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| This single = "'''Tonight Tonight Tonight'''"<br/>(1987) |
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| Next single = "[[In Too Deep (song)|In Too Deep]]"<br/>(1987) |
| Next single = "[[In Too Deep (song)|In Too Deep]]"<br/>(1987) |
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| Album = [[Invisible Touch]] |
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'''Tonight, Tonight, Tonight''', is the 2nd track of [[Genesis (band)|Genesis's]] 1986 album "[[Invisible Touch]]." The song is the second longest track on the album at 8 minutes and 50 seconds (8:50). It peaked at #3 in the US, and #18 in the UK. |
'''Tonight, Tonight, Tonight''', is the 2nd track of [[Genesis (band)|Genesis's]] 1986 album "[[Invisible Touch]]." The song is the second longest track on the album at 8 minutes and 50 seconds (8:50). It peaked at #3 in the US, and #18 in the UK. |
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Tonight, Tonight, Tonight, is the 2nd track of Genesis's 1986 album "Invisible Touch." The song is the second longest track on the album at 8 minutes and 50 seconds (8:50). It peaked at #3 in the US, and #18 in the UK.
The single included an edited version of the song (at 4:32) and the first part of "Domino" ("In The Glow of the Night") as the B-side. Some singles that included the full version of the song included the second part of "Domino" ("The Last Domino") as the B-side. Some releases contained the rare track Paperlate and a 12" Remix of "Tonight, Tonight, Tonight".
In the music video for the song, the atmosphere is reminiscent of the film Blade Runner, which was purportedly a source of inspiration for the video.
Credits
- Phil Collins - drums, percussion, vocals
- Tony Banks - keyboards
- Mike Rutherford - guitars, bass guitar
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