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The Genesis Family Tree: Rare Vinyl & Solo Masterpieces
From the sprawling, theatrical epics of the Peter Gabriel era to the chart‑dominating pop perfection of Phil Collins, our curated collection of Genesis vinyl captures every evolution of this legendary “Family Tree.” Whether you’re hunting for a first‑press “Mad Hatter” label of Nursery Cryme featuring Steve Hackett’s pioneering guitar work, or a near‑mint Japanese import of Face Value, we specialise in high‑quality, second‑hand pressings for the serious collector.


Why Shop Our Genesis & Solo Collection?

Expert Grading & Quality Assurance

Every record in this category — from Steve Hackett’s orchestral reinterpretations to Phil Collins’ solo hits — is cleaned, tested, and graded by seasoned audiophiles. We use a transparent grading scale so you know exactly what you’re getting: Near‑Mint (NM), VG+, or Mint condition, complete with original inner sleeves, gatefolds, and verified 180 g or half‑speed master pressings when they exist. All vinyl is tested & cleaned to guarantee a flawless listening experience that feels as fresh as the day it left the press.

A Journey Through the Five Eras of Genesis

Era What You’ll Hear Key Pressings We Stock
Peter Gabriel Era (1967‑1975) Complex song structures, orchestral flourishes, theatrical storytelling Genesis Live (1973 UK First Issue), The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway 2‑LP, Selling England by the Pound (1973 Charisma), Nursery Cryme “Pink Scroll” label, Foxtrot (Charisma vinyl)
Steve Hackett’s Guitar‑Hero Interlude (1971‑1977) Pioneering seven‑string work, progressive textures, early solo excursions Steve Hackett - Genesis Revisited Band & Orchestra: Live (2013) (clear 180 g), original Genesis – A Trick of the Tail (UK first pressing)
Phil Collins & Trio Era (1977‑1996) Pop‑rock anthems, radio‑friendly hooks, massive chart success Genesis (1983 UK LP), Invisible Touch (original Charisma), We Can’t Dance (first press), Phil Collins – Face Value (1st pressing, Japanese import)
Solo & Side‑Project Renaissance (1975‑present) Art‑pop innovation, virtuoso guitar solo albums, eclectic collaborations Peter Gabriel – So, Peter Gabriel – Melt, Steve Hackett – Genesis Revisited, Phil Collins – Hello, I Must Be Going!, Mike Rutherford – Smallcreep’s Day
Modern Reissues & Collectors’ Gems Remastered, half‑speed, limited‑edition coloured vinyl The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway 2‑LP (Half‑Speed Master), Steve Hackett – Live at the Royal Albert Hall (180 g)

The Genesis Live (1973 UK First Issue) – A Must‑Have

Recorded at De Montfort Hall, this first‑press UK pressing captures the raw power of the early line‑up. The side‑B “Watcher of the Skies” segue into the haunting “The Musical Box” still gives listeners goose‑bumps. The original Charisma label, picture sleeve and original inner sleeve are intact, and the vinyl has been tested & cleaned to a VG+ rating — perfect for anyone who wants the authentic live energy of 1973 without the surface noise of a neglected copy.


Genesis (1983) – The Pinnacle of Pop‑Prog

When Genesis (self‑titled, 1983) hit the shelves, “Mama” and “That’s All” catapulted the trio into the global pop stratosphere. Our original UK pressing still bears the iconic Charisma label and includes the full gatefold artwork that fans still quote on forum threads. Graded NM (Near‑Mint) with the original inner sleeve preserved, this LP is the cornerstone of any 80’s‑era collection and a bridge between the prog past and the radio‑friendly present.


Steve Hackett – Genesis Revisited Band & Orchestra: Live (Clear 180 g)

If you love the fusion of prog‑rock grandeur with symphonic depth, this clear‑vinyl, 180 g pressing is a show‑stopper. Recorded live in 2013, Hackett’s orchestra‑backed arrangements breathe fresh life into classics like “The Carpet Crawlers” and “Firth of Fifth.” The record arrives in a premium gatefold sleeve with original inner sleeves and a hand‑signed insert (when available). Graded Mint, it’s a definitive addition for any collector who reveres Hackett’s virtuosity.


Solo Masterpieces: The Individual Branches of the Tree

  • Peter Gabriel – So – The art‑pop watershed that introduced “Sledgehammer” and “Big Time.” Our first‑press UK edition includes the original Virgin / Charisma label, picture sleeve, and a near‑mint condition inner sleeve.
  • Peter Gabriel – Melt – A limited‑edition coloured vinyl (yellow) that showcases his experimental ambient side. Graded VG+, it’s a rare find for the modern collector.
  • Phil Collins – Face Value – The Japanese 1st pressing (1981) with an original inner sleeve and mint condition lacquer. The album’s emotional depth is matched only by its pristine sound.
  • Mike Rutherford – Smallcreep’s Day – A hard‑to‑find 1980 original pressing, offering a glimpse into Rutherford’s songwriting beyond Genesis. Graded VG+ with all original packaging intact.

How We Ensure Your Vinyl Is Worth the Investment

  1. Rigorous Visual Inspection – Scratches, scuffs, and ring‑wear are documented; any record that fails our groove‑wear threshold is either cleaned to improve it or removed from the catalogue if it does not pass our checks.
  2. Audiophile‑Level Playback Test – Every LP is run on a calibrated turntable; pops, clicks, or pitch instability result in a downgrade or return to the seller.
  3. Professional Grading – Using the grading system, we assign grades that go beyond the standard VG+ / NM to reflect the true collectible value.
  4. Secure Packaging – Records travel in anti‑static inner sleeves, heavy duty cardboard mailers, and card stiffeners to survive long‑distance shipping without a single whisper of damage.

Ready to Find Your Next Holy Grail?

The Genesis Family Tree is ever‑growing, and our stock moves fast. Whether you’re after the original UK pressing of “Selling England by the Pound” (1973 Charisma), the Half‑Speed Master of “The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway”, or the rare "Pink Scroll” Charisma label of “Nursery Cryme,” we have the expertise and inventory to help you complete the puzzle.

Browse our latest arrivals now, add the coveted 1970s rock Genesis vinyl to your cart, and let the needle drop on a piece of progressive‑rock history.

Because great music deserves a great home — your shelf.