Genesis's Mike Rutherford on hits, hellish school and being uncool
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Back in the 1980s, Genesis shot a video clip to accompany their song Land Of Confusion.
40 Years Ago: Genesis Says Goodbye to Steve Hackett on 'Wind & Wuthering'
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It’s no surprise, really, that Wind & Wuthering feels so autumnal, less direct and nowhere near as frisky as Genesis‘ later projects.
Phil Collins recalls early failings as Genesis frontman
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Phil Collins has recalled his early failings as a frontman when he took over the Genesis limelight from Peter Gabriel.
The Story Behind The Song: Genesis - Supper's Ready
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I don’t think it’s crazy, no," says guitarist Steve Hackett. "I wouldn’t say it’s particularly misunderstood, either. Though it is hugely open to interpretation."
Phil Collins tour sell-out sparks Genesis Dundee memories 40 years on
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The current clamour for Phil Collins’ comeback tour tickets pales into insignificance compared to the frenzy surrounding his first appearance in Dundee 40 years ago, according to local superfans.
Genesis: 'I Was Aware There Was Something Going On With Peter...'
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On August 16, 1975, Melody Maker posited a front-page question. Pushing a story regarding Frank Sinatra’s return to the UK down-page, it pictured Peter Gabriel in his full Watcher Of The Skies batwings, next to the legend: ‘GABRIEL OUT OF GENESIS?".
The Story Behind The Cover Of Genesis' Nursery Cryme
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Mallets, murder, croquet and honey, it was a record cover that caused controversy once it hit the shops, so what was the thinking about the carnage on Nursery Cryme?
25 Years Ago: Genesis Reconvene For One Last Phil Collins Album, 'We Can’t Dance'
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When Genesis entered the studio to record their 14th studio album in the spring of 1991, they were coming off their biggest commercial success — and headed for a major change.