Peter Gabriel wanted to make a movie out of the rock opera that is "The Lamb Dies Down on Broadway." That never happened, but thank God this 1974 double-LP did; this Gabriel-era Genesis masterpiece... more

When Phil Collins left Genesis, Mike Rutherford and Tony Banks brought Stiltskin vocalist Ray Wilson into the fold for this return to the band's complex prog-rock beginnings. The band's 1997 double... more

Phil Collins was a pop star and Genesis were busy tearing up the charts, too, when this 1986 LP soared to #3 on the back of five (!) Top 10 hits: "Invisible Touch," "Throwing It All Away," "Land of... more

Phil Collins and the band completed their transformation from prog to pop with this 1983 album, which continued their streak of Top 10 releases. There are still plenty of art-rock touches here, but... more

Five years after "Invisible Touch," Genesis returned with "We Can't Dance" ('91)—and there they were, right back in the Top 5. Fans loved this blend of pop hooks and throwback Genesis rock: the five... more