Hello, people.
I plan to complete my Genesis and Pink Floyd collections based on box sets (or reissue programs) which were proposed by the bands' members themselves.
Regarding Genesis, I believe the following list is accurate:
1) 1994 Definitive Edition Remasters (Reissue Program, proposed by the band with Nick Davis remastering)
2) Genesis Archive #1 e #2 (Two box sets, from 1998 and 2000)
3a) Nick Davis Remixes box sets for studio albums with bonus cds each: 1970–1975, 1976–1982, 1983–1998.
3b) Nick Davis Remixes box set for the live albums: Genesis Live 1973–2007.
4) R-Kive (even though it is only three discs, it is considered a box set, and provides an interesting view of the solo careers)
5) BBC Broadcasts.
I'm not counting "video-only" box sets, such as the Genesis Movie Box 1981–2007.. Only audio ones, or having both audio and videos, such as the boxes for the remixes.
I'm not counting compilations such as "turn it on again", "platinum collection" etc., either.
Only box sets and reissue programs established by Genesis themselves.
I don't believe there was ever a reissue program proposed by the band themselves in the pre-remasters era o Vinyl and early CDs. But I may be wrong.
I know there are several label related reissues, for example the Line-up 12 for vinyls in the early 80's, but those were firstly proposed by a japanese label, not the band themselves.
Same thing applies to the 1999 Virgin 25th anniversary reissues, which is related to a label decision, not initially proposed by the band.
I think the list I wrote above comprises the box sets and reissue programs that Genesis themselves decided to propose, organize and release.
But I am probably missing something. I would like to know your opinions if that list is correct, or if I may be missing something.
Thank you! I'd love to complete my collection based on this specific criteria.