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  1. Selling England
  2. The Lamb
  3. Trick Of The Tail
  4. Nursey Cryme
  5. Wind and Wuthering
  6. Foxtrot
  7. Invisible touch
  8. Abacab
  9. Genesis
  10. Trespass
  11. Duke
  12. And Then There Were Three
  13. We cant Dance
  14. From genesis To Relevation
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1. Selling England By the Pound
2. Foxtrot
3. Trick of the Tail
4. ...And then there were three
5. Wind and Wuthering
6. Trespass
7. Lamb
8. Genesis
9. Abacab
10. Duke
11. Nursery Cryme
12. From Genesis to Revelation
13. Invisible Touch
14. We Can't Dance
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1 The Lamb
2 Foxtrot
3 Trespass
4 Nursery Chryme
5 And then there were three
6 Selling England
7 ABACAB
8 Trick of the Tail
9 W and W
10 Duke
11 Genesis
 
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NC . Supper' ready is better suite of everytime
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My favorite Genesis album is Foxtrot, hands down. I love every song on that album to the final note. Watcher of the Skies, Time Table, Get 'Em Out By Friday, Can Utility and the Coastliners, Horizons, and Supper's Ready? What else could you ask for. Supper's Ready will blow your mind and is one of the best side-long pieces of all time!
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   Selling England , Nurcery Cryme , Foxtrot , and the Lamb !
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I don't really know anything past Lamb, but I'd rank the PG albums like so:
1. Nursery Cryme (I love the surreal sense of humor that pervades this album, and it has some of my fav Genesis songs on it.)
2. Genesis Live (Mainly for the last three songs.)
3. The Lamb/Selling England (Not sure which pulls ahead, depends on my mood.)
4. Foxtrot (Supper's Ready is great, but the first side isn't quite as good imo.)
5. Trespass
6. From Genesis To Revelation
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Originally posted by Gazoinks<b> Gazoinks wrote:

I don't really know anything past Lamb, but I'd rank the PG albums like so:

Shame, because you are missing out on some great music. Even the Phil haters would acknowledge that Trick Of The Tail is an utter classic, whilst I would have no objection in recommending Duke as one of the finest albums ever made, whilst Wind & Wuthering is clearly a model for much of the finest symphonic neo prog about.

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Invisible Touch because I can acctually DANCE to it.

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Trick of the tail for sure
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Originally posted by lazland lazland wrote:

Originally posted by Gazoinks<b> Gazoinks wrote:

I don't really know anything past Lamb, but I'd rank the PG albums like so:

Shame, because you are missing out on some great music. Even the Phil haters would acknowledge that Trick Of The Tail is an utter classic, whilst I would have no objection in recommending Duke as one of the finest albums ever made, whilst Wind & Wuthering is clearly a model for much of the finest symphonic neo prog about.

Go on - try them. You might be pleasantly surprisedShocked

Yeah I know,  It's one of those cases where I keep meaning to and getting distracted by other music.  Your comment has motivated me to actually go listen to ToT, W&W, and Duke though.  I'm off! :)
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Originally posted by Gazoinks Gazoinks wrote:

Originally posted by lazland lazland wrote:

Originally posted by Gazoinks<b> Gazoinks wrote:

I don't really know anything past Lamb, but I'd rank the PG albums like so:

Shame, because you are missing out on some great music. Even the Phil haters would acknowledge that Trick Of The Tail is an utter classic, whilst I would have no objection in recommending Duke as one of the finest albums ever made, whilst Wind & Wuthering is clearly a model for much of the finest symphonic neo prog about.

Go on - try them. You might be pleasantly surprisedShocked

Yeah I know,  It's one of those cases where I keep meaning to and getting distracted by other music.  Your comment has motivated me to actually go listen to ToT, W&W, and Duke though.  I'm off! :)

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You all probably will shout at me, but I am going to say it anyway:


Calling All Stations

and I am a big fun of very talented Ray Wilson!!!!
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Originally posted by Karolina Karolina wrote:

You all probably will shout at me, but I am going to say it anyway:


Calling All Stations

and I am a big fun of very talented Ray Wilson!!!!

I won't shout at you, but I am probably in a minorityLOL

I gave it a three star review, and i really wish that they had persisted with that lineup for at least one more album.
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I agree, I feel like Ray Wilson should have been given another chance, his solo albums are brilliant, specially Propaganda Man and Genesis Klassik
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1- Nursery Cryme
2- Foxtrot
3- Selling England
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I own a few Genesis albums. My favorite in Foxtrot because the mighty SUPPER"S READY!!!!!!
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1. The Lamb
2. Selling England By The Pound
3. Foxtrot
4. Nursery Cryme
5. Trespass

1, 2 and 3 are all interchangable depending on my mood Wink


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Tie between Selling England and Foxtrot for me
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The lamb lies down on broadway (particularly for "back in nyc" and "it") closely followed by Abacab




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