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LawrenceW.

! Obviously a must have for any serious Genesis fan, I’m pleased to see this work given the spruce up and official release it deserves.

Karl Gill

Attention, there is an unofficial recording of this concert at the Lyceum that is very easy to find but it is in MONO! CD 4 includes excerpts from the performance at Wembley in 1987: with the release of Invisible Touch, Genesis is one of the rock giants, filling stadiums all over the world and producing hits (Throwing It All Away. This is a very beautiful box set, beautifully presented and which completes his collection of Genesis concerts. To listen to it all in one breath!

Mark Linde

2 titles then in 1998 with Ray Wilson on vocals, a failed album (Calling All Stations), a tour aborted due to heavy commercial failure in the United States. This limited edition 5-CD box set allows you to find Genesis recorded (beautifully as always with this radio) by the BBC, whether for its various programs (Top Gear, Sound of the 70s. I already have quite a few in my CD library, a lot of them unofficial ones, but I didn't own the Knebworth ones (even if they were incomplete) or the Lyceum one. Giant, no offense to his detractors!

Pietro Ferraioli

) but capable of longer exceptional pieces like Home by the Sea or Domino. Wilson did not disappoint and always regretted the very reduced space that Banks and Rutherford had given him.

Joe Roberts

A cross-section of Genesis songs from various concerts in super quality recordings. Many will be familiar with the bootlegs of this show.

) but which also contains an old medley (great! A lot of artists are auditioned before the musicians realize that Collins is perfectly capable of taking center stage and singing (although the person concerned himself strongly doubted it at first, this is what he says in his memoir, Not Dead Yet). Whilst some omissions and edits will frustrate completists, frankly any official release is gratefully received nowadays. ).