"The Knife", "The Musical Box", "I Know What I Like (In Your Wardrobe)", "The Carpet Crawlers", "Firth of Fifth".
(lossless) versions, this collection is preferred over older compilations because it uses the "2004 Digital Remasters" which were the precursors to the major 2007/2008 box set reissues. Japanese Edition:
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"Abacab" , "Turn It On Again" , "Follow You Follow Me" , and "Misunderstanding" .
Focuses on the Phil Collins-led pop era and the final Ray Wilson album. Includes "No Son of Mine," "Invisible Touch," "Mama," and "Calling All Stations". Disc 2 (1976–1982): "The Knife", "The Musical Box", "I Know What
Covers nearly all studio albums, from Trespass (1970) to Calling All Stations (1997), excluding only their 1969 debut. Structure & Track Highlights
Phil Collins’ pioneering gated-reverb drum sound and Mike Rutherford’s bass pedals were given modern punch and definition, balancing perfectly with Tony Banks’ lush keyboard walls. Focuses on the Phil Collins-led pop era and
. It highlights the trio era with tracks such as "Follow You Follow Me," "Turn It On Again," and "Abacab". Disc 3: The Progressive Roots (1970–1974)
: The 2004 remixes by Nick Davis often improve instrument separation and dynamic range. For instance, on "Firth Of Fifth,"
It is the first compilation to span the band's entire history, from the early progressive rock years with Peter Gabriel to the chart-topping pop era with Phil Collins , and ending with the Ray Wilson New Remixes:
Key tracks include "Follow You Follow Me," "Abacab," "Turn It On Again," and the majestic "Ripples". Disc 3: The Classic Progressive Rock Era (1970–1974)