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Genesis

Symphonic Prog

3.52 | 1722 ratings

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Well, this is a good album. The materials that we found here were richful. The album itself was very colourful.

This is the transitional album of Genesis, between their previous and futurous sounds. The sounds that similar to their previous sounds were "Heathaze", "Alone Tonight", and "Please Don't Ask". The fresh ones were rest of the songs. Beside, there are two progressive track as the closing of the album, they were "Duke's Travels" and "Duke's End".

Overall, once again, this is not an ordinary album form the band. Instead, this was a very unique album. The themes of each songs can be linked to the others to make this a concept album. I found the strongest songs in this album was "Duke's Travels/End" and "Man Of Our Times". For you?

Well, I would give 4 stars for this nearly-essential album. Salute to these men, Tony! Mike! And specially Phil!

progeater | 4/5 | 2007-10-18

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