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Originally posted by Ivan_Melgar_M Ivan_Melgar_M wrote:

Don't worry Infocat, I'm thinking of starting a Facebook page with the name "Eliminate the word overrated from the English language" Wink

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Top 6:
 
Foxtrot
Selling England
Nursery Cryme
A Trick of the Tail
The Lamb
Trespass/Wind & Wuthering
 
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For the 5413295147463510897534185713048957340613049587108357134098th time:

Foxtrot is my favorite album ever
The Lamb is my second favorite album ever.
All others from the 70-76 period are 5 star albums as well (except WaW).


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Originally posted by The Miracle The Miracle wrote:

For the 5413295147463510897534185713048957340613049587108357134098th time:

Foxtrot is my favorite album ever
The Lamb is my second favorite album ever.
All others from the 70-76 period are 5 star albums as well (except WaW).
 
 
I thought Disco Volante was your 2nd favorite album ever? Shocked
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I love the sound of Nursery Cryme. I like that whole "medieval" prog sound, with story telling lyrics. Musical Box is one of my favorite songs, with the best ending ever! I had to put this record on because of this topic Thumbs Up
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Originally posted by Bj-1 Bj-1 wrote:

Originally posted by The Miracle The Miracle wrote:

For the 5413295147463510897534185713048957340613049587108357134098th time:

Foxtrot is my favorite album ever
The Lamb is my second favorite album ever.
All others from the 70-76 period are 5 star albums as well (except WaW).
 
 
I thought Disco Volante was your 2nd favorite album ever? Shocked

It's in my top 3, which one's second and which is third doesn't matter.Tongue
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Duke...

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Either Nursery Cryme or Foxtrot, though Selling England By The Pound might soon be a third contender. 

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1. Foxtrot
2. Selling England
3. Nursery Cryme
4. The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway
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1=. Selling England
1=. The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway
1=. Foxtrot
4. Nursery Cryme
5. Trespass
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I'm more prone to the Collins era of the band (Hate if you want) I love A Trick of the Tail and Wind & Wuthering. Those are my two favorite followed by Selling England and Duke. The Shapes album isn't far behind. I also enjoy Seconds Out and Three Sides Live

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Genesis Live is pretty awesome
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Patrick Bateman (American Psycho) is a big post-And Then There fan and doesn't "understand" their former albums at allSmile.
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A Trick of the Tail was the first album I heard and the twinkling guitar notes of Dance on A Volcano still entrance me.
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Originally posted by Ivan_Melgar_M Ivan_Melgar_M wrote:

My list:

  1. Foxtrot
  2. Nursery Cryme
  3. Trespass
  4. The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway
  5. Selling England by the pound
  6. Wind & Wuthering
  7. A Trick of the Tail
  8. From Genesis to the Revelation.
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  19. Duke
  20. And then there were Three
Don't care about the rest studio albums

Live albums
  1. Archives I - The Gabriel Years
  2. Live 73
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  5. Seconds Out
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  10. . Three Sides Live British version (25 % of the album)
Don't care about any of the others.

Iván

Just can't believe you can have Duke so far down on your list. However you do nominate the greatest Genesis album ever, which happens to be on your list of live albums. That is of course is Genesis Live in London 1973. Why? It has the two greatest Genesis singers live together on stage, Peter Gabriel singing Supper's Ready and Phil Collins singing More Fool Me. The whole structure of Supper's Ready revolves around the voice of Peter Gabriel. Phil Collin's voice just cannot do this song justice although he tries hard on the Seconds Out album. Genesis were at their peak as a band in 1973 and their playlist for this concert comes from their two greatest albums were are SEBTP and Foxtrot. Watcher of the Skies which opens the concert is as good as it gets and the definitive version of the song. Transatlantic and The Watch have tried performing this song but don't even get close to matching Genesis at their peak.  
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Today...always...The Lamb, followed by TOTT
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I'd say Selling England By The Pound. Overall it's equal for me to Foxtrot but Dancing With The Moolit Knight makes me incline in favour of SEBTP, considering it is one of the best melodic pieces I have ever heard ever. Ever.
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1Foxtrot
=Selling England
=Nursery Cryme
=The Lamb Lies Down

Does this make me seem indecisive? :P
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Of the studio albums it's got to be Selling England, The Lamb then Wind And Wuthering.
 
However my favourite of the lot is Seconds Out which is the first I heard by them.  A good friend (are you watching Rob Wink) played me some of the album and the first track he put on was Cinema Show.  I was completely blown away. 
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