i had everything.....family, job, my woman.......i lost everything..... Steve, you are the only one who helps me in this fucking world........for me , now, it remains only the immortal music you created....thanks .....from the deepest of my heart.
Walter Poluzzi Hang in there Walter , We are all fans of Steve Hackett and support you if needed.Be inspired by this great music and take one step at a time.Good Luck to You :)
Steve Hackett was the beating heart of Genesis. I hear everything I loved the most about Genesis in his solo material and like a lot of his solo stuff as much or more than the Genesis stuff. It's amazing that he's still going strong
At 34:00 I had no idea Hackett was such a harmonica meister. I saw Hackett on his Spectral Mornings tour, with his brother John and the drummer from Spirit. Was excellent!
Steve Hackett es un genio y excelente músico, sus obras musicales son para toda la vida. Acompañado de otro grande en la voz como es John Wetton junto a otros músicos de mucha jerarquía.
Un gran maestro de la Guitarra , Fantástico Chester Thompson en la batería , otro grande , desconocido para muchos , pero su legado siempre estará vigente.
Regardless of Ensemble, Time and Technology...this is the best rendition of Watcher I've Ever Heard. Glad Hadkett is indeed "carrying the torch". RIP John Wetton. It's been a rough couple of years in terms of losing the stalwarts of music.
I've watched several Steve Hackett concerts, from his early gigs to the recent Royal Albert Hall. They are superb, all of them. However, this Tokyo concert is the most fantastic show I've seen so far. If you had to choose an anthological prog concert, I'm afraid this is the one. What a coolness in all these performances, such calm and tranquility, what a a bunch of exceptional musicians! Outstanding, really!
Always a pleasure to listen and watch this again and again, a highly skilled group of musicians playing some of progressive rocks best music ever written, there's some top names on this stage like Chester Thompson, John Wetton etc. but also on keyboards is Julian Colbeck who after playing here decided this lot were a "bunch of old men" and henceforth quit being a professional keyboardist and went on to become a CEO of software company.
"Court of the Crimson King" here at about thirty eight min. America, about 1970, at the girl's house, heard this. She was hot but this was better. And now I am 60 years old, never been South of New Jersey, and this speaks to the glory of Great Britain, the timeless and madrigal nature. We were poor, we had no access, we caught glimpses. I caught this then and it lasted. Beautiful.
Normally I'm not a huge fan of super groups doing renditions of everyone else's classics, but damn if these guys didn't bring the magic. Awesome awesome concert!
Kwinquark1 I know, but often musicians that team up don't do the original songs justice. You kinda missed my point. These guys meshed well together though.
The Tokyo Tapes are just the greatest tapes of a Steve Hackett concert my dad and I wish we could’ve seen. Somewhere my dad has the CD, but I wish this could happen again! Unfortunately it probably won’t, but it’s good to see this!
Steve puts together a great troupe to recreate this- it's so sad to me that Peter, Tony, Phil, and Michael will not join in this. But the talent here makes them not needed.
WOW, what a stunning performance from one of the greatest guitar players in the world. Fantastic line of very talented musicians. I wish I was there. Thank you to James for posting this. I will tresure this for a lifetime. Gio.
Date_2_11_23__Alfonso, sorry for the late reply. Thanks for your interest in these 2 vids. And yes, I agree__John Wetton__R.I.P And the other Crim alumni too.
King Crimson and Genesis are among my very favorite bands so - even before listening to this - I knew I was going to like it. I was not disappointed. Everyone sounds great. I must confess, however, that there were a few times I looked at a close-up of Steve and thought of Nigel Tufnel.
SUPERGROUP!! Thank the gods for Steve Hackett for keeping Genesis alive. After the release of "Trick of the Tail" with the exception of "Seconds Out", Phil turned the band from prog rock to pop rock. It's nice to see John, Ian and Chester. However, Steve always enlists the best. Great upload. Thank you.
Im glad you l8ke Genesis, but get tired of hearing people put down the band under super singwr and drumner Phil Collins. And like Shakespeare, he is responsible for msny fine love songs, Give me all of Genesis, circa 1970 to 2022 including Hacketts brilliant contributions.
What a c typically misguided pronouncement! Phil Colllins, a brilliant singer, drummer, and composer, with Tony and the others, changed the bands direction somewhar, yet not entirely. One of progressive rocks foremost acts, why not enjoy every manifestation of Genesis? I do.
Not Phil, really. The other guys tailgated Phil's solo career to an extent after 1981 but much of the progressive rock feel left the room after Steve left in early 1978 - but then of course, there's Duke's Travels. So I guess the remaining three just decided to make some money in the 80s because prog was dead then in terms of commercial sales. Though thecprog stuff wins in the end and will outlive all the rest. Oops, it has. Steve's band is in tour again in 2024.
They really did imagine those songs before the technology existed or they had the skill to play them... Genesis I mean. As soon as Genesis were doing big, tight, professional stage productions like this, they weren't playing them anymore... And Steve Hackett carried the torch and played them how they should always have sounded :)
Thinking about what you've said..and hey, we're Genesis - Hackett fans..I think a lotof credit for this production..the Hackett video..has to do with this Sony video, the Hall. I just recently saw a Vid of UK recorded in 2012. Them doing One More Red Nightmare..and the sound quality is distinct. Most likely using a 128 Channel mixing board. Really 'really' dedicated full digital channels to soloing instruments. Lots of spacial reverb, subtle and otherwise. On this Watchers version, Julian's Synth I think is directly sampled from Tony Banks Watcher ..from Genesis live. Then processed somewhat, sharpened. They were going for the way a Melotron should sound in the year 1973. Aside from a very slight chord variation or two it's exact. It's gorgeous, and sounds as if it was the first or 2nd piece that was ever played on a new Mellotron.
One time in Rock n Roll, in music..you used to hear this reference to musicians as perfectionist. Well, whatever as is..with those early Genesis they created these tight, compact little audio stories. I guess really starting with White Mountains, but anything of course from Nursery Crime & Fox. I think the beauty with those songs is, not so much how they started them but where, and how to end them. Such a sense of music with the lyrics -- Fountain of Salmacis, Giant Hogweed, Get em Out by Friday..the band had a good/excellent sense of music progression. The 12 string guitar cadence, with a finger cymbal..and that, I don't know what to call it..the decending-trickle-percussion noise. But..any 70's Genesis fan knows this
Prob. the oddest song from the pre-Selling Genesis time period is Harold The Barrell. And just the hurried tempo with it. _ anyway tho, as far as skill..you mentioned Genesis, they all were talented by Nursery Crime. Rutherford on Rickenbacker influenced a lot of bass players.
Wetton is fantastic, singing the Genesis tracks. Also, I love Chester playing a straight groove through "Watcher...". I know it may seem blasphemous, but I think it's a great choice. What a great gig to have experienced. Thank you for posting this!
that's the instrumental interlude (with the poignant guitar solo by Steve Hackett) of "Firth of Fifth" by Genesis [from the album "Selling England by the Pound" (1973)] [note: the original version and (generally) the versions (also live) with Mike Rutherford playing the "Taurus bass pedal" are much better (listen if you want), in my opinion, the taurus and mellotron are fundamental in genesis music] ciao, from Rome ..and good listening!
Wonderful set with some of the greatest musicians of all time. By the way, John Wetton sings "And now you find yourself in '96" in Heat Of The Moment, so it was recorded in '96... Off to part 2...
Ian MacDonald is most humble by playing the parts that Peter Gabriel came up with (on the flute). And John Wetton playing (harmonic) bass while singing (melodic) verse - that separates him even from most rock bass players, let alone those playing prog! Wetton is so under-rated!
Only musos seem to know that, whilw Gabriel is a considerable singer, he wasnt much of a flautist. Contrast Ian Anderson. Hackett rocks as ever, as does Thompson!
John Wetton of course being one of the pioneers of Prog fits in here perfectly. If Greg Lake can play with Asia it's perfectly acceptable for John to do a little Genesis. All they need is Bill Bruford on drums who has played with King Crimson, Yes AND Genesis....
RIP Mr Wetton and Mr McDonald 2 immensely talented players and writers. Battlelines and Talk to the Wind are masterpieces , would have love to seen this combi given Blood om The Rooftops a go, and Spectral Mornings, instead of IKWIL
Hi one last reply. I've just linked over from the Hackettsongs website, complete with tour pics. It seems it was'nt long ago since I'd last looked at it, but really took a min or 2 to see the most recent pics. LarksTounge I hope your able to get there_NYC. I like Steves' most recent band, Gary O'Toole etc. And the UK show pics__right out of the pages of Armando Gallo. State of the Art Venues, Tasteful thematic stage layout. Budget busters eek. Genesis revisited, soundwise & otherwise.
Gracias. I agree; again excellent mixing of the 3 guitars. Not radically different but different. Pro vocal harmonies. _ _ in the next couple of days; I'm finally getting around to it; I'm going to u/l the Qango album. Your a fan of John? I think this you will dig. I've cheked TH-cam and no Qango anywhere. Myself I'm fond of this & prob. more than anything made me a fan of Wetton again. Wikipedia has a page on Qango so....maybe give it a peruse?
Check my local listings. I will! Grew up in the NYC area. thaanks. But, if I can weigh in with another comment on this upload; prob. one of the main, for me allures of this concert is the quality of tone mellotron sound Julian comes up with, or plays. Yea it's a digital synth keyboard I know, but it's so true-to-that-even midrange tone that Banks had in 1972. Programmed with care. And, this just occured to me. And it should'nt be surprising why it was evasive..but..
It's a shame that this video omits Steve's comment on the audio CD, "Here's one of John's", at 51m 55 before "Heat of the Moment" begins. It's just a simple acknowledgement of the origin, and belongs with the track.
Chester may be a better drummer than Phil. John is without doubt better than Michael. Ian and Julian together easily equal Tony. No one is better than Steve. Maybe the best Genesis line-up of all time. If only Peter was here to do the vocals. But I always loved John's voice. John is the voice of King Crimson's Red. How iconic is that? Beautiful.
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i had everything.....family, job, my woman.......i lost everything..... Steve, you are the only one who helps me in this fucking world........for me , now, it remains only the immortal music you created....thanks .....from the deepest of my heart.
Walter Poluzzi Hang in there Walter , We are all fans of Steve Hackett and support you if needed.Be inspired by this great music and take one step at a time.Good Luck to You :)
I’m in the same place, it’s these songs that help me get by
...the best is next to come.
Hey man, if Steve exists it's because God exists. We, fans of Steve from all around the world, are sending our best wishes for you!!!
@@mmmzaargI agree!!
Steve and John's musicality are truly a Gift from God! Two of the best to ever have blessed a stage!! RIP John
20:44 ❤
19:33 🎵🎸🎸🥁🎹
great song, and very nice musicians , ...R.I. P. Dear John
Steve Hackett was the beating heart of Genesis. I hear everything I loved the most about Genesis in his solo material and like a lot of his solo stuff as much or more than the Genesis stuff. It's amazing that he's still going strong
At 34:00 I had no idea Hackett was such a harmonica meister. I saw Hackett on his Spectral Mornings tour, with his brother John and the drummer from Spirit. Was excellent!
Steve Hackett es un genio y excelente músico, sus obras musicales son para toda la vida. Acompañado de otro grande en la voz como es John Wetton junto a otros músicos de mucha jerarquía.
Hackett, Wetton, MacDonald, Thompson ...... Awesome Genesis/ King Crimson !!!
and Hackett Wrote Melotron and his Watcher of THE Skies
Damn...FoF...I never heard bass like that in the original. Smashing!
Un gran maestro de la Guitarra , Fantástico Chester Thompson en la batería , otro grande , desconocido para muchos , pero su legado siempre estará vigente.
Classic lineup of briliant musicans
Regardless of Ensemble, Time and Technology...this is the best rendition of Watcher I've Ever Heard. Glad Hadkett is indeed "carrying the torch".
RIP John Wetton. It's been a rough couple of years in terms of losing the stalwarts of music.
I've watched several Steve Hackett concerts, from his early gigs to the recent Royal Albert Hall. They are superb, all of them. However, this Tokyo concert is the most fantastic show I've seen so far. If you had to choose an anthological prog concert, I'm afraid this is the one. What a coolness in all these performances, such calm and tranquility, what a a bunch of exceptional musicians! Outstanding, really!
Firth of fifth.Masterpiece.John Wettons,bass playing is amazing,as well as his vocal...the entire band..perfect!!
these guys are immaculate musicians. The very best
Wetton singing Peter Gabriel lines actually sounds really, really good!
And no less would be expected from one so multi- gifted as John Wetton. If you can please Fripp you can please anyone.
RIP, John Wetton and Ian McDonald 😢Acoustic version of Heat of the Moment is so nice 😊 Horizons is so beautiful 😍
This is the best band solo ever to support Steve Hackett! What a great sound!!! The instrumental stuff on the Camino Royale song is incredible!!!
This
I most love that Steve is playing songs here that precede his time with Genesis. Awesome.
Which songs would that be? He is co-writer (or in case of "Horizons", sole writer) of each and every Genesis track played!
Always a pleasure to listen and watch this again and again, a highly skilled group of musicians playing some of progressive rocks best music ever written, there's some top names on this stage like Chester Thompson, John Wetton etc. but also on keyboards is Julian Colbeck who after playing here decided this lot were a "bunch of old men" and henceforth quit being a professional keyboardist and went on to become a CEO of software company.
So great to see Steve and Chester on stage together playing Firth of Fifth like in 1977.
Steve has always been my fav, but also seeing Wettons playing and his vocals...Wow. Incredible.
I love how John Wetton sings the Peter Gabriel songs of Genesis. But I wonder why he does not play the bass guitar on this song.
@@psychodelicrock12 He makes up for it in Firth of Fifth!👍👍👍 18:04
Don’t leave out Ian!
Hey! At 32:01 and 34:40 Who was playing tine piano and clav?
@@audiomezKeyboards were played by Julian Colbeck, I think. See what you mean. He's soloing but 35:45 it's Ian Mcdonald playing the clav sound.
"Court of the Crimson King" here at about thirty eight min. America, about 1970, at the girl's house, heard this. She was hot but this was better. And now I am 60 years old, never been South of New Jersey, and this speaks to the glory of Great Britain, the timeless and madrigal nature. We were poor, we had no access, we caught glimpses. I caught this then and it lasted. Beautiful.
"We were poor, we had no access, we caught glimpses". That's a beautiful line! :-)
Ray Stroud Thanks Ray. Beatles the same way, could only see what they showed us and savor it.
grande John Wetton, la voz del progresivo ... que la tierra te sea liviana amigo mio ...
this was fantastic to get this lineup.perfect!!.I can't believe I just found out about this,a few months ago!!.What a treasure!
Steve Hackett. The king of sustain.
Normally I'm not a huge fan of super groups doing renditions of everyone else's classics, but damn if these guys didn't bring the magic. Awesome awesome concert!
+funkster007 They're not somebody else's classics - several of these guys performed on the originals and had input on the writing side
Kwinquark1 I know, but often musicians that team up don't do the original songs justice. You kinda missed my point. These guys meshed well together though.
Came straight here from the 2001 symphonic Yes And You and I. What a pairing.
The Tokyo Tapes are just the greatest tapes of a Steve Hackett concert my dad and I wish we could’ve seen. Somewhere my dad has the CD, but I wish this could happen again! Unfortunately it probably won’t, but it’s good to see this!
Steve puts together a great troupe to recreate this- it's so sad to me that Peter, Tony, Phil, and Michael will not join in this. But the talent here makes them not needed.
WOW, what a stunning performance from one of the greatest guitar players in the world. Fantastic line of very talented musicians. I wish I was there. Thank you to James for posting this. I will tresure this for a lifetime. Gio.
That was the best rendition of Heat of the Moment I've ever heard, amazing!
What a line up; Steve had cool friends!
Love this album and this lineup. The best part is seeing Chester onstage with Steve again like back in 1977.
Yes indeed!
I wrote just the same thing 8 years after you, then read your comment!😂👍👍
Killer Firth of Fifth solo. Wow.
in the court of the Crimson King and Heat of the moment...beautiful songs
Date_2_11_23__Alfonso, sorry for the late reply. Thanks for your interest in these 2 vids. And yes, I agree__John Wetton__R.I.P And the other Crim alumni too.
this man gives me a lot of joy.
18:05 + That bass guitar sublime!
From 17:50 to 21:10 .....Eargasmic !!! Steve and John whaoooouuuu !!!! RIP John :-(
Such a creative original? interlude. Love it when the unexpected is given a chance.
"Watcher of the Skies" (Banks, Rutherford, Hackett, Gabriel, Collins) - 8:59 [Genesis] 0:00
"Riding the Colossus" (Hackett) - 3:32 [Solo Steve Hackett] 9:10
"Firth of Fifth" (Banks, Collins, Hackett, Rutherford, Gabriel) - 9:32 [Genesis]
"Battlelines" (Wetton, Marlette, Mitchell) - 6:43 [Solo John Wetton]
"Camino Royale" (Hackett, Magnus) - 9:06 [Solo Steve Hackett]
"The Court of the Crimson King" (McDonald, Sinfield) - 7:39 [King Crimson]
"Horizons" (Hackett) - 1:53 [Genesis/Solo Steve Hackett]
"Walking Away from Rainbows" (Hackett) - 3:47 [Solo Steve Hackett]
"Heat of the Moment" (Wetton, Downes) - 4:06 [Asia]
Martin Argüello
yes?
This is the best combo of KC and Genesis it can be. Only Phil Collins' presence missing. 10/10!
MUY BUENA EXCENTE MUSICA GRACAIS A STEVE HACKETT ESPECTACULAR
20:43 Probably the best ever exit from that solo!❤❤❤
20:18 I collect all videos with this original ❤❤ pass. I hate the other cheap 5 note pass played often
18:00 Probably the best entry to it, too!😂👍👍👍
The Great Guutarrist and Composition Wonderfooll. ✌️ 👍 🙏 Very good fríends. The NEW Classic Music.
King Crimson and Genesis are among my very favorite bands so - even before listening to this - I knew I was going to like it. I was not disappointed. Everyone sounds great. I must confess, however, that there were a few times I looked at a close-up of Steve and thought of Nigel Tufnel.
Fantastic band...........
Mr.Steve Hackett must be one of the great Composers of our era such as Frank Zappa
SUPERGROUP!! Thank the gods for Steve Hackett for keeping Genesis alive. After the release of "Trick of the Tail" with the exception of "Seconds Out", Phil turned the band from prog rock to pop rock. It's nice to see John, Ian and Chester. However, Steve always enlists the best. Great upload. Thank you.
Im glad you l8ke Genesis, but get tired of hearing people put down the band under super singwr and drumner Phil Collins. And like Shakespeare, he is responsible for msny fine love songs, Give me all of Genesis, circa 1970 to 2022 including Hacketts brilliant contributions.
It didn't actually happen until after Wind and Wuthering and Steve departed the band....
What a c typically misguided pronouncement! Phil Colllins, a brilliant singer, drummer, and composer, with Tony and the others, changed the bands direction somewhar, yet not entirely. One of progressive rocks foremost acts, why not enjoy every manifestation of Genesis? I do.
Not Phil, really. The other guys tailgated Phil's solo career to an extent after 1981 but much of the progressive rock feel left the room after Steve left in early 1978 - but then of course, there's Duke's Travels. So I guess the remaining three just decided to make some money in the 80s because prog was dead then in terms of commercial sales. Though thecprog stuff wins in the end and will outlive all the rest. Oops, it has. Steve's band is in tour again in 2024.
Bravo Maestro!
Heat of the Moment is simply magical....
52:30 RIP John Wetton
AIGOR 757 a
I feel so lucky to have meet him on his last Asia tour at sound check what a honor it was, R.I.P. John Wetton
They really did imagine those songs before the technology existed or they had the skill to play them... Genesis I mean. As soon as Genesis were doing big, tight, professional stage productions like this, they weren't playing them anymore... And Steve Hackett carried the torch and played them how they should always have sounded :)
Thinking about what you've said..and hey, we're Genesis - Hackett fans..I think a lotof credit for this production..the Hackett video..has to do with this Sony video, the Hall. I just recently saw a Vid of UK recorded in 2012. Them doing One More Red Nightmare..and the sound quality is distinct. Most likely using a 128 Channel mixing board. Really 'really' dedicated full digital channels to soloing instruments. Lots of spacial reverb, subtle and otherwise. On this Watchers version, Julian's Synth I think is directly sampled from Tony Banks Watcher ..from Genesis live. Then processed somewhat, sharpened. They were going for the way a Melotron should sound in the year 1973. Aside from a very slight chord variation or two it's exact. It's gorgeous, and sounds as if it was the first or 2nd piece that was ever played on a new Mellotron.
One time in Rock n Roll, in music..you used to hear this reference to musicians as perfectionist. Well, whatever as is..with those early Genesis they created these tight, compact little audio stories. I guess really starting with White Mountains, but anything of course from Nursery Crime & Fox. I think the beauty with those songs is, not so much how they started them but where, and how to end them. Such a sense of music with the lyrics -- Fountain of Salmacis, Giant Hogweed, Get em Out by Friday..the band had a good/excellent sense of music progression. The 12 string guitar cadence, with a finger cymbal..and that, I don't know what to call it..the decending-trickle-percussion noise. But..any 70's Genesis fan knows this
Prob. the oddest song from the pre-Selling Genesis time period is Harold The Barrell. And just the hurried tempo with it. _ anyway tho, as far as skill..you mentioned Genesis, they all were talented by Nursery Crime. Rutherford on Rickenbacker influenced a lot of bass players.
+GraemeMarkNI i still like genesis live and seconds out quite a lot. musicianship still surpasses technology.
Not realy true. He influenced bass players with his Bass pedals.
wow, big treasure! thanks a lot...
Wetton is fantastic, singing the Genesis tracks. Also, I love Chester playing a straight groove through "Watcher...". I know it may seem blasphemous, but I think it's a great choice. What a great gig to have experienced. Thank you for posting this!
Wetton bass playing is fantastic
Great performance, thanks for sharing!
What an incredible line-up
The best live version of "In The Court Of Crimson King" EVER!
I agree. This group of musicians should have the rights to the name KING CRIMSON.
steve and cester ....!!
20:37 Nice touch that Chester is using Sabian cymbals here.
Excelente agrupación recordando temas de génesis King criaron y muy buenas improvisaciones..
OOOH muchio toppistastica gitarista unt Hackett. Boni sominia besti bitsia du genesis. Uoo muchoi amio des gitarista besti progastica uk.
that's the instrumental interlude (with the poignant guitar solo by Steve Hackett) of "Firth of Fifth" by Genesis [from the album "Selling England by the Pound" (1973)]
[note: the original version and (generally) the versions (also live) with Mike Rutherford playing the "Taurus bass pedal" are much better (listen if you want), in my opinion, the taurus and mellotron are fundamental in genesis music]
ciao, from Rome ..and good listening!
Superb, bass and vocal by JW.
Wonderful set with some of the greatest musicians of all time. By the way, John Wetton sings "And now you find yourself in '96" in Heat Of The Moment, so it was recorded in '96... Off to part 2...
Steve Hackett the musical genius that Genesis lost more valuable than Peter Gabriel
Love John Wetton!!!
16:09 Bye bye keyboard solo!😂😅🤣🌪🌪🌪🌪🌪
great show...!
Hackett leaves the sound of génesis. He's a monster.
Incredibly gorgeous as all of his series of releases. It´s missing a good progressive rock
amazing!
Ian MacDonald is most humble by playing the parts that Peter Gabriel came up with (on the flute). And John Wetton playing (harmonic) bass while singing (melodic) verse - that separates him even from most rock bass players, let alone those playing prog! Wetton is so under-rated!
A sad loss
Only musos seem to know that, whilw Gabriel is a considerable singer, he wasnt much of a flautist. Contrast Ian Anderson. Hackett rocks as ever, as does Thompson!
John Wetton of course being one of the pioneers of Prog fits in here perfectly. If Greg Lake can play with Asia it's perfectly acceptable for John to do a little Genesis. All they need is Bill Bruford on drums who has played with King Crimson, Yes AND Genesis....
And John is doing a little Greg Lake in CotCK.
@@kathyratino962 Being that Greg was a founding member of King Crimson and John replaced him it's not surprising....
@@Thundergod- My point exactly. . .
Is Chester Thompson on drums??
+marcos roisman Yup!
+marcos roisman Yes, he is!
Who's Marcos Roisman?
Chester ThompsonOfcourse, who else?
yeah!!! Chesterrrr!!!
Some badass bass pedals on here!
fantastico
Chester Thompson on drums? wow
fabulous : listen to this dvd and 2cd too
there is a drum solo by chester after shadow of the ... and 2 studio tracks
God bless Wetton
Fabuleux
Steves HAIR!
Esto es bueno para dormir.
RIP Mr Wetton and Mr McDonald 2 immensely talented players and writers. Battlelines and Talk to the Wind are masterpieces , would have love to seen this combi given Blood om The Rooftops a go, and Spectral Mornings, instead of IKWIL
nice song
17:59 😎😎😎😎😎😍😍😍😍😍😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
oh yeah good music
Hi one last reply. I've just linked over from the Hackettsongs website, complete with tour pics. It seems it was'nt long ago since I'd last looked at it, but really took a min or 2 to see the most recent pics. LarksTounge I hope your able to get there_NYC. I like Steves' most recent band, Gary O'Toole etc. And the UK show pics__right out of the pages of Armando Gallo. State of the Art Venues, Tasteful thematic stage layout. Budget busters eek. Genesis revisited, soundwise & otherwise.
The Firth still. That is, after that detour. About the detour, I like. It's creative, you don't see it coming. They all put their signatures on it.
Wow - Chester Thomson on Drums!
GOOOOOOOOOD !!
4:48 Steve just LOVES to do that!🤣😅😂
6:28 Yep.
th-cam.com/video/jC60mCGmnDc/w-d-xo.htmlm07s
😂😅🤣👍
Steve with his MC Hammer trousers!!!
With the Crimson stuff - I love Steve, love him, but he cannot do what Robert does. And Robert cannot do what he does.
Rest in Peace John Whetton
Gracias. I agree; again excellent mixing of the 3 guitars. Not radically different but different. Pro vocal harmonies. _ _ in the next couple of days; I'm finally getting around to it; I'm going to u/l the Qango album. Your a fan of John? I think this you will dig. I've cheked TH-cam and no Qango anywhere. Myself I'm fond of this & prob. more than anything made me a fan of Wetton again. Wikipedia has a page on Qango so....maybe give it a peruse?
Check my local listings. I will! Grew up in the NYC area. thaanks. But, if I can weigh in with another comment on this upload; prob. one of the main, for me allures of this concert is the quality of tone mellotron sound Julian comes up with, or plays. Yea it's a digital synth keyboard I know, but it's so true-to-that-even midrange tone that Banks had in 1972. Programmed with care. And, this just occured to me. And it should'nt be surprising why it was evasive..but..
What's the song at 46:20?????? Please answer me!
xparx1 The song at 46:20 is "Horizons". It's originally from the 1972 album "Foxtrot" by Genesis.
Had brilliance written all over it until "Firth of Fifth." Aaaarrrgh - how can you take out the best part??
You mean the piano?
Rich Rolwing This arrangement leaves out my favorite part of the song.
RIP John Wetton.
3:43: Steve 'Velvet hands' Hackett....
It's a shame that this video omits Steve's comment on the audio CD, "Here's one of John's", at 51m 55 before "Heat of the Moment" begins. It's just a simple acknowledgement of the origin, and belongs with the track.
Como suena ...
Chester may be a better drummer than Phil. John is without doubt better than Michael. Ian and Julian together easily equal Tony. No one is better than Steve. Maybe the best Genesis line-up of all time. If only Peter was here to do the vocals. But I always loved John's voice. John is the voice of King Crimson's Red. How iconic is that? Beautiful.