The debut studio album by the legendary English rock band Genesis, released in 1969. Produced by Jonathan King, the album captures the band's early transition from melodic pop to the beginnings of their progressive sound.

The original release is famous for its minimalist black cover, which omitted the band's name to avoid being misclassified as a religious record. Because the original 1969 run sold so poorly, early copies—including this transitional second pressing—are among the most coveted items for Genesis completionists worldwide.