Very interesting to hear this Prog Gold Standard presented with a full orchestration, but it re-enforces my amazement that, originally, 5 young lads in their 20's composed and performed this epic with far less equipment 50 years ago.
Exactement cela, 5 génies talentueux qui ont construit une magnifique cathédrale d'harmonies sonores. Le plein pouvoir de l'imagination pour crier encore une dernière fois ce qu'est la condition humaine, avant le grand silence.
And " selling england by the pound" , " lambs lies on broadway" nursery cryme" " watcher of the sky" in live! Etc... but for the music, it was over! I remember, one concert in Paris 75-76 , unforgetable! Long life to you!!!
Bloody incredible isn't it. Just when you think he cant come up with yet another beautiful melody around the chord changes, he does it again; and again.
I guess it's in the listeners ears but for me this is the worst version. Seconds Out or original on Foxtrot about million times better. And Hackett with Nad Sylvan.
It just goes to show that the music of bands like Genesis will stand up in centuries to come when the music can be reproduced like this. Should be at the prom concerts.
Steve's idea of revisiting his Genesis era has brought us back the opportunity of enjoying all these masterpieces again, and shows that the Ol' Great Prog lives and will live forever. An orchestral version of Supper's Ready is an icing on the cake, I don't mind this singer trying his own interpretation, he can sing well enough.
This singer is fantastic . Instead of trying to be PG , as so many did before him, he is totally himself in style ..and simply wonderful in the end. The kind of stuff you can still do with the true , original Genesis...they are still a never ending gold mine. Greatest band that has ever lived . Each year that passes by confirms it even more .
I dont know what to say. I'm seeing this version for the first time - I dont know why. The best prog-rock performance EVER, played by Steve and with this symphonic stuff and perfect vocals. Incredible.
I Llove the enthousiasm of the singer. I thought that Peter Gabriel was irremplacable, but here is a total different way and I like it. And all these magnificent musicians, the mix of a rock band and a symphonic orcheastra, these cute violin ladies, all this and that... Music with a big hige "M"; Thank you Mr Hackett !!!!
I was there (in Reykjavik) at this concert held Friday night January 16th 2015 with two good friends of mine who are also die-hard fan of Mr. Hackett and Genesis. What great experience this concert was! After the concert, I shake hands with Mr. Hackett and thanked him for this concert as well of thanking the band-members of Todbmobile for their contribution. Ps. Steve Hackett has always been my favorite Genesis band member.
All the pain, longing, joy and hope of humanity is in this song and this version. Congratulations to the composers (Genesis) and artists here for a great performance - it touches my soul 🙂
I traveled to Reykjavik and had lunch Harborside listening to this.....the more I hear this version the more I like it. Thanks to Steve Hackett and all in Iceland for the gift!!!
Wow. I've seen Steve Hackett play Supper's Ready many times even with Genesis and Peter Gabriel but this was exceptionally powerful, graceful, enigmatic and wonderfully pleasurable to hear and see.
This along with Awaken with John Anderson are quite simply breathtaking. The orchestration is/are perfect for both epic songs. Thank you Todmobile for these. It's made a 58 year old cry and I'm enjoying every minute of it
This is so epic no further comments are needed, however: The way the band fades out and the last time through the cord progression is the string players only makes me cry every time, beautiful arrangement
Incredible, amazing, unforgettable .... This and Awaken with Jon are the finest arrangements of 2 incredible songs I've heard. Todmobile incredible job !!!!!!
Brilliant version of the greatest prog song of all time. Kind of sad that some people can't just enjoy it for what it is without comparing it to Genesis: This isn't Foxtrot or Seconds Out; the singer's not Gabriel; the keyboard player ain't Banks. But it's superb all the same. Would love to see this concert released on Blu-ray.
The most overwhelming thing of it: the composition, how could they be so creative as a band in their early years? this peace is written for eternity, don't you think? What a huge contrast to the 3 minutes pieces of today, by one singer with just a "good voice"!
This era of (mainly) British rock - 1970 through, what, 78? Most deeply immersive, enveloping, emotionally powerful and moving in the history of what gets called "rock and roll". I won't say it's better, because who the hell am I to judge other people's taste and experience - but this is hands down my favorite era, and not by a little.
Setting all disputes aside, if I were Banks and Rutherford I’d would like to be involved. This production completely pulls this piece out of the 1970’s and makes it current. Thank you Steve Hackett! Awesome.
Best song ever made, without competition, stunning and heart-breaking, very good performance of this band, excellent singer, keep GENESIS ALIVE please, we will never see this quality of music again
to minute 4:30 to 5:45 absolutely stunning!! In crescendo and powerful, rises the hair! Great vocalist, great sound Todmobile and Sinfonia Nord are fantastic! A superb performance of Steve as always!!!
Steve is a real Gentleman, he goes and helps these bands out all over the World with appearing and playing with them, no ego, no faltering, just the love for the music he co-created with one of the greatest bands ever. Genesis.
AND with an Orchestra, amazing there is no end to the early Genesis music, some of the most beautiful music ever created, we look at a guy who played with the best, from Genesis, to John Wetton, Steve How, Chester Thompson, the list goes on and on and on and on and on and on... and NEVER did he build an ego about himself, that is because he knows he is terrific. I saw him in US this year, in Australia 3 years ago and I will go seeing him until the. day I die.
Steve Hackett's brilliance keeps surprising me...the guy is probably one of, if not the best guitar player alive right now...everyone has their opinion but damn at the end of that song is pure amazingness...
I must have watched this a hundred times now. Great camerawork, great editing, and 22:40 Steve looks over with the "what a voice who is this guy!" look, then lays into it.
This is my "go to" often after a beer or two. I love the orchestration and all of its components. There are many great versions of Suppers Ready and each will provoke a memory or provoke a thought in all of us. This is.the one which works best for me. Thanks to all of the original line up and in particular Steve and Peter for keeping the original real. Where would I be without it...... ? Hugely appreciated.
Bravo! Magnificent performance by Todmobile and SinfoniaNord. Some songs are Timeless..THIS song is one of those songs (it's on the jukebox at the "Valhalla Bar and Reindeer Grill") . Wonderful vocal interpretations by Eyþór Ingi Gunnlaugsson. Love Steve's eerie and haunting guitar whammy at 9:48 and also the Strings at 25:04 followed by Steve's "alien birds/seagulls" at the very end to finish the song. It's difficult to improve upon a Genesis song but Steve Hackett, and friends, continue to do so with each passing day. Elska Eilíf !
It makes my heart soars to hear this magnificent music still being played. So faithful to the original, this only makes me more in awe of Genesis as a band and writers!
Just wonderful ! The best ! And the singer is so great, dramatic, warmth and with humour. It's a pure delight. Thank you so much Steve ! You and the rest of musicians have done the best tribute to this incredible piece.
DearTod, What a wonderful surprise on "Father's Day" in LA, California!! Goosebumps at the end of 9/8 and the New Jerusalem... Great mixing! and I am happy that you give justice to Eyþór's amazing voice. Love delicate closure with the strings... I will be in Assisi, Italy, July 2, guest of a Genesis fans convention and I will show it at the end of my Genesis App presentation - or before!!?? Thank you Tod and hugs, love and light to your wonderful band. I have a sensational memory of those two concerts. You melted the January ice! ~~ One Love!!! Armando
I don't know who the singer is, but as someone who first heard this over 50 years ago and has been in love with it ever since, this singer is brilliant - he imparts so much feeling into the lyrics which are laden already with meaning .. just brilliant
Fantastic performance. Can't see it often enough. Compared to "normal" shows of Steve Hacket with own band, everything tastes like new, fresh, extraordinary. Singer is very very good, orchesra combines +++.Same effect when Jon Anderson was "guestsinger" with Todmobile. Please ask Rick Wakeman to have a concert with you and orchestra. Searching for a new level :)
This shows the high pontential of the old genesis music. You can see the magic on some young musician's faces although the music is from the 70s. Thank you, Mr Hackett.
Thank you Steve for my life to prolong, haha. I Want to program this in the brains of my daughters, now 8 and 9 years old (tictoc generation) to carry it on to their next generation. This is TIMELESS. And a classic already.
Masterful by The Maestro and Orchestra...... Steve has one of my favorite Guitar Solo’s ever in Firth Of Fifth( My Favorite Genesis song, with Supper’s Ready being my second favorite followed by The Musical Box Third and so on )along with Gilmour’s in Comfortably Numb, Ronson’s in Moonage Daydream, Blackmore’s in HighWay Star and also in Burn, Fripp’s in Red, Lattimer’s in Lady Fantasy, Howe’s in Close To The Edge and so on. Love Hackett’s incredible solo in The Lamia as well and The End of The Fountain of Salmacis.... Incredible is Steve Hackett.
Incredible performance of one of the greatest pieces of prog rock every written. The lead vocalist did a great job, but wish Pete had been there to sing. Love prog music, David Gilmour, Steve Howe and Steve Hackett my 3 favorite lead guitarists. 😀
Agreed, all 3 of those players are original and instantly recognizable which is big in my book. I've seen Steve play the song live several times (only once in person last year) and he actually improvises and plays something different every time at the end, which is sometimes a lost art with rock guitarists. Although something iconic like Comfortably Numb I guess you kind of have to play the original solo
@@wernerandreasli9165 I have not see much live Vai but Zappa for sure, he actually makes this point in interviews. Frank brings a whole new meaning to "original"
Yeah you're right! But there is also so much more than Genesis, Yes and Pink Floyd! I love prog but there are also some great albums outside of prog music. I am always searching for musical masterpieces!
Przepiękne! Bardzo dobry aranż na orkiestrę, nie przekombinowany, Steve Hackett jak zwykle świetny, genialna końcówka. Monumentalna forma na miarę tego utworu, nie mogę przestać tego słuchać.
youre right that people think that Gabriel is god with all theatral costumes but for the voice in live Gabriel was average and Collins was better that him in live but peoples refuse to admit that
Late to the party but what an amazing interpretation of Supper's Ready. Absolutely love, love, all the tiny additions in the orchestration. Playing the flute legato was brilliant IMO; added such extra dreaminess.
OMG... chills!!! What an awesome and powerful version!! And what an incredible performance by the singer!! Steve must have been proud of this project!! Thanks for posting!
The new Jerusalem passage and Yes's Awaken when it kicks into Master of images are both pieces that have me suppressing heart thumps and tears of euphoria. Can't explain it but I know there's others who will know what I mean. Both are covered by this Todmobile & Sinfonia production. Thank you for posting.
This stuff is now classical music. In years from now musicians will still get together to play Dark Side of the Moon, Close to the Edge or whatever. It's a testament to the quality of the music really. In a century from now I wonder if anybody will be performing Drake's music. Know what I mean?
Beautiful performance. Too many people trying to make comparisons though. Just enjoy it and be happy there are still young people that want to carry the torch for songs like these. And yes, I've been a Genesis/Gabriel/Hackett fan since 1972.
I could not agree with your more - I was lucky enough to see Bands like The Nice, Genesis, Yes and ELP when they appeared live at Newcastle City Hall from the early 1970's onwards. I doubt whether the incredible creativity that existed in 'popular' music at that time will ever exist again!
@@neilmeikle8631 I saw many great concerts from 1972 onward. Zeppelin 'Houses of the Holy', Tull 'Passion Play', YES 'Relayer', ELP Brain Salad Surgery, Pink Floyd 'Animals' Genesis 'Trick of the Tail' and on and on. Did you happen to be at the Newcastle show ELP taped for Pictures at an Exhibition?
@@timhickson708 Ahh, more great memories no doubt! Silly me did not go to see Pink Floyd or Led Zeppelin. I was really 'in to' Yes, ELP and Genesis at the time, so while I did see all the 1970's tours each did I really missed out on seeing other exceptional bands of the time!! So yes, I was there when Keith Emerson uttered the immortal words ' " were gonna give you Pictures at an Exhibition! " ' and ' " some of the works are Mussorgsky's, some are our own " ' Funny how listening to something like this video triggers listening to other stuff - Awaken that Jon Anderson does with Todmobile is amazing too! I listened to several Genesis albums yesterday and certainly I think Foxtrot is the pinnacle of Classic Genesis with Peter Gabriel at his brilliant best!!!
A very heartfelt hommage, very listenable and enjoyable, and made all the more authentic with Steve Hackett's part. All this complexity, all this sturm and drang, though, to re-create what 5 young English lads *created* in 1972 with the tools available (no sad little Nord, but the mighty Hammond!) . It makes the original all the more stunning, on reflection. This is the recreation of the Mayflower voyage using an Arktika-class nuclear ice breaker.....
Completely agree. The version on Seconds Out is perfection, and Hackett is perfect on it. That's how it should sound. That's how HE should sound. This doesn't come even remotely close. Now, that's not to say, Todmobile aren't brilliant (they are) and that sometimes it doesn't work the other way (their rendition of Awaken with Jon Anderson for instance, is sublime - but that partly proves how much, despite everything else, the essence of Yes was often Jon's unique voice).
Absolutely brilliant. One big giant tribute to the 1972 line up, put on stage by the heart of Genesis, one of the most creative musicians ever, a one man Rock Hall of Fame, the incomparable Steve Hackett
Loving music is this delightful indeed, never stop believe in guys, when I was a little girl discovering these Genesis tracks, they made me feel like we can build up a brand new world just the way we love it, just like kids see things on their own, still today we can get the same sensations, the music of the future stays there, in the future, helping us imagine a different world we need so much, wishing our most beloved music stars never get tired performing having fun entertain us fans because music makes life worth living ❤🎉❤
Very interesting to hear this Prog Gold Standard presented with a full orchestration, but it re-enforces my amazement that, originally, 5 young lads in their 20's composed and performed this epic with far less equipment 50 years ago.
Exactement cela, 5 génies talentueux qui ont construit une magnifique cathédrale d'harmonies sonores. Le plein pouvoir de l'imagination pour crier encore une dernière fois ce qu'est la condition humaine, avant le grand silence.
and someone says that Bohemian Rhapsody is the most epic rock songs of all time.....well, those people never heard an album called Foxtrot in 1972
And " selling england by the pound" , " lambs lies on broadway" nursery cryme" " watcher of the sky" in live! Etc... but for the music, it was over! I remember, one concert in Paris 75-76 , unforgetable! Long life to you!!!
You can't mention Queen and these tossers in the same sentence.
From a truly iconic period of rock music with bands like Genesis , Yes , ELP , Pink Floyd , Led Zep.. Don't think we'll see the likes again 🙁
"THE" masterpiece
What a great singer. Supper`s Ready, a masterpiece.
Hackett's solo at the end, HOLY SMOKES! One of the most underrated guitarists ever!
Bloody incredible isn't it. Just when you think he cant come up with yet another beautiful melody around the chord changes, he does it again; and again.
This is definitely the finest version of Supper's Ready ever played. Period.
Thanks Icelanders for this magnificent Supper's Ready.
I agree 100%. Jazznesis and Seconds Out tied for a close second place.
I guess it's in the listeners ears but for me this is the worst version. Seconds Out or original on Foxtrot about million times better. And Hackett with Nad Sylvan.
It just goes to show that the music of bands like Genesis will stand up in centuries to come when the music can be reproduced like this. Should be at the prom concerts.
Maybe the best prog song of all times! GREAT Steve Hackett but also GREAT SINGER, GREAT VOICE AND GREAT ORCHESTRA !!!
Steve's idea of revisiting his Genesis era has brought us back the opportunity of enjoying all these masterpieces again, and shows that the Ol' Great Prog lives and will live forever. An orchestral version of Supper's Ready is an icing on the cake, I don't mind this singer trying his own interpretation, he can sing well enough.
Why do people compare singers with the original just listen without prejudice this is music man
This singer is fantastic .
Instead of trying to be PG , as so many did before him, he is totally himself in style ..and simply wonderful in the end.
The kind of stuff you can still do with the true , original Genesis...they are still a never ending gold mine.
Greatest band that has ever lived .
Each year that passes by confirms it even more .
well put!
Off. The. Hook. Amazing with a full orchestra behind it. When I lay dying, I want to hear Hackett's guitar sailing me away...
I dont know what to say. I'm seeing this version for the first time - I dont know why. The best prog-rock performance EVER, played by Steve and with this symphonic stuff and perfect vocals. Incredible.
Steve Hackett looks like a man who feels his vision is being justified in this performance.
co -writer of Suppers and Musical Box and many Of Genesis my friends he wrote Fountains
I Llove the enthousiasm of the singer. I thought that Peter Gabriel was irremplacable, but here is a total different way and I like it. And all these magnificent musicians, the mix of a rock band and a symphonic orcheastra, these cute violin ladies, all this and that... Music with a big hige "M"; Thank you Mr Hackett !!!!
I was there (in Reykjavik) at this concert held Friday night January 16th 2015 with two good friends of mine who are also die-hard fan of Mr. Hackett and Genesis.
What great experience this concert was!
After the concert, I shake hands with Mr. Hackett and thanked him for this concert as well of thanking the band-members of Todbmobile for their contribution.
Ps. Steve Hackett has always been my favorite Genesis band member.
All the pain, longing, joy and hope of humanity is in this song and this version. Congratulations to the composers (Genesis) and artists here for a great performance - it touches my soul 🙂
I traveled to Reykjavik and had lunch Harborside listening to this.....the more I hear this version the more I like it. Thanks to Steve Hackett and all in Iceland for the gift!!!
Steve Hackett is one of the coolest guys on the planet.
The passion of the choir and extra backing singers and musicianship of the band and orchestra with by SH on guitar. Absolutely fantastic
Wow. I've seen Steve Hackett play Supper's Ready many times even with Genesis and Peter Gabriel but this was exceptionally powerful, graceful, enigmatic and wonderfully pleasurable to hear and see.
You saw Genesis live play this many times ? Wow 😳
What years about ?
Saw Hackett play this three years ago… at the end I damn near saw heaven. It was that good.
This along with Awaken with John Anderson are quite simply breathtaking. The orchestration is/are perfect for both epic songs. Thank you Todmobile for these. It's made a 58 year old cry and I'm enjoying every minute of it
You are welcome:)
this is so beautiful that i agree 100%.
This is so epic no further comments are needed, however: The way the band fades out and the last time through the cord progression is the string players only makes me cry every time, beautiful arrangement
Incredible, amazing, unforgettable .... This and Awaken with Jon are the finest arrangements of 2 incredible songs I've heard. Todmobile incredible job !!!!!!
Brilliant version of the greatest prog song of all time. Kind of sad that some people can't just enjoy it for what it is without comparing it to Genesis: This isn't Foxtrot or Seconds Out; the singer's not Gabriel; the keyboard player ain't Banks. But it's superb all the same. Would love to see this concert released on Blu-ray.
Thank you:)
Imagine people complaining that Beethoven's music is played without he himself conducting it...
The most overwhelming thing of it: the composition, how could they be so creative as a band in their early years? this peace is written for eternity, don't you think? What a huge contrast to the 3 minutes pieces of today, by one singer with just a "good voice"!
... What a huge contrast to the 3 minutes pieces of today, by one singer with just a "good voice"!
... not even that ... it's autotune all the way
And at least seven producers all sticking fingers in the pie
Andrew James
ps: and most of the times it's not even a "piece"
Well, what can I say! This is a masterpiece! And this execution - WOW
yep. about as good as it gets.
Tears....this is the best version of this masterpiece ever....my heart takes flight....no words....
What a singer! ❤ Does PG justice. Good falsetto, great theatrics, powerful and weird enough!!!
This is a modern symphony ! Absolutely amazing ! If the world ends this will be a testament something good was done by humans !
This era of (mainly) British rock - 1970 through, what, 78? Most deeply immersive, enveloping, emotionally powerful and moving in the history of what gets called "rock and roll". I won't say it's better, because who the hell am I to judge other people's taste and experience - but this is hands down my favorite era, and not by a little.
All comments aside, it's one hell of a piece of music isn't it.
It is
@@klausbachmann7531Is it ?
Thor and Hackett do Suppers Ready
My life is Complete
Best recorded performance of this song, by anybody, ever, by far.
Thank you:)
Wow! I loved the collaboration with Jon Anderson and this, with the always great Steve Hackett, is equally impressive. Marvellous stuff.
Setting all disputes aside, if I were Banks and Rutherford I’d would like to be involved. This production completely pulls this piece out of the 1970’s and makes it current. Thank you Steve Hackett! Awesome.
I think an operatic production would play out nicely.
Best song ever made, without competition, stunning and heart-breaking, very good performance of this band, excellent singer, keep GENESIS ALIVE please, we will never see this quality of music again
to minute 4:30 to 5:45 absolutely stunning!! In crescendo and powerful, rises the hair! Great vocalist, great sound Todmobile and Sinfonia Nord are fantastic! A superb performance of Steve as always!!!
The sustained high notes Eybor hits at the 19:40 mark are magnificent! Very underrated singer in the world.
Steve is a real Gentleman, he goes and helps these bands out all over the World with appearing and playing with them, no ego, no faltering, just the love for the music he co-created with one of the greatest bands ever. Genesis.
AND with an Orchestra, amazing there is no end to the early Genesis music, some of the most beautiful music ever created, we look at a guy who played with the best, from Genesis, to John Wetton, Steve How, Chester Thompson, the list goes on and on and on and on and on and on... and NEVER did he build an ego about himself, that is because he knows he is terrific. I saw him in US this year, in Australia 3 years ago and I will go seeing him until the. day I die.
@@SwisstedChef2018 There will never be another Steve Hackett Brilliant
yes
Whoa!!! God exists on the hands of this man. His solo at the end is simply unsurpassable. And the arrangement and the orchestra are stratospheric.
Wow!! What a great orchestral arrangement. And the coda at the end with the strings. Sublime!
This and Close to the Edge are both fantastic. I was so lucky to live through this era.
The singer Eythor has such a crystal clear singing voice. Flawless and placid as the smoothest lake.
Steve Hackett's brilliance keeps surprising me...the guy is probably one of, if not the best guitar player alive right now...everyone has their opinion but damn at the end of that song is pure amazingness...
agree. the old geezer can still play a damn fine guitar!
Singer is wild man. Extremely great cover
Didn't know Rick Wakeman was such a good singer.
That's funny!
Ha!!!
I must have watched this a hundred times now. Great camerawork, great editing, and 22:40 Steve looks over with the "what a voice who is this guy!" look, then lays into it.
Eythor Ingr
One of the best songs ever written, beautifully performed by all of you guys... Thank you! I am in awe!
This is my "go to" often after a beer or two. I love the orchestration and all of its components. There are many great versions of Suppers Ready and each will provoke a memory or provoke a thought in all of us. This is.the one which works best for me. Thanks to all of the original line up and in particular Steve and Peter for keeping the original real. Where would I be without it...... ? Hugely appreciated.
It's brilliant.
Steve unleashed is correct… what a finale!!!
Bravo! Magnificent performance by Todmobile and SinfoniaNord. Some songs are Timeless..THIS song is one of those songs (it's on the jukebox at the "Valhalla Bar and Reindeer Grill") . Wonderful vocal interpretations by Eyþór Ingi Gunnlaugsson. Love Steve's eerie and haunting guitar whammy at 9:48 and also the Strings at 25:04 followed by Steve's "alien birds/seagulls" at the very end to finish the song. It's difficult to improve upon a Genesis song but Steve Hackett, and friends, continue to do so with each passing day. Elska Eilíf !
45 years on, and Supper is STILL ready!
This song has aged like fine wine. To perfection.
Epic!! Absolutely glorious. A hauntingly beautiful rendition of this masterpiece.
It makes my heart soars to hear this magnificent music still being played. So faithful to the original, this only makes me more in awe of Genesis as a band and writers!
You know if Todmobile is involved, it's gonna be quality. Iceland's best kept pro secret.
Just wonderful ! The best ! And the singer is so great, dramatic, warmth and with humour. It's a pure delight. Thank you so much Steve ! You and the rest of musicians have done the best tribute to this incredible piece.
I love the fact that the singer is bringing his own character and staying away from PG and PC. Enjoyed the whole performance
The singer is melting all glaciers in Island with his voice
I think he's melting himself in a sea of emotions... Great performance!
The backup female singer does a really fantastic job
Love Todmobile’s work with Jon Anderson didn’t know Hackett ever worked with them Wonderfull!!!
Thanks for sharing
Absolutely the most magnificent performance I've ever seen only Steve could manage this kudos a million times!!!!
DearTod, What a wonderful surprise on "Father's Day" in LA, California!!
Goosebumps at the end of 9/8 and the New Jerusalem... Great mixing! and I am happy that you give justice to Eyþór's amazing voice. Love delicate closure with the strings...
I will be in Assisi, Italy, July 2, guest of a Genesis fans convention and I will show it at the end of my Genesis App presentation - or before!!?? Thank you Tod and hugs, love and light to your wonderful band. I have a sensational memory of those two concerts. You melted the January ice! ~~
One Love!!! Armando
armando knows his genesis.
I don't know who the singer is, but as someone who first heard this over 50 years ago and has been in love with it ever since, this singer is brilliant - he imparts so much feeling into the lyrics which are laden already with meaning .. just brilliant
I think his name is Eyþór Ingi Gunnlaugsson.
Fantastic performance. Can't see it often enough. Compared to "normal" shows of Steve Hacket with own band, everything tastes like new, fresh, extraordinary. Singer is very very good, orchesra combines +++.Same effect when Jon Anderson was "guestsinger" with Todmobile. Please ask Rick Wakeman to have a concert with you and orchestra. Searching for a new level :)
it's about time this epic gets a symphonic treatment and it plays like an opera!
Yes I agree one hundred percent!
Several song by genesis could be performed by an orchestra I wonder why it has not been done?
Breathtaking performance! Loved the choral touches. I never tire of this magnum opus.
This shows the high pontential of the old genesis music. You can see the magic on some young musician's faces although the music is from the 70s. Thank you, Mr Hackett.
Thank you Steve for my life to prolong, haha. I Want to program this in the brains of my daughters, now 8 and 9 years old (tictoc generation) to carry it on to their next generation. This is TIMELESS. And a classic already.
I love the Icelandic people, they are just so laid back and genuine, and what a version ,excellent, steve looks like he really enjoyed it.
How can one possibly comment - there are no words
@Alan Cooke because it helps for referencing, so more people can see it...?
;-)
Brilliant performance no matter which way you decide to criticise. Vocals Band and Orchestra sublime. Simple.
yep.
What an amazing version of an amazing song. The singer was fabulous - perfect for this song. And the orchestra and choir . . . wow.
Those final 3 minutes, Hackett just shredded! Probably the best ending of any version I've heard.
he is a sound machine
I feel like I just witnessed a masterpiece.
yeah man, this performance is incredible
Steve Hackett and Genesis were Touched by The Angels!
Masterful by The Maestro and Orchestra...... Steve has one of my favorite Guitar Solo’s ever in Firth Of Fifth( My Favorite Genesis song, with Supper’s Ready being my second favorite followed by The Musical Box Third and so on )along with Gilmour’s in Comfortably Numb, Ronson’s in Moonage Daydream, Blackmore’s in HighWay Star and also in Burn, Fripp’s in Red, Lattimer’s in Lady Fantasy, Howe’s in Close To The Edge and so on. Love Hackett’s incredible solo in The Lamia as well and The End of The Fountain of Salmacis.... Incredible is Steve Hackett.
What no Zappa?
I listen to this over and over. Mesmerizing.
I like your taste.
Those flutes coming in at 6:00 ... watery eyes here. 64 years old Dutchy back to 1970s...❤
Not often you see him shred! A hugely inventive, subtle guitar player, always serving the music.
Incredible performance of one of the greatest pieces of prog rock every written. The lead vocalist did a great job, but wish Pete had been there to sing. Love prog music, David Gilmour, Steve Howe and Steve Hackett my 3 favorite lead guitarists. 😀
Agreed, all 3 of those players are original and instantly recognizable which is big in my book. I've seen Steve play the song live several times (only once in person last year) and he actually improvises and plays something different every time at the end, which is sometimes a lost art with rock guitarists. Although something iconic like Comfortably Numb I guess you kind of have to play the original solo
You forgot Steve Vai and Frank Zappa ;)
@@wernerandreasli9165 I have not see much live Vai but Zappa for sure, he actually makes this point in interviews. Frank brings a whole new meaning to "original"
Yeah you're right! But there is also so much more than Genesis, Yes and Pink Floyd! I love prog but there are also some great albums outside of prog music. I am always searching for musical masterpieces!
Back here for the umpteenth time as this is my favourite version. Steve is magnificent, as the whole stage is, and that singer is superb.
Przepiękne! Bardzo dobry aranż na orkiestrę, nie przekombinowany, Steve Hackett jak zwykle świetny, genialna końcówka. Monumentalna forma na miarę tego utworu, nie mogę przestać tego słuchać.
I just can't understand the negative reactions to this stellar performance.... some people just can't be satisfied I guess.
youre right that people think that Gabriel is god with all theatral costumes but for the voice in live Gabriel was average and Collins was better that him in live but peoples refuse to admit that
Late to the party but what an amazing interpretation of Supper's Ready. Absolutely love, love, all the tiny additions in the orchestration. Playing the flute legato was brilliant IMO; added such extra dreaminess.
OMG... chills!!! What an awesome and powerful version!! And what an incredible performance by the singer!! Steve must have been proud of this project!! Thanks for posting!
Marie-Noëlle Pretto couldn’t agree more. That singer is incredible!
The new Jerusalem passage and Yes's Awaken when it kicks into Master of images are both pieces that have me suppressing heart thumps and tears of euphoria. Can't explain it but I know there's others who will know what I mean. Both are covered by this Todmobile & Sinfonia production. Thank you for posting.
I know what you mean. Both songs end with me wiping tears from my eyes.
Hi thank you. That is how we felt on stage when it happened. Here is some new music from our musical playground:)
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Great singer 👍🏼 Steve is my favorite guitar and musician…what a genious
Steve Hackett - the beating heart of Genesis music for the past 25 years.
Everytime I hear this it just blows my mind probably the best interpretation of Suppers Ready ever!!
This stuff is now classical music. In years from now musicians will still get together to play Dark Side of the Moon, Close to the Edge or whatever. It's a testament to the quality of the music really. In a century from now I wonder if anybody will be performing Drake's music. Know what I mean?
Kendrick lamar music*
@@zg787 don't diss my boi, Kendrick. Drake isn't as talented as him.
I don't know this Drake guy, so I guess you have a point...
Beautiful performance. Too many people trying to make comparisons though. Just enjoy it and be happy there are still young people that want to carry the torch for songs like these. And yes, I've been a Genesis/Gabriel/Hackett fan since 1972.
I could not agree with your more - I was lucky enough to see Bands like The Nice, Genesis, Yes and ELP when they appeared live at Newcastle City Hall from the early 1970's onwards. I doubt whether the incredible creativity that existed in 'popular' music at that time will ever exist again!
@@neilmeikle8631 I saw many great concerts from 1972 onward. Zeppelin 'Houses of the Holy', Tull 'Passion Play', YES 'Relayer', ELP Brain Salad Surgery, Pink Floyd 'Animals' Genesis 'Trick of the Tail' and on and on. Did you happen to be at the Newcastle show ELP taped for Pictures at an Exhibition?
@@timhickson708 Ahh, more great memories no doubt! Silly me did not go to see Pink Floyd or Led Zeppelin. I was really 'in to' Yes, ELP and Genesis at the time, so while I did see all the 1970's tours each did I really missed out on seeing other exceptional bands of the time!! So yes, I was there when Keith Emerson uttered the immortal words ' " were gonna give you Pictures at an Exhibition! " ' and ' " some of the works are Mussorgsky's, some are our own " ' Funny how listening to something like this video triggers listening to other stuff - Awaken that Jon Anderson does with Todmobile is amazing too! I listened to several Genesis albums yesterday and certainly I think Foxtrot is the pinnacle of Classic Genesis with Peter Gabriel at his brilliant best!!!
Amen.
When the singer sounds so wrong for this song you can’t help but make comparisons.
The best version of Supper's Ready I've ever heard with the greatest ever guitarist at the helm!!!!!!
Steve's guitar solo after "Jerusalem..." is insane!! The Todster can really sing, too. Holy Crap!!
What a mastepiece - Thanx Steve Hackett for your and Genesis' music back in the seventhies :-)
A very heartfelt hommage, very listenable and enjoyable, and made all the more authentic with Steve Hackett's part. All this complexity, all this sturm and drang, though, to re-create what 5 young English lads *created* in 1972 with the tools available (no sad little Nord, but the mighty Hammond!) . It makes the original all the more stunning, on reflection. This is the recreation of the Mayflower voyage using an Arktika-class nuclear ice breaker.....
Sparky Patriot VEEERY GOOD INTERPRETATION!!
Completely agree. The version on Seconds Out is perfection, and Hackett is perfect on it. That's how it should sound. That's how HE should sound. This doesn't come even remotely close. Now, that's not to say, Todmobile aren't brilliant (they are) and that sometimes it doesn't work the other way (their rendition of Awaken with Jon Anderson for instance, is sublime - but that partly proves how much, despite everything else, the essence of Yes was often Jon's unique voice).
Absolutely brilliant. One big giant tribute to the 1972 line up, put on stage by the heart of Genesis, one of the most creative musicians ever, a one man Rock Hall of Fame, the incomparable Steve Hackett
I agree 100%
IMO, the best performance of Supper's Ready to date
If I could only listen to one song ever again in my life...it would be this song.
Not The Adventures of Greggery Peccary?
As Sure As Eggs Is Eggs...Best ever use of a symphony orchestra. Cracking version.
Great sound quality too. Magic
Loving music is this delightful indeed, never stop believe in guys, when I was a little girl discovering these Genesis tracks, they made me feel like we can build up a brand new world just the way we love it, just like kids see things on their own, still today we can get the same sensations, the music of the future stays there, in the future, helping us imagine a different world we need so much, wishing our most beloved music stars never get tired performing having fun entertain us fans because music makes life worth living ❤🎉❤
Bravo.