INVISIBLE TOUCH

Genesis

Symphonic Prog

2.51 | 1524 ratings

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coffinwood_mill

This is an excellent album.

One shouldn't write this record off merely because of pseudo-prog elitists and people who supposedly hate pop music yet listen to artists that spew the same rhetorical thread with their schlock but never garner the critical success that Genesis did with "Invisible Touch". Their are songs on this record that provide incredibly introspective and PROGRESSIVE moments, and their are moments that are not only remarkably touching and emotive in their deliverance, but are - in my opinion - some of the most well written and daring songs that Genesis ever dared write.

To simply write of a record because it's "pop", or because MTV picked it up is ridiculous. Progression is a word that symbolizes the means for change and development, and that's exactly what the band was doing at this time - like it or not, pop or prog, this isn't a record that you should take lightly.

| 4/5 | 2005-4-4

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