GENESIS1970-1975 (2007)
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The third & final studio box set returns to the beginning, covering the band's more adventurous, experimental & ground-breaking years with lead singer Peter Gabriel. Each original album has been remastered and, maybe because the original recordings weren't up to today's standards, it's the more spectacular of the studio box sets.
I don't feel I need to comment any further on how essential this music is, just get it and enjoy.
TRESPASS (1970)1.Looking for Someone
2.White Mountain
3.Visions of Angels
4.Stagnation
5.Dusk
6.The Knife
NURSERY CRYME (1971)1.The Musical Box
2.For Absent Friends
3.The Return of the Giant Hogweed
4.Seven Stones
5.Harold the Barrel
6.Harlequin
7.The Fountain of Salmacis
FOXTROT (1972)1.Watcher of the Skies
2.Time Table
3.Get 'Em Out by Friday
4.Can-Utility and the Coastliners
5.Horizons
6.Supper's Ready
SELLING ENGLAND BY THE POUND (1973)1.Dancing with the Moonlit Knight
2.I Know What I Like (In Your Wardrobe)
3.Firth of Fifth
4.More Fool Me
5.The Battle of Epping Forest
6.After the Ordeal
7.The Cinema Show
8.Aisle of Plenty
THE LAMB LIES DOWN ON BROADWAY (1974)Disc One
1.The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway
2.Fly on a Windshield
3.Broadway Melody Of 1974
4.Cuckoo Cocoon
5.In the Cage
6.The Grand Parade of Lifeless Packaging
7.Back in N.Y.C.
8.Hairless Heart
9.Counting Out Time
10.The Carpet Crawlers
11.The Chamber of 32 Doors
Disc Two
1.Lilywhite Lilith
2.The Waiting Room
3.Anyway
4.Here Comes the Supernatural Anaesthetist
5.The Lamia
6.Silent Sorrow in Empty Boats
7.The Colony of Slippermen
8.Ravine
9.The Light Dies Down on Broadway
10.Riding the Scree
11.In the Rapids
12.It
BONUS
EXTRA TRACKS 1970–1975 (2008)
1.Happy the Man
2.Twilight Alehouse
3.Going Out to Get You
4.Shepherd
5.Pacidy
6.Let Us Now Make Love
7.Provocation
8.Frustration
9.Manipulation
10.Resignation
EXTRA TRACKS 1970–1975 (2008)
1.Happy the Man
2.Twilight Alehouse
3.Going Out to Get You
4.Shepherd
5.Pacidy
6.Let Us Now Make Love
7.Provocation
8.Frustration
9.Manipulation
10.Resignation
4 comments:
Hi, Mr Moodswings.
Definitely their best work. I still play the original vinyls on a regular basis.
My absolute favourite is 'The Cinema Show'. A piece of classical music imho.
Once again congratulations for a most excellent blog !
More than essential or groundbreaking... something like an unrepeatable balance... rock, literature, Bartok, theatre, social issues, all mixed up in 5 masterworks... listen to Get'em out by Friday to witness how up to date this still is. And what could be more intriguing than Hackett rolling out through Firth of Fifth in his majestic solo... I definitely needed a better recording and can find one here. Even if I too still do play them vinyls over and over... thx a lot!
Merci for sharing this new sounding collection on G. It's a peace of rock history.
Rock on!
best, Enrique.
Thanks. I already have most of these, but I needed to be reminded to listen to them again.
Really like your blog!!
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