Genesis

In 1987, Genesis was riding high after the release of their highly acclaimed album 'Invisible Touch,' which had dropped just a year earlier in 1986. This record marked a definitive moment in their career, propelling them to mainstream success with hits like 'Land of Confusion' and 'Invisible Touch.' The live concert at Wembley Stadium on July 4, 1987, encapsulated this era of their music perfectly, showcasing the band's transformation from a progressive rock group to a commercial powerhouse. It's interesting to note that this performance was part of the 'Invisible Touch Tour,' which sold out arenas globally and solidified their status as one of the biggest bands of the 80s. Fans often recall the spectacular visuals, elaborate stage setups, and, of course, Phil Collins' compelling presence, merging the emotional power of live performance with the polished sound of their studio work.

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