It's another full moon and that means another song from Mr. Peter Gabriel, and this time he's giving us the Dark-Side Mix of "Till Your Mind Is Shining."

You can hear the song here.

And since it's taken us a while to get this episode up, the Bright-Side Mix is up now too, which you can listen to here.

The live version of "What Lies Ahead."

Which one did you think is better? We'll be talking about it in our new New Moon episode in May.

Here's the video of Peter talking about this song and how it all came about.

The artist for the cool artwork is Tatsuo Miyajima and you can find more of his work here.

Here's the April Fool's joke from Genesis News.

Here's the first of our Lamb episodes.

Towards the end of the episode Virgil mentioned a Norwegian interview with Genesis in 1992 which you can watch here.

"Virgil" is Alex C. Telander.

"Me" is Daniel Telander.

This episode was edited and mixed by Daniel Telander.

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Welcome to our first of three episodes cover the iconic Genesis album The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway.

In this first episode, we're covering the first LP or CD of the album, so songs from "The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway" to "The Chamber Of Thirty-Two Doors."

Here's the Lamb slideshow used for the actual show.

Here's The Lamb illustrated.

We mention our first introduction to "The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway" being "Old Medley."

The complete Lamb show from the tribute band the Musical Box.

The Lamb Stew from the Trick of the Tail tour:

Peter Gabriel performing flute on Cat Stevens's song "Katmandu."

"In The Cage" live 1978.

"In The Cage Medley" on the Mama Tour 1984.

Peter Gabriel performs "The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway" during his solo tour in 1978.

Peter Gabriel performs "Back in NYC" during solo tour.

Peter Gabriel sings the opening to "Dancing Out With The Moonlit Knight" in 2016 during Rock Paper Scissors tour.

"Virgil" is Alex C. Telander.

"Me" is Daniel Telander.

This episode was edited and mixed by Daniel Telander.

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It's March and the full moon has passed, which means Peter Gabriel has released a brand new song, "What Lies Ahead." Me & Virgil are here to talk all about it, what we thought of it, the artwork, and Peter Gabriel's video talking about it.

You can listen to the Bright-Side Mix of "What Lies Ahead" here.

You can watch Peter Gabriel's video talking about the song here.

We talk about Peter Gabriel playing drums live, videos of which can be found here.

We talk about Tony Banks' "Renaissance," which you can watch here.

In the episode we talk about the artist behind the artwork, Judy Chicago, and you can find here site here.

We mentioned the Genesis t-shirt Me is wearing which you can get here.

Virgil also mentioned he has a story in an anthology that got recently released, Consumed, which you can find here.

"Virgil" is Alex C. Telander.

"Me" is Daniel Telander.

This episode was edited and mixed by Daniel Telander.

You can reach us with questions, comments, and suggestions at meandvirgilpod@gmail.com.

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In this episode we talk about Peter Gabriel's email, which can be found here. We also talk about the video Peter released, which can be found here.

We talk about the artist Tomás Saraceno, whose site can be found here. And his Araceno project, which can be found here.

"Virgil" is Alex C. Telander.

"Me" is Daniel Telander.

This episode was edited and mixed by Daniel Telander.

You can reach us with questions, comments, and suggestions at meandvirgilpod@gmail.com.

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You can listen to the Dark Side Mix of "Been Undone" here.

You can watch Peter's Full Moon Update for "Been Undone" here.

The cover artwork is Ciclotrama 156 (Palindrome) by São Paulo–based artist Janaina Mello Landini. You can find out more about her here.

"Virgil" is Alex C. Telander.

"Me" is Daniel Telander.

This episode was edited and mixed by Daniel Telander.

You can reach us with questions, comments, and suggestions at meandvirgilpod@gmail.com.

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Okay, we know it's been a while, but life just got in the way this year. But Me & Virgil did manage to sit down over the weekend and chat for about an hour about what happened in 2025, both with them and Genesis and is various members, plus what they're looking forward to in 2026 both with this podcast and forthcoming episodes and new releases from Genesis and its members, as well as some other things in the pipeline.

You can listen to the demo for "Deep Water Town" here.

For those interested, you can listen to the Ostium Podcast episode entitled "Home by the Sea" here.

The Phil Collins documentary "A Closer Look" can be found here.

You can see rehearsal footage of "Living Forever" here.

Further We Can't Dance Tour rehearsal footage can be found here.

The Bataclan concert in HD can be found here.

The HD version of Phil Collins Serious Tour Live in Berlin can be found here.

The recent Genesis radio interview with Tony, Mike, and Steve can be found here.

Rehearsal footage for "Do The Neurotic" can be found here.

Footage from the Midnight Special show from 1973 can be found here.

The classical performance of "Firth Of Fifth" can be found here.

"Virgil" is Alex C. Telander.

"Me" is Daniel Telander.

This episode was edited and mixed by Daniel Telander.

You can reach us with questions, comments, and suggestions at meandvirgilpod@gmail.com.

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Welcome to a special EP episode, shorter than our usual ones, where Virgil aka Alex talks about going to his first Musical Box concert and Me aka Dan talks about seeing Steve Hackett live along with a special bonus surprise.

In the episode they talk about Phil playing drums for the song "Musical Box" with the band Musical Box which can be found here.

They mention the incredibly beautiful Bataclan concert now restored in 4K which can be found here.

When talking about the simpleness of Phil's drum kit, they reference the show in Belgium from 1972 which can be found here.

And for those interested, there's an entire concert of the Musical Box available right here.

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Welcome to Episode 9: Stand Up and Fight!, the second and final part of our covering of the Trespass album.

In the episode we talk about the live performance of "The Knife," which can be seen here.

We also talk about the famous Lyceum concert, which featured a performance of the "The Knife," albeit not with all the cameras working. That can be seen here.

And here's the Spotify playlist of the special version of Trespass including some of the b-sides, which you can listen to here.

"Virgil" is Alex C. Telander.

"Me" is Daniel Telander.

This episode was edited and mixed by Daniel Telander.

You can reach us with questions, comments, and suggestions at meandvirgilpod@gmail.com.

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