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In article <52momj$eop@felix.seas.gwu.edu>, mbrandt@seas.gwu.edu (Matthew
A. Brandt) wrote:

>Greetings fellow Genesis fans!!!  :^)
>
>Just wondering if there are any other fans out there who can appreciate the
>magic of old Genesis (Peter Gabriel) stuff -- you know -- _Foxtrot_, 
>_Selling_England_by_the_Pound_, and of course _The_Lamb_Lies_Down_on_Broadway!
>
>Please tell me that there are still people breathing in DC who are haunted by
>Tony Banks' melodic keyboard wizardry... or who can relate to the nostalgic
>vocal cascades of Gabriel...
>
>It would be great to share some musical reactions/opinions...
>
>Anyway, if you're there, don't be shy... mail away.. after all,
>_Supper's_Ready_ ;^)..


Yes yes yes! My now-husband introduced me to _Selling_ on our first date,
and I have been hooked ever since.  We leaned to play all the parts on our
respective instruments (flute and bass).  I didn't know anyone knew
Genesis was around before Phil Collins sang (although the first two or
three albums with Phil singing are still great - _A Trick of the Tale_
being an excellent example; we had to ask a friend who was singing because
for those first few years, Phil was still trying to copy Peter's voice). 
Recently, I've even heard Arrow 94.7 (DC, Classic Rock) play 'The Squonk"
and (not sure if this is the correct title) "Gotta Get in to Get Out" from
_Lamb_.

If you haven't seen it yet, check out the Genesis videotape "A History of
Genesis" at Blockbuster for rental, and Suncoast Video Stores for sale at
$9.99.  A history of the band, their solo adventures, plus their first
"music video" where they're all about 16 years old.

-Kim
sunshine@american.edu