r/Genesis

I’ve been into Genesis since We Can’t Dance was released. I think it was Mike’s opening guitar riff on No son of Mine that initially pulled me into the Genesis orbit. Since then I’ve slowly worked my way backwards through all the albums…now I don’t think I can go a week without listening to Supper’s Ready. I’ve got LPs, cassettes and CDs… But I have never been to a Genesis concert, nor watched a video of one. I think I’ve been missing out!
Could anyone recommend where I should start? A top 5 would be great if anyone is keen to weigh in. Are many full concerts available on YouTube or the streaming platforms or do I need to go on a DVD hunt? I love Genesis from all eras but it seems right that I should start this expedition back in the Gabriel era.

Planning to replace my current Hyundai in the next year or so and move into the luxury compact SUV segment.

Current shortlist:

1. BMW X3
2. Mercedes GLC 300
3. Audi Q5
4. Genesis GV70

(Not considering Acura or Lexus.)

I want something that gives both:
- the feeling of owning a premium/luxury brand, and
- good performance + tech.

Current thoughts:
- Heart says Mercedes GLC purely for the brand/luxury feel.
- Brain says Genesis GV70 because it seems like the best value.
- X3 seems to be the best driver’s car overall.
- No strong opinion on the Q5 yet.

Assume all of these would cost roughly the same in the end.

Would love opinions from people who:
- own/have owned these,
- recently cross-shopped them,
- or work in the industry.

What would you pick and why? Any regrets or surprises after ownership?

So there were bands like The Who in which there was a main principle songwriting and the lead singer wrote pretty much NONE of the lyrics,

Bands like Deep Purple and Led Zepplin in which the singer wrote almost all of the lyrics

Bands like The Beatles and Kiss in which there were multiple singers and generally whoever wrote the song sang it.

How many bands were there like Genesis in which both they lead singer AND other members wrote lyrics? The one that comes to mind is Queen but I'm not not thinking of any others immediately. Maybe Mike Mills in REM wrote some?

In this newly uploaded YouTube video, the final Genesis album ...Calling All Stations... (1997) is discussed.

After an introduction, some snippets of an Wilson interview is shown from 25:55 on, including his describing of his own feelings about the time with the band, also in his own retrospect.

Rather curious since Phil going into the RRHOF gives way to some serious talent to sing and play some of his solo material for him. Imagine if there’s any good guitar and bass parts that a past legend can play for his induction there on specific songs!

Did his major solo hits that came bundled to a music video stand out in those 2 categories particularly?

Looking for those who agree (and disagree) but focusing 100% on how you came to that conclusion.

Hello everyone,
I’m trying to adjust the Lane Safety settings on my 2026 GV70. I want to turn off the active steering assist (where the car pulls the wheel when swaying out of the lane) but keep the audible warning.
On my friend's 2022 GV70, there is a clear "Warning Only" option in the settings. However, I can't seem to find this specific toggle in the menus of the 2026 model.
Has the menu layout changed for the newer model year, or was this feature moved/renamed? If anyone has a 2025 or 2026 and knows the path to change this, I’d appreciate the help!

Don't you just love it when the boys compose reprises (repeated musical themes) I know there are at least three- Duke's End reprises Guide Vocal; Los Endos reprises Dance on a Volcano and Squonk (thank you for the correction) and Im sure there are several in The Lamb but I can't put my finger on them. Do y'all know of more?

These come into my mind immediately, but are there more? Turn it on again, Blood on the rooftops, Jesus he knows me, Barry Williams Show (PG)

Best part of the show last night, for those who won't see him.

Apocalypse 9/8 + as sure as eggs is eggs + extended outro

Enjoy!