Favorite Genesis Tracks?


I have been enjoying Genesis of late, especially the mid-70's efforts. I must say, my current favorite tracks are Blood on the Rooftops, One for the Vine, Mad Man Moon, Many Too Many, and doubtless Ripples. If in the mood to push the volume, Los Endos is a fine cut. Who else enjoys them?
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Trespass
Nursery Cryme
Foxtrot
Genesis Live - it´s a pity "Supper´s Ready" is missing as it originally was meant be a double album
Selling England by the Pound - take away annoying and weak "More Fool Me" and put "Twilight Alehouse" instead and you´ll get the best prog album ever recorded
The Lamb - too American really and the side four is quite lame, almost an anti-climax to the epic

Gabriel took the magic with him and Collins too weak for lead vocalist. Never cared for Gabriel´s post -GENESIS efforts either.

However, surprisingly ...and Then There Were Three... is a very strong and very big sounding album and "beats" earlier 2 albums and I don´t miss there Hackett either. Collins best and most powerful/intense lead captured on tape. Well done, Phil

Genesis Live at Belgium TV Studios, March 1972 is prog´s best video. The lads were barely 22 years old.

"Land of Confusion" and "Jesus He Know Me" are hilarious and very intelligent videos from the master musicians, the best on the planet.

Steve Hackett did a wonderful job to bring old stuff alive for audiences again, after forty years of Gabriel´s departure... GENESIS LIVE REVISITED in tour 2013-14.

I was there and I got nearly 3 hours good old GENESIS songs live performed brilliantly and exactly as the originals by the best musicians available, the singer´s voice was incredibly close to Gabriel´s. Nad Sylvan´s very true to original yet his very own powerful singing nailed the perfect illusion of being in a GENESIS gig in the early 70´s. Not a single dull moment. I´m blessed not to missed that fantastic band and event. I sadly missed the original band in concert. This was my best concert ever by a country mile.

Steve Hackett is a hero and the true Knight of all England.
Me and by buddy were dancing with The Moonlit Knight and found ourselves shouting: Knife! Knife ! Knife!
My friend and I saw Music Box on tour here in Phoenix a couple of months ago performing Selling England by the Pound and it was really moving. Those guys are amazing. When they opened the show with Watcher of the Skies, the entire audience shouted with joy. 
I think I've got the title for first Genesis concert - November, 1971.  We sat on folding chairs in the gymnasium at Paramus Community College.  They were basically debuting Foxtrot.

Consequently, I'm partial to the early material.  I'll go with Watcher of The Skies, Supper's Ready, and Firth of Fifth.
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In my opinion, they lost more from a purely musical standpoint, when Steve Hackett left the band, than when Gabriel left.

Sure, their very best material was recorded with Gabriel, but Trick of the Tail and Wind and Wuthering are only small drop off in quality when compared to the Gabriel era.

But EVERYTHING after those recordings, is IMO, a huge drop in quality. Duke is the best post Hackett album, but even that is pretty mediocre.

In fact, I’d easily rate Hackett’s first half dozen, or so, solo albums better than anything the band did after he left.