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Big Ears · 07-05-2013, 03:55 PM

I am over generalising, but this is a summary of the Genesis discography:

From Genesis to Revelation - shows a Bee Gees influence
Trespass - folky
Nursery Cryme - eccentric
Foxtrot - heavy
Selling England by the Pound - eccentric and heavy
The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway - intense and dramatic
A Trick of the Tail - No Gabriel, so I don't like this at all
Wind and Wuthering, etc - Don't like 'em
Calling All Stations - heavy again

The first Genesis album I heard was Nursery Cryme, which I love (especially The Musical Box). Next was The Lamb Lies Down and it is equally great (the title track stands out).

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Big Ears Music Addict Join Date: Apr 2012 Location: Hampshire, England Posts: 434	I am over generalising, but this is a summary of the Genesis discography: From Genesis to Revelation - shows a Bee Gees influence Trespass - folky Nursery Cryme - eccentric Foxtrot - heavy Selling England by the Pound - eccentric and heavy The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway - intense and dramatic A Trick of the Tail - No Gabriel, so I don't like this at all Wind and Wuthering, etc - Don't like 'em Calling All Stations - heavy again The first Genesis album I heard was Nursery Cryme, which I love (especially The Musical Box). Next was The Lamb Lies Down and it is equally great (the title track stands out). __________________ My Journal: Rabbiting On