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Covering the Collins era with B-sides and live versions.

Even if you find a legitimate archive free of viruses, the audio tracking is rarely optimal.

Featuring the 23-minute epic "Supper's Ready."

: Instrumental and high-energy tracks from the Invisible Touch sessions that show the band still had progressive chops in the 80s.

Throughout the 1980s, the band streamlined their sound, moving away from 20-minute epics toward shorter, catchier hits.

The band's most successful and iconic lineup emerged in 1970 with the addition of Steve Hackett (guitar) and Phil Collins (drums). This lineup produced some of Genesis's most beloved albums, including:

From the whimsical fox on the cover of Foxtrot to the industrial grit of Mama , the Genesis discography is a testament to musical reinvention. Exploring their catalog is more than just listening to music; it’s witnessing the evolution of rock itself.