CD Album - Genesis - ...And Then There Were Three... - Virgin

CD Album

Artist:	Genesis
Title:	...And Then There Were Three...
Label:	Virgin
Country:	Europe
Date:	Oct 1994
Catalogue:	CDSCDX 4010 / 7243 8 39891 2 6
Barcode:	724383989126
Format:	CD Album
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	6 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
01	Genesis	Down And Out	Tony Banks, Phil Collins, Mike Rutherford	Rate
02	Genesis	Undertow	Tony Banks	Rate
03	Genesis	Ballad Of Big	Tony Banks, Phil Collins, Mike Rutherford	Rate
04	Genesis	Snowbound	Mike Rutherford	Rate
05	Genesis	Burning Rope	Tony Banks	Rate
06	Genesis	Deep In The Motherlode	Mike Rutherford	Rate
07	Genesis	Many Too Many	Tony Banks	Rate
08	Genesis	Scenes From A Night's Dream	Tony Banks, Phil Collins	Rate
09	Genesis	Say It's Alright Joe	Mike Rutherford	Rate
10	Genesis	The Lady Lies	Tony Banks	Rate
11	Genesis	Follow You, Follow Me	Tony Banks, Phil Collins, Mike Rutherford	Rate

Notes

1994 Definitive Edition Remaster Series.

Genesis:

Tony Banks - Phil Collins - Mike Rutherford

Produced by: David Hentschel and Genesis.
Assisted by: Pierre Geofroy

Sleeve Design: Hipnosis

1978

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Comments and Reviews


Apollo59 13th May 2017		These first CD releases on Charisma/Virgin didn't sound too good at all, a lot of definition lost and very flat and murky, particularly with all the 1970's era albums. The later SACD remasters are superb and stuff that had been buried in the mix on the original albums comes up front. Probably also a lot to do with the fact that the original albums often ran to over 50 minutes, which would cause severe compromises. I kept this remaster because the mix is excellent. Sold off all the others when I bought the SACD box sets.



Magic Marmalade 27th Aug 2016



Magic Marmalade 26th Aug 2016		On the whole I want the sound of the original vinyl-era recordings when buying CDs, so tend to go for the first issues/presses, which are the the early to late eighties ones... ...but it has to be said that 1994 was something of a golden year for remastering for CD: The Genesis, Led Zep, Pink Floyd CDs I've got from this year sound great. Haven't overdone it, and kept close to the original, but filled the digital space with the music. (My "Flat Transfer" of The Kinks best of (Castle Communications) is one in particular where the original recording sounds a little exposed by the digital technology of the CD (Sounds a bit lost in there)... as they used to state on some CDs: They could expose the shortcomings of the original recordings).

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