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    The Lamb Lies Down Broadway

    I'd like to open a thread just for this album. It is a masterpiece, lyrically, musically conceptually. So many highlights, despite the tension behind the scenes this is a magical record, timeless.

    It is up there with the greatest of Yes for sure.
    The Definitive YES Albums

    -The Yes Album-Fragile-Close to the Edge-Tales From Topographic Oceans-
    -Relayer-Going for the One-Drama-90125-Big Generator-Union-Talk-
    -The Ladder-Magnification-Fly From Here-The Quest-
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    I like this thread. I adore Genesis: it's my fave band after Yes and The Who. I have to say that I love all the Genesis' Albums, the first ones as well as the more recent ones. TLLDoB is a masterpiece: In the Cage is absolutely great, expecially the live version. I don't like too much the "easy" songs by Phil, f.e. Follow You Follow Me. But it's always Genesis. I hope to see Steve Hackett live in Turin, Italy, this year. But my favourite Genesis's member is Tony Banks: I love every single note coming out his piano.
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      #3
      Big Genesis fan but The Lamb has always been a hard listen for me for some reason. It for sure has high points (Cage, Lilywhite, Carpet) but really hard for me to listen from start to end like I can with CTTE or Tales.

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        #4
        Classic double album syndrome in that its cumulativly 3 sides of greatness and one side of filler. I think it's probably the only PG era album I can listen to though. I am firmly in the PC era, loving all the stuff from ATOTT through to WCD.

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          Originally posted by Awaken View Post
          I like this thread. I adore Genesis: it's my fave band after Yes and The Who. I have to say that I love all the Genesis' Albums, the first ones as well as the more recent ones. TLLDoB is a masterpiece: In the Cage is absolutely great, expecially the live version. I don't like too much the "easy" songs by Phil, f.e. Follow You Follow Me. But it's always Genesis. I hope to see Steve Hackett live in Turin, Italy, this year. But my favourite Genesis's member is Tony Banks: I love every single note coming out his piano.
          Tony is the king, he brings the atmosphere that makes Genesis stunning.
          The Definitive YES Albums

          -The Yes Album-Fragile-Close to the Edge-Tales From Topographic Oceans-
          -Relayer-Going for the One-Drama-90125-Big Generator-Union-Talk-
          -The Ladder-Magnification-Fly From Here-The Quest-
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            #6
            Originally posted by soundchaser09 View Post

            Tony is the king, he brings the atmosphere that makes Genesis stunning.
            Yes, I agree with you. Even the worse Genesis' songs always have got moments of light in the piano solos of Tony Banks.
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