What is the best album by Genesis?

From Peter Gabriel's theatrical prog odysseys to Phil Collins-led pop triumphs, Genesis evolved more dramatically than almost any band in rock history. Which era reigns supreme?

From Genesis to Revelation

Genesis's 1969 debut album, a soft orchestral pop record recorded when the band were teenagers, before their progressive rock transformation.

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Trespass

Genesis's 1970 second album, the first to hint at their progressive rock ambitions, featuring Anthony Phillips on guitar.

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Nursery Cryme

Genesis's 1971 album introducing Steve Hackett and Phil Collins, featuring the beloved 'Musical Box' and 'The Return of the Giant Hogweed'.

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Foxtrot

Genesis's 1972 album featuring the 23-minute epic 'Supper's Ready', widely regarded as one of progressive rock's finest moments.

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Selling England by the Pound

Genesis's 1973 album, frequently cited as their finest work, featuring 'Firth of Fifth', 'Dancing with the Moonlit Knight', and 'The Cinema Show'.

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The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway

Genesis's 1974 double concept album, Peter Gabriel's magnum opus following the surreal journey of Rael through New York City.

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A Trick of the Tail

Genesis's 1976 first album without Peter Gabriel, showcasing Phil Collins as lead vocalist and maintaining their progressive rock excellence.

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Wind & Wuthering

Genesis's 1976 album, the last to feature Steve Hackett, blending pastoral prog with darker themes and orchestral textures.

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...And Then There Were Three...

Genesis's 1978 album as a trio after Steve Hackett's departure, featuring the hit single 'Follow You Follow Me'.

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Duke

Genesis's 1980 album marking their transition to mainstream pop rock, featuring 'Turn It On Again' and 'Misunderstanding'.

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Abacab

Genesis's 1981 album, a deliberate move toward stripped-down pop production, featuring the title track and 'No Reply At All'.

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Genesis

Genesis's 1983 self-titled album, their most commercially successful record, featuring 'Mama', 'That's All', and 'Illegal Alien'.

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Invisible Touch

Genesis's 1986 pop triumph featuring five top-ten singles including 'Invisible Touch', 'Land of Confusion', and 'Tonight, Tonight, Tonight'.

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We Can't Dance

Genesis's 1991 album, their final record with Phil Collins, featuring 'No Son of Mine', 'Hold On My Heart', and 'I Can't Dance'.

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Calling All Stations

Genesis's 1997 album with Ray Wilson as new vocalist after Phil Collins's departure, the last studio album the band ever released.

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