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A bold shift from prog to pop.
This album represents a new phase for Genesis.
This is a key album from Genesis, who made their name as the standard-bearers of progressive rock, as they took a more simple and pop direction in the '80s. While retaining experimental elements, the song structure stands out as being more focused on the masses. This album is highly regarded as the starting point for the later Genesis sound centered around Phil Collins.
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- Bass [Basses], Guitar [Guitars] - Mike Rutherford
- Cover - Bill Smith (19)
- Drums, Vocals - Phil Collins
- Engineer - Hugh Padgham
- Keyboards - Tony Banks
- Photography By [Sleeve] - Rolph Gobbits
- Producer - Genesis
Genesis
A Trick Of The Tail
(LP)
Strapps
Secret Damage
(LP)
Heart
Dog & Butterfly
(LP)
