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Calling All Stations

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Calling All Stations is Genesis's 1997 fifteenth studio album and the band's final studio release. It was recorded after Phil Collins left Genesis and features Scottish singer Ray Wilson as lead vocalist, with Tony Banks and Mike Rutherford continuing as the group's core members. It is the only Genesis studio album to feature Wilson and includes the songs Congo, Shipwrecked, and Not About Us.

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Calling All Stations scores 3.85/10 (Poor) on Lunoo, making it rated in the Progressive Rock Album category.

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