Calling All Stations is the fifteenth and most recent studio album by English rock band Genesis, released on 1 September by Virgin bruganinameniv.leututognabarlilittmortpertietopfirs.co: Alternative rock, pop rock, art rock.

Calling All Stations (Remastered) Genesis Rock · Preview SONG TIME Calling All Stations. 1. PREVIEW Congo. 2. PREVIEW Shipwrecked. 3. PREVIEW Alien Afternoon. 4. PREVIEW Not About Us. 5. PREVIEW If That's What You Need.

With new lead singer Ray Wilson, and with Nir Zidkyahu & Nick D'Virgilio behind the drumkit, "Calling All Stations" is a Genesis album with an intriguingly darker tone than the band's later albums with Collins, although excellent songs like "Shipwrecked," "Not About Us," and the rocker "Congo" still could've been hit singles if they were given the right push/5().

Label: Virgin - 8 2 3,Virgin - GENCD6 • Format: CD Album • Country: Europe • Genre: Rock, Pop • Style: Soft Rock, Pop Rock/5(65).

13 rows · The music on Calling All Stations is long, dense, and lugubrious, but it's given the same 3/

Recorded for and included on Calling All Stations, "Alien Afternoon" is one of four eight-minute-plus tracks found on this album. The lyrics tell the story of an afternoon when the sky didn't behave as it should have and how a man wished he was back home.

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Calling All Stations is the last Genesis album to date and the sole Genesis album to feature vocalist Ray Wilson. It does not sound very much like any previous Genesis album, but that is to be expected with a new lead vocalist on board replacing such a distinctive voice as that of Phil Collins/5(99).