I will be giving away some signed copies of the CD "Leon Plays Genesis". To become eligible all you have to do is to send an e-mail to: [email protected] 
Winners will be notified via e-mail. The draw will be held at the end of July.

If you win, we'll send you the CD plus a promo postcard right to your home, anywhere in the world! 

Now's your chance to get that record you didn't want to pay for but were curious about. Copy the follwing sentence in the body of your e-mail, MAKE ME ELIGIBLE TO GET A FREE COPY OF THE CD.
 Thanks, and good luck.


Comments and reviews about the album:

“I have now had a chance to listen to your CD. It really is excellent. Full of atmosphere and beautifully put together. Your own stuff is particularly good too. I can tell that a great deal of love, time and energy has gone into it all and I think the result is a strong product. The covers are good too. I particularly like the way in which you have something like an underground train map for the titles!
Keep up the good work! Congratulations...
All the very best,
Steve Hackett - Genesis

“Very cool indeed, I like how you bridged the world of your inspirations with your own.
As a long time Genesis fan I got the references on your artwork instantly, very cool! Nice job on the music and packaging...Good sounding stuff... I dug it :)”
Billy Sherwood - YES, CIRCA.

This multi-instrumentalist's album consists of original music and tributes to Genesis songs. The tributes are "Hairless Heart", "Fly On A Windshield" and "Cinema Show Part II" which has a very impressive Phil Collins-like drum performance. The original music is well performed and incorporates the use of analog drum machines and a good recreation of the ARP synthesizer sound. Leon's music sounds like the quiet moments of Genesis' Duke era. If I didn't know any better, would have thought that these tracks were out takes from Tony Banks. Also, the great gatefold cardboard CD jacket was design by the artist himself.
Reviewed from The Garden Shed CD Club in Japan.

You can also check the review at:
http://www.worldofgenesis.com/Tributes-AlbumReviews.htm