Best Genesis Songs

created by Darrell

The best Genesis songs ever written by the British rock group. Don't agree with the list? Place your vote or if you are a logged in, add a new item for others to vote on.

1) Supper’s Ready

“best 22 minutes in your life...”

onatönol

listen to Supper’s Ready on iTunes

2) Invisible Touch

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3) Land of Confusion

“this is the world we live in ohohoh, and these are the hands we’re given ohohoh

Awesome song”

Flyingcobra

listen to Land of Confusion on iTunes

4) Mama

listen to Mama on iTunes

5) I Can't Dance

“cool song”

rockisgood132

“brilliant song”

GlonnAtronnAdonnAdict

listen to I Can't Dance on iTunes

6) No Son of Mine

listen to No Son of Mine on iTunes

7) The Knife

“Awesome song. Many Genesis fans call it their favorite. Maybe its missing from the list because Collins wasn’t with the band yet.”

listen to The Knife on iTunes

8) In The Cage

listen to In The Cage on iTunes

9) The Carpet Crawlers

listen to The Carpet Crawlers on iTunes

10) The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway

listen to The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway on iTunes

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11) Follow You, Follow Me

12) Firth of Fifth

“Their epic masterpiece”

13) Home By The Sea

14) I Know What I Like (In Your Wardrobe)

15) Your Own Special Way

16) Los Endos

“just incredible”

17) Jesus He Knows Me

18) Congo

19) Ripples

20) Watcher of the Skies

21) Fading Lights

“Would have been a great way to end Genesis. (But I’m a big fan of Calling All Stations)”

Darrell

22) After the Ordeal

23) Many Too Many

“An awesome track that is often criminally overlooked probably because it appears "And Then There Were Three". This album is not particularly popular with Genesis fans and apart from "Follow You Follow Me", is almost ignored. However, tracks like "Many Too Many" provided that vital link between the "Wind And Wuthering" and "Duke".”