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OK. I've been trying to come up with questions just in case I got to ask one again (although they're not as good as most of the others that have been asked)... so here goes!
For this question we take you back to the days when the main album format was the vinyl LP.
On the Genesis LPs from back then, what occurred only on the first LP of THE LAMB LIES DOWN ON BROADWAY and on ABACAB?
OK. I've been trying to come up with questions just in case I got to ask one again (although they're not as good as most of the others that have been asked)... so here goes!
For this question we take you back to the days when the main album format was the vinyl LP.
On the Genesis LPs from back then, what occurred only on the first LP of THE LAMB LIES DOWN ON BROADWAY and on ABACAB?
I want to echo the person who said this thread was showing them how little they know of their favorite band!
Im going to guess the running order of tracks was changed around or something?
I am slowly realising that I know very little about my favourite band.
Great question
I am learning lots of interesting things so far!
Just been thinking about Abacab different colour sleeves. I bought two at the time.
But I am going to try this answer...
Both Abacab and Lamb record one had the title song as track one.
Just been thinking about Abacab different colour sleeves. I bought two at the time.
But I am going to try this answer...
Both Abacab and Lamb record one had the title song as track one.
I wondered about that, but so does invisible touch.
No right answer yet, so here's a hint: It has to do with "side 1" vs. "side 2" of the vinyl LPs.
Is it the title of the album occurs on the first side only as a Abacab Says Abacab and lamb has a picture on side 2
mind you I have two pressings of it one with orange label which is a German pressing which says Abacab on both side a and
No I’m well off the mark but a good question all the same
No. It's actually something pretty simple.
I’ve been looking for 10 mins at them I can’t figure it out !!
Gosh it’s really giving me A mental block this one. If it’s that simple it must be simple enough to miss it completely . I’m even looking at the run out grooves to see if it’s to do with that !!
number of songs on the sides?. I’ve just looked at both my lamb LPs and the first record looks exactly as the second.
I must say this is a good question mind you they are all good but I cannot see anything on the vinyl LPs themselves, are you referring to UK pressings or American pressings specifically
It's something about the songs that are on one side of the LP vs. the other side. You don't have to look at a physical LP to see it.
Completely stumped that’s me! I’m counting songs up , wondering if it’s instrumentals or absence of them. No I’m definitely not getting any warmer!. Come on your folks put me out of my misery and get the answer !!.
Both of those discs have six tracks.
Sorry I meant...
There are six tracks on each side.
Well, in the U.S. anyway, the title tracks on both albums were both released as singles.
This is a tough one! Good question, has me thinking here a lot... Well the 3rd song on each album's 2nd side was released as a single. Other than everything that has been said before, I don't have an answer... Tony Banks played cross-handed technique on a song off each album's 1st side 😁 but I'm thinking that is a stretch.
Looking forward to the answer!
Testing me this one🤔..a couple of obscure options...longest track is the 5th song?
The first track and last track start with the same letter?.(A and T )...haven't checked if applys to other albums as well though!
Both album titles contain three 'a's and two 'b's
Lol don't take me serious, this makes me try to come up with more irrelevant answers. 
I don't have a clue about the right answer either 
Sorry I meant...
There are six tracks on each side.
Except that there isn't. Neither LP actually has the same number of songs on both sides. And that little fact is part of the answer.