In the vast expanse of musical history, there exist certain moments, like towering pillars of artistic achievement, that resonate through time. And in the year 1972, amidst the enchanting melodies that permeated the seventies, a band emerged as trailblazers. By the name of Genesis, they embarked on a sonic odyssey that transcended mere songs, leaving an indelible mark on the tapestry of musical culture.

Disc One of this wondrous collection encapsulates the very essence of the Sound of the Seventies. Imbued with the crisp winter air of January 9th, 1972, within the venerable Studio T1 at Kensington House, Shepherd's Bush, London, England, Genesis embarked on a recording session that would forever redefine their artistic legacy. It was on January 28th, 1972, that these fruits of their labor graced the airwaves, in a captivating broadcast that shook the very foundations of the music industry.

As Disc Two commences, a new chapter unfurls. On September 25th, 1972, the band returned to Studio T1, nestled within the walls of Kensington House, Shepherd's Bush, London, England. The sonorous atmosphere brimmed with anticipation as the musicians poured their souls into their instruments, birthing a symphony of unparalleled magnitude. Their efforts graced the airwaves on November 9th, 1972, in a broadcast that etched an indelible mark upon the annals of time.