first song in my youtube "pop music" mix, can't complain with a bit of Hatfield. This has always been my highlight of this album along with the Son of Homerton suite.

saw them iin Les Cousins 1967, haven't been the same since (in a most positive way)

I saw this tour in '75. When they were playing "Anyway" at the instrumental bombastic break, they got off time, half the band went one way, other half the other, but they quickly got back in sync just showing that even the greats have a wayward moment.

I saw this tour in January of '75 in New Orleans. They played a small city on the outskirts of town. There was a mexican buffet resturant right next door and i've often imagined the 5 of them standing in line to get Pancho's Mexican Buffet! Rice and beans please!

Beautiful absolutely beautiful

For years and years I thought they sang lebonise

still magnificent

I love the way Rael tries on his false bravado one last time at 2:33 but only a moment later, the best he can manage is a weak little, "Here I go." It's very moving. And then, of course, he ends up saving himself.

<3 thank you so much!

In 60 years since I first heard them I've never come across such a combination of musicality and poetry. The dragon, me, with golden toes and golden fire from by flaming nose, my cave was bright with sultry gems that paled the stars like diadems. Who has ever come up with such a fusion since?

Beatyfull Childs.

This broadcast is Quad SQ encoded

I loved the Incredibles for their nonconformity, and some might say, naivete. I must say that this recording has "harmonies" that are quite "interesting", if not incredible. I'm glad it wasn't the first song of theirs that I'd heard.

Oh the funk in this, the groove, the swing. Probably the best band in the world, ever.

Incredible

Banks, Collins, Rutherford just KILLED on these "power trio" tunes (as with Apocalypse in 9/8 and Cinema Show). I have been a fan of early Genesis, and I love the classic lineup with Gabriel and Hackett - but these 3 lads were the foundation.

You know what mate..I heard the Hatfield album somewher in the middle of the 70's when my elder brother picked it out at the import shop and was intrigued...I searched for this album for years without title or any clue...I fetished the album inside gate sleeve...Although I'd heard many jazz fusion type bands east and west coast USA and ECM German productions which had beautiful production values ,your album was unique...I found it about 3 years ago and give the bugger a spin evry now and then...love shaving is boring...i find it tedious...but at my age if I don't shave I am 15 years older......yeah...Australia we are and were when we found the sound.

Great band, lovely people great memories of a never forgotten time Have followed them since their first album ASTONISHING TIMES All love to those who were there❤

The nicest musician with the nicest voice.

Thanks for posting this. I have a number of the God's Holiday volumes, but not this one. I saw them in roughly this format in late 1973 and early 1974, but several of the arrangements here are different, and they weren't doing 1968 or Jack Straw's Wishes when I saw them. I imagine I'll be listening to this quite a few times.

Thanks for posting. I only now found this. Nice to hear a live version of Scree, one of my favorite parts of the Lamb to listen to, and especially play. Feels similar to (but less forceful than) Apocalypse in 9/8 from Supper's Ready. Really cool stuff. I still consider Lamb to be their magnum opus (at least musically--what a strange concept lyrically)! One has to wonder what they would've produced if PG would've stuck around (although I love his solo stuff--saw him 4X in the early days), although Trick and Wind were great albums.

Kudos to Mike Rutherford for holding it together and keeping it steady while all of this madness is going on around him. Tony and Phil? Damn, boys!!!! That was smokin hot!!!

That was considerably faster than the album and certainly challenged Tony. That happened to him on the Seconds Out tour as well where they would play Cinema show too fast.

I'm a big fan of ISB & I like this album, too. Faves Islands & Glancing. Highly eclectic Ithkos I like not so much but it has its moments, e.g. great cello sound.

67 and still LOVE this music!!! 1975 was when I discovered the whole Euro Canterbury music scene.

What a song....... wonderful!!

The Lamb gets better with age. As much as I liked post-Gabriel Genesis you have to wonder just how good they would have been had Gabriel stayed

2min10 Peter starts singing too late…🙈

THANKS

always❤️ them since my cousin turned me on to them 🧚

appreciate the song my guy!

Love them since 1968

Great quality recording. I wasn't expecting that. I wish they'd recorded the whole show (or preferably filmed it!) That drumming is fantastic.

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Depuis qu'il avait été banni, la créature se demandait aveuglément si les brindilles sombres de la forêt, la lumière tachetée du soleil le guidant sur son chemin, il engloutissait chaque coup de soleil dans sa gorge chatoyante comme s'il n'avait jamais goûté ni vu une telle beauté. Car même avec les pieds sales, déchirés par des ronces errantes et un halo de cheveux qui s'est maintenant transformé en crinière, il a trouvé sa croyance dans le soleil couchant. Finalement, cependant, ce voyage a pris fin. Pas distinct, mais d'un seul souffle, l'aveugle sut que le monde immortel qu'il avait connu pendant toutes ses années s'était éloigné de son corps mortel. Les hommes des marais et leurs arbres décorés de pierres précieuses résonnaient dans la brise, les servantes éthérées de la terre chantaient des mélodies séduisantes, chaque chant d'oiseau auquel il était habitué avait cessé. Il était enfin parti dans l'autre monde. Il faisait noir ici, et ça sentait la vallée humide et ombragée 🧙🦹‍♀🧚‍♀

there's so many noteworthy sections from this suite but 3:22 and Richard Sinclair's basslines are out of this world!!! he was playing this on a fretless, no? those slides at 3:45 are so divine!!!!

GENIESIS

Top teir Genesis, 75,76,77.

GENIESIS

12:00 Pft!!! Facts! Who needs facts?? You can prove anything with facts! Ahh Daevid Allen, pre-empting the Simpsons by a decade - a true misplaced genius!

Finally, somebody post this album... I wants this work for a long time, thanks!

Will be seeing them in Concarneau, Brittany, France in April. I am interested to compare post Alien.

games at 10 mate

El Maestro Richard Sinclair padre del Rock Progresivo...

14:15 excelente musico el gran maestro Richard Sinclair, desde que estaba con Caravan y otros grupos saludos cordiales

That's some great drumming there.

That's what makes Genesis so great. Just how insinc, Tony, Phil, and Mike are.

It's crazy just how good this is. What a talented and well drilled bunch they were!

What a beautiful voice !

The expressive power of the sound architecture breaks with any form of transcription of the real to attach itself to the expression of translucent and fairytale universe. Colors and rhythm of these compositions are a language that gives life to exaltation 🤠🦹‍♀🧙