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 Foxtrot is the third studio album by Genesis and provides the measure of what will be the turning point in their music.

 The suite 'Supper’s Ready' marks the summit of Genesis’ art, giving the launch beat for the subsequent 'Selling England by the Pound.'

Genesis' 1972 album Foxtrot is a significant turning point marking the band's transition from youthful rawness to mature progressive rock. It precedes their masterpiece Selling England by the Pound and contains tracks that showcase their evolving sound. The album blends baroque-progressive elements with fresh, innovative compositions like Supper's Ready, cementing Genesis' place in modern music history. Notably, the album's tour in Italy expanded their audience, ensuring their continued success. Explore the musical brilliance of Genesis' Foxtrot—listen now and discover the roots of progressive rock mastery!

 Do You Know Where Is The Morning? seems like it emerged from a session where John Lennon and Kurt Cobain cross paths.

 For those who miss a certain type of musical writing, certain sounds now lost, ‘classic’ songs from the golden age of pop-rock.

Daily Home Reflections by Blue Purple Bees is a meticulously crafted concept album inspired by the best pop-rock from the 60s and 70s. The 10 songs evoke legendary artists like the Beatles and Led Zeppelin while maintaining original style. Standouts include 'Do You Know Where Is The Morning?' and the title track, blending vintage inspiration with fresh creativity. Perfect for listeners nostalgic for classic songwriting and timeless sounds. Dive into Daily Home Reflections and rediscover classic pop-rock with a fresh, original twist by Blue Purple Bees!