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This Complete List Of Genesis Albums And Songs presents the full discography of Genesis studio albums. The band Genesis was first formed in 1967. The group hails from the area of Godalming, Surrey, England. This complete Genesis studio album discography also includes every single Genesis live album. All these spectacular albums have been presented below in chronological order. We have also included all original release dates with each Genesis album as well as all original album covers. Every Genesis album listed below showcases the entire album tracklisting.
GENESIS STUDIO ALBUMS
From Genesis to Revelation
Released March 7, 1969
CD Track Listings:
1. Where the Sour Turns to Sweet (3:13)
2. In the Beginning (3:46)
3. Fireside Song (4:18)
4. The Serpent (4:38)
5. Am I Very Wrong? (3:31)
6. In the Wilderness (3:29)
7. The Conqueror (3:40)
8. In Hiding (2:37)
9. One Day (3:21)
10. Window (3:33)
11. In Limbo (3:30)
12. Silent Sun (2:13)
13. A Place to Call My Own (1:58)
Trespass
Released October 23, 1970
CD Track Listings:
1. Looking for Someone (7:06)
2. White Mountain (6:42)
3. Visions of Angels (6:50)
4. Stagnation (8:48)
5. Dusk (4:13)
6. The Knife (8:56)
Nursery Cryme
Released November 12, 1971
CD Track Listings:
1. The Musical Box (10:24)
2. For Absent Friends (1:44)
3. The Return of the Giant Hogweed (8:10)
4. Seven Stones (5:10)
5. Harold the Barrel (2:55)
6. Harlequin (2:52)
7. The Fountain of Salmacis (7:54)
Foxtrot
Released October 6, 1972
CD Track Listings:
1. Watcher of the Skies (7:19)
2. Time Table (4:40)
3. Get ’em Out by Friday (8:35)
4. Can-Utility and the Coastliners (5:43)
5. Horizons (1:38)
6. Supper’s Ready (22:58) :
a. Lover’s Leap
b. The Guaranteed Eternal Sanctuary Man
c. Ikhnaton and Itsacon and Their Band of Merry Men
d. How Dare I Be So Beautiful?
e. Willow Farm
f. Apocalypse in 9/8
g. As Sure as Eggs Is Eggs
Selling England by the Pound
Released September 28, 1973
CD Track Listings:
1. Dancing with the Moonlit Knight (8:04)
2. I Know What I Like (In Your Wardrobe) (4:08)
3. Firth of Fifth (9:38)
4. More Fool Me (3:10)
5. The Battle of Epping Forest (11:46)
6. After the Ordeal (4:16)
7. The Cinema Show (11:06)
8. Aisle of Plenty (1:32)
The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway
Released November 18, 1974
CD Track Listings:
Disc 1
1. The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway (4:50)
2. Fly on a Windshield (4:23)
3. Broadway Melody of 1974 (0:33)
4. Cuckoo Cocoon (2:11)
5. In the Cage (8:15)
6. The Grand Parade of Lifeless Packaging (2:45)
7. Back in N.Y.C. (5:42)
8. Hairless Heart (2:13)
9. Counting Out Time (3:42)
10. The Carpet Crawlers (5:15)
11. The Chamber of 32 Doors (5:40)
Disc 2
1. Lillywhite Lilith (2:42)
2. The Waiting Room (5:24)
3. Anyway (3:07)
4. The Supernatural Anaesthetist (2:59)
5. The Lamia (6:57)
6. Silent Sorrow in Empty Boats (3:07)
7. The Colony of Slippermen (8:13) :
i. The Arrival
ii. A Visit to the Doktor
iii. Raven
8. Ravine (2:04)
9. The Light Dies Down on Broadway (3:32)
10. Riding the Scree (3:57)
11. In the Rapids (2:26)
12. it (4:15)
A Trick of the Tail
Released February 13, 1976
CD Track Listings:
1. Dance on a Volcano (5:53)
2. Entangled (6:28)
3. Squonk (6:27)
4. Mad Man Moon (7:35)
5. Robbery, Assault and Battery (6:15)
6. Ripples (8:03)
7. A Trick of the Tail (4:34)
8. Los Endos (5:46)
Wind & Wuthering
Released December 17, 1976
CD Track Listings:
1. Eleventh Earl of Mar (7:41)
2. One for the Vine (10:00)
3. Your Own Special Way (6:18)
4. Wot Gorilla? (3:19)
5. All in a Mouse’s Night (6:37)
6. Blood on the Rooftops (5:27)
7. Unquiet Slumbers for the Sleepers… (2:23)
8. …In That Quiet Earth (4:49)
9. Afterglow (4:12)
…And Then There Were Three…
Released March 31, 1978
CD Track Listings:
1. Down and Out (5:24)
2. Undertow (4:45)
3. Ballad of Big (4:48)
4. Snowbound (4:28)
5. Burning Rope (7:09)
6. Deep in the Motherlode (5:12)
7. Many Too Many (3:30)
8. Scenes from a Night’s Dream (3:29)
9. Say It’s Alright Joe (4:19)
10. The Lady Lies (6:04)
11. Follow You, Follow Me (3:59)
Duke
Released March 28, 1980
CD Track Listings:
1. Behind the Lines (5:43)
2. Duchess (6:25)
3. Guide Vocal (1:21)
4. Man of Our Times (5:34)
5. Misunderstanding (3:13)
6. Heathaze (4:57)
7. Turn It On Again (3:46)
8. Alone Tonight (3:54)
9. Cul-De-Sac (5:06)
10. Please Don’t Ask (4:00)
11. Duke’s Travels (8:39)
12. Duke’s End (3:08)
Abacab
Released September 18, 1981
CD Track Listings:
1. Abacab (7:01)
2. No Reply at All (4:40)
3. Me and Sarah Jane (5:59)
4. Keep It Dark (4:31)
5. Dodo / Lurker (7:28)
6. Who Dunnit? (3:22)
7. Man on the Corner (4:26)
8. Like It or Not (4:57)
9. Another Record (4:28)
Genesis
Released October 3, 1983
CD Track Listings:
1. Mama (7:25)
2. That’s All (4:23)
3. Home by the Sea (4:52)
4. Second Home by the Sea (6:20)
5. Illegal Alien (5:13)
6. Taking It All Too Hard (3:55)
7. Just a Job to Do (4:45)
8. Silver Rainbow (4:28)
9. It’s Gonna Get Better (6:25)
Invisible Touch
Released June 6, 1986
CD Track Listings:
1. Invisible Touch (3:27)
2. Tonight, Tonight, Tonight (8:50)
3. Land of Confusion (4:44)
4. In Too Deep (4:57)
5. Anything She Does (4:06)
6. Domino (10:41) :
a) In the Glow of the Night
b) The Last Domino
7. Throwing It All Away (3:48)
8. The Brazilian (5:04)
We Can’t Dance
Released November 11, 1991
CD Track Listings:
1. No Son of Mine (6:38)
2. Jesus He Knows Me (4:16)
3. Driving the Last Spike (10:08)
4. I Can’t Dance (4:01)
5. Never a Time (3:50)
6. Dreaming While You Sleep (7:15)
7. Tell Me Why (4:58)
8. Living Forever (5:41)
9. Hold On My Heart (4:37)
10. Way of the World (5:38)
11. Since I Lost You (4:09)
12. Fading Lights (10:16)
Calling All Stations
Released September 1, 1997
CD Track Listings:
1. Calling All Stations (5:43)
2. Congo (4:50)
3. Shipwrecked (4:22)
4. Alien Afternoon (7:50)
5. Not About Us (4:37)
6. If That’s What You Need (5:12)
7. The Dividing Line (7:44)
8. Uncertain Weather (5:28)
9. Small Talk (5:01)
10. There Must Some Other Way (7:53)
11. One Man’s Fool (8:45)
GENESIS LIVE ALBUMS
Genesis Live
Released July 1973
CD Track Listings:
1. Watcher of the Skies (8:34)
2. Get ’em Out by Friday (9:14)
3. The Return of the Giant Hogweed (8:14)
4. The Musical Box (10:55)
5. The Knife (9:46)
Seconds Out
Released October 14, 1977
CD Track Listings:
Disc 1
1. Squonk (6:27)
2. The Carpet Crawl (5:10)
3. Robbery, Assault & Battery (6:00)
4. Afterglow (4:18)
5. Firth of Fifth (8:37)
6. I Know What I Like (8:34)
7. The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway (5:05)
8. The Musical Box (closing section) (2:44)
Disc 2
9. Supper’s Ready (24:30)
10. Cinema Show (11:00)
11. Dance on a Volcano (4:22)
12. Los Endos (6:24)
Three Sides Live
Released June 4, 1982
CD Track Listings:
1. Turn It On Again (5:15)
2. Dodo / Lurker (7:18)
3. Abacab (8:46)
4. Behind the Lines (5:25)
5. Duchess (6:38)
6. Me and Sarah Jane (6:02)
7. Follow You, Follow Me (4:58)
8. Misunderstanding (4:05)
9. In the Cage / Cinema Show / Slippermen (11:52)
10. Afterglow (5:13)
11. One for the Vine (11:05)
12. Fountain of Slamacis (8:37)
13. It / Watcher of the Skies (7:22)
The Way We Walk, Volume One: The Shorts
Released November 9. 1992
CD Track Listings:
1. Land Of Confusion (5:16)
2. No Son Of Mine (7:05)
3. Jesus He Knows Me (5:23)
4. Throwing It All Away (6:01)
5. I Can’t Dance (6:54)
6. Mama (6:50)
7. Hold On My Heart (5:40)
8. That’s All (4:58)
9. In Too Deep (5:36)
10. Tonight, Tonight, Tonight (3:35)
11. Invisible Touch (5:41)
The Way We Walk, Volume Two: The Longs
Released January 11, 1993
CD Track Listings:
1. Old Medley (19:31) :
Dance on a Volcano
The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway
The Musical Box
Firth of Fifth
I Know What I Like
2. Driving the Last Spike (10:17)
3. Domino (11:20) :
Part 1: In the Glow of the Night
Part 2: The Last Domino
4. Fading Lights (10:54)
5. Home by the Sea / Second Home by the Sea (12:16)
6. Drum Duet (6:06)
Live over Europe 2007
Released November 20, 2007
CD Track Listings:
CD 1:
1. Duke’s Intro (3:49)
2. Turn It On Again (4:26)
3. No Son Of Mine (6:57)
4. Land Of Confusion (5:11)
5. In The Cage (13:30)
6. Afterglow (4:28)
7. Hold On My Heart (5:58)
8. Home By The Sea (11:59)
9. Follow You, Follow Me (4:19)
10. Firth Of Fifth (Excerpt) (4:40)
11. I Know What I Like (In Your Wardrobe) (6:45)
CD 2:
1. Mama (6:57)
2. Ripples (7:58)
3. Throwing It All Away (6:01)
4. Domino (11:34)
5. Conversation With Two Sticks (6:49)
6. Los Endos (6:25)
7. Tonight Tonight Tonight (Excerpt) (3:49)
8. Invisible Touch (5:35)
9. I Can’t Dance (6:12)
10. Carpet Crawlers (6:00)
GENESIS SELECT COMPILATION ALBUMS
Presenting Genesis
Released 1974
1 The Musical Box (Live) (10:55)
2 The Fountain Of Salmacis (7:54)
3 Time Table (4:47)
4 Return Of The Giant Hogweed (Live) (8:17)
5 The Knife (Live) (9:50)
6 Seven Stones (5:08)
70’s Pop Sound
Released 1974
1. Watcher of the Skies (7:20)
2. Seven Stones (5:10)
3. Looking For Someone (7:03)
4. Harrol the Barrel (2:59)
5. The Knife (8:55)
6. Get’em Out by Friday (8:34)
7. White Mountain (6:38)
Rock Theater
Released 1975
1. I Know What I Like (In Your Wardrobe) (4:12)
2. Harold The Barrel (3:02)
3. Harlequin (2:55)
4. Watcher Of The Skies (3:46)
5. Fountain Of Salmacis (7:56)
6. Supper’s Ready (22:54)
The Best… Genesis
Released 1976
The Vertigo Years
Released 1990
1. Mama
2. That’s All
3. Home By The Sea
4. Second Home By The Sea
5. Illegal Alien
6. Takin’ It All Too Hard
7. Just A Job To Do
8. Silver Rainbow
9. It’s Gonna Get Better
10. Abacab
11. Man On The Corner
12. Another Record
13. Open Door
14. Misunderstanding
Turn It On Again: Best of ’81–’83
Released 1992
1. Mama (6:03)
2. Home By The Sea (4:45)
3. That’s All (4:21)
4. Illegal Alien (4:33)
5. Paperlate (3:14)
6. No Reply At All (4:34)
7. Taking It All Too Hard (3:56)
8. Man On The Corner (4:15)
9. Misunderstanding (Live) (3:57)
10. Follow You, Follow Me (Live)* (4:39)
11. Abacab (Live)* (8:35)
12. Turn It On Again (Live) (9:03)
13. Firth Of Fifth (Live) (9:22)
Turn It On Again: The Hits
Released 1999
1. Turn It On Again (3:49)
2. Invisible Touch (3:26)
3. Mama (hits edit) (5:18)
4. Land Of Confusion (4:44)
5. I Can’t Dance (3:59)
6. Follow You Follow Me (3:58)
7. Hold On My Heart (4:37)
8. Abacab (hits edit) (4:10)
9. I Know What I Like (In Your Wardrobe) (4:04)
10. No Son Of Mine (5:44)
11. Tonight, Tonight, Tonight (4:28)
12. In Too Deep (4:56)
13. Congo (hits edit) (4:02)
14. Jesus He Knows Me (4:16)
15. That’s All (4:24)
16. Misunderstanding (3:11)
17. Throwing It All Away (3:49)
18. Carpet Crawlers (5:39)
Platinum Collection
Released 2004
CD 1
1. No Son of Mine (6:35)
2. I Can’t Dance (4:00)
3. Jesus He Knows Me (4:17)
4. Hold on My Heart (4:37)
5. Invisible Touch (3:28)
6. Throwing It All Away (3:50)
7. Tonight Tonight Tonight (edit) (4:29)
8. Land of Confusion (4:46)
9. In Too Deep (4:56)
10. Mama (6:48)
11. That’s All (4:25)
12. Home by the Sea (5:07)
13. Second Home by the Sea (6:06)
14. Illegal Alien (5:17)
15. Paperlate (3:23)
16. Calling All Stations (5:45)
CD 2
1. Abacab (6:55)
2. Keep It Dark (4:34)
3. Turn It on Again (3:51)
4. Behind the Lines (5:43)
5. Duchess (6:06)
6. Misunderstanding (3:13)
7. Many Too Many (3:34)
8. Follow You Follow Me (4:08)
9. Undertow (4:46)
10. In That Quiet Earth (4:55)
11. Afterglow (4:08)
12. Your Own Special Way (6:18)
13. A Trick of the Tail (4:35)
14. Ripples (8:08)
15. Los Endos (5:46)
CD 3
1. The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway (4:49)
2. Counting Out Time (3:36)
3. Carpet Crawlers (5:01)
4. Firth of Fifth (9:28)
5. The Cinema Show (10:48)
6. I Know What I Like (In Your Wardrobe) (3:53)
7. Supper’s Ready (22:51)
8. The Musical Box (10:24)
9. The Knife (8:53)
The Last Domino?
Released 2021
CD 1
1. Duke’s End (2:07)
2. Turn It On Again (3:51)
3. Mama (6:50)
4. Land of Confusion (4:46)
5. Home by the Sea (5:08)
6. Second Home by the Sea (6:07)
7. Fading Lights (10:19)
8. The Cinema Show (10:49)
9. Afterglow (4:12)
10. Hold on My Heart (4:38)
11. Jesus He Knows Me (4:14)
12. That’s All (4:25)
13. The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway (4:54)
14. In Too Deep (5:05)
CD 2
1. Follow You Follow Me (4:00)
2. Duchess (6:37)
3. No Son of Mine (6:39)
4. Firth of Fifth (9:31)
5. I Know What I Like (In Your Wardrobe) (4:08)
6. Domino Medley (10:44)
7. Throwing It All Away (3:50)
8. Tonight, Tonight, Tonight (8:51)
9. Invisible Touch (3:28)
10. I Can’t Dance (4:00)
11. Dancing with the Moonlit Knight (8:00)
12. Carpet Crawlers (5:14)
13. Abacab (edit) (4:12)
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However, I was at the right place at the right time for this one. Steve Ostromogilsky had a Berklee College of Music lunch card and used to sneak out sandwiches for me. One day, he invited me to hang out at his place and listen to music. As we got off the train, he put Sony Walkman headphones on my ears and said, "Hey, check out this brand-new group." A song like "It's So Easy" was so different from the popular Sunset Strip sound at that time. Me and about 499 other informed rockers were lucky enough to see them on their first East Coast tour at the sold-out Paradise on Commonwealth Avenue, Boston (the same street Aerosmith started on). I saw Gn'R every tour after until I took a break when Buckethead joined. Gn'R is the band I've been lucky enough to see the most times live, almost 100! Everyone on this album is just stellar. Axl [Rose] had the tones, power, melodic sensibilities, and foresight to do what no other singer did then. Slash's playing was beyond memorable. 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