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DUKE

Genesis

 

Symphonic Prog

3.52 | 1722 ratings

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vladimir.leksa
5 stars I would be curious about if anybody in 1969 recognized the genius of the assamble named Genesis after their first album had appeared. Perhaps some did. But the revelation had come very soon - the trespass - and the revelation had continued afterwards with many masterpieces. Genesis gave raise to the Great mountains which are pleasent to look at and travell in. The first thing I heard of Genesis was Mama and I was astonished, what a great music, said my 13-year old tongue. But my older brother pointed that they had made something better before. I could not imagine anything better, but later I realized he was perfectly right. And now - Duke - definitely one of their masterpieces. In some respect it is an absolute peak. Here they combine imaginative 'soundbows' with popy feelings. And the result is really great. As I am getting older I more and more like shorter clearer simpler songs which have no ambition to reach the galaxies. I like more and more simple but strong stories just from the heart. Anyway, Genesis were simple even in their most expanded suites. But to listen to little gems from this album is really a pleasure. I recommend it to all. It provides a magic view out of the window of your room.
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