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In the mid-'70s, Genesis appeared to be at the most crucial crossroads of their career. With lead singer Peter Gabriel leaving and drummer Phil Collins taking over vocal duties, many critics dismissed Genesis as having their best days behind them. This disc is not an unsanctioned look at the group during these years, including rare interviews and previously unreleased snippets of live recordings during this time. It's not something that casual listeners will find interesting, but die-hard fans may want to pick this up just for the insight and live recordings. ~ Rob Theakston Inside Genesis 1975-1980 Music Inside Genesis 1975-1980 Music Review Average Rating: (1.8 out of 5 stars)   Very sad
It's very sad seeing this once great band turn into a silly pop band. Phil Collins helped destroy the image of what was left of Genesis. No Steve Hackett, no Peter Gabriel, no Genesis. I don't know why this was even released. Everything what they say here are lies. Watching this made me very depressed.
Submitted by Ivan Morley (Smithville, NY)
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Boring talk
Genesis got worse not better after Steve Hackett and Peter Gabriel left. They need to realize that!
Submitted by shyt (azzhole CA)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No 3 of 4 found this helpful. Genius?
How is there any intelligence in turning a great rock band into a joke of a pop band? Poserfans are too dumb to know the truth.
Submitted by fukktard (fukktard CA)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No 3 of 4 found this helpful. Phil just got lazy
didn't care about how bad the music was nor even played real drums. He has a book out called "Ode to Stupidity" and a how-to book with step by step instuctions on selling out your fans and music.
Submitted by juk (fukkyou CA)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No 2 of 4 found this helpful.  Listen to the genius of Phil!
Take his words to heart and you too can be a rock star, instead of a loser living in your mom's basement, worshipping at the altar of St. Peter and hoping someone would invent a time machine, so you could perpetually stay in 1975.
Submitted by Hurricane Tard (thetruthhurts.com)
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