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Genesis | Live in Poland
This DVD captures the band's performance in Poland in 1998 during the Calling All Stations tour. Live In Poland features vocalist Ray Wilson, who replaced Phil Collins for the band's final album and tour. Includes the hits 'Land of Confusion,' 'Lamb Lies Down on Broadway,' 'Invisible Touch' and more.
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This DVD captures the band's performance in Poland in 1998 during the Calling All Stations tour. Live In Poland features vocalist Ray Wilson, who replaced Phil Collins for the band's final album and tour. Includes the hits 'Land of Confusion,' 'Lamb Lies Down on Broadway,' 'Invisible Touch' and more.
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