Written by Thomas Schrage

Genesis‘ first album was not called Trespass but From Genesis To Revelation. Many fans tend to count it as their zeroeth album. It shows no or at best only the most minuscule traces of the style that would make them well-known later, and therefore frequently meets with a refusal and lack of affection. Justly so?

The band did not have the line-up they got known with yet. One could say they did not even exist. They came together to record demo-tapes in the first place. All of them knew each other from Charterhouse public school. The songwriter team Rutherford and Anthony Phillips asked Tony Banks to play the piano for them; Banks only agreed if he could bring his songwriting partner Peter Gabriel to record a song. Soon they were convinced that Gabriel’s voice sounded better than Phillips’ so he ended up singing on all the songs.

When he did not sing, Phillips played the guitar, a position he would retain up to Trespass. Initially, the drums were played by one Chris Stewart, though the drumming on the album would be done by John Silver. The drummer’s stool would not be filled permanently until Phil Collins joined Genesis. Only with him did the band find someone who was accepted as a full member and could incorporate himself.

These boys (most of them were around 17 at the time) managed to land a record contract with Jonjo Music in August 1967. That only meant that a single would be released. King was an alumnus of Charterhouse and had had quite a successful hit with Everyone’s Gone To The Moon. A shallow pop song though that may have been, he nevertheless seemed to be a person of success and influence, and they found it very promising that they could have him produce them.

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The year was 1969. Among the many discoveries made that year was something called "the import record" - albums from England that were either different from those released here, or just plain never released in Athens.

I remember pulling together a stack of domestic promotional albums and heading to a downtown rendezvous, near Acropolis to a place called Plaka, where in a small records shop they were traded for a decidedly smaller stack of imports. One of them was a little item that had a black cover with gold lettering proclaiming FROM GENESIS TO REVELATION. It was the first effort of a British group that couldn't decide on their name, although the music was much more decisive - I immediately vowed to become a fan once they figured out what to call themselves....

Genesis Group Members
Peter Brian Gabriel Gemesis 1970 - 1975

Peter Brian Gabriel

BORN: February 13, 1950, London, England
As the leader of Genesis in the early '70s, Peter Gabriel helped move progressive rock to new levels of theatricality. In his solo career, Gabriel was no less ambitious, but he was more subtle in his methods.
Anthony George Banks Gemesis 1970 - 1975

Anthony George Banks

BORN: March 27th, 1950, East Sussex, England
Tony Banks started his career with Genesis in 1967 as the pianist/keyboardist, after the emergence of the Charterhouse School Bands The Garden Wall, which Tony was a member,..
Michael John Rutherford Gemesis 1970 - 1975

Michael John Rutherford

BORN: October 2nd, 1950, Guildford, Surrey, England
A founding member of the long-running art-rock band Genesis, Mike Rutherford also made the occasional excursion into solo projects, most notably the pop combo Mike + the Mechanics.
Phillip David Charles Collins Gemesis 1970 - 1975

Phillip David Charles Collins

BORN: January 31, 1951, Chiswick, London, England
Phil Collins' ascent to the status of one of the most successful pop and adult-contemporary singers of the '80s and beyond was probably as much of a surprise to him as it was to many others.
Steven Richard Hackett Gemesis 1970 - 1975

Steven Richard Hackett

BORN: February 12th, 1951, England
Formerly a member of various minor bands, including Canterbury Glass, Heel Pier, Sarabande and Quiet World, the latter releasing a solitary album on Dawn Records in 1970, Hackett joined Genesis as guitarist in early 1971.

March 16th, 2015 By Jim Laugelli

I could have very easily chosen a number of other Genesis albums but I decided on this one simply because it features what is perhaps the most significant song in all of progressive rock: “Supper’s Ready.” My introduction to Genesis occurred 41 years ago and had one of the most profound impacts on my personal musical journey. On that night, in May of 1974, a friend asked if I wanted to see a concert. He had a few extra tickets for a Genesis show and no one to join him. I never heard of the band and for some reason thought they were probably some sort of acoustic act. As far as I recall, my friend knew little about the band as well. I believe someone just gave him the tickets. With nothing better to do I decided to check it out. When we arrived at the venue and had taken our seats I remember my curiosity ratcheting up when the pre-concert music over the P.A. was Mike Oldfield’s Tubular Bells. This signaled to me that I was probably going to hear something unexpected. Sure enough, when the lights went down and the crowd quieted, the opening chords to “Watcher Of The Skies” begins. I immediately leaned forward in my seat totally consumed by the sound of the mellotron.

As that instrument eases, the staccato rhythm of the bass begins and in the darkness a pair eyes appear, they seem to be searching, radiating, only to reveal a figure in a cape with bat wings wrapped around his head. The vocals then begin and until the end of the show I remain completely and utterly captivated. My mind was officially blown. It was a revelation. I left that show a changed person. This was music that went beyond my imagination. It was presented like theater, it told stories. In fact, before many songs, Gabriel told surreal little tales as a way of introducing the tunes. The next day I bought Foxtrot, and then Selling England By The Pound, Nursery Cryme and Trespass all in short order. I immersed myself in their music.

Foxtrot begins the band’s high point of three consecutive outstanding albums. It was released in 1972, a banner year for progressive rock that also saw the release of Close To The Edge by Yes, Thick As A Brick from Jethro Tull, Trilogy by ELP, Three Friends from Gentle Giant and a slew of other incredible records. For Genesis, Foxtrot saw them tackle ideas they started with their two previous releases, Trespass and Nursery Cryme. The level of complexity in song structure, the emphasis on theatricality and drama, storytelling and extended song form all reached a new level of sophistication on Foxtrot.

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Discography Comments Compiled by Ikon Designing

Discography Comments

Aside from a portion of the box set, this is the only commercially available live document of vintage Gabriel-era Genesis.
Official Album Releases Compiled by Ikon Designing

Official Album Releases

That's it. Genesis' most ambitious work to date that ultimately led to the shock departure of their much loved singer Peter Gabriel.
Genesis Album Artwork Compiled by Ikon Designing

Genesis Album Artwork

The painterly texture of the album art is a very nuanced addition to the artwork., but with a plain light yellow-tan border, the artwork itself can feel a bit drab.
Jonathan King and the Name Compiled by Ikon Designing

Jonathan King and the Name

In 1963 Peter Gabriel and Tony Banks met at Charterhouse, a boarding-school, that layed in the English county Surrey in the middle 1960s.
Before Phil Compiled by Ikon Designing

Before Phil

Once upon a time, in a land far, far away. . . England, I think it was called. . . There lived four young men. . Their names were Ant Phillips, Michael Rutherford, Tony Banks and Peter Gabriel.
The Glory Years Compiled by Ikon Designing

The Glory Years

While recovering from this, he began writing Genesis' most ambitious project to date, "Supper's Ready," a 23-minute masterpiece
Touch of the Jaggers Compiled by Ikon Designing

Touch of the Jaggers

On every level the band transcend any kind of expected performance standard. Musically they are so proficient they make that part of the job look like a secondary exercise.
Man behind the Mask Compiled by Ikon Designing

Man behind the Mask

Genesis obviously differ from the dressed-up 12-bar that most bands unravel. And because of these very differences, the band have been slated over over their motives.
Hall of Mutant King Compiled by Ikon Designing

Hall of Mutant King

Lifeless was the performance of leader Peter Gabriel; the protagonist's name is Rael so it's surely no accident that Gabriel is a Roger Daltry sound alike.

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Sources of Information 1968-1975

 An Introduction to Genesis - from the 'And The Word Was ... Genesis' CD, written by John Tracy.
 From Genesis to Revelation reviewed in International Times No. 57, May 23 - June 5, 1969.
 'Justice for Flaming Youth!', from Melody Maker, November 1, 1969.
 Nursery Cryme reviewed in Rolling Stone, October 26, 1971.
 'The Spaghetti Scene - or ... Genesis in Italy', from New Musical Express, April 22, 1972.
 An interesting Foxtrot review, from Sounds, September 30, 1972.
 Some New York Times reviews in the years 1972-74.
 'Sixteen Thousand Dollar Debut ...' - SOUNDS special on Genesis' extraordinary US debut at the Philharmonic Hall, New York, 12.12.72.
 'Words and Music' - from USA promo kit from Foxtrot era, January 1973.
 Readings from the book of Genesis - a 3 page USA promo from Buddah, early 1973.
 'The A to Z of Genesis' - Tony Banks in conversation about Nursery Cryme and Foxtrot, interview conducted by Alan 'The Waiting Room' Hewitt et.al. at The Farm.
 'Genesis - Sit, Look and Listen', by Richard Green from Music Scene, early '73.
 'Melody Maker Band Breakdown', from Melody Maker, March 3, 1973.
 'Genesis Positive Winner' - 'Genesis Live' reviewed in Sounds, August 4, 1973.
 'No Exodus yet for Genesis' - Barbara Charone talks to three of the members of Britain's only cosmic flower show, from NME, August 25, 1973.
 'The Man Behind the Mask' - Peter Gabriel of Genesis talks to Barbara Charone, from NME, October 13, 1973.
 'Genesis' - from a Charisma promo sheet from 'Selling England' era, October 29, 1973.
 'The Charterhouse Boys', probably from NME - just after 'I Know what I Like' was released.
 The Circus Magazine Interview - 'Peter Gabriel Ponders Cartoons, Costumes and The Myths of Genesis', from Circus Magazine, October 1973.
 'The Book of Genesis' - Mitchell Paul talks to Peter Gabriel about the past, present and future of Genesis, probably from Music Scene, October 1973.
 'Selling Records by the Pound' - Disc finds Tomorrow's Stars Today, from Disc Magazine, November 10, 1973.
 'Dancing 'Round New York With Genesis', from Good Times, December 19, 1973.
 'Genesis - Selling a Little of Britain', probably from NME, January 3, 1974.
 'Genesis Into The Third Dimension?', by Jeremy Gilbert from Sounds, January 12, 1974.
 'Genesis play the West End', from The Times, January 15, 1974.

'Masked Idol', from Melody Maker, January 19, 1974.
 'Genesis, a Revelation: No "Pale" Imitation', from Crawdaddy, USA, March 1974.
 Selling England by the Pound reviewed in Crawdaddy, March 1974.
 'Genesis and their Revelations' from The Drummer, March 12, 1974.
 Another Selling England by the Pound review, from Rolling Stone, March 14, 1974.
 'Flying High', from Melody Maker, September 28, 1974.
 'Genesis: Lamb Like a Polished Diamond' - a Lamb Review, by Barbara Charone in Sounds, November 23, 1974.
 'Plodding Genesis' - a Lamb review, by Chris Welch in Melody Maker, November 27, 1974.
 'Genesis Blends Visual & Musical' - Drummer Phil Collins discusses lambs and burning amps, from Scene Magazine, December 12, 1974.
 A strange, small Lamb article, from Sounds, sometime late 1974.
 'In The Hall Of The Mutant King', from Village Voice, December 16, 1974.
 A review of The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway, from Phonograph Record Magazine, February 1975.
 Another review of The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway album, written by Janis Schacht in the March 1975 issue of Circus Magazine.
 'Will America Swallow the Lamb?, from Circus Magazine No. 106; March 1975.
 'Backseat Driver' - a Phil Collins interview, from Melody Maker, April 26, 1975.
 'A Touch of The Jaggers' - Sounds on The Road, from Sounds, April 26, 1975.
 'Can You See The Rael Me?', by Barbara Charone from Sounds, May 10, 1975.
 'Banks' Holiday', from Melody Maker, June 7, 1975.
 'Genesis to Revelation' - as Peter Gabriel quits Genesis, Chris Welch recalls a great British band, from Melody Maker, August 23, 1975.

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