In November 2011, the German Genesis Fanclub ‘it’ celebrates its 20th anniversary. Find all anecdotes, reports and other stuff about 20 years of a fanclub here.
Within the past 20 years, we have been in contact with nearly all members of the large Genesis family. Some of the have written a few lines …
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 …
To celebrate the 20th anniversary, the German Genesis Fanclub releases a 1-track Digipak CD of Anon – ‘Pennsylvania Flickhouse’.
To run a fanclub for 20 years is a lot of work. Find here all statements by the four main characters involved.
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.
One of the it Quiz Masterminds 2010 knows what he likes and explains why that is so.
In his essay Michael Otterbach explains how the website and the forum are like mass and how a fanclub may be conducive to relationships.
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.
Michael Fimberger, one of our Austrian members, finds that the history of it runs parallel to the history of the internet.
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.
To celebrate the 20th anniversary, the German Genesis Fanclub releases a 1-Track Digipak CD of Anon – Pennsylvania Flickhouse.
Some members of the large Genesis family have written some wishes for our 20th anniversary.
A selection of photos, compiled by the Editors of it, spanning 20 years of work from fans for fans.
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.
