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I think I have seen that. If I remember correctly it was very good. I also liked the VH1 Behind the Music about them. I would definitely pick up a DVD of that.

Philip, What is the title?

Mike, My brother agrees with you, he absolutely hates "Who Dunnit". Abacab is probably my least favorite of the Collins albums. It does contain one of my very favorite Genesis songs though, "Dodo/Lurker". It is in my opinion one of the most progressive songs they ever did.

Funny, I actually like that song.

Mike, No need to blush. "Domino" from Invisible Touch is a killer tune. I like all of that album actually. We Can't Dance for me is worth it for the beautiful "Since I lost You" and also "Dreaming While You Sleep" and "Fading Lights". I like most of this one as well. The album Genesis to me...

Larry, You think And Then There Were Three is tied for the lamest Genesis album...Wow!!! Very interesting.

Most would say "Selling England", but I personally like "Nursery Cryme".

I liked Igor as well. He was with the group the last time I went to see them. I'm not sure what happened there.

Andrew, I agree with your comments about Yes. "90125" is a great album. "Changes" and "City of Love" are two of my favorites, but the whole thing is good. "Big Generator" is not as strong, but it contains two of my all time favorite Yes songs, "Shoot High Aim Low" and "Holy Lamb". "Talk" is by...

Rob, I too like all the stages of their career. Songs like "Misunderstanding", "Mama", "Taking It All Too Hard", "Land Of Confusion", etc. are all great songs. Who cares if their prog or not. Plus they could still be progressive. "Dodo/Lurker", "Silver Rainbow", "Domino", "Driving The Last...

Jim_C, Regarding the second disc of The Lamb, it actually contains one of my very favorite songs by them, "The Lamia". Give the disc some more time, I am sure it will sink in.