Comments for Genesis, A Trick of the Tail

A very interesting album. Didn't miss Gabriel a bit.

1.Rutherford/Banks/Hackett/Collins 2.Hackett/Banks 3.Rutherford/Banks 4.Banks 5.Banks/Collins 6.Rutherford/Banks 7.Banks 8.Collins/Hackett/Rutherford/Banks

At times intense, at times smoothe and lyrical, sometimes whimsical. As usual for early Genesis lovers; a delight to analyze for its' intricacies.

In my opinion this is the most magnificent album of Genesis. PS:At te ed of the piece "Los Edos" you can hear paraprase of few words from "Supper's Ready" which are farewell to Peter Gabriel.

this is an excellent album.

Perhaps not the most influential, but this album is in my opinion the best Genesis record. The movement from syncopated to sweet to sorrowful and everywhere inbetween is always intense, always tasteful, and always intricate.The movement within the individual songs, as well as the movement of the whole record, is amazing. I have written both high school and college papers on this record, as well as using Entangled for a video art project.

Genesis`s first albulm without Peter Gabriel, with drummerPhil Collins as lead singer.Favorate Track:Ripples