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The long-awaited, definitive story of one of the most creative and commercial rock groups of all time, Genesis
One of the most imaginative, courageous, and unpredictable music acts ever, Genesis evolved from pioneers of progressive music in the 1970s to a global phenomenon, topping charts and selling over 150 million albums worldwide. The story of their band spans thirty years and thirty albums, and through all the changes in the band's line-up and musical direction, the spirit of Genesis has remained constant and undimmed.
Genesis: Chapter & Verse is the ultimate addition to any fan's collection, setting the record straight as the band's members tell their story their way. Remarkably, the band survived the high-profile departure of not one lead vocalist, but two (Peter Gabriel and Phil Collins), two influential guitarists (Anthony Phillips and Steve Hackett), and its best-known drummer (Phil Collins). Genesis simply got stronger and bigger - matching the huge solo success of Gabriel, Collins, and Mike + The Mechanics.
A collaboration between all the members of Genesis, past and present, Genesis: Chapter and Verse is the band's definitive autobiography: an intimate, no-holds-barred, no-stone-unturned history that allows character and personality to come to the forefront. Covering the band's story as well as the writing and performance of significant songs from each period, this treasure trove of text and photographs provides long-awaited insight into the way this exceptional group of songwriters worked together, allowing the band to dispatch more than a few sacred cows along the way. It is a book like none other, and an exclusive look into the life and times of one of rock's most influential and lasting groups.
- Sales Rank: #1026954 in Books
- Published on: 2007-09-18
- Released on: 2007-09-18
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- Original language: English
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- Dimensions: 10.98" h x .99" w x 8.81" l, 3.80 pounds
- Binding: Paperback
- 360 pages
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The long-awaited, definitive story of one of the most creative and commercial rock groups of all time, Genesis
One of the most imaginative, courageous, and unpredictable music acts ever, Genesis evolved from pioneers of progressive music in the 1970s to a global phenomenon, topping charts and selling over 150 million albums worldwide. The story of their band spans thirty years and thirty albums, and through all the changes in the band's line-up and musical direction, the spirit of Genesis has remained constant and undimmed.
Genesis: Chapter & Verse is the ultimate addition to any fan's collection, setting the record straight as the band's members tell their story their way. Remarkably, the band survived the high-profile departure of not one lead vocalist, but two (Peter Gabriel and Phil Collins), two influential guitarists (Anthony Phillips and Steve Hackett), and its best-known drummer (Phil Collins). Genesis simply got stronger and bigger – matching the huge solo success of Gabriel, Collins, and Mike + The Mechanics.
A collaboration between all the members of Genesis, past and present, Genesis: Chapter and Verse is the band's definitive autobiography: an intimate, no-holds-barred, no-stone-unturned history that allows character and personality to come to the forefront. Covering the band's story as well as the writing and performance of significant songs from each period, this treasure trove of text and photographs provides long-awaited insight into the way this exceptional group of songwriters worked together, allowing the band to dispatch more than a few sacred cows along the way. It is a book like none other, and an exclusive look into the life and times of one of rock's most influential and lasting groups.
THE STORY OF GENESIS is told in Chapter & Verse by Tony Banks, Phil Collins, Peter Gabriel, Steve Hackett, and Mike Rutherford, with the help of Anthony Phillips. Together, they recount Genesis's journey from the band's beginnings during schooldays through to the decision to reunite for the 2007 "Turn It On Again" tour.
Interspersed with the band's reminiscences and reflections are comments from its most prominent travelling companions, sidemen, managers, confidants, and producers, all of whom share their personal memories of working with Genesis, as does the band's loyal road crew.
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THE STORY OF GENESIS is told in Chapter & Verse by Tony Banks, Phil Collins, Peter Gabriel, Steve Hackett, and Mike Rutherford, with the help of Anthony Phillips. Together, they recount Genesis's journey from the band's beginnings during schooldays through to the decision to reunite for the 2007 "Turn It On Again" tour.
Interspersed with the band's reminiscences and reflections are comments from its most prominent travelling companions, sidemen, managers, confidants, and producers, all of whom share their personal memories of working with Genesis, as does the band's loyal road crew.
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52 of 52 people found the following review helpful.
Chapter & Verse - The Parable of Genesis
By Matthew Haag
Some Genesis fans might come across this book and wonder if it is worth buying. These are times that definitely try the wallets and household budgets of Genesis fans: Boxsets of surround-sound reissues, a tour of Europe and America that some fans were lucky to see (I'm one!), and a forthcoming live album/DVD of said tour! Some fans might place a measly book about Genesis at the bottom of their "To-Do" lists, if they put it on at all.
However, fans might want to reconsider that. This autobiography of sorts pieces together the story of Genesis through the best perspective available - the band members themselves. Remarkably, every single musician who has participated in Genesis' 40-year history is present and accounted for in this book, offering their recollections of the band through interviews conducted as recent as 2006. As editor Philip Dodd notes in his introduction, Genesis were not a part of the sex, drugs, and rock n' roll crowd of legend. With Genesis, it has always been about the music and, as this book shows, that's certainly something to be proud of!
The standard plot of Genesis - the band started, Peter left, Phil became the singer, and everyone lived happily ever after - is handily recounted in much greater detail than any book or documentary has done previously. Considerable time is also spent on the band's formative pre-Collins years of 1968 to 1970. And despite the constant focus on Phil Collins from those not completely familiar with Genesis, the story recounted here does not center on him. Here, Phil Collins is more of a cog in the wheel, and rightfully so. In fact, a total of five drummers besides Collins would sit at the drums for Genesis. Each gets their chance in the spotlight in a running series of sidebars throughout the book entitled "The Drummer's Tale".
Another portion of the book deals with the formulation and success of the Banks/Collins/Rutherford trio in the 1980s and 1990s. There is a strong friendship there and this book does an admirable job showcasing it. Peter Gabriel also offers his insights, although in a somewhat rambling manner. Steve Hackett does the same (and sometimes gets way too mystical about the whole business). Ray Wilson and Nir Zidkyahu offer comment on their important, albeit short and often overlooked, experiences too. The book is slightly (and I underscore slightly) troubled by some odd gaffes in proofreading though. Chester Thompson was not born in 1968 as noted in the appendix, thus did not start playing with Genesis when he was 9. I don't think he's THAT good a drummer! At another point, the 2007 tour of Europe and America is referred to as the "Turn It Up Again" tour. Well, Tony, Mike, and Phil are getting on in age...that might've been a better idea!
Beyond the members of the band though, the book also features fascinating portraits of those who supported the band over the years. The late record execs Tony Stratton-Smith and Ahmet Ertegun both figure heavily into the story of Genesis. While Stratton-Smith passed away in 1987 and is recounted through other participants, Ahmet Ertegun's contribution to this book was completed shortly before his death in 2006. By all accounts in this book, both men were perhaps as influential on the band as the actual band members themselves. Both execs had good ears and a good sense of where to put their money, even if it meant not always getting the best return. Genesis fans owe them both quite a lot!
And that is what emerges as the most compelling part of "Chapter & Verse". Genesis existed in a time when immediate record sales and high profit margins did not necessarily dictate what was supported by record companies and executives. Long chastised by critics (and some fans) for being a band that "sold out" for hits, Genesis recorded and toured for years without having a major hit single. From 1970 to 1992, Genesis only ever had one #1 song in the US. And while they did have enough singles to later fill a greatest hits album, these only came in the twilight of the band's career after nearly a dozen albums. Could bands today exist in such circumstances? I'm not so sure.
"Chapter & Verse" is ultimately the story of a group of musicians who succeeded by playing the music they wanted how they wanted. They didn't "go with the flow" of what was popular at the time. They weren't cutthroats to others either (or to each other, for that matter). The story Genesis and the music that emerged, in all of its many parts, eras, and stages of development, is something fans hardly need to be ashamed of. Here endth the lesson.
30 of 32 people found the following review helpful.
Genesis fans rejoice!
By K. D. Schon
Full disclosure: Although I am a 49 year old male, my love for Genesis (and all things "Genesis-y") is comparable to that of a 13 year old girl's crazed, glassy eyed dementia at a Fall Out Boy concert. And I know this to be true for a fact, because I have actually BEEN to a FOB concert, although my 13 year old is my son, and he is neither demented nor glassy-eyed, just an incredibly talented musician and singer in his own right who has found a band to embrace - much as I did with Genesis at the exact same age. Like me, he plays bass and writes his own songs and is in a band which bickers and argues over arcane lyrics and chord progressions - much as Genesis themselves did, surprisingly often, as revealed by this completely absorbing and delightful book.
I have a copy (somewhere) of Armando Gallo's original 1978 book (which he kindly signed for me, even though I ambushed him while he was working) - and this is nothing like that book or any other book on Genesis for that matter. This is in all respects, the true "Book of Genesis" as told by Genesis - every single member, former member, sideman (Chester Thompson, Daryl Steurmer, Bill Bruford) and significant other "tells the tale" - and quite a tale it is.
Finally it seems all rumors may rest in peace concerning Peter's departure, Steve's departure, Phil's departure, even Anthony Phillips' departure - and how the shifting line-up and changing dynamics led the band from their desire to be the "next Beatles" to what they are today - a completely unique, almost uncaterogizable entity that has bred, incubated, and then unleashed upon the earth some of the most complex, and unforgettable music that I have ever heard or even DREAMED of hearing. Genesis spawned Peter Gabriel, Steve Hackett, Phil Collins, Mike (Rutherford) and the Mechanics, and Tony Banks' solo ventures - all with their own unique style, yet none of the solo acts were Genesis - just as a sack of flour can't be bread without yeast and water....
This last tour (concluded on 10/13/07 at the Hollywood Bowl, and yes, I was there, with my girlfriend and my 72 year old mother - both of them seeing the band for the second time, my girlfriend on the previous night, my mother in 1978) engendered mixed feelings in me - first of utter delight that the boys were coming back (I had despaired of ever seeing them live again) and then of complete disgust (face price tickets nearing $400 each) and then back to utter delight - they're back, I'm not 13, and neither is the target audience, either for this book, or the tour, or the remastered albums (ALL of them, in glorious 5.1 surround) or the $1000 "road cases" with soundboard recordings of every show in a signed road case... they know their demographic, Phil cracked jokes about the age of the audience and the band alike ("I remember when we all had hair') at all three of the concerts I attended (Boston and Los Angeles)... and they know we can afford, most of us anyway, to indulge our nostalgia - and take our OWN children (my 11 year old daughter and my 13 year old son both attended the concert in Boston - they are huge fans and I guess they would have to be - Genesis and Peter Gabriel have been the soundtrack for most of their lives.
Each of the band members is interviewed at length and the interviews are broken up and dispersed through the book - individual albums are discussed at length, horror stories of malfunctioning equipment, power struggles, general grumpiness, ego-tampering - the usual rock band stuff with one huge caveat - Genesis never was and never will be anything "usual".
The candid behind-the-scene photographs are great fun and the stage shots are simply breathtaking (although I myself took better ones back in the day when cameras were allowed - it's true, and not cellphone cams either.)
For true fans only - all others fergit it.. If you don't "get" Genesis by now, you never will. And I would especially caution those who "discovered" Genesis around the "Invisible Touch" era - you will have NO idea what all the fuss is about unless you drank the Kool-aid and dove into the back catalog. If you did, sit down... welcome to the Home By The Sea...
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