Live In Philadelphia 1983

In 1983, the three-member band Genesis achieved unprecedented sales success with each album release. Their self-titled album "Genesis" reached #9 on the national album chart and received quadruple platinum certification. The album's success was not limited to North America, but also resonated with audiences in the UK. The band's live performance in Philadelphia on November 27 of the same year was recorded and broadcast on local FM radio stations for promotional purposes. This remastered release includes the audio master of that broadcast, showcasing Phil Collins as an esteemed frontman, Mike Rutherford's impressive guitar skills, and Tony Banks' prowess as a music producer. The band's transformation from progressive rock to mainstream rock was reflected in this live album, solidifying their popularity.

This live album encapsulates the power of Genesis in a performance that truly embodies their musical prowess. The Japanese import edition includes two discs, featuring a range of tracks from their live performance, such as "Dodo Rakah," "Abacab," "That's All," "Mama," "Illegal Alien," "Home By The Sea," "Second Home By The Sea" and more on disc one. Disc two includes "In the Cage," "The Cinema Show," "In The Quiet Earth," "The Colony of Slipper Men," "Afterglow," "Keep it Dark," "It's Gonna Get Better," "Drum Duet," "Los Endos," "Misunderstanding," "Turn It On Again," and "Eleventh Earl of Mar," among others. This edition also includes a bonus track, "Rosemont Horizon, Chicago, 11th Nov 1983."

Overall, this two-disc live album showcases Genesis' musical journey, from their progressive rock roots to their mainstream rock sound, while capturing the essence of their live performances. The release of this remastered version ensures that fans can experience Genesis' live performance as if they were there in the audience.

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