FOXTROT

Second Genesis album I bought (after Nursery Cryme) but the first that I fell in love with (I came to appreciate NC much more throughout the years). Tony's keyboard work in Watcher Of The Skies sends shivers down my spine, as does the middle and end section of Can-Utility And The Coastliners. This was the last Genesis album to have that weird, semi- crappy production that one other reviewer referred to as "gray"; I like the rough sound very much. Interestingly, Supper's Ready is probably only my 3rd favorite track on the album (after the afore-mentioned two songs), though it is one of those things that has grown on me over the years.

Personally, I rate this album a close second to Selling England... in the Genesis catalog.