Calling All Stations [Bonus DVD] Genesis

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  • Release Date: 09/11/2007
  • Original Release: 1997
  • 2 Disc Set
  • Sales Rank: 93,197
  • Label: EMD INT'L
  • UPC: 5099950383726

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Calling All Stations [Bonus DVD]

Disc 1
1LISTENCalling All Stations 5:45
2LISTENCongo 4:52
3LISTENShipwrecked 4:24
4LISTENAlien Afternoon 7:53
5LISTENNot About Us 4:39
6LISTENIf That's What You Need 5:12
7LISTENThe Dividing Line 7:45
8LISTENUncertain Weather 5:29
9LISTENSmall Talk 5:01
10LISTENThere Must Be Some Other Way 7:55
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Disc 2
1Calling All Stations Bonus Track / DVD
2Congo Bonus Track / DVD
3Shipwrecked Bonus Track / DVD
4Alien Afternoon Bonus Track / DVD
5Not About Us Bonus Track / DVD
6If That's What You Need Bonus Track / DVD
7The Dividing Line Bonus Track / DVD
8Uncertain Weather Bonus Track / DVD
9Small Talk Bonus Track / DVD
10There Must Be Some Other Way Bonus Track / DVD
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Phil Collins left Genesis following the We Can't Dance tour and many observers expected Tony Banks and Michael Rutherford to finally call it a day. They decided to persevere instead, hiring former Stiltskin vocalist Ray Wilson to replace Collins. Given that Stiltskin was a European neo-prog band, it isn't a total surprise that Genesis returned to their art rock roots on Calling All Stations, their first album with Wilson. The music on Calling All Stations is long and dense, but it's given the same immaculate, pristine production that was the hallmark of their adult contemporary work with Collins. It wants to be an art rock album while still appealing to the pop audience, even if the group didn't really write pop songs for Calling All Stations. That may be because Wilson's voice isn't suited for pop, but works well with languid, synthesized prog settings. [EMI/Virgin reissued the album in 2007, complete with an additional DVD of bonus material.] Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

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