When singles are cheap, I like to try out something, and then I end up buying singles from bands I know. Genesis has, of course, consistentl...

Part of a larger mail order - and I'm glad it escaped the UK before the borders were closed! - this single of Genesis was a steal at jus...

Genesis had a good run of hit singles after the release of 'We can't dance', their last album with Phil Collins. The album was...

'Throwing it all away' was released as the last single from the Genesis album 'Invisible touch' in the summer of 1987. It re...

'Hold on my heart' is one of the few ballads released as a single by Genesis. Taken from their 1991 album 'We can't dance...

'No son of mine' was released as the first single from Genesis' 1991 album 'We can't dance'. The lyric tells the sto...

'In too deep' was recorded for Genesis' 1986 album 'Invisible touch'. It was released as the second single from the albu...

The nicest feature of this single is the sleeve: the label which carries a photograph of flowers is visible through a larger hole at the fro...

'Mama' was written and recorded by Genesis on their 1983 album 'Genesis'. Phil Collins commented at the time: 'Our manag...

If you're wondering what 'Abacab' means: you're not alone. In an interview, Genesis guitarist Mike Rutherford explained in a...

I didn't hear 'Follow you follow me' until the second half of the Eighties, and I couldn't believe this was a song from 1978...

'Land of confusion' was composed by Genesis, while the lyric was written by band member Mike Rutherford. It discusses the greed and ...

'Tonight, tonight, tonight' is a track on the 1986 album 'Invisible touch' by Genesis. It is the second longest song on the ...

The lyric of 'Illegal alien' are a humorous depiction of the frustrations an illegal immigrant faces, leading up to the chorus: ...

The Italian promo single is a strange phenomenon. There are several in my collection, and without exception they are white label promos, rel...

'Invisible touch' was the title track of Genesis' 1986 album and released as its first single. The song came about during a jam ...

As Genesis had been recording and touring constantly in 1977 and 1978, it was decided by the members Tony Banks, Phil Collins, and Mike Ruth...