From Genesis to Revelation is an enjoyable listen for a fan of pop or easy-listening music. Genesis fans of classic albums like Foxtrot or Selling England by the Pound will most likely find the album a bore, despite having some good melodies, and go into a frenzying rage because it has the name Genesis” on it. Those same fans would probably go into an equally manic rage after hearing Genesis 80s albums. And Genesis themselves werent pleased with this album at all, furious at Jonathan King for adding various orchestral arrangements to the songs. He was sacked for this, his desire wanting to make this album sound like a Bee Gees pastiche. Well, Mr. King, you did a good job at that. You also did a good job at not making the band show any talent. How you did in terms of making a good album? I think we all know the answer to that.
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