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Artist: Genesis Title: Abacab Label:   Virgin Country: Europe Date: Oct 1994 Catalogue: CBRCDX 102 Barcode: 724383989027 Format: CD Album Collection:   I Own It     I Want It  Community:  4 Own Price Guide: Valuation Page » Search eBay #AD  » Search Amazon #AD This site contains affiliate links for which we may be compensated.

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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
01	Genesis	Abacab	Tony Banks, Phil Collins, Mike Rutherford	Rate
02	Genesis	No Reply At All	Tony Banks, Phil Collins, Mike Rutherford	Rate
03	Genesis	Me And Sarah Jane	Tony Banks	Rate
04	Genesis	Keep It Dark	Tony Banks, Phil Collins, Mike Rutherford	Rate
05	Genesis	Dodo / Lurker	Tony Banks, Phil Collins, Mike Rutherford	Rate
06	Genesis	Who Dunnit?	Tony Banks, Phil Collins, Mike Rutherford	Rate
07	Genesis	Man On The Corner	Phil Collins	Rate
08	Genesis	Like It Or Not	Mike Rutherford	Rate
09	Genesis	Another Record	Tony Banks, Phil Collins, Mike Rutherford	Rate

Notes

1994 Definitive Edition Remaster Series.

Genesis:

Tony Banks - Phil Collins - Mike Rutherford

Produced by: Rutherford, Collins, Banks.
Engineered by: Hugh Padgham.

Cover by Bill Smith.
(As with the original album release, 4 different colour configurations of this cover design are available).

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Magic Marmalade 17th Sep 2022		Review Nobody's Favourite Genesis Album. This has a curious place in the Genesis discography, being, at best, much maligned, at worst denounced, but mostly ignored, it seems... ...And let's face facts, it isn't the greatest album ever made, and would probably come somewhere pretty low in the ranking of Genesis albums. That said, feeling the beginnings of another Genesis kick coming on, I decided to listen to this whilst doing a little gardening today, and for the most part it's actually got a lot more going for it than is often given credit for... ...The Title track is quite a compelling work out for the band, and with Man On The Corner, No Reply At All and Another Record being fairly strong Genesis tunes, it's mostly a good album anyway; Dodo and Keep It Dark do take a little getting into, and frankly there's just no excuse, even after all these years, for Whodunnit? Which is just S*%t. On the whole this sounds, as an album, like a gathering of all those kinds of songs which would otherwise have had to have been hunted down by fans, from the B-sides of Genesis singles, and which any other band - even Genesis themselves - might ordinarily have placed there. It is a little flat, in comparison to others of their albums, too tentatively experimental (scrapes, squiggles, and noodles that perhaps go on for too long etc.) and as the quintessentially eighties style cover (and it's variants) shows, a pretty dated attempt to be eighties hip (bright colours, Pseudo-Picasso garishness), which is reflected in the music a little. But still has enough moments of typically Genesis style highlights to make it worth another listen. 1 person found this review helpful.   ✔︎ Helpful Review?

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