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Poll Question: Fave Track-Genesis-Nursery Cryme (1971)?
Poll Choice Votes Poll Statistics
32 [45.07%]
1 [1.41%]
11 [15.49%]
4 [5.63%]
2 [2.82%]
1 [1.41%]
20 [28.17%]
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Saperlipopette! View Drop Down
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Originally posted by HackettFan HackettFan wrote:

Originally posted by Tom Ozric Tom Ozric wrote:

I may get slammed for saying this, but......
I think that Genesis lost something by the time they did Foxtrot. I can’t find the right word (innocence, perhaps ?). That pastoral ‘tweeness’ that permeates NC and Trespass. I don’t know, they still did tremendous albums but never quite like these 2 albums.

Well, the Lamb is my favorite, but I am of similar mind. Foxtrot lost something. Oh, it's still great. Don't get me wrong. Nevertheless, something of the aural fullness was gone.
Pretty much yes. The rest of what you write is interesting but I just wanted to clearify that I too still enjoy them past my 1971-favorite. They continued to produce plenty more treasured tunes - and also quite a few not so treasured.
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Originally posted by Saperlipopette! Saperlipopette! wrote:

Originally posted by Tom Ozric Tom Ozric wrote:

I may get slammed for saying this, but......
I think that Genesis lost something by the time they did Foxtrot. I can’t find the right word (innocence, perhaps ?). That pastoral ‘tweeness’ that permeates NC and Trespass. I don’t know, they still did tremendous albums but never quite like these 2 albums.
I won't be the one slamming you. To quote myself from elsewhere:
Originally posted by Saperlipopette! Saperlipopette! wrote:

Oh I much prefer a touch of pastoral romaticism than "gritty" social-commentary/future dystopia in my "symphonic rock"... I'll rather Zeuhl/RIO take care of the latter... I'd take mellotron-washes, amateur oboe & flute, hermaphrodites, Old King Cole and Fang Son of Great Fang over the harsh barks about directors of Genetic Control in New Harlow Town any day.

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Some really great tracks on this one, but Harlequin is wonderful and at this point without a vote, and I gotta change this.
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I find myself enjoying Hogweed quite a bit, TBH.

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Hogweed and that that instrumental break in Fountain of Salmacis 
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