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Originally posted by Cristi Cristi wrote:

Originally posted by Psychedelic Paul Psychedelic Paul wrote:

By the way, I'd normally list two songs separately in the poll if they both happen to have the same number of points. Like this:-
 

1. Mama (30)  

1. Ripples (30)

3. Follow You, Follow Me (23) 

4. Home by the Sea/Second Home by the Sea (20) 

5. One for the Vine (19) 

6. Los Endos (15) 

7. Domino (12) 

8. Duke’s Travels (10) 

9. Squonk (6)

10. Fading Lights (5) 

 

11. Duchess (2)


here it is, it's nice list, what can I say. LOL
The only thing is, that's not my own personal list. It's a collective list of everyone's votes so far. Smile
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Originally posted by Psychedelic Paul Psychedelic Paul wrote:

Originally posted by Cristi Cristi wrote:

Originally posted by Psychedelic Paul Psychedelic Paul wrote:

By the way, I'd normally list two songs separately in the poll if they both happen to have the same number of points. Like this:-
 

1. Mama (30)  

1. Ripples (30)

3. Follow You, Follow Me (23) 

4. Home by the Sea/Second Home by the Sea (20) 

5. One for the Vine (19) 

6. Los Endos (15) 

7. Domino (12) 

8. Duke’s Travels (10) 

9. Squonk (6)

10. Fading Lights (5) 

 

11. Duchess (2)



The only thing is, that's not my own personal list. It's a collective list of everyone's votes so far. Smile

I thought it was Father Christmas thread. 
So you did not make that nice list... Ermm

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I'm kind of stunned so many people are voting for the dreary "Heathaze". This song sounds like an outtake from Tony's A Curious Feeling album and absolutely destroys the momentum created by the first five songs on Duke. I can see this song functioning as a "b" side for a single, but it absolutely did not belong on Duke. At least it's not as bad as "Please Don't Ask".
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Originally posted by Cristi Cristi wrote:

Originally posted by Psychedelic Paul Psychedelic Paul wrote:

Originally posted by Cristi Cristi wrote:

Originally posted by Psychedelic Paul Psychedelic Paul wrote:

By the way, I'd normally list two songs separately in the poll if they both happen to have the same number of points. Like this:-
 

1. Mama (30)  

1. Ripples (30)

3. Follow You, Follow Me (23) 

4. Home by the Sea/Second Home by the Sea (20) 

5. One for the Vine (19) 

6. Los Endos (15) 

7. Domino (12) 

8. Duke’s Travels (10) 

9. Squonk (6)

10. Fading Lights (5) 

 

11. Duchess (2)



The only thing is, that's not my own personal list. It's a collective list of everyone's votes so far. Smile

I thought it was Father Christmas thread. 
So you did not make that nice list... Ermm

No, I was just counting up the collective points for Father Christmas before he suddenly disappeared on his sleigh. Smile
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Originally posted by Steve Wyzard Steve Wyzard wrote:

I'm kind of stunned so many people are voting for the dreary "Heathaze". This song sounds like an outtake from Tony's A Curious Feeling album and absolutely destroys the momentum created by the first five songs on Duke. I can see this song functioning as a "b" side for a single, but it absolutely did not belong on Duke. At least it's not as bad as "Please Don't Ask".
That's right, Steve. Heathaze (not "dreary" but superb) belonged on a better album. And it looks like I'll have to discover A Curious Feeling for myself.

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Originally posted by Steve Wyzard Steve Wyzard wrote:

I'm kind of stunned so many people are voting for the dreary "Heathaze". This song sounds like an outtake from Tony's A Curious Feeling album and absolutely destroys the momentum created by the first five songs on Duke. I can see this song functioning as a "b" side for a single, but it absolutely did not belong on Duke. At least it's not as bad as "Please Don't Ask".


Always interesting to see how one person's dud is another's favorite. I note that practically every track on ATOTT, W&W, and ATTWT was named by at least one person on this thread (and the majority from Duke and Abacab) so now we know that whenever we accuse these albums of including some fillers, we are insulting the taste of someone on this thread . Maybe it speaks to the quality of Genesis' work during these years that almost every song has at least one fan here. The one I'm a bit surprised has not done better is Squonk. I remember that one playing on the radio quite a bit, at least in Montreal. Then again, we're still waiting for a tally.
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Originally posted by Philchem8 Philchem8 wrote:

Originally posted by Steve Wyzard Steve Wyzard wrote:

I'm kind of stunned so many people are voting for the dreary "Heathaze". This song sounds like an outtake from Tony's A Curious Feeling album and absolutely destroys the momentum created by the first five songs on Duke. I can see this song functioning as a "b" side for a single, but it absolutely did not belong on Duke. At least it's not as bad as "Please Don't Ask".


Always interesting to see how one person's dud is another's favorite. I note that practically every track on ATOTT, W&W, and ATTWT was named by at least one person on this thread (and the majority from Duke and Abacab) so now we know that whenever we accuse these albums of including some fillers, we are insulting the taste of someone on this thread . Maybe it speaks to the quality of Genesis' work during these years that almost every song has at least one fan here. The one I'm a bit surprised has not done better is Squonk. I remember that one playing on the radio quite a bit, at least in Montreal. Then again, we're still waiting for a tally.

I bet the sheer fact that Squonk got any radio play has people ignoring it subconsciously, lol.

I could've put a ton of prog stuff in my list, but I had a feeling everyone else here would do that and I wanted to show some more of the great pop years some love. For my money Genesis didn't release a dud album after their headscratchingly uncharacteristic debut, though I'll admit I've never heard Calling All Stations (would be interesting to see if anyone mentions anything from that record in this thread).
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Originally posted by Steve Wyzard Steve Wyzard wrote:

I'm kind of stunned so many people are voting for the dreary "Heathaze". This song sounds like an outtake from Tony's A Curious Feeling album and absolutely destroys the momentum created by the first five songs on Duke. I can see this song functioning as a "b" side for a single, but it absolutely did not belong on Duke. At least it's not as bad as "Please Don't Ask".

I love both Heathaze and Please Don't Ask. 

The former has an achingly yearning chorus that really sees Collins step into his own as a dramatic balladeer, with a lyric I cannot forget: "the trees and I are shaken by the same wind, but whereas the trees will lose their withered leaves, I just can't seem to let them loose..." Powerful.

The latter shows an early example of Phil's excellent knack for writing about failed relationships, and especially for embodying someone who knows things have gone bad and sincerely wishes to make them right again, but just doesn't know how. It's the resignation of knowing things won't change juxtaposed with the desperation for something better, plus Rutherfords sexy guitar licks painting a new warm color in Genesis' often icy canvas.
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Originally posted by Sacro_Porgo Sacro_Porgo wrote:

Originally posted by Steve Wyzard Steve Wyzard wrote:

I'm kind of stunned so many people are voting for the dreary "Heathaze". This song sounds like an outtake from Tony's A Curious Feeling album and absolutely destroys the momentum created by the first five songs on Duke. I can see this song functioning as a "b" side for a single, but it absolutely did not belong on Duke. At least it's not as bad as "Please Don't Ask".


I love both Heathaze and Please Don't Ask. 

The former has an achingly yearning chorus that really sees Collins step into his own as a dramatic balladeer, with a lyric I cannot forget: "the trees and I are shaken by the same wind, but whereas the trees will lose their withered leaves, I just can't seem to let them loose..." Powerful.

The latter shows an early example of Phil's excellent knack for writing about failed relationships, and especially for embodying someone who knows things have gone bad and sincerely wishes to make them right again, but just doesn't know how. It's the resignation of knowing things won't change juxtaposed with the desperation for something better, plus Rutherfords sexy guitar licks painting a new warm color in Genesis' often icy canvas.


Maybe we should rename you Sacro-Pop then 😁. Good reflections on Phil Collins. He certainly has a knack but I still prefer the writing of Banks and Rutherford generally. Why Banks could not come up with better material as a solo artist is a mystery to me.
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I thought this was going to be the opposite: Top 10 post-Genesis Peter Gabriel (i.e. solo), which would have been interesting, instead of the tired old poppy "Genesis" from the 80's and 90s.

Moribund the Burgermeister, Mother of Violence, I Don't Remember, etc. Maybe no one really cares about that music.


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Originally posted by Boojieboy Boojieboy wrote:

I thought this was going to be the opposite: Top 10 post-Genesis Peter Gabriel (i.e. solo), which would have been interesting, instead of the tired old poppy "Genesis" from the 80's and 90s.

Moribund the Burgermeister, Mother of Violence, I Don't Remember, etc. Maybe no one really cares about that music.



Actually it seems many of the top songs overall are from the late 70s but I for one like a lot of Gabriel solo stuff and would be happy if someone started a discussion on that.

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Originally posted by Boojieboy Boojieboy wrote:

I thought this was going to be the opposite: Top 10 post-Genesis Peter Gabriel (i.e. solo), which would have been interesting, instead of the tired old poppy "Genesis" from the 80's and 90s.

Moribund the Burgermeister, Mother of Violence, I Don't Remember, etc. Maybe no one really cares about that music.

I don't understand your comment. First of all, almost all tracks in this poll are from the 70's. See on page 3 for the last top 10 :

1 Dance On Volcano 242
2 One for the Vine 216
3 Blood On the Rooftops 178
4 Los Endos 163
5 Ripples 148
6 Eleventh Earl Of Mar 140
7 Entangled 133
= Mad Man Moon 133
9 Unquiet Slumbers for the Sleepers...In That Quiet Earth 120
10 Duke's Travels 114

Maybe we could update this top someday...

And I love Genesis from the 70's, but also some tracks from the 80's and 90's. Same thing for the Peter Gabriel solo stuff!

And... I also love many Nino Ferrer songs! Wink
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Originally posted by Philchem8 Philchem8 wrote:

Originally posted by Sacro_Porgo Sacro_Porgo wrote:

Originally posted by Steve Wyzard Steve Wyzard wrote:

I'm kind of stunned so many people are voting for the dreary "Heathaze". This song sounds like an outtake from Tony's A Curious Feeling album and absolutely destroys the momentum created by the first five songs on Duke. I can see this song functioning as a "b" side for a single, but it absolutely did not belong on Duke. At least it's not as bad as "Please Don't Ask".


I love both Heathaze and Please Don't Ask. 

The former has an achingly yearning chorus that really sees Collins step into his own as a dramatic balladeer, with a lyric I cannot forget: "the trees and I are shaken by the same wind, but whereas the trees will lose their withered leaves, I just can't seem to let them loose..." Powerful.

The latter shows an early example of Phil's excellent knack for writing about failed relationships, and especially for embodying someone who knows things have gone bad and sincerely wishes to make them right again, but just doesn't know how. It's the resignation of knowing things won't change juxtaposed with the desperation for something better, plus Rutherfords sexy guitar licks painting a new warm color in Genesis' often icy canvas.


Maybe we should rename you Sacro-Pop then 😁. Good reflections on Phil Collins. He certainly has a knack but I still prefer the writing of Banks and Rutherford generally. Why Banks could not come up with better material as a solo artist is a mystery to me.

Ha! That's fair enough. For what it's worth, it was the prog era that made me first take a real interest in Genesis, though I had known their pop hits for many years. I just happened to discover that I quite like every era of this band, just the players and the kinds of music they like to make. One of my absolute favorites!
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What I'm wondering is, if there were a post-Hackett version of this thread rather than just post-Gabriel, would people put in the entirety of ATTWT before even considering Land Of Confusion, or That's All?
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Originally posted by Boojieboy Boojieboy wrote:

I thought this was going to be the opposite: Top 10 post-Genesis Peter Gabriel (i.e. solo), which would have been interesting, instead of the tired old poppy "Genesis" from the 80's and 90s.

Moribund the Burgermeister, Mother of Violence, I Don't Remember, etc. Maybe no one really cares about that music.

Love Gabriel's solo stuff. Melt is a masterpiece through and through, and So has a lot of emotional replay value for me.
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Admittedly I've never listened enough to any album post-W&W/Hackett, to really to have really gotten a whole lot of the songs under my skin. I "like" 80's genesis and own most of the albums as well (up to and including their self-titled), but I never actually choose to listen to them. My only recollection of Abacab is that "Keep it Dark"-video and I remember thinking that Jude Law must get the role as Phil Collins if they ever made a biopic or a "Bohemian Rhapsody/Rocket Man"-styled Genesis-movie. So no real surprises here I suppose...

Dance On A Volcano
One For The Vine
Home By the Sea/Second Home By the Sea
Entangled
Los Endos
Unquiet Slumbers For The Sleepers...
That's All
Mama
Eleventh Earl Of Mar
...In That Quiet Earth



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Originally posted by Boojieboy Boojieboy wrote:

I thought this was going to be the opposite: Top 10 post-Genesis Peter Gabriel (i.e. solo), which would have been interesting, instead of the tired old poppy "Genesis" from the 80's and 90s.

Moribund the Burgermeister, Mother of Violence, I Don't Remember, etc. Maybe no one really cares about that music.

you know, you can start that discussion, create a poll or a thread, or is it you want someone else to do it for you? Ermm
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I thought it was time to have another tally for this poll and since Father Christmas does not seem to be around (I hope he is doing well!), I took it upon myself to do the math, which admittedly has left me with a slight headache. I was as careful as possible, but any one is welcomed to check in case there are any doubts. A few minor caveats to consider first:

- It was agreed in some cases that two tracks would count as one (i.e. Unquiet slumbers/In that quiet earth, Duke's travels/Duke's end, Home by the sea 1&2). This may have given these tracks an advantage as some voters seem to be voting just for one or the other of the two, but generally this should not have played an important factor

- Psychedelic Paul originally voted only for 3 songs, but later named all the tracks from ATOTT plus Your Own Special Way and Follow You, Follow Me, without providing a ranking. So I only included his 3 top songs, but it would be easy to adjust if he decided to rank his top 10

- A FlowerKingCrimson included 11 songs by squeezing in two songs at #5 (nice try J), so I ignored his last song

- Rednight provided a list organized from 1-10, but said these were not necessarily in order of preference. However, I counted them as if they were in order of preference as I could see no other way to include them.

So, here are the best post-Peter Gabriel Genesis songs and their scores according to the educated tastes of 33 ProgArchives voters (I thought it would be interesting to see the songs beyond just the top 10, so it’s a top 20 list):

1. One for the Vine - 328 (very appropriate title for the #1)

2. Dance on a Volcano – 290

3. Ripples – 253

4. Entangled – 216

5. Blood on the Rooftops – 198

6. Los Endos – 173

7. Mad Man Moon – 172

8. Eleventh Earl of Mar – 155

9. Duke’s Travels/Duke’s End – 141

10. Mama – 138

11. Unquiet Slumbers for the Sleepers/In That Quiet Earth – 136

12. Home by the Sea/Second Home by the Sea – 135

13. Squonk – 114

14. Burning Rope – 75

15. Down and Out - 71

16. Afterglow – 69

17. Behind the Lines – 66

18. Heathaze – 62

19. Dodo/Lurker – 60

20. Undertow – 47

Bubbling under are Turn it on Again (46) and Domino (44).

A few observations. While it is not surprising that the highest scoring tracks are from the first two post-Gabriel albums, since this is after all a prog site, many if not most voters also included songs from Genesis’ more mainstream periods in their top 10. In all, 55 songs received at least one mention in a top 10 list, including all from ATOTT, W&W and ATTWT, most from Duke and Abacab, and several from Genesis and Invisible Touch. I think only one track from their last album received a vote: Congo from Calling All Stations.   

People may be familiar with the top 10 list of Genesis songs compiled by Prog Magazine (The 10 Best Genesis Songs – voted for by Prog readers | Louder (loudersound.com), supposedly voted by 40,000 readers. Interestingly, the only two post-Gabriel songs that made that list are Ripples (at #9) and Dance on a Volcano (at #10), which seems pretty consistent with our little poll, with the important exception of One for the Vine coming in first (incidentally my #1 as well J).   


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I see I posted on here a while ago. While I still stand behind my top ten, "man of our times" is one that has grown on me. I've also always liked "man on the corner" although it's not quite a top tenner for me. Others that don't quite make it for me are:

Down And Out
Follow You Follow Me
Silver Rainbow
Mama
Congo
Fading Lights
Misunderstanding
Turn It On Again (although it could make my top ten now or at least maybe number 11)
Duchess (not sure how it didn't make my initial top ten but it probably would now)
Tonight, Tonight, Tonight (this was played to death on the radio but I really like the middle part especially)
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Entangled/inside and out (non LP track)/ Dance on a volcano/Los Endos/Eleventh earl of Mar/ Unquiet slumbers... quiet earth/Squonk/Duke's travel... duke's end/Wot gorilla/ Mad mam moon

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