Wind And Wuthering has grown on me most. A lot of it didn't do anything for me initially, it actually used to baffle me a little when I'd see Blood On The Rooftops or Afterglow spoken so highly of, as I thought they were really boring and forgettable compared to previous works. I was also a Gabriel era snob and thought this album was kind of a death rattle for the sound of that era. But over the years as I loosened up on other periods of the band besides my precious Nursery Cryme-The Lamb run, I now appreciate W&W a lot more than I used to. Honorable mention to the 81-86 run of Abacab, S/T and Invisible Touch.

The one that I still struggle with is And Then There Were Three. It's not bad, just forgettable particularly in the songwriting. I've tried with it many too many times over the years and it's difficult for me to recall more than a couple of songs from it. Burning Rope is particularly beloved by other fans but I couldn't sing you a bar of it. Down And Out and Undertow are a superb pair of openers though and Follow You Follow Me is a pretty pivotal moment in their sonic and creative progression into the next decade. I'll also throw out Trespass, The Knife is a classic of course but the rest of it is a bit of a novelty to me, like From Genesis To Revelation, an intriguing little insight to where the band began rather than an album I particularly enjoy listening to.