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Dancing With The Moonlit Knight by Genesis
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Genesis Est Un Groupe De Rock Britannique À Classer Parmi Les Créateurs Du Progressif Qui A Connu Un Succès Important Durant Les Années 1970 Mais Surtout 80 Et 90 Avec Successivement À La Place De Chanteur Peter Gabriel Phil Collins Puis Ray Wilson. Les Deux Premiers Jouissent Également D'un Grand Succès Grâce À Leurs Carrières Solo. Avec Environ 150 Millions D'albums Vendus De Par Le Monde Genesis Se Classe Dans Les 30 Artistes Et Groupes Ayant Vendu Le Plus D'albums De Tous Les Temps 1 . Le Groupe Vit Sa Composition Évoluer Au Fil Du Temps. La Période Initiale Formée Par Peter Gabriel Au Chant Steve Hackett À La Guitare Phil Collins À La Batterie Tony Banks Aux Claviers Et Mike Rutherford À La Basse Fut Sans Doute La Plus Prolifique Du Groupe Avec Des Compositions Sophistiquées Et Nébuleuses.
Les Albums Nursery Cryme Selling England By The Pound Foxtrot Ou Encore Le Torturé The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway Sont Entrés Au Panthéon Du Rock Progressif.
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Genesis - Selling England By The Pound
Dancing With The Moonlit Knight Is The First Track On The Album Selling England By The Pound By British Progressive Rock Band Genesis. An A Cappella Vocal Opens The Track. Then The Song Progressively Gets Louder And More Upbeat Becoming A Rock Number. This Song Is One Of Several Tracks Where Tony Banks Used His Newly-Acquired Mellotron M400 Toward The Middle Of The Song The 8 Voice Choir Is Featured Prominently And In The Closing Section The Strings Are Used. Guitarist Steve Hackett Used Very Early Examples Of Tapping And Sweep-Picking Techniques On This Song. The Lyrics Are An Ironic Commentary On Contemporary England That Employs References To English Staples Like Green Shield Stamps. The Reference "chewing Through Your Wimpey Dreams" Is An Allusion To The Wimpy Burger Chain That Was Prevalent In Many UK Town High Streets In The Early 1970s And Also Wimpey Homes. The Latter Reference Has Some Echoes With The Theme Of "Get 'Em Out By Friday". The Album Was Named After A Lyric In This Song. The Song's Melody Is Repeated In A Different Form At The Closing Of "The Cinema Show" And Into "Aisle Of Plenty". The Motif Gradually Appears From The Chord Sequence Which Consists Of The Same Chords As "Cinema Show" But In An Alternative Order. The Songs Were Originally Linked As A Single Twenty-Minute Composition But The Band Decided The Result Was Too Similar To "Supper's Ready" And Split Them Up To Bookend The Album. The Line "Paperlate Cried A Voice In The Crowd" Inspired The Band's 1982 Song Paperlate.
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Genesis Est Un Groupe De Rock Britannique À Classer Parmi Les Créateurs Du Progressif Qui A Connu Un Succès Important Durant Les Années 1970 Mais Surtout 80 Et 90 Avec Successivement À La Place De Chanteur Peter Gabriel Phil Collins Puis Ray Wilson. Les Deux Premiers Jouissent Également D'un Grand Succès Grâce À Leurs Carrières Solo. Avec Environ 150 Millions D'albums Vendus De Par Le Monde Genesis Se Classe Dans Les 30 Artistes Et Groupes Ayant Vendu Le Plus D'albums De Tous Les Temps 1 . Le Groupe Vit Sa Composition Évoluer Au Fil Du Temps. La Période Initiale Formée Par Peter Gabriel Au Chant Steve Hackett À La Guitare Phil Collins À La Batterie Tony Banks Aux Claviers Et Mike Rutherford À La Basse Fut Sans Doute La Plus Prolifique Du Groupe Avec Des Compositions Sophistiquées Et Nébuleuses.
Les Albums Nursery Cryme Selling England By The Pound Foxtrot Ou Encore Le Torturé The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway Sont Entrés Au Panthéon Du Rock Progressif. read less
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Les Albums Nursery Cryme Selling England By The Pound Foxtrot Ou Encore Le Torturé The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway Sont Entrés Au Panthéon Du Rock Progressif. read less
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Dancing with the Moonlit Knight is the first track on the album Selling England by the Pound by British progressive rock band Genesis.
An a cappella vocal opens the track. Then, the song progressively gets louder and more upbeat, becoming a rock number. This song is one of several tracks where Tony Banks used his newly-acquired Mellotron M400; toward the middle of the song the 8 Voice choir is featured prominently, and in the closing section the strings are used. Guitarist Steve Hackett used very early examples of tapping and sweep-picking techniques on this song.
The lyrics are an ironic commentary on contemporary England that employs references to English staples like Green Shield Stamps. The reference "chewing through your Wimpey dreams" is an allusion to the Wimpy Burger Chain that was prevalent in many UK town high streets, in the early 1970s, and also Wimpey homes. The latter reference has some echoes with the theme of "Get 'Em Out by Friday". The album was named after a lyric in this song.
The song's melody is repeated in a different form at the closing of "The Cinema Show" and into "Aisle of Plenty". The motif gradually appears from the chord sequence, which consists of the same chords as "Cinema Show" but in an alternative order. The songs were originally linked as a single twenty-minute composition, but the band decided the result was too similar to "Supper's Ready" and split them up to bookend the album.
The line "Paperlate, cried a voice in the crowd" inspired the band's 1982 song Paperlate. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.