Genesis on The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway part ONE

Genesis comments on their sixth album The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway.
Genesis 1970-1975 Box
In The Cage
Back In N.Y.C.
Carpet Crawlers
Chamber Of 32 Doors
The Lamia
Part Two
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WhNpkc...

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[Diego Ojeda]

A million questions: What or who is the Lamb? Is "it" pursued Rael identity? The Chamber of 32 doors is one of the most reliable ways? which is the most convenient gateway for spiritual and psychic transformation? and more questions one can ask of this album-library of intellect and human existence

[Jellybeantiger]

The greatest album ever made.;

[Peter Mayer]

What I don't like is how others don't give kudos to Pete, as if his contribution was minimal. Without him, there would be no Genesis, or not much of one. They do the same to Steve.

[kingboobs20]

He wrote most of the actual music you fucking moron.

[kingboobs20]

Tarzan?

[Jon Hanser]

Tony Banks...clueless

[bill tuttle]

I'm going to respectfully disagree with some of the comments here. In my opinion, Tony's criticism of the story of "lamb" is really quite spot on--it is incomprehensible. By the way, I possess a PhD in Literary Criticism, so I do have the credentials to state my opinion, y'all. The individuals tracks on sides one and two are magnificent, as far as the playing and much of the lyrics. To me, Tony comes across as a canny critic of the finished product, and Peter as rather a petty narcissist.

[zackboomer]

Musically, yes. But not in the commercially successful sense

[zackboomer]

haha, well Phill had a lot of success with Genesis too though. Wasn't Genesis more comercially successful later on?