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Armando Gallo – Remembering … The Lamb – review
In the wake of the Genesis box set, photographer and journalist Armando Gallo published the illustrated book Remembering … The Lamb in 2025.
Reviews of books by and about Genesis
Mario Giammetti continues with the second part of his Genesis History Book – 1975-2021: The Phil Collins Years. It was re-published with additional content in 2025, now called GENESIS 1975-2025: The Phil Collins Years.
In the wake of the Genesis box set, photographer and journalist Armando Gallo published the illustrated book Remembering … The Lamb in 2025.
In the light of the updated edition of his book Genesis 1975-2025: The Phil Collins Years, we sat down with Italian journalist and editor of the DUSK fanzine Mario Giammetti for an interview.
A book by fans and collectors about fans and collectors and the collecting habit itself.
Mark Bell reconstructs the genesis, content and afterlife of the album The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway in his new book. Martin Klinkhardt evaluated the book.
Mario Giammetti’s book GENESIS: The Phil Collins Years was first published in 2021 and eventually revised and re-published in 2025. Jan Hecker-Stampehl takes a closer look.
Bill Thomas has written a book about the 70s of the band Genesis, published by Sonicbound Publishing. Jan Hecker-Stampehl has read it and shares his impressions.
Another interesting book about Genesis by Mario Giammetti, journalist and head of the Italian fan club DUSK, was published in autumn 2020. Helmut Janisch took a closer look.
In early 2019, the long awaited book about The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway by Jon Kirkman, has finally been made available to fans. Martin Klinkhardt took a closer look.
The British Fanclub The Waiting Room has been around for 30 years now, publishing 100 issues of their fanzine (digital these days) and celebrated their 100th edition with a special printed magazine. Martin Antes checked this out and shares his thoughts.
Richard Macphail played an important role in the history of Genesis, especially in the early years. But even after his farewell he stayed in touch and appeared every now and then in different jobs for the band and its members. Now, Richard presents his book about all this. Helmut Janisch has read the book and shares his thoughts and his valuation