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Title: It doesn't get better than this!
Review: This CD continues the farytale theme of NURSERY CRYME and betters it. We start on our journey with "Dancing With The Moonlit Knight" which contains the CD's title. "I Know What I Like (In Your Wardrobe)" is the story of a slow-pated lawnmower man who gets unneeded (and unheeded) advice. "Firth Of Fifth" is the CD's most beautiful track. Check out that chord progression in Steve Hackett's solo! "More Fool Me" features Phil Collins' plaintive voice. "The Battle Of Epping Forest" tells of a gangland turf fight. "Afer The Ordeal" can be said to have served as the previous piece's postlude. This is an instrumental piece. "The Cinema Show" is a tune about dating. It bleeds into the CD's epilogue "Aisle Of Plenty", a comical song about supermarkets. It features the same chord progression found on track 1. SELLING ENGLAND is definitely the best of Genesis' early work.
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