Genesis ‎– And Then There Were Three VG+/VG+

Genesis’s “And Then There Were Three” marks a significant turning point for the band, showcasing their evolution into a more accessible sound while retaining their progressive roots. Released in 1978, the album features a mix of intricate arrangements and catchy melodies, highlighting the trio of Phil Collins, Mike Rutherford, and Tony Banks. Tracks like “Follow You Follow Me” and “The Lady Lies” exemplify their ability to blend emotional depth with polished pop sensibilities. The production is crisp, allowing each member’s contributions to shine, particularly Collins’s distinctive vocals and Rutherford’s fluid guitar work. While it may lack the ambitious conceptual depth of their earlier albums, “And Then There Were Three” successfully balances artistry with mainstream appeal, making it a compelling listen that reflects the band’s transitional phase.