Your rating for "Just A Job To Do" by GENESIS 37
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15 points - outstanding (4) 11%
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14 points - very good (0) 0%
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13 points - very good - (7) 19%
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12 points - good + (6) 16%
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11 points - good (7) 19%
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10 points - good - (4) 11%
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09 points - satisfactory + (2) 5%
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08 points - satisfactory (1) 3%
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GENESIS - Just A Job To Do Year: 1983 Album: Genesis Working title: MJ Credits: Banks/Collins/Rutherford Lyrics: Yes Length: 4:44 Musicians: Tony Banks, Phil Collins, Mike Rutherford Played live: never Cover versions: Daryl Stuermer (with Orchestra), Glitch Factor
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Notes: For this week, we have chosen the only song from the Genesis album that was not released on a single (neither as an A-side nor a B-side) and was never played live. The fact that the song is about a detective is emphasized by the fact that a Dick Tracy-like picture is printed next to the lyrics in the booklet. Although the song is officially a joint production of the Genesis trio, like all the others on the album, it was probably mostly written by Mike. |