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- eea58f6962cf8733ac679b73cf0ecba1318f712774de66e086f06b06ee839182 accessdate "2008-10-03".
- eea58f6962cf8733ac679b73cf0ecba1318f712774de66e086f06b06ee839182 first "Stewart".
- eea58f6962cf8733ac679b73cf0ecba1318f712774de66e086f06b06ee839182 isCitedBy Craig_Padilla.
- eea58f6962cf8733ac679b73cf0ecba1318f712774de66e086f06b06ee839182 last "Mason".
- eea58f6962cf8733ac679b73cf0ecba1318f712774de66e086f06b06ee839182 publisher Allmusic.
- eea58f6962cf8733ac679b73cf0ecba1318f712774de66e086f06b06ee839182 publisher Macrovision.
- eea58f6962cf8733ac679b73cf0ecba1318f712774de66e086f06b06ee839182 quote "The second album by Berlin-based electronic music guru Craig Padilla, Genesis offers more than the usual noodly drones that all too often pass for modern synthesizer music.".
- eea58f6962cf8733ac679b73cf0ecba1318f712774de66e086f06b06ee839182 title "Genesis - Review".