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Poll Question: Which couple was more on the nerve centre of the band (71 - 74)
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    Posted: January 25 2014 at 19:50
About the big six, only Genesis and Yes were bands with many people in the songwritting and over the driving force of the band. I'm interested about what is the thought about this in both two bands. Starting with Genesis in the golden years (Nursery Crime - The Lamb lies down on Broadway).

Well King Crimson maybe too in the second era, so maybe I could do a poll with them too.


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Banks/Gabriel.
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Neuralgic???? What????
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^^^ Centre. It's a medical facility where they treat this..

Neuralgia

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Banks-Gabriel, possibly Gabriel-Hackett.
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Originally posted by Genital Giant Genital Giant wrote:

Neuralgic???? What????

I don't get it either.
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Let's have this point clear:
 
Not only because of Peter Gabriel leaving GENESIS the band began to change, but mainly after Steve Hackett left the band - for me he was BY FAR the one who put the most classic prog touch to Genesis.


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Banks-Hackett for me can write a beautiful melody better than anyone.
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Peter was the frontman and the hook.

But the neuralgic center was without doubt the interplay between Banks and Hackett.

Banks created the main melody while Steve created that heavy thick atmosphere that felt over the audience as mist, it was their trademark.

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Originally posted by Blacksword Blacksword wrote:

^^^ Centre. It's a medical facility where they treat this..

Neuralgia

Nerve Centre, is it ok by this way?? Confused
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Originally posted by genbanks genbanks wrote:


Originally posted by Blacksword Blacksword wrote:

^^^ Centre. It's a medical facility where they treat this..

Neuralgia

Nerve Centre, is it ok by this way?? Confused


Yes, nerve centre makes much more sense I think I knew what you meant anyway. I was just making fun...
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There is a drummer in the band that was the backbone to the sound and lent an atmosphere that was so clearly Genesis, with of course the very DNA of Genesis, Banks. These two continued that bond way beyond 74
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Clearly Banks with Gabriel.
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Banks/Hackett
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Originally posted by Blacksword Blacksword wrote:

Originally posted by genbanks genbanks wrote:


Originally posted by Blacksword Blacksword wrote:

^^^ Centre. It's a medical facility where they treat this..

Neuralgia

Nerve Centre, is it ok by this way?? Confused


Yes, nerve centre makes much more sense I think I knew what you meant anyway. I was just making fun...

Not the only one confused, so it served to me to change the title Thumbs Up
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Points: 19535 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: January 27 2014 at 22:36
It's obvious that Genbanks is Argentinian.

As a Peruvian I understand the term Neuralgic Center as a translation of "Punto neurálgico", an expression we use to describe the most important section of a whole.

Quote Real Academia de la Lengua Española (Royal Academy of Spanish Language)

neurálgico, ca.


2. adj. Dicho de un momento, de una situación, de un lugar, etc.: Que se consideran decisivos en un asunto, un problema, una cuestión, etc

Translation: Said about a moment, a situation, a place, etc.; That is considered decisive in a matter or a situation.

That's why I answered the question without any doubt, because for me it was clear and didn't knew that this expression wasn't used by English speakers.

Iván


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Thanks Ivan---like most of my Spanish, I got the gist of it from the context.LOL
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Originally posted by twosteves twosteves wrote:

Thanks Ivan---

Me too, it's just as what you say
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