Genesis' Nursery Cryme (1971) emerges as a defining statement in progressive rock, showcasing the band's compositional range across eight meticulously crafted pieces. From the baroque-inflected "Musical Box" through the narrative ambition of "The Fountain of Salmacis," each track demonstrates Genesis' command of extended forms and dynamic storytelling. Peter Gabriel's expressive vocal delivery anchors arrangements that highlight Tony Banks' keyboard sophistication and Mike Rutherford's architectural sensibilities. The gatefold presentation enhances the album's conceptual presentation, whilst this VG+/VG condition copy preserves the sonic integrity of the original pressing. An exemplary acquisition for collectors valuing both artistic substance and physical condition, capturing Genesis during their most fearlessly experimental period.
| A1 | The Musical Box | |
| A2 | For Absent Friends | |
| A3 | The Return Of The Giant Hogweed | |
| B1 | Seven Stones | |
| B2 | Harold The Barrel | |
| B3 | Harlequin | |
| B4 | The Fountain Of Salmacis |