INVISIBLE TOUCH

Genesis

Symphonic Prog

2.50 | 1489 ratings

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boriscla

I first listened this album at the time of its release, the commercial peak of Genesis, and in that moment it became one of my favorite albums of all time.

I was 13 years and i used to listen everything from Wham! to Yes (80's Yes), but Genesis had something, although their music was pop, it was in another level, so elaborated in comparison with the then-current pop. I didn't knew nothing about 70's prog rock neither Peter Gabriel's Genesis, so my judgement was not based in the past.

Eventually Genesis became one of my favorite bands, so i started to collect their albums backwards, and thanks to that i became a prog rock fan, in a path of being enjoying / discovering albums like Duke, A tick of the tail and eventually all the Peter Gabriel era.

I have to be very honest that despite of all the excellent prog i listen now (70's Yes, Camel, King Crimson, Marillion, Rush, etc) and the strong negative reviews found in this site, i still enjoy a lot listening this album, more than other Genesis album, so if i would have to pick just one album, Invisible Touch would be the one.

| 5/5 | 2005-10-26

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