Within 20 years, a lot of fans and friends have supported the work of the German Fanclub and some of them wanted to share their thought about 20 years of a fanclub ...
Waiting for the it magazine, shopping at the Shop of it-snips and the competitions on the website. The journey of it according to Alexander Alberts.
20 years of 'it': Alexander Alberts
Writing about the Genesis fanclub through the eyes of its users and members is not quite an easy task - says Sönke Bohm, but he gives it a try ...
20 years of 'it': Sönke Bohm
Anneke has been a fan for many years, then she met someone online - in our Genesis forum, which eventually changed her life. Read her story about it here ...
20 years of 'it': Anneke Brüning
Harald Dreyer is a dyed-in-the-wool fan. With his love for details he has found many like-minded people in the fanclub, but he still finds the anonymous online world peculiar, especially in debates.
20 years of 'it': Harald Dreyer
Michael Fimberger, one of our Austrian members, finds that the history of it runs parallel to the history of the internet.
20 years of 'it': Michael Fimberger
Armando Gallo has been with the band for decades, in 2006 he was our guest during the Evolution of ... - Event. Armando has also contributed to our anniversary.
20 years of 'it': A letter from ... Armando Gallo
Club member from the word 'go', author of many articles in the magazine and on the website, live act on conventions - Steffen Gerlach is all that and knows: It has been a long way.
20 years of 'it': Steffen Gerlach
Mario Giammetti, head of the Italian Fanclub DUSK, has been a great colleague over the past 20 years. Read more about his thoughts here.
20 years of 'it': A letter from ... Mario Giammetti
Being the one who translated the whole website into English, Martin Klinkhardt has some special moments to share ...
20 years of 'it': Martin Klinkhardt
Udo was lucky enough to see Genesis touring with The Lamb. In the 90ies, he became a regular member of our fanclub, and in 2011 he is still there and shares his very own thoughts.
20 years of 'it': Udo Lampenscherf
As a brithday treat, Andreas Lauer has rewritten a classic Genesis lyric ...
20 years of 'it': Andreas Lauer
Tom Morgenstern, who is well known among some of the live-shows projects, had little affiliations with the German Fanclub. That eventually changed 5 years ago. Read his story here.
20 years of 'it': A letter from ... Tom Morgenstern
One of the it Quiz Masterminds 2010 knows what he likes and explains why that is so.
20 years of 'it': Frank Niedernhausen
In his essay Michael Otterbach explains how the website and the forum are like mass and how a fanclub may be conducive to relationships.
20 years of 'it': Michael Otterbach
A Genesis fan since the late nineties, but also actively involved in the music business. Martin Peitz tells his story about Genesis and the fanclub.
20 years of 'it': Martin Peitz
Alexander Pfaff has been a member for ten years. He has been around for all of the online years so far and shares his thoughts.
20 years of 'it': Alexander Pfaff
Besides some longer contributions, we have also received a lot of shorter jubilee wishes, memories and other contributions we gladly publish here ...
20 years of 'it': A selection of memories by other fans and members
Some say it is one of the best Live-Albums ever. Genesis' Seconds Out became a milestone and also marked the end of the classic years.
Second Mechanics-Album from 1988, contains the US-Nr. 1-Hit The Living Years.
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