Genesis

In the late 1980s, Genesis was riding high after the release of their mega-successful album 'Invisible Touch' in 1986, which was their first to feature the iconic track 'Land of Confusion.' By the time they recorded this live performance at The Forum in Inglewood on October 15, 1986, the band's sound had evolved into a sleek, pop-oriented style, heavily laced with synthesizers, yet they still retained that progressive rock flair that fans loved. Interestingly, the 'Invisible Touch' album became their best-selling in the U.S., solidifying their place in rock history. This performance highlights their unique ability to blend theatricality with musicianship, as they were known for their elaborate stage shows during this era. It's a single moment encapsulating the energy and artistry that defined Genesis during a pivotal time in their career.

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