What's /mu/'s favorite Genesis Song?

In Too Deep is the most moving pop song of the 1980s, about monogamy and commitment. The song is extremely uplifting. Their lyrics are as positive and affirmative as anything I've heard in rock.

OP here. Forgot to name by favorites.

Gabriel Era
>Watchers of the Sky

Collins Era
>Turn it on Again (INB4 Pleb)

Supper's Ready

The 12 inch version of Mama is probably one of my ten favorite songs ever.

It sounds like something off The Downward Spiral. Very ahead of its time.

>>61568484
This, definitely Supper's Ready.

Other top songs by them:
>One for the Vine
>Duke suite
>The Musical Box
>Fountain of Salmacis
>Colony of Slippermen
>Dodo/Lurker
>Fading Lights

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The Rapids

Firth of fifth

>>61567645
Can someone post the edit of this picture where Tony Banks has a tiny head?

>>61568678
it's their best album but no way their best song. Even on that album Slippermen, Lilywhite, Lamia, Fly on a windshield, Counting out Time, back in NYC, are all better

>>61568727
it's good but boring tbqh you'll get sick of it eventually

In the Air Tonight

Dancing With the Moonlit Knight

tbhwu I also have a soft spot for Invisible Touch

>Gabriel Era
Supper's Ready
(I prefer his solo work)
>Collins Era
Your Own Special Way
Tonight, Tonight, Tonight
Follow You Follow Me

>>61567717
go to bed bateman

>>61568995

Wind and Wuthering is one of my favourite albums of all time, but I always thought it was ruined by Your Own Special Way...

>>61569063
I listened to it a lot when I was a teenager and had my first big high school crush. I can't help it if I used to be a pleb and the song still makes my heart flutter. I've been a pussy all my life.

the one where phil collins dies

>>61568678
>>61568866
rekt

The Musical Box