Formed by Charterhouse pupils Tony Banks, Mike Rutherford, Peter Gabriel, and Anthony Phillips in 1968, Genesis were named by former pupil, the now disgraced Jonathan King. With Phil Collins and Steve Hackett joining in the early '70s - following the departure of Phillips - after a string of reasonably successful albums through the first half of the decade, the concept album The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway was released in 1974, and was promoted with a transatlantic tour featuring an elaborate stage show. Following the Lamb tour, Gabriel left Genesis in August 1975 to begin a solo career. Collins then took over as lead vocalist and following Steve Hackett's departure too, Genesis entered its most successful phase of all, which pretty much continues to this day. This triple disc boxed set celebrates the longevity, musicianship, song writing genius and accessibility of Genesis across their career, containing as it does a trio of radio broadcast recordings featuring some of the band's finest concerts and most cherished sessions. Kicking off on DISC ONE with the group's show recorded in Zurich, Switzerland, on July 2nd 1977, while undertaking their Wind and Wuthering tour; this was the band's final jaunt to include Steve Hackett in the line-up. Next up, DISC TWO features their dynamic 1976 show recorded at London's Hammersmith Odeon on June 12th, while on their Trick Of The Tail Tour, their first without Peter Gabriel out front.