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Poll Question: Really digging these three lately
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    Posted: January 02 2012 at 00:47
Even the worst are pretty good. Which makes the Genesis album unique in the 80s era of pop horrendousness. But Wind and Wuthering has One For The Vine which sneaks it just ahead. Oh and it's the only one to have Steve Hackett on guitar. Trespass is a beautiful album though.
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Trespass today.
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Originally posted by akaBona

Trespass easily. Haven't heard Wind and Wuthering for ages and actually never bothered to listen Genesis ...


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Originally posted by Gandalff

A curious typo: Wind and Werthuring.LOL
 
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Wind & Wuthering, then Trespass, but the self-titled one isn't too rediculously far behind... it's not exactly the same kind of music, but it's really good at being what it is.
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Trespass!!
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Here we go, Roop's vote goes to the "Yellow" one again...
with "Trespass" as the 2nd and W&W the last.
Why ? I think that "Genesis" is a very good pop-album,
while the other two cannot really live up to
"Trick of the Tail" and the classic-line up's albums.
W & W is dying in its beauty.
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Wind and Wuthering. Trespass a distant second.
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Originally posted by yanch

Wind and Wuthering just a bit ahead of Trespass.
 
(And Foxtrot a bit ahead of W&W)
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WaW.
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Wind & Wuthering is one i play the most, it gets my vote
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Trespass easily, as you could guess from my picture. Then Genesis. I have never been at all fond of Wind and Wuthering, even the Genesis album I'd put far above Wind and Wuthering.

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Originally posted by Gandalff

A curious typo: Wind and Werthuring.LOL
 
Yes, I wonder if he was reading Goethe's Werther at the time. Sorry, obscure literary joke.
 


Edited by The Dark Elf - May 22 2012 at 08:20
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Originally posted by The Dark Elf

Originally posted by Gandalff

A curious typo: Wind and Werthuring.LOL
 
Yes, I wonder if he was reading Goethe's Werther at the time. Sorry, obscure literary joke.
 


Curse you!Angry I was going to post this:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Sorrows_of_Young_Werther

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W&W for me, but Trespass lags not far behind.

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Easy, Wind and Wuthering! Love "One for the Vine"
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