The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway News

 
Weekend Calendar
Philadelphia Inquirer
Friday at Harrah's Resort Atlantic City, TMB reprises its “The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway” presentation complete with hundreds of the rear-projection slides used by Genesis on its own “Lamb” tour of 1974 and '75, as well as perfect copies of the ...

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Peter Gabriel back to front
Examiner.com
Their last album with Gabriel would be the double-disk, "The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway." Gabriel's first daughter had been born, but the doctors did not think that she would live. He was commuting between his home in Bath and the studio in Wales.

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Broward-Palm Beach New Times (blog)
The Musical Box - Hard Rock Live - May 2
Broward-Palm Beach New Times (blog)
The motivation of the members of The Musical Box comes from a real place, and it showed last night at the Hard Rock Live, as they recreated Genesis' 1974 concept album the Lamb Lies Down on Broadway live, in its entirety. This was not a show for the ...


 
The big picture
Montreal Gazette
The Musical Box performs Genesis's The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway, Bell Centre, $59 to $69. (E) May 19. Straight No Chaser, Théâtre Maisonneuve, Place des Arts, $38 to $52. 514-842-2112; pda.qc.ca. ** May 19. Iggy Azalea, Corona Theatre, ...

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The Progressive Genesis With Two Pianos
Lumino Magazine
Albums like The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway and Nursery Cryme have plenty of material for many successes to come, and hopefully many new lovers of a band that too often sits undetected or unmentioned as one of the greats in rock history.


 
Brooklyn Vegan (blog)
Metric, Talk Normal, Felice Brothers, Deer Tick shows at Newport, Zambri, the ...
Brooklyn Vegan (blog)
The Musical Box, "the exclusive, authorized by Peter Gabriel, recreation of Genesis" are performing The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway with "all 1100 original slide projections from the '74-'75 tour" this year. Tickets for an 11/23 show at the Grand ...


 
Another Installment of Prog Rock
Power Line (blog)
Genesis took 94 minutes to tell the story of Rael in The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway; Rush took 21 minutes to tell the story of failure to resist tyranny in “2112”; Jethro Tull needed 44 minutes for the story of Gerald Bostock in Thick as a Brick; ...

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