From Genesis To Revelation - Cd + Blu-Ray Box Set [CD], Genesis, CD

Deluxe 5 disc (4CD + Blu-ray All region) box set edition of the debut album by Genesis prepared with the approval of Tony Banks, Peter Gabriel, Anthony Phillips and Mike Rutherford. Featuring new stereo, 5.1 & Atmos mixes by Stephen W Tayler, along with remastered versions of the original mono and stereo LP mixes, singles and rare demos. With bonus video content of Tony Banks, Peter Gabriel and Mike Rutherford at AIR Studios in London discussing the album and reviewing the new mixes. Includes a 68-page illustrated book with an extensive essay featuring contributions from Tony Banks, Peter Gabriel, Anthony Phillips and Mike Rutherford. Originally released in March 1969, 'From Genesis To Revelation' was the debut album by Genesis, the first step on a pathway that took the band to considerable success and acclaim. This new 4 CD / Blu-ray box set edition is the first re-issue of the album, prepared with co-operation and approval of original band members Tony Banks, Peter Gabriel, Anthony Phillips and Mike Rutherford. It features wonderful new stereo, 5.1 Surround Sound and Atmos mixes by Stephen W Tayler, presenting the album in a new form, focussing more on the band contributions with less emphasis on the orchestrations of the original album mixes. The new mixes are both remarkable and revealing. The set includes remixes of 'A Winter's Tale', 'One Eyed Hound' and album out-takes 'Image Blown Out' and 'Visions of Angels' (previously unreleased) along with new remasters of the original stereo mix and the rare mono mix of the album and associated singles, along with a CD of demos from 1967 and 1968, four of which are previously unreleased and mixed by Stephen W Tayler. The set also features a Blu-ray disc with the new Dolby Atmos, 5.1 Surround Sound and Stereo mixes of the album and bonus video content of Tony Banks, Peter Gabriel and Mike Rutherford at AIR Studios in London discussing the album and reviewing the new mixes. Finally, the set features a 68-page illustrated book with an extensive essay by Jon Dann with contributions from Tony Banks, Peter Gabriel, Anthony Phillips and Mike Rutherford.