CD Genesis: Selling England By The Pound

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Selling England by the Pound - CD, LP, SACD

Genesis

Progressive rock | Symphonic Prog

1973

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CD Genesis: Selling England By The Pound

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Virgin 23 mars 2009 L'Europe

Album Reissue Remastered

After the huge success of Foxtrot and the fact that they had a reputation for playing medium-sized venues, Genesis needed only one more truly successful album to put them in the company of their peers like Yes and King Crimson. It was time to raise their potential again. Surprisingly, they did it by making a comeback. Their work has always had a...

En savoir plus ID : 31955 EAN: 5099926570129 Discogs ID: 3731233

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Détails

Titre	Selling England By The Pound
Artiste	Genesis
Plus d'informations sur les disques vinyles	Remastered
Format	CD
Maisons d'édition	Virgin
Pays d'édition	L'Europe
Date de sortie	23 mars 2009
Première mise sur le marché	1973
Poids	85 g
EAN	5099926570129
Identifiant du produit	31955
ID Discogs	3731233
Critiques Discogs	4.53

Genesis: Selling England By The Pound La version sur CD en Remasterisé édition. Cette édition particulière a été publiée en L'Europe dans la maison d'édition Virgin Le 23 mars 2009.

After the huge success of Foxtrot and the fact that they had a reputation for playing medium-sized venues, Genesis needed only one more truly successful album to put them in the company of their peers like Yes and King Crimson. It was time to raise their potential again. Surprisingly, they did it by making a comeback. Their work has always had a pastoral yearning and a sense of wanting to return to a bygone era. Their leaning towards this surrealist form of nostalgia no doubt stems from their Charterhouse school background, but after Foxtrot's somewhat obscure statements about the end of the world, it was a sense of losing the old order that translated into sales..... Hence the title. The album's opening track, Dancing With The Moonlit Knight, perfectly encapsulates what Genesis were about at the time. Its folk roots gradually morphed into Elgar-esque jazz-rock grandeur as the band finally captured their true sound on vinyl. Even there, the haunting atmosphere of Edwardian ghosts can still be felt. By this time, Collins' jazz-rock drums were turning their sets into much livelier songs, such as the second half of "Cinema Show," in which Gabriel's love of T.S. Eliot comes to the fore. It's all much cleverer and still manages not to be too pushy, despite the use of words like "undynal" in "Firth Of Fifth" (puns still to come). It also allowed Gabriel to don an even more outrageous stage wardrobe. Hackett's work on the latter album is fantastic, his sound now entirely his own; a rare feat in rock indeed. Even Gabriel's flute now sounds polished. Only "Battle in Epping Forest" seemed out of place, its comedic values at odds with the violent subject matter. Banks plays much more piano here, and the synths came into play, as in the aforementioned "Cinema Show." On top of that, the single "I Know What I Like (In Your Wardrobe)" finally made it to the singles chart with its tale of small-town eccentricity. It seemed the world was finally ready for Genesis.

Album couvre tous les genres Progressive rock et Symphonic Prog. Remastered.

Chargement...

1	Dancing With The Moonlit Knight	8:03 min
2	I Know What I Like (In Your Wardrobe)	4:10 min
3	Firth Of Fifth	9:35 min
4	More Fool Me	3:11 min
	Vocals Phil Collins
5	Battle Of Epping Forest	11:43 min
6	After The Ordeal	4:15 min
7	The Cinema Show	10:41 min
8	Aisle Of Plenty	1:58 min