A Genesis Must-have

This ranks up there with "Spot the Pigeon" as being an essential but often overlooked CD for Genesis fans. "Feeding the Fire" and "Do the Neurotic" both should have appeared on "Invisible Touch" and the former is certainly one of the best instrumentals that Genesis ever recorded. Why "The Brazilian" showed up on the album and "Do the Neurotic" did not is a mystery. The only reason I am giving this four stars instead of five is that I have never been much of a fan of "Land of Confusion." If you like that song, its a five star disc.

Do the Neurotic is the ultimate!

I'm not sure if it's worth [the price] to most people, but the 7-minute version of Do the Neurotic (that's 2 minutes longer than was on the vinyl 45 single!) was worth the price of the single to me. This Genesis instrumental is one of their very finest! It seems a shame that most people never hear this side of the band. DtN is a spitfire of a rocker with great playing from everyone in the band - including some of Mike's best lead playing and some of Phil's best drumming. It would seem obvious that DtN should be included in the (alledgedly) forthcoming Archives Vol. 2, but in the (not unlikely) event that Vol. 2 never sees the light of day, snap this one up.

Get it while they last

If you don't want to buy the Archives #2 box set, buy this now. It has the two best b-sides that the band ever made, Do the Neurotic and Feeding The Fire. Both of these b-sides are excellent and should've made the album "Invisible Touch"