In this episode of Mild Mannered Supermen, we turn our attention to one of Genesis's most overlooked treasures — “Seven Stones” from Nursery Cryme (1971). Between the sprawling epics and wild theatrics of the album lies this haunting, reflective piece that reveals a deeper side of early Genesis.

We explore the song's themes of fate, wisdom, and loss — a fable-like meditation on how small moments can change the course of life. With Tony Banks's majestic Mellotron, Peter Gabriel's storytelling restraint, and the band's dynamic interplay, Seven Stones stands as a quiet but profound moment in Genesis's early evolution.

Join Mild Mannered Supermen as we uncover how this song captures the soul of what made early Genesis so timeless — poetic, unpredictable, and utterly human.

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