free Genesis album

Last week, Genesis released a lavish new DVD, When in Rome 2007, featuring the Rome show in its entirety, together with a revealing behind-the-scenes documentary of the entire tour.

To coincide with the film, The Mail on Sunday will next week give away a specially commissioned CD of Genesis music, including Turn It On Again, Follow You, Follow Me, Mama, Abacab among many others.
The track listing was selected by Tony Banks who, along with Mike Rutherford and former lead singer Peter Gabriel, founded the band at Charterhouse School 40 years ago.

‘In the early days, Genesis was best known as a live band - so we wanted to give people the opportunity to hear what we sounded like on last year’s tour,’ said Banks.

‘But other songs, such as The Cinema Show (from 1973’s Selling England by the Pound) have been remastered from the original tapes.

‘Modern technology such as “surround sound” gives us the opportunity to make them sound so much better.
‘I also took the opportunity to sneak on a favourite song of mine, Many Too Many, which rarely sees the light of day,’ he added.

The song, from the 1978 album And Then There Were Three, was written by Banks himself.

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