Genesis discography

Infobox Artist Discography
Artist = Genesis


Caption = Mellon Arena, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA
Studio = 15
Live = 6
Compilation = 6
Comp link = Compilations
Video = 9
Video link = Videography
EP = 2
Singles = 41
Option = 14
Option name = Super Audio CDs
Option link = SACD/DVD Re-releases
Option color = turquoise
References =
Ref link = The Genesis discography is a list of official studio and live albums released by the band Genesis. Genesis are a British progressive rock band comprising several artists including Phil Collins, Mike Rutherford, Tony Banks, Chester Thompson, Daryl Stuermer and previously including Peter Gabriel, Steve Hackett, Anthony Phillips and John Mayhew, in various periods of their history. Genesis' first release "From Genesis to Revelation", was released in March 1969 and reached its international peak of #170 on the United States' Billboard 100 albums chart. Over the next five years, Genesis released albums in the second half of every year, including two in 1973, as one was a live album. Over this period, the group's fame rose, as did their charting positions. Over time, the group has broken up, changed lineups and taken short and extended hiatuses. In their recording career, the group has released fifteen studio albums, six live albums, six compilation albums, two extended plays and 41 singles, some of which are forthcoming.

Albums

tudio albums

EPs

::^† Match of the Day was the lead track on the "Spot the Pigeon" EP, which appeared on the singles charts in the UK and Sweden. The EP was also released in Canada, where it did not chart.

::^‡ In the UK, Paperlate was the lead track on the "3 x 3" EP. This EP appeared on the UK singles charts, peaking at #10. In most other territories, Paperlate was released as a conventional 7" single.

ACD/DVD Re-releases

Every Genesis album, excluding the band's debut and all live albums, is set to be re-released as a double-disc set containing a multi-channel hybrid Super Audio CD and a DVD-Video with DTS 96/24 and Dolby Digital 5.1 tracks. The DVD will have extras including promo videos, unreleased live footage and new interviews talking about the period of each album release.

References