Banks said that a common way of developing songs throughout the band's career was for Collins to play the rhythm, Rutherford to set up a groove and riffs and for him to add the harmonies and melodies on top. He cited the "Apocalypse in 9/8" section of "Supper's Ready", "The Cinema Show" and "Domino" as examples of this and says the restrictions it gave him allowed the group to produce straightforward pop songs such as "Invisible Touch" and "Land of Confusion" in later years.
banks said that a common way of developing songs throughout the band's career was for collins to play the rhythm rutherford to set up a groove and riffs and for him to add the harmonies and melodies on top he cited the "apocalypse in 9/8" section of "supper's ready" "the cinema show" and "domino" as examples of this and says the restrictions it gave him allowed the group to produce straightforward pop songs such as "invisible touch" and "land of confusion" in later years