Most Underrated Genesis Songs
Are you kidding me? This song is their most overrated piece ever.
So good. enough said. surprising to see invisible touch on here, I voted that as the most overrated.
Best genesis song ever...
This song proves that calling all stations isn't a that bad of an album
There are some superb songs on the We Can't Dance album that are overshadowed by No Son Of Mine, etc. This one of them.
Everybody seems to hate this song. I don't know why: it isn't even offensive. It's not a genesis highlight, but itis sure a good song
Truly great track Gabriel's changing vocals superb band musically hit the heights just awesome
Don't know why this one isn't considered higher among Genesis fans.
Supernice atmosphere, nice contrast between british gangs and robin hood, just awesome.
Better than Firth of Fifth, the best track on Selling England.
Just great song. Great singer (much better than the last PC, since Hackett's departure)
So underrated a great song!
One of their best songs.
I rarely hear this song talked about, but it's one of my favorites of all time. Pay more attention to this one, it really shows the greatness of Genesis throughout and is a fantastic song (in my opinion)!
Amazing just listen to it.
Hardly heard but up there with many of the great longs. Great story telling with great instrumental break. Behind Home by the Sea, Domino, Firth, Musical Box, Cinema Show and obviously Supper's Ready, but not far behind
Their most underrated by far. Fabulous social historic comment and great instrumentation
I don't think it gets more underrated than this. The album is overshadowed by Follow You Follow Me, but contains many hidden gems - none of which are better than Burning Rope.
You know, its really sad this song never got much recognition. that's probably because its in between to long tracks which constantly cast a shadow upon it. Its such a great track though, in fact, it stands out just as much as Suppers Ready. Please give it a chance, short doesn't mean bad.
A unfortunate little known masterpiece tucked onto Foxtrot. Horizon's from the same album should also be considered spectacular. I think Supper's Ready is 22 minutes of pure brilliance; it's so great that the other songs are often overlooked.
Brilliant lyrics and catchy riff. "The waves surround the sinking throne". Later they mistimed the mellotron riff in the live versions, but the album version is spot on.
A monumental track that is never counted among the band's best. It's just as good as Firth Of Fifth and The Cinema Show, as it is a throwback to the SEBTP album.
Superb beginning to a stunning album.
