Genesis’ Tony Banks can’t stand ‘Lamb Lies Down on Broadway’: ‘The two albums that came before work better’
Genesis’ ‘The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway’ is often hailed a classic. But not by Tony Banks.
Genesis’ ‘The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway’ is often hailed a classic. But not by Tony Banks.
A recommended entry point for anyone who came to Genesis via the MTV era hits, and is now curious about what came before.
Steve Hackett has made a lingering passion for Genesis clear — though, before now, that hasn’t included the pop era following his 1977 departure.
The sophomore album ‘Trespass,’ released on Oct. 23, 1970, offered the first hints at where Genesis would go.
Phil Collins has been slowing moving back into the spotlight lately, though it’s been as a vocalist rather than a drummer. You May Also Like: Phil Collins’ Face Value launched his solo career, and reset Genesis Phil Collins found himself at a crossroads with Hello, I Must Be Going!
They’re back in the headlines with a new documentary and box set.
Mike Tiano explores an enduring rift that should have been over long ago.
Hand-picked solo tracks give the latest Genesis box set a new twist.
Call this one: A Trip to St. Cecilia’s Orphanage for Homeless Albums.
The Genesis guitarist shines beneath Royal Albert Hall’s vaulted opera-house ceilings.