I'd start with

I'd start with

some herbal product, widely available in most urban environs. Lightly crushed/flaked and rolled up in a small paper (for smoking). After consuming said herbal product, you will then be red'ee for your Genesis intro [and not before (what can I tell ya, the authentic 70's coming of age experience is predicated on puffing a lil, followed by your first listen to)]:

Selling England by the Pound. From which you can then travel .... earlier in their career, or later. Selling England their most melodic, and lyrically romantic. Lamb their most potent and edgy. And makes for a nice orderly progression from Selling. The ealier stuff can be a tiny little less accessible. So no need to hurry, or force the issue.

Management reminds all adults to listen responsibly :-)

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Topic - Better Genesis Album: "Selling England By the Pound", or "Lamb Lies Down on Broadway" - AnalogJ 17:24:35 09/13/07 (14)

Vote for "Selling England" - roxymott 06:02:07 09/15/07 (0)

I prefer Foxtrot - splunge 16:13:26 09/14/07 (0)

One vote for Selling England - DAT 14:08:10 09/14/07 (0)

I'd start with - Elmo 09:32:58 09/14/07 (1)

You Must Be New to the Market - AnalogJ 09:35:54 09/14/07 (0)

Yes -nt - Raiderman 07:58:07 09/14/07 (0)

Get them for the music - Munkie_NL 07:20:53 09/14/07 (0)

I agree with the other suggestions but "Nursery Cryme"... - ParloFax 02:19:20 09/14/07 (0)

RE: Better Genesis Album: "Selling England By the Pound", or "Lamb Lies Down on Broadway" - Zero One 00:44:17 09/14/07 (0)

Selling, plus Genesis Live, then Seconds Out after PG - newdreams 19:58:59 09/13/07 (0)

Hands down it's "Foxtrot"......... - j. barleycorn 18:26:49 09/13/07 (0)

I would start with Tresspass - Analog Scott 18:17:53 09/13/07 (0)

RE: Better Genesis Album: "Selling England By the Pound", or "Lamb Lies Down on Broadway" - Old nuff 2 no better 17:40:59 09/13/07 (1)

I Pick 'The Lamb' followed by 'Foxtrot' - 3Fates 18:01:15 09/13/07 (0)

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I'd start with - Elmo 09:32:58 09/14/07 (1)

You Must Be New to the Market - AnalogJ 09:35:54 09/14/07 (0)

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