" were recorded on May 6, while "Deep in the Motherlode" and "One For The Vine" come from May 5 at Drury Lane.^[4]

Track listing

CD edition

Disc one
No.	Title	Writer(s)	Source	Length
1.	"Shepherd^[*]"	Tony Banks Peter Gabriel Anthony Phillips Mike Rutherford	Night Ride , February 1970	4:02
2.	"Pacidy^[*]"	Banks Gabriel Phillips Rutherford	Night Ride, February 1970	5:45
3.	"Let Us Now Make Love"	Banks Gabriel Phillips Rutherford	Night Ride, February 1970	6:13
4.	"The Fountain of Salmacis"	Banks Phil Collins Gabriel Steve Hackett Rutherford	In Concert , March 1972	7:50
5.	"The Musical Box"	Banks Collins Gabriel Hackett Rutherford	In Concert, March 1972	10:32
6.	"Stagnation"	Banks Gabriel Phillips Rutherford	Sounds of the 70s , May 1971	8:55
7.	"Harlequin"	Banks Collins Gabriel Hackett Rutherford	Sounds of the 70s, January 1972	2:47
8.	"Get 'Em Out by Friday"	Banks Collins Gabriel Hackett Rutherford	Top Gear , September 1972	8:47
9.	"Harold the Barrel"	Banks Collins Gabriel Hackett Rutherford	Sounds of the 70s, January 1972	2:58
10.	"Twilight Alehouse"	Banks Gabriel Phillips Rutherford	Top Gear, September 1972	8:04
11.	"Watcher of the Skies"	Banks Collins Gabriel Hackett Rutherford	In Concert, April 1975	7:47

Notes

* ^ On the US edition on Rhino, the first two tracks are swapped, but the packaging does not reflect this, so the two tracks are mislabeled.^[5] The European edition on UMC does not have this problem.^[6]

Tracks 1–3 recorded at Studio 4 of Maida Vale Studios in Maida Vale, London on 22 February 1970.^[7]
Track 2 is erroneously co-credited to Phil Collins, who had not joined the band at that point
Tracks 4–5 recorded live at the Paris Studios in London on 2 March 1972 during the Nursery Cryme tour.^[7]
Tracks 6–10 recorded at Studio T1 of the Kensington House in Shepherd's Bush, London.^[7]
- Track 6 recorded 10 May 1971 during the Trespass tour.
- Tracks 7 and 9 recorded 9 January 1972 during the Nursery Cryme tour.
- Tracks 8 and 10 recorded 25 September 1972 during the Foxtrot tour.
Track 11 recorded live at the Empire Pool in Wembley, London on 15 April 1975 during the The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway tour.^[7]

Disc two
No.	Title	Writer(s)	Source	Length
1.	"Squonk"	Banks Rutherford	Knebworth Festival, June 1978	7:21
2.	"Burning Rope"	Banks	Knebworth Festival, June 1978	7:27
3.	"Dance on a Volcano"	Banks Collins Hackett Rutherford	Knebworth Festival, June 1978	4:25
4.	"Drum Duet"	Collins Chester Thompson	Knebworth Festival, June 1978	1:18
5.	"Los Endos"	Banks Collins Hackett Rutherford	Knebworth Festival, June 1978	5:56
6.	"Deep in the Motherlode"	Rutherford	Lyceum Theatre, May 1980	6:00
7.	"Dancing with the Moonlit Knight (Opening Section)"	Banks Collins Gabriel Hackett Rutherford	Lyceum Theatre, May 1980	1:52
8.	"The Carpet Crawlers"	Banks Collins Gabriel Hackett Rutherford	Lyceum Theatre, May 1980	5:31
9.	"One for the Vine"	Banks	Lyceum Theatre, May 1980	11:10
10.	"Behind the Lines"	Banks Collins Rutherford	Lyceum Theatre, May 1980	5:39
11.	"Duchess"	Banks Collins Rutherford	Lyceum Theatre, May 1980	6:56
12.	"Guide Vocal"	Banks	Lyceum Theatre, May 1980	1:28
13.	"Turn It On Again"	Banks Collins Rutherford	Lyceum Theatre, May 1980	4:47
14.	"Duke's Travels"	Banks Collins Rutherford	Lyceum Theatre, May 1980	7:18
15.	"Duke's End"	Banks Collins Rutherford	Lyceum Theatre, May 1980	2:14

Notes

Tracks 1–5 recorded live on 24 June 1978 during the And Then There Were Three tour.^[7]
Tracks 6–8, 10-15 recorded live on 7 May 1980, and Track 9 recorded on 6 May 1980, during the Duke tour.^[7]

Disc three
No.	Title	Writer(s)	Source	Length
1.	"Say It's Alright Joe"	Rutherford	Lyceum Theatre, May 1980	7:58
2.	"The Lady Lies"	Banks	Lyceum Theatre, May 1980	6:22
3.	"Ripples..."	Banks Rutherford	Lyceum Theatre, May 1980	10:05
4.	"In the Cage"	Banks Collins Gabriel Hackett Rutherford	Lyceum Theatre, May 1980	7:35
5.	"The Colony of Slippermen: The Raven"	Banks Collins Gabriel Hackett Rutherford	Lyceum Theatre, May 1980	1:07
6.	"Afterglow"	Banks	Lyceum Theatre, May 1980	4:35
7.	"Follow You Follow Me"	Banks Collins Rutherford	Lyceum Theatre, May 1980	4:39
8.	"I Know What I Like (In Your Wardrobe)"	Banks Collins Gabriel Hackett Rutherford	Lyceum Theatre, May 1980	9:35
9.	"The Knife"	Banks Gabriel Phillips Rutherford	Lyceum Theatre, May 1980	3:52
10.	"Mama"	Banks Collins Rutherford	Wembley Stadium, July 1987	6:30
11.	"Domino" I. "In the Glow of the Night" II. "The Last Domino"	Banks Collins Rutherford	Wembley Stadium, July 1987	11:09

Notes

Tracks 1–9 recorded live on 7 May 1980 during the Duke tour.
Tracks 10–11 recorded live on 4 July 1987 during the Invisible Touch tour.^[7]

Disc four
No.	Title	Writer(s)	Source	Length
1.	"That's All"	Banks Collins Rutherford	Wembley Stadium, July 1987	4:59
2.	"The Brazilian"	Banks Collins Rutherford	Wembley Stadium, July 1987	5:17
3.	"Throwing It All Away"	Banks Collins Rutherford	Wembley Stadium, July 1987	6:48
4.	"Home by the Sea"	Banks Collins Rutherford	Wembley Stadium, July 1987	5:19
5.	"Second Home by the Sea"	Banks Collins Rutherford	Wembley Stadium, July 1987	6:38
6.	"Invisible Touch"	Banks Collins Rutherford	Wembley Stadium, July 1987	5:14
7.	"Drum Duet"	Collins Thompson	Wembley Stadium, July 1987	5:54
8.	"Los Endos"	Banks Collins Hackett Rutherford	Wembley Stadium, July 1987	7:00
9.	"Not About Us"	Banks Rutherford Ray Wilson	NEC Arena, February 1998	3:08
10.	"The Dividing Line"	Banks Rutherford	NEC Arena, February 1998	10:11

Notes

Tracks 1–8 recorded live on 4 July 1987 during the Invisible Touch tour.
Tracks 9–10 recorded live on 25 and 26 February 1998 during the Calling All Stations tour.^[7]

Disc five
No.	Title	Writer(s)	Source	Length
1.	"No Son of Mine"	Banks Collins Rutherford	Knebworth Festival, August 1992	7:12
2.	"Driving the Last Spike"	Banks Collins Rutherford	Knebworth Festival, August 1992	10:27
3.	"Old Medley" I. "Dance on a Volcano" II. "The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway" III. "The Musical Box" IV. "Firth of Fifth" V. "I Know What I Like (In Your Wardrobe) VI. "That's All" VII. "Illegal Alien" VIII. "Follow You, Follow Me""	Banks Collins Gabriel Hackett Rutherford	Knebworth Festival, August 1992	19:56
4.	"Fading Lights"	Banks Collins Rutherford	Knebworth Festival, August 1992	10:54
5.	"Hold on My Heart"	Banks Collins Rutherford	Knebworth Festival, August 1992	6:03
6.	"I Can't Dance"	Banks Collins Rutherford	Knebworth Festival, August 1992	8:14

Notes

All tracks recorded live on 2 August 1992 during the We Can't Dance tour.^[7]

LP edition

Side one
No.	Title	Writer(s)	Source	Length
1.	"The Musical Box"	Banks Collins Gabriel Hackett Rutherford	In Concert, March 1972	10:32
2.	"Stagnation"	Banks Gabriel Phillips Rutherford	Sounds of the 70s, May 1971	8:55
3.	"Harlequin"	Banks Collins Gabriel Hackett Rutherford	Sounds of the 70s, January 1972	2:47
4.	"Harold the Barrel"	Banks Collins Gabriel Hackett Rutherford	Sounds of the 70s, January 1972	2:58
Total length:				23:12

Notes

Track 1 recorded live at the Paris Studios in London on 2 March 1972 during the Nursery Cryme tour.
Track 2–4 recorded at Studio T1 of the Kensington House in Shepherd's Bush, London.
- Track 2 recorded 10 May 1971 during the Trespass tour.
- Track 3 and 4 recorded 9 January 1972 during the Nursery Cryme tour.

Side two
No.	Title	Writer(s)	Source	Length
1.	"Get 'Em Out by Friday"	Banks Collins Gabriel Hackett Rutherford	Top Gear, September 1972	8:47
2.	"Watcher of the Skies"	Banks Collins Gabriel Hackett Rutherford	In Concert, April 1975	7:47
3.	"Dancing with the Moonlit Knight (Opening Section)"	Banks Collins Gabriel Hackett Rutherford	Lyceum Theatre, May 1980	1:52
4.	"The Carpet Crawlers"	Banks Collins Gabriel Hackett Rutherford	Lyceum Theatre, May 1980	5:31
Total length:				22:57

Notes

Track 1 recorded at Studio T1 of the Kensington House in Shepherd's Bush, London on 25 September 1972 during the Foxtrot tour.
Track 2 recorded live at the Empire Pool in Wembley, London on 15 April 1975 during the The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway tour.
Track 3 and 4 recorded live on 7 May 1980 during the Duke tour.

Side three
No.	Title	Writer(s)	Source	Length
1.	"Behind the Lines"	Banks Collins Rutherford	Lyceum Theatre, May 1980	5:39
2.	"Duchess"	Banks Collins Rutherford	Lyceum Theatre, May 1980	6:56
3.	"Guide Vocal"	Banks Collins Rutherford	Lyceum Theatre, May 1980	1:28
4.	"Duke's Travels"	Banks Collins Rutherford	Lyceum Theatre, May 1980	7:18
5.	"Duke's End"	Banks Collins Rutherford	Lyceum Theatre, May 1980	2:14
Total length:				23:34

Notes

All tracks recorded live on 7 May 1980 during the Duke tour.

Side four
No.	Title	Writer(s)	Source	Length
1.	"Say It's Alright Joe"	Rutherford	Lyceum Theatre, May 1980	7:58
2.	"The Lady Lies"	Banks	Lyceum Theatre, May 1980	6:22
3.	"I Know What I Like (In Your Wardrobe)"	Banks Collins Gabriel Hackett Rutherford	Lyceum Theatre, May 1980	9:35
Total length:				23:55

Notes

All tracks recorded live on 7 May 1980 during the Duke tour.

Side five
No.	Title	Writer(s)	Source	Length
1.	"Mama"	Banks Collins Rutherford	Wembley Stadium, July 1987	6:30
2.	"That's All"	Banks Collins Rutherford	Wembley Stadium, July 1987	4:59
3.	"Home by the Sea"	Banks Collins Rutherford	Wembley Stadium, July 1987	5:19
4.	"Second Home by the Sea"	Banks Collins Rutherford	Wembley Stadium, July 1987	6:38
Total length:				23:26

Notes

All tracks recorded live on 4 July 1987 during the Invisible Touch tour.

Side six
No.	Title	Writer(s)	Source	Length
1.	"Throwing It All Away"	Banks Collins Rutherford	Wembley Stadium, July 1987	6:48
2.	"No Son of Mine"	Banks Collins Rutherford	Knebworth Festival, August 1992	7:12
3.	"Driving the Last Spike"	Banks Collins Rutherford	Knebworth Festival, August 1992	10:27
Total length:				24:27

Notes

Track 1 recorded live on 4 July 1987 during the Invisible Touch tour.
Track 2 and 3 recorded live on 2 August 1992 during the We Can't Dance tour.

Personnel

Tony Banks – keyboards, backing vocals (all tracks)
Mike Rutherford – bass, guitars, backing vocals (all tracks)
Phil Collins – lead vocals (disc 2, 3, 5: all tracks, disc 4: tracks 1–8), drums, percussion (disc 1: tracks 4–11, disc 2: tracks 4–5, 9, 14–15, disc 4: tracks 2, 7–8), backing vocals (disc 1: tracks 4–11)
Peter Gabriel – lead vocals, flute (disc 1: all tracks)
Steve Hackett – guitars (disc 1: tracks 4–11)
Daryl Stuermer – guitars, bass (disc 2, 3, 5: all tracks, disc 4: tracks 1–8)
Chester Thompson – drums, percussion (disc 2, 3, 5: all tracks, disc 4: tracks 1–8)
Anthony Phillips – guitars, backing vocals (disc 1: tracks 1–3)
John Mayhew – drums, percussion (disc 1: tracks 1–3)
Ray Wilson – lead vocals (disc 4: tracks 9–10)
Nir Zidkyahu – drums, percussion (disc 4: tracks 9–10)
Anthony Drennan – bass, guitars (disc 4: tracks 9–10)

Charts

Chart performance for *BBC Broadcasts*
Chart (2023)	Peak position
Austrian Albums (Ö3 Austria)^[8]	47
Belgian Albums (Ultratop Flanders)^[9]	32
Belgian Albums (Ultratop Wallonia)^[10]	18
Dutch Albums (Album Top 100)^[11]	11
French Albums (SNEP)^[12]	71
German Albums (Offizielle Top 100)^[13]	3
Italian Albums (FIMI)^[14]	90
Japanese Hot Albums ( Billboard Japan )^[15]	71
Portuguese Albums (AFP)^[16]	20
Scottish Albums (OCC)^[17]	8
Swiss Albums (Schweizer Hitparade)^[18]	14
UK Albums (OCC)^[19]	23
UK Rock & Metal Albums (OCC)^[20]	1

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v t e Genesis
Tony Banks Mike Rutherford Phil Collins Peter Gabriel Anthony Phillips Chris Stewart John Silver John Mayhew Mick Barnard Steve Hackett Ray Wilson
Studio albums	From Genesis to Revelation Trespass Nursery Cryme Foxtrot Selling England by the Pound The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway A Trick of the Tail Wind & Wuthering ...And Then There Were Three... Duke Abacab Genesis Invisible Touch We Can't Dance Calling All Stations
Live albums	Genesis Live Seconds Out Three Sides Live The Way We Walk, Volume One: The Shorts The Way We Walk, Volume Two: The Longs Live over Europe 2007
Compilations	Turn It On Again: The Hits Platinum Collection The Last Domino? – The Hits
Box sets	Genesis Archive 1967–75 Genesis Archive #2 1976–92 Genesis 1976–1982 Genesis 1983–1998 Genesis 1970–1975 Genesis Live 1973–2007 R-Kive BBC Broadcasts
EPs	Spot the Pigeon 3×3
Singles	"The Silent Sun" "The Knife" "Watcher of the Skies" "I Know What I Like (In Your Wardrobe)" "The Carpet Crawlers" "A Trick of the Tail" "Follow You Follow Me" "Many Too Many" "Go West Young Man" "Turn It On Again" "Duchess" "Misunderstanding" "Abacab" "No Reply at All" "Keep It Dark" "Man on the Corner" "Paperlate" "Mama" "That's All" "Home by the Sea" "Illegal Alien" "Taking It All Too Hard" "Invisible Touch" "Throwing It All Away" "In Too Deep" "Land of Confusion" "Tonight, Tonight, Tonight" "No Son of Mine" "I Can't Dance" "Hold on My Heart" "Jesus He Knows Me" "Never a Time" "Tell Me Why" "Congo" "Shipwrecked" "Not About Us" "The Carpet Crawlers 1999" "The Silent Sun 2006"
Other songs	"The Musical Box" "Get 'Em Out by Friday" "Can-Utility and the Coastliners" "Supper's Ready" "Dancing with the Moonlit Knight" "Firth of Fifth" "The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway" "The Lady Lies" "Behind the Lines" "Domino" "Anything She Does" "Driving the Last Spike" "Fading Lights"
Video albums	In Concert Three Sides Live The Mama Tour Live at Wembley Stadium The Way We Walk The Video Show Live in London When in Rome 2007 Genesis Movie Box 1981–2007
Tours	Selling England by the Pound Tour The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway Tour A Trick of the Tail Tour Wind & Wuthering Tour Invisible Touch Tour We Can't Dance Tour Calling All Stations Tour Turn It On Again: The Tour The Last Domino? Tour
Related musicians	Bill Bruford Chester Thompson Daryl Stuermer Nick D'Virgilio Nir Zidkyahu Anthony Drennan Daniel Pearce
Related articles	List of Genesis medleys Brand X Flaming Youth Mike and the Mechanics GTR Stiltskin Simon Collins Sound of Contact Jonathan King Tony Smith The Musical Box Six of the Best Genesis: Together and Apart The Farm
Genesis discography List of Genesis band members Genesis awards Category

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