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The self-titled album from 1983 was the record that made Genesis a real stadium band. They moved further away from progressive pieces without abandoning them totally. As a result of this messieurs Banks, Rutherford and Collins seemed to get ever better at writing shorter pieces.
Genesis’ (live) comeback in North America prompted a first: A CD release in Starbucks’s Greatest Hits series. It is called 14 From Our Past and contains 14 songs from Genesis studio albums released between 1970-1997. Bernd Zindler has taken a closer look.
Soon after the end of their North American tour Genesis released the live double album Live Over Europe. We have listened closely for you.
As far as Genesis biographies are concerned, Armando Gallo’s book has always been the undisputed work of reference. It has the flaw, though, of covering only part of the puzzle. For the first time in years a book has come out that can challenge Gallo’s work and be called the “bible of Genesis bios”.
Rereleases with bonus material are always popular. Just in time for the tour there has been a re-release of the Hits compilation (originally 1999) as an extended limited edition and the additional label “tour edition”. Find out whether it is worth getting.
Biography of Genesis’ first guitarist Anthony Phillips. (updated 2013)
The most important events in Steve Hackett’s life.
In 2005 Phil Collins continued his Farewell tour in East Europe and the Middle East. Ulrich Klemt has been to several of his shows…
Autumn 2004 saw the release of Genesis’ first compilation that spans their whole career on 3 CDs. The Platinum Collection premieres some new mixes of the famous songs. Steffen Gerlach tells us more…
Simultaneously to the Platinum Collection Genesis released the The Video Show DVD in 2004. It unites almost all promo videos the band did in stereo, Dolby Digital 5.1 and dts sound. Christian Gerhardts was all ears (and eyes).