Abacab

Robbery, Assault, and Battery Band dresses up and enacts story line Ripples Band on stage; not much happens A Trick of the Tail Band in room mixed with tiny band running around on piano Many Too Many I Band on stage, virtually identical to "Abacab" video Many Too Many II

DISCOGRAPHY: Genesis, by Scott McMahan 1992

I actually liked 'Abacab' and 'Man On The Corner' better than any of the Gabriel era stuff, but I'm weird.

MetaFilter 2008

I'm a big fan of Eminence Front by the Who, Abacab by Genesis, or Little Bit of Feelgood by Jamie Cullum to make me dance off tension.

Thank you, Bruce aka TBTAM 2008

Regarding earlier periods, I look at Abacab and Genesis as bridge albums, foreshadowing their pop era while maintaining enough originality, especially with such powerful tracks as "Dodo", "Man on the Corner", "Mama", and "Home by the Sea".

Missing Chapters from the Other Genesis James F. McGrath 2009

A simpler, more direct approach to songwriting worked so well that Banks-Collins-Rutherford scored consecutive #1 albums with Duke, Abacab, Genesis, and Invisible Touch in the '80s, and with We Can't Dance in 1991, and became a stadium act without losing any of their sophistication and attention to detail.

Mike Ragogna: HuffPost Video Premiere: Third Eye Blind "Don't Believe A Word," plus The Jayhawks, Genesis, and Peanuts 1960's Collection 2009

From Abacab I'd take the whole album minus "Who Dunnit?"

Missing Chapters from the Other Genesis James F. McGrath 2009

And if you're just aching to get your hands on more classic era Genesis since there are only so many times you can listen to Nursery Crime, The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway, or Abacab, you'll love this box.

Mike Ragogna: HuffPost Reviews: Madonna, Barbra Streisand, Genesis, and Chris Bell, Plus an Interview with Jason Mraz, This Week's New Albums, and More 2009

JHC, it is way easier to beat off to “Abacab” or my fav “Sussudio”.

CONFESSIONS OF A SHOPAHOLIC TRAILER. JERRY BRUCKHEIMER SHOULD BE BURNED FOR FUEL. 2009

I'd also like to point out for the sake of fairness that while Peter Gabriel-era is my favourite, I completely understand those who prefer the post-Gabriel Abacab era.

Missing Chapters from the Other Genesis James F. McGrath 2009

For those of us who spent hours in front of MTV when it began, there's songs like Genesis 'Abacab that trigger olfactory-like memory sensations, and videos like Don't Stand So Close to Me that merely beget happiness.

flutter by 2008