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!!!'''For the video game console, see UsefulNotes/SegaGenesis. For the [[WebGames Web Game]], see ''VideoGame/GeNeSis2009''.'''
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!!!'''For the video game console, see UsefulNotes/SegaGenesis.Platform/SegaGenesis. For the [[WebGames Web Game]], see ''VideoGame/GeNeSis2009''.'''
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!!!''For the video game console, see UsefulNotes/SegaGenesis. For the [[WebGames Web Game]], see VideoGame/GeNeSis2009.''
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!!!''For the video game console, see UsefulNotes/SegaGenesis. For the [[WebGames Web Game]], see VideoGame/GeNeSis2009.''
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''For the video game console, see UsefulNotes/SegaGenesis. For the [[WebGames Web Game]], see VideoGame/GeNeSis2009''
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Since the band has announced it won't perform again as Genesis, "current" members should be "most recent" instead.
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!!Principal Members (Founding members in '''bold''', current members in ''italic''):
* '''''Music/TonyBanks''''' - keyboard, organ, piano, vocals, mellotron, synthesizer, guitar, pianet, synth bass (1967–98, 1999, 2000, 2006-2022)
* Mick Barnard - guitar (1970–71)
* ''Music/PhilCollins'' - lead vocals, drums, percussion, vibraphone, drum machine, trumpet, tambourine (1970–96, 1999, 2000, 2006-2022)
* '''Music/PeterGabriel''' - lead vocals, flute, accordion, bass drum, tambourine, oboe, accordion, percussion, sound effects (1967–75, 1978, 1982, 1999)
* Music/SteveHackett - guitar, kalimba, autoharp (1971–77, 1982, 1999)
* John Mayhew - drums, percussion, vocals (1969–70, died 2009)
* '''Anthony Phillips''' - guitar, vocals, dulcimer (1967–70)
* '''''[[Music/MikeAndTheMechanics Mike Rutherford]]''''' - bass, guitar, vocals, cello, bass pedals, sitar, drum machine (1967–98, 1999, 2000, 2006-2022)
* John Silver - drums, percussion, vocals (1968–69)
* '''Chris Stewart''' - drums, percussion (1967–68)
* Ray Wilson - lead vocals (1996–98)
* '''''Music/TonyBanks''''' - keyboard, organ, piano, vocals, mellotron, synthesizer, guitar, pianet, synth bass (1967–98, 1999, 2000, 2006-2022)
* Mick Barnard - guitar (1970–71)
* ''Music/PhilCollins'' - lead vocals, drums, percussion, vibraphone, drum machine, trumpet, tambourine (1970–96, 1999, 2000, 2006-2022)
* '''Music/PeterGabriel''' - lead vocals, flute, accordion, bass drum, tambourine, oboe, accordion, percussion, sound effects (1967–75, 1978, 1982, 1999)
* Music/SteveHackett - guitar, kalimba, autoharp (1971–77, 1982, 1999)
* John Mayhew - drums, percussion, vocals (1969–70, died 2009)
* '''Anthony Phillips''' - guitar, vocals, dulcimer (1967–70)
* '''''[[Music/MikeAndTheMechanics Mike Rutherford]]''''' - bass, guitar, vocals, cello, bass pedals, sitar, drum machine (1967–98, 1999, 2000, 2006-2022)
* John Silver - drums, percussion, vocals (1968–69)
* '''Chris Stewart''' - drums, percussion (1967–68)
* Ray Wilson - lead vocals (1996–98)
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!!Principal Members (Founding members in '''bold''', current most recent members in ''italic''):
* '''''Music/TonyBanks'''''- — keyboard, organ, piano, vocals, mellotron, synthesizer, guitar, pianet, synth bass (1967–98, 1999, 2000, 2006-2022)
* Mick Barnard- — guitar (1970–71)
* ''Music/PhilCollins''- — lead vocals, drums, percussion, vibraphone, drum machine, trumpet, tambourine (1970–96, 1999, 2000, 2006-2022)
* '''Music/PeterGabriel'''- — lead vocals, flute, accordion, bass drum, tambourine, oboe, accordion, percussion, sound effects (1967–75, 1978, 1982, 1999)
* Music/SteveHackett- — guitar, kalimba, autoharp (1971–77, 1982, 1999)
* John Mayhew- — drums, percussion, vocals (1969–70, died 2009)
* '''Anthony Phillips'''- — guitar, vocals, dulcimer (1967–70)
* '''''[[Music/MikeAndTheMechanics Mike Rutherford]]'''''- — bass, guitar, vocals, cello, bass pedals, sitar, drum machine (1967–98, 1999, 2000, 2006-2022)
* John Silver- — drums, percussion, vocals (1968–69)
* '''Chris Stewart'''- — drums, percussion (1967–68)
* Ray Wilson- — lead vocals (1996–98)
* '''''Music/TonyBanks'''''
* Mick Barnard
* ''Music/PhilCollins''
* '''Music/PeterGabriel'''
* Music/SteveHackett
* John Mayhew
* '''Anthony Phillips'''
* '''''[[Music/MikeAndTheMechanics Mike Rutherford]]'''''
* John Silver
* '''Chris Stewart'''
* Ray Wilson
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** "Dancing with the Moonlit Knight" begins in a folk style, probably as a tribute to Genesis' then label-mates Lindisfarne.
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** "Dancing with the Moonlit Knight" begins in a folk style, probably as a tribute to Genesis' then label-mates Lindisfarne.Music/{{Lindisfarne}}.
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** The song "Blood on the Rooftops" has the line "The grime on the Tyne is mine all mine all mine", referencing Lindisfarne's famous "Fog on the Tyne".
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** The song "Blood on the Rooftops" has the line "The grime on the Tyne is mine all mine all mine", referencing Lindisfarne's [[Music/{{Lindisfarne}} Lindisfarne's]] famous "Fog on the Tyne".
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** Phil Collins was also this on and off throughout the 70s.
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** Phil Collins was also this on and off throughout the 70s.TheSeventies.
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** Phil Collins was also this on and off throughout the 70s.
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** The band itself. They went from prog rock heavyweights with a largely 18-34 year old male audience to ubiquitous soft rock titans popular with housewives and soccer moms everywhere (though, in fairness, the prog rock elements never went away and remained a part of every album and every tour).
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* ScrewThisI'mOuttaHere: You could say most departures from this group, outside of perhaps Phil Collins, who left under more amicable terms, was some version of this.
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* ScrewThisI'mOuttaHere: ScrewThisImOuttaHere: You could say most departures from this group, outside of perhaps Phil Collins, who left under more amicable terms, was some version of this.
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* ScrewThis,I'mOuttaHere: You could say most departures from this group, outside of perhaps Phil Collins, who left under more amicable terms, was some version of this.
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* ScrewThis,I'mOuttaHere: ScrewThisI'mOuttaHere: You could say most departures from this group, outside of perhaps Phil Collins, who left under more amicable terms, was some version of this.
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* ScrewThis,I'mOuttaHere: You could say most departures from this group, outside of perhaps Phil Collins, who left under more amicable terms, was some version of this.
** Anthony Phillips, who partially left due to crippling stage fright that damaged his health, but also left because he felt there were too many songwriters in the group and that his contributions weren't being acknowledged.
** Peter Gabriel, who felt the group was unsympathetic to his wife's challenging pregnancy.
** Steve Hackett, who wanted more songwriting credits and time to do solo work.
** Daryl Stuermer and Chester Thompson both briefly left the band when they asked Tony Banks and Mike Rutherford to become full time members after the departure of Phil Collins in 1996, but Banks and Rutherford refused. Stuermer returned for the reunions in 2006 and 2020 and Thompson for the 2006 reunion, but he left the band for good in 2010 after having a falling out with Phil Collins.
** Anthony Phillips, who partially left due to crippling stage fright that damaged his health, but also left because he felt there were too many songwriters in the group and that his contributions weren't being acknowledged.
** Peter Gabriel, who felt the group was unsympathetic to his wife's challenging pregnancy.
** Steve Hackett, who wanted more songwriting credits and time to do solo work.
** Daryl Stuermer and Chester Thompson both briefly left the band when they asked Tony Banks and Mike Rutherford to become full time members after the departure of Phil Collins in 1996, but Banks and Rutherford refused. Stuermer returned for the reunions in 2006 and 2020 and Thompson for the 2006 reunion, but he left the band for good in 2010 after having a falling out with Phil Collins.
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* CharacterizationMarchesOn: Peter Gabriel started out as a typical front man. It wasn't until "Foxtrot" when his personality became much more eccentric and the costumes became a part of the act.
** Steve Hackett had a beard, glasses and sat while he played early on. He also was mainly just the guitarist, with his song writing contributions limited. Bill Bruford helped him develop more confidence during the "Trick of the Tail" tour and by the last album he did with the band ("Wind & Wuthering"), he no longer had facial hair or wore glasses, he stood while performing, and he became the second most important songwriter in the group, behind only Tony Banks.
** Phil Collins went from a drummer providing backing vocals and occasionally lead vocals, to a lead singer who became the face of the band.
** Steve Hackett had a beard, glasses and sat while he played early on. He also was mainly just the guitarist, with his song writing contributions limited. Bill Bruford helped him develop more confidence during the "Trick of the Tail" tour and by the last album he did with the band ("Wind & Wuthering"), he no longer had facial hair or wore glasses, he stood while performing, and he became the second most important songwriter in the group, behind only Tony Banks.
** Phil Collins went from a drummer providing backing vocals and occasionally lead vocals, to a lead singer who became the face of the band.
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Genesis has several distinct eras, though the transitions between them are somewhat more gradual than the popular telling would have you believe. The first period is quite brief, is often forgotten, and is actually a source of CanonDiscontinuity; the band writes their first album, ''From Genesis to Revelation'', out of their official discographies entirely and have commented that it only remains in print because they do not control the rights to it, though this is more a case of dissatisfaction with the arrangements than with the songs. (They featured demo versions of several of its songs on a box set they released in the late '90s and have commented that they are primarily dissatisfied with the saccharine production forced upon them by ExecutiveMeddling.) It features some slight Christian themes and has a more relaxed, poppy sound, which might be jarring for fans who got interested in the band during their later years.
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Genesis has several distinct eras, though the transitions between them are somewhat more gradual than the popular telling would have you believe. The Their first period is quite brief, is often forgotten, and is actually a source of CanonDiscontinuity; the band writes only truly includes their first album, ''From Genesis to Revelation'', out of which has a more relaxed and poppy sound and includes slight Christian themes. This album is [[CanonDiscontinuity not included in their official discographies entirely discographies]] and the band members have commented that it it's only remains still in print because they do not control the its rights to it, though this is more a case of are owned by its producer; however, the dissatisfaction with the arrangements than with the songs. (They featured demo versions of several of largely comes from its songs on a box set they released in the late '90s and have commented that they are primarily dissatisfied with the ExecutiveMeddling-induced saccharine production forced upon them by ExecutiveMeddling.) It features some slight Christian themes production, and has a more relaxed, poppy sound, which might be jarring for fans who got interested several demos from it were included in the band during their later years.
''Genesis Archive 1967–75'' box set.
