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DUKE

Genesis

 

Symphonic Prog

3.52 | 1722 ratings

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rafaeldeyavorsky
5 stars First of all, I think that you have to put yourself in the mood of the album and the year they produced it, only for that, this album is a masterpiece. They understand that for GENESIS to survive and produce more music they have to adapt to the new market, and they did it with this album. They learn how to compact songs (a good prog song in a sort time), and for those that like the old way, they developed one of the best sogns written by them (my humble oppinion) Dukes Travel/Dukes end. Apart from all that I consider that Genesis is the only band that evolutionated with every album, you see in every album a search for something new, and for them it does not mater if the music they produce is as progressive as we (the fans) spected, but for sure they look for a change, not as other bands that are like dinosaurs protecting their land, they dont look for changes and new kind of sounds. If you listen to this album and rate it song by song you will probably miss the whole abient of it, so i prefer to rate the whole piece than going by each song. To end, I just encourage anybody who still has not listen to this album to do it and add it to their prog collection, without a doubt, a masterpíece.
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