GENESIS 1970-1975 180g AUDIOPHILE 6LP BOX SET HALF SPEED MASTERS/OUT OF PRINT
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Genesis Genesis 1970-1975 on Limited Edition 180g 6LP Box Set from Warner Bros.!!!!!
NOW OUT OF PRINT !!! DONT MISS OUT !!!
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Featuring All Five Studio Albums Recorded with Peter Gabriel: Each a Prog-Rock Classic !!!!
Half-Speed Mastered for Superior Sound !!!!
Packaged in Slipcase and Original Gatefold Sleeves: The Ultimate Early Genesis Analogue LP Set !!!!
The ultimate prog-rock analog box set? Here it is. This limited-edition, 50-track, 6LP Genesis 1970-1975 Box Set contains all five studio records from the band's Peter Gabriel era, including Trespass, Nursery Cryme, Foxtrot, Selling England by the Pound and The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway, all on premium 180g vinyl in their original gatefold sleeves, and all housed in an open-ended slipcase box. But there's more. The records were newly mixed by Nick Davis and Genesis, and produced in a high-quality half-speed-mastering. One of the top-selling, respected, and imitiated recording artists of all time, Genesis has moved over 150 million albums. Still, nothing beats the group's early era. Now, get it all in one place. This set collects the band's most adventurous and groundbreaking albums, covering Peter Gabriel, Steve Hackett, and Anthony Phillip's tenure with the group. 1970’s Trespass marked the beginning of a five-year journey that saw the band create ever more daring works of progressive rock. It features guitarist Anthony Phillips and drummer John Mayhew, who were replaced on the following album by Steve Hackett and Phil Collins, respectively.
Nursery Cryme came in 1971, spotlighting the instrumental power and theatricality of the new line up on stand-outs including “The Musical Box,” “The Return of the Giant Hogweed,” and “The Foundation Of Salmacis.”
1972’s Foxtrot was a critically and popularly acclaimed breakthrough album that hit #12 in the U.K. and introduced two tracks that would be live staples for years: “Watcher Of The Skies” and “Supper’s Ready.”
Selling England By The Pound (1973) grew the band’s popularity and found its inventive storytelling and arrangements coming into sharper focus on tracks including “The Cinema Show,” “Firth Of Fifth,” and the group's first U.K. hit single, “I Know What I Like (In Your Wardrobe).”
The 1974 double album The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway stands as Gabriel’s swan song as vocalist, right before Phil Collins took over as lead singer. It's a behemoth of a live record.
DON’T PASS UP THIS PIECE OF PROG-ROCK GOLD !!!!
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