How does Calling All Stations compare to competitors?

Lunoo provides objective, AI-powered comparisons. Use the comparison tool to see Calling All Stations side-by-side with any alternative.

zoom_in Click to enlarge

Calling All Stations

3.85

Poor

▲ ▼

language

description Calling All Stations Overview

Genesis's 1997 thirteenth and final studio album, the only one to feature Scottish vocalist Ray Wilson after Phil Collins's 1996 departure.

help Calling All Stations FAQ

How good is Calling All Stations?

Calling All Stations scores 3.85/10 (Poor) on Lunoo, making it rated in the Progressive Rock Album category. Broadly viewed as Genesis's weakest studio album; poor reception, weak identity, and limited fan support.

What are the best alternatives to Calling All Stations?

See our alternatives page for Calling All Stations for a ranked list with scores. Top alternatives include: Duke, ...And Then There Were Three..., Selling England by the Pound.

How does Calling All Stations compare to Duke?

See our detailed comparison of Calling All Stations vs Duke with scores, features, and an AI-powered verdict.

Is Calling All Stations worth it in 2026?

With a score of 3.85/10, Calling All Stations is a solid option in Progressive Rock Album. See all Progressive Rock Album ranked.

swap_horiz

Looking for Calling All Stations alternatives? Compare top competitors ranked & scored

arrow_forward