1978 Second Press With Custom Inner Sleeve. Vinyl Appears Glossy. Three Small Corner Dings. “Anthony Phillips' First Post-Genesis Solo Album Was An Extension Of The Pseudo-Medieval Folk Elements Found On Trespass, The Last Of His Genesis Albums. Much Of This Recording Sounds Like A Lost Genesis Album, Understandable Since Phil Collins Does A Lot Of The Singing, And Michael Rutherford Is Present On Guitar, Bass, And Keyboards, And Also Shares Composer Credits With Him On Major Parts Of This Album. Portions Of The Material Here, In Fact, Seem To Have Been Derived From Pieces They Composed Together In Genesis' Early Days That Proved Unsuitable For Performance On-Stage. Thus, The Geese & The Ghost Comes Off As A Sort Of Throwback, Picking Up Stylistically Where Trespass Or Nursery Cryme (Check Out The Second Part Of The Title Track) Left Off Nearly Six Years Earlier.” – Bruce Eder, AMG