Album Rating: 5.0

I bet it was a wonderful show for sure.

Album Rating: 5.0

Stuff like this takes patience, I'm glad I went back to it numerous times over the years until it clicked. I will still unabashedly rock out to Invisible Touch.

Album Rating: 5.0

I honestly found Invisible Touch to be extremely watered down both lyrically and musically compared to this and most material they made from 1977 and back, with a very mild lyrical exception of "Land of Confusion." They basically made nothing anywhere near a quarter as good as this after Duke.

Album Rating: 5.0

I see them as 2 completely different beasts. The Genesis that made Invisible Touch was essentially Phil Collins pop band. I think as a pop album it's fantastic.

Album Rating: 5.0

I know I am sure a rarity among music fans considering I can't appreciate unintelligent and musically watered down pop, but I will admit the pop music of today makes Invisible Touch look like freaking Socrates.

Album Rating: 5.0

So-crates :D ya know, Bill and Ted's...

agreed

'60s pop rules all though

Album Rating: 5.0

"unintelligent and musically watered down pop"



it aint all bad

Album Rating: 5.0

Right, because not all pop is unintelligent and watered down. Many artists during the 80s that had

similar levels of popularity as commercial Genesis used far more musicianship than them despite the

three men in Genesis actually being the superior musicians as demonstrated in the 1970s.

Album Rating: 5.0

"Right, because not all pop is unintelligent and watered down"



Correct.

Album Rating: 5.0

@Snowdog808 dude, check my baroque pop list. I think you'd like that kind of pop. "Pretty Ballerina" by Left Banke especially since you're a Classical kind of guy :]

Album Rating: 4.5

Invisible Touch is one of the worst albums I've ever tried to listen to.

The late-80s mall pop vibe is absolutely unbearable. I really enjoy Duke though, and occasionally jam

Abacab for the st song.

Album Rating: 5.0

I certainly think I would Friday. I know Genesis was more like a Baroque pop artist in 1969 before

taking on a more symphonic prog style a year later, and I actually liked a few songs off From Genesis

to Revelation. I have heard plenty of versions of "Scarborough Fair" as well and liked all of them. I

even found a Queensryche version of the song from their Rage for Order sessions.

Album Rating: 5.0

yeah Queensryche actually does some sweet covers

Album Rating: 5.0

Well they have to since they've forgotten how to write good music on their own

Album Rating: 5.0

Actually, when they did their "Scarborough Fair" cover, it was eleven years before they started seriously sucking.

Album Rating: 5.0

It's a word I seldom use, but epic is the only thing that comes to mind after hearing Firth of Fifth. Same feeling I get from Shine on you Crazy Diamond, In the Shadow of our Pale Companion, Bleak, etc.

Album Rating: 5.0

It certainly is a very epic track, though the same could be said about the other three lengthy tracks on here, even if they are not quite as epic.

Sweet album is sweet.

Album Rating: 5.0

This is a hard 5

Agreed.