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Poll Question: Do you like Ripples?
Poll Choice Votes Poll Statistics
10 [14.49%]
49 [71.01%]
7 [10.14%]
3 [4.35%]
0 [0.00%]
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By far my favourite from the Hackett-era, possibly my favourite Genesis song of all time. Option 1 for sure.
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Awesome song - a masterpiece IMHO.
I also like Hackett's version from Genesis Revisited II.
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Masterpiece for me:)
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Fantastic song but not a masterpiece. Probably top 30.

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I'm with the flow of the poll. Somewhat of a sing-a-long, in'nent it. Great bridge, though.
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A masterpiece. Bank's keyboard work is so understated yet nothing quite as climactic as that ever.
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Originally posted by someone_else someone_else wrote:

Somewhere between options #2 and #3, but a bit closer to #2.
 
A good song, but there are six others on A Trick of the Tail that I like more.


My opinion falls closer to #3, but I agree; I've got half a dozen tracks on that album that I prefer.

Not great, but certainly not bad either.
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it ain't an absolute masterpiece, but i love the f**king sh*t out of it, so the second choice it is!!!
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Somewhere between option 2 and 3 for me. But i'll vote the 2nd, because as others have said the middle section is quite good. 
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I'll go along with the masses on this one. A syrupy sweet popish song. No where near masterpiece level. Album filler IMHO.
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It's nice, I guess, but nowhere near my favourite Genesis songs.
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Originally posted by crimhead crimhead wrote:


I'll go along with the masses on this one. A syrupy sweet popish song. No where near masterpiece level. Album filler IMHO.

Poppish perhaps. Syrupy sweet and an album filler no. Instrumental in promoting the idea that Collins was the best possible choice to replace the Gabe-meister. And like someone hinted at earlier, Banks was great on it.

Edited by Rednight - June 01 2015 at 23:26
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Originally posted by HackettFan HackettFan wrote:

The guitar lead is a masterpiece. I'm not sure what Hackett's doing to get that sound. I always presumed he was using a volume pedal and muting the strings at the end of the note swell. Not sure if anyone else knows with more certainty. The rest is a lovely song that goes on maybe twice as long as it should.
I've always thought he's using some sort of 'backwards envelope' type effect, but it really works - the passage between that guitar, the classical piano and ARP synth is just exquisite. Such a beautiful track, even though on the mellower side of things, still outstanding.
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There's nothing popish about that exquisite Hackett-Banks interplay---that is pure prog.
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Masterpiece - from another classic album.

I don't find that lyrics too sweet on this one at all - I interpret the subject matter as growing old and is, to my ears, quite poignant:

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Points: 20451 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 02 2015 at 14:41
Hmmm...another mediocre post Gabriel song.
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Originally posted by snowsnow snowsnow wrote:

Masterpiece - from another classic album.

I don't find that lyrics too sweet on this one at all - I interpret the subject matter as growing old and is, to my ears, quite poignant:

"That it's the last time you'll look like today"

It is about old age and losing your beauty----it is poignant----and a sad song--and Hackett's guitar does cryCry
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