Genesis - Supper's Ready Pt. 2 - In Concert 1976

[@YamahaMT-zi8cb]

This will forever be the greatest version of the song.

[@justinbligh]

It’s Mikes bass pedals that takes these live songs to a whole new level

[@davidlinnartist]

I saw them perform this in 1978 and Mike's bass pedals shook me to the bones. I was close enough to feel the wind coming from the stacks.

[@justinbligh]

@@davidlinnartist I’m very jealous!! I’m only 23 years old, so I wish I could’ve experienced a Genesis concert in the 70’s. I got to see Steve Hackett in 2019 though!

[@davidlinnartist]

I love that Steve continues to perform the amazing work of Genesis. I actually saw them in '77 and'78, then Peter Gabriel in '79. I was a rabid Genesis fan in high school. I've been waiting for Hackett to perform somewhere closer to me.

[@nicolasbruno3920]

Hackett's performance at the end of the song is so intense here, and gets along pretty well with Bruford's variations.

[@Zerpersande]

I don’t usually (never??) appreciate ‘variations’. But Bruford is an exception.

[@Zerpersande]

4:22 audience views This tour was my first Genesis concert. And the audience was just like this. There was an intense appreciation of what was on stage. It wasn’t a ‘party’. If you’re dancing around to this you just don’t get it.

[@theaussiebrit]

Peak Genesis right here. I will always love Pete's songs sung by Phil cos they just have so much life in them.

[@oceanview2965]

Thank you. Finally, someone feels the same about Phil's vocals as I do. Phil, to me, always sounds like he wrote the lyrics for every song, word for word. Very personal. I love that about him.

[@theaussiebrit]

@@oceanview2965 he made the songs his own and I love that about Phil cos I know he always struggled with Peter's weirder lyrics but he sang them so well!

[@TexGPJ]

As close to prog perfection as it gets. The perfect storm. A time and style that can't be matched before or since. Love The Gabriel versions too, but this has such an awesome mix of technical playing & emotion. Thunderous megatons of Moog mixed with the sweet pastels of mellotron - and meter by THE MAN: Bruford. This is the best sounding/looking upload of this track on YT, believe me I've seen 'em all so I can hit the bookmark on this one when I need my fix. Epic.

[@loucontino4804]

Well said!

[@lazarusravelstein1311]

Well said Tex. I perceive this as the absolute pinnacle of the rock era. Flirting with the divine.

[@Rondo2ooo]

Well said with the exception of one detail: Apocalypse was mainly played through by Phil with additional percussions by Bill. But of course, he's a fantastic drummer in his own right.

[@ytfclector]

Just an astonishing piece of art. Music at its best.

[@Zerpersande]

This is the tour when I first saw Genesis live. Drove from NC down to the the Fox Theater in Atlanta. Very small venue. Great show. I’ve been totally addicted every since. The last concert I saw was their Turn It On Again show in Detroit. Flew in from Japan see them.

[@badrogue66]

You can love Pete , hate Phil, love Phil, hate Pete but one thing cant be denied. Phil sang the FUCK out of Eggs. Chills down my spine.

[@MoultrieGeek]

Agreed

[@trevorwilliams2320]

Amen to that!

[@taskeshou2567]

Agreed, and I love both Phil and Pete

[@hopelines1397]

Thank you for this wise post. Phil's singing is so beautiful it makes me forget whatever was on my overworked mind and just adore this musical masterpiece!

[@evankeal]

The 82 and 86 tour versions were great too.

[@MrDiederikDuck]

The part that amazes me all the time is the part after the bridge when guitarists and drums resume playing in 9/8 while Tony Banks starts playing in 7/8. Imagine how hard that is to keep track of your own timescale, especially for Tony Banks.

[@tonymain341]

That's what makes Genesis so amazing, their ability to jam so perfectly, such a great part of Supper's Ready, the build up is just awesome .😎👍

[@al1665]

Phil took those Peter tunes and just gave them a loose, jam band type of feel. The best live band ever by this period, no question.

[@nathaninostroza7655]

That sums up for good regarding this silly Gabriel era cocksuckers who undermine phils performances and inmense talent. As usual, ppl with ears but without the abbility to use them.

[@nathaninostroza7655]

Eventhough i love Hackett and Gabriel s contributions to Genesis, it was obvious that the Tony Mike Phil pack was where the core of the bands creativity was, just like Ritchie Lord Paice on purple. Get Tony Mike or Phil out and genesis wouldnt have worked as good even with Steve or Peter still on the menu. Granted they continued to carry on after the other two departures despite prog pricks turning their backs on them, since their brand of pop and rock was as refreshing and as good although different from their former style we grew up loving so much. Love genesis, hate prog fans.

[@MrDiederikDuck]

All the melody lines in Suppers Ready are written by Tony Banks, only the lyrics are written by Peter Gabriel. Furthermore this was really a band effort, all the members contributed to this song.

[@tonymain341]

​@@nathaninostroza7655Genesis will always be one of the best bands of our times.😎👍

[@roryglen6491]

Brings tears to a glass eye.

[@alencar5420]

It´s incredible the way Phil Collins sing this song! It´definately with heart and soul!

[@michaelmeden9117]

Witnessed this concert around the same time this was filmed at the Cleveland coliseum. Closest thing to a religious experience at a concert I have ever seen.

[@robertdebrus3732]

A wall of sound. I saw them at the Spectrum back in the '80s it was glorious the fans look like there in a church listening to a sermon

[@richardmyers3773]

One of the greatest and under rated bands ever. Phil taught me drums , Thank you Phil, Great memories from bay area Ca.

[@magog6852]

Underrated my ass. They sold out every concert they ever had lmao

[@richardmyers3773]

@@magog6852 but they never got the respect as did the AM crowd. Sure ticket sales were solid, but answer me this? EVERYONE I talked to back in the day had never heard of genesis until "Follow Me, Follow you". Mr. MY ASS

[@soothsayerbh1038]

​@@magog6852 love your name. But saying genesis are underrated is like saying Gary Moore is underrated.

[@slackdude1]

Absolutely earth shaking performance. The best soundtrack to mushroom cloud footage by a country light year. The band carving it up beyond compare

[@al1665]

I'd rather do other types of mushrooms to this

[@Janusz-i7u]

Awesome performance and chemistry. Banks-Bruford-Collins-Hackett-Rutherford Genesis best lineup ever ❤

[@giorgiodero8479]

Nessuno come i Genesis...... nessuno.

[@solameanie]

The dual drumming between Bill Bruford and Phil Collins adds thunderous power to this rendition. Phil's vocal is smoother too.

[@armandogamer2982]

This is my favourite song

[@alexlel6815]

Absolute masterpiece. Lyrical and powerful up to the Sublime. The godfathers of Post-rock !

[@davidmansell5986]

The angel will always stand in the sun.

[@brucegelman5582]

This makes my brain drip with delight.An Eargasm of Epic proportions

[@johansteenslandmusic3699]

Fabulous version -- love it!

[@AdamqK]

A bit late to the party, but thanks so much for posting these clips. They are absolutely phenomenal. It's great to see Bruford behind the drum kit, and it's FANTASTIC to hear Hackett giving serious welly with the guitar, fierce and fiery stuff and not buried in the mix, as I feel he is on "Seconds Out".

[@alexno.335]

I re-watch this video so many times it's unreal

[@HobbesJD1]

The end of this song is prog perfection. I'm not religious but want to be by the end.

[@joshuaswannmusic6462]

My thoughts exactly.

[@davidgainsford9925]

The book of revelations

[@claytonvernon8793]

Hackett's guitar is (also) singing with divine inspiration at the end of this song.

[@hopelines1397]

Progressive rockers aimed for the stars and sometimes they reached them!

[@Anglagard1]

Can you feel your soul ignite?

[@alexno.335]

Genesis never fails to ignite my soul

[@doa_3]

Шедевр на всі роки

[@kamwrites]

Amazing quality! Never noticed Tony "singing" so many lyrics before. Used to have this on VHS when it aired on NightFlight (think that was the name of the show) in the 80's. Feel like I can actually see it now. LOL!

[@omarvicedo8385]

Brilliant performance. Masterpiece. Thank you very much for sharing this historical document

[@richardbradley1532]

Absolutely love the guitar on this version.

[@MostafaTamer89]

This is a Peter song forever, however my favourite version of the song is that live version from 1976 with Hackett on guitar and Bruford on drums, takes it to another level instrumentally! Also Phil does a great job on vocals even though I will always prefer Peter for this song, but instrumentally this live version is another level completely! After "Shine On You Crazy Diamond", "Supper's Ready" is a very close second as the greatest progressive rock piece ever written!

[@joeybenoit6269]

There's nothing like melodic hard edge progressive music like this! Nothing!

[@KennethACrashwaggonMusic]

I think I saw it best mentioned somewhere else. Peter was cerebral, but Phil just connected emtionally. And for that reason Phil's version is my favourite. Dramatic, emotional and he had the vocal chops Peter didn't.

[@WATCHEROFTHETIME]

Euphoric masterpiece!

[@richardmyers3773]

As a faithful follower since 1975, I really miss these guys. Watching them on video does no justice. When u saw them live from 10th row was utopia. As a studio drummer, Phil and Chester kicked ass.

[@crallali]

tyvm for posting this - fills a gap in the then there was Bill Brufford, then Tony and Steve fell out then there were three then there was chester, just before the real worldwide explosion. is a great performance of a great song. i would wish for the band without the egos, but it would never have happened in the first place!

[@tomassalinasvilches8363]

La voz de Phil en esta canción me genera cosas que no puedo explicar, sencillamente hermoso

[@PeppE019]

Grande Video

[@loucontino4804]

Stellar!

[@pietrozaffutomusic]

AWESOME

[@joseiturra8083]

Guau lo mejor que e escuchado en Rock progresivo, bien gracias por esto .

[@benWTL]

This is, IMO, the best version of Suppers Ready, perhaps better than the studio version. It sounds so much more war-like and hellish. There’s a video on KZbin called Genesis 1976 live remastered (24 to 25 speed correction) which is the cleanest version of this.

[@curmudgeonextraordinaire1884]

Phil’s version of this is way better than Gabriel’s.

[@ronaldothomejunior3702]

Listen the 1982 versions!

[@romeoaldisio2847]

Che meraviglia!

[@ronaldothomejunior3702]

7:59 What a Thunder!

[@michaeltindall2324]

I saw this in 1976 in GR, MI but was not aware of the impact of the song.

[@Zerpersande]

4:22 audience views This tour was my first Genesis concert. And the audience was just like this. There was an intense appreciation of what was on stage. It wasn’t a ‘party’. If you’re dancing around to this you just don’t get it.

[@nickmastro6870]

Tony Banks needs to get an ACTUAL mellotron and ARP Pro Soloist for next tour.

[@morbidmanmusic]

what year do you think you live in?

[@nickmastro6870]

@@morbidmanmusic a year where he can at least get a perfect recreation on a vst rather than a crappy lead synth preset that didn't fit the vibe. great player, dont like half of his sounds for the past couple tours.

[@nickmastro6870]

@MF Nickster there was when I wrote the comment

[@nickmastro6870]

@MF Nickster Mellotrons are indeed pretty pointless as standalone instruments now, same with ARP pro soloist but it's sounds are actually easily replicable because there's an exact virtual software instrument of it.

[@sdarryg3413]

I have to say, Phil sang the 666 bit to perfection.

[@JusCuz410]

It's fantastic, but it's apples and oranges compared to the '82 Apocalypse which was absolutely evil.

[@DarthABBA]

@@JusCuz410 they did it again in '86 which must have been crazy to hear sandwiched in between Invisible Touch and such

[@danielecardinali7349]

2:48 Sir Bill Bruford at his best

[@amarce904]

La base que hacen Hackett y Rutherford es mortal!!!.

[@MikeFlood-oe3tu]

it's almost like Banks is looking on, thinking, "...holy f***, can he ever sing this well. And to think we auditioned other vocalists, ffs."

[@joeybenoit6269]

Lord of lords! King of Kings! Has been told to leave his children and return to the New Jerusalem!!! Favorite part! Cuz they're singing about Christ!

[@morbidmanmusic]

it is fantasy.gods are not real. They are not a religious band, even though they exploited titles.

[@markwalker483]

🙏

[@JayRiemenschneider]

They’re actually singing about George Best

[@u2be1201]

Hacketts tapping at the end is more inspiring than... you know who...

[@pierpaolosciola2697]

Mamma mia!

[@ДмитрийДонской-м5ш]

Потрясающе!!!

[@stevejohnson7818]

that was ducking awesome

[@paulorobertobouhid7034]

Uma viagem....

[@bernardovargasc]

3:26 Bill Bruford!

[@estebangranados2583]

¡ Qué lujo ver ésto !!!!

[@drb_physix]

Epic!

[@brianbissenden4509]

I wonder if an un edited version still exists. Film company must of filmed all of the concert

[@nickmastro6870]

Unedited would be way better, they should have just released the whole show on two tapes.

[@Eleventhearlofmars]

It does exist but the director who did this version has it and won’t release it.

[@PythagorasLookingGlass]

@4:28 how could anyone be ASLEEP during this 😂

[@JayRiemenschneider]

How the hell does the filmmaker show it is what I want to know. Really could’ve happened any time in the show and edited in but WHY would you want to show that🤔

[@richawdon3856]

Magestic

[@andrewwillan3372]

If the mystical Jesus was to return, surely, this would be honest 'welcome back to earth' song.

[@ВадимНиколаев-р6м]

Коллинз,молодец,группу сохранил,интересно видеть его бородатым и волосатым)) Вокале его мне всегда казался необыкновенным !!!

[@specialk8888]

If this had the rest of the song I would probably say this is the superior version. Bill's drumming combined with Hackett's playing is just phenomenal

[@louise_rose]

The only aspects missing here are the stereo sound image (which we get on Second's Out, recorded a year later, of course) and the added heavy funkiness that Chester brought to the band - but other than that, this is pretty much on a level with the classic 1977 live recording. There is a soundcheck recording without vocals that's been circulating since the 1990s - I heard it when it surfaced last year on KZbin, but now the upload is gone - it's from a pre-show soundcheck tape, most likely London in January1977. Phil isn't present I think and there's no audience, but the other four are there and the sound is heavier and clearer than on Second's Out (because there's been less compression added as Phil's vocals were absent)...it's a truly roaring tape and gives off the feeling of what it would have been like to hear them really up close in concert at the time.

[@specialk8888]

@@louise_rose I actually prefer Bill Bruford. I love the jazziness that he brings to it. I would love a clearer version of when they did it again in 1982 but they’re all really muddy and poor quality

[@louise_rose]

@@specialk8888 The 1982 show was a bit under-rehearsed, and Hackett only comes in at the very end of the gig. It was a very emotional occasion for both the band and the fans, musically it's not that solid (which Peter himself admitted in an interview years later), but I do like that there is at least a soundboard record of it.

[@simonwebster7813]

Steve makes this. But we get Phil and cloud video.

[@frankhoulihanfh4972]

Sure wish you could have given us the full song.

[@trumps-not-rightfor-us5603]

ONE OF THE MOST PERFECT PERFORMANCES OF SUPPER IS READY PART TWO... WE NEED TO SEE THE FULL VIDEO OF SUPPER'S READY.. WHERE IS PART ONE THIS NEEDS TO BE A COMPLETE FILM OF THIS PARTICULAR LIVE PERFORMANCE FROM 1976.. ALWAYS HAVE BEEN VERY DISAPPOINTED IN THE FACT THAT GENESIS CONCERT FILMS ARE ALREADY BROKEN UP INTO PIECES.. IT'S SIMPLY NOT THE SAME I'VE WITNESSED GENESIS LIVE DURING THE 1976 1977 TOURS.. HAVE SEEN SEVEN SHOWS FROM THE 1976 TOUR UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL.. AND 10 SEPARATE CONCERTS FROM THE 1977 TOUR.. THESE WERE THE BEST YEARS OF THE GENESIS MUSICAL BOX LED BY PHIL COLLINS EVER.. I AM SO VERY GLAD TO HAVE BEEN ALIVE AND OLD ENOUGH TO SEE THESE SHOWS.. ONE COULD NEVER IMAGINE TO BE SO LUCKY.. THE ERA OF ICONIC MUSICAL ACTS AND BELOVED MUSICAL SUBSTANCE OF THIS TYPE.. IS NOW OVER DONE AND GONE.. NEVER TO BE EXPERIENCED AGAIN IN PERSON BY ANYBODY.. EXCEPT FOR AUDIO AND FILM.. I CAN STILL PLAY BACK IN MY HEAD BOTH VISUALLY AND AUDIBLY WHAT I EXPERIENCED FROM 1976 TO THE END OF 1977 WITNESSING GENESIS LIVE.. THESE MEMORIES ARE PRECIOUS OH HOW I WISH I COULD COMMIT THEM TO FILM.. BUT I'LL ASK NO ONE CAN BECAUSE OF THAT PERSONAL EXPERIENCE AND THE FACT THAT WHAT YOU CAN SEE IN YOUR MIND'S THIRD EYE AND HEAR WITH YOUR INTERNAL VOLUME COULD NEVER BE PLACED ON CELLULOID. THE WORLD WILL BE LISTENING AND WATCHING GENESIS OF THIS ERA HONESTLY FOR THE NEXT 200 YEARS..

[@nicolasmrn]

Anyone knows if there are Genesis live videos like these but from The Lamb era with Gabriel?

[@paulcarfantan6688]

Well apparently there was a German guy who filmed about 45 minutes of a Lamb concert on 16 millimeter film. There is a twenty seconds sample from it from the song "In the cage" and a few seconds from "The Lamia" and also of Gabriel applying make up to his face backstage to portray Rael. I first saw these samples on a Vhs biography of the group in the late 1990`s and couldn`t believe my eyes. Problem is, it seems like the German guy has always wanted to keep the footage for himself. Besides that you have footage from French tv of the song "Counting out time" with really good quality except it`s in black and white. If someone could colorize it, I`m sure that it would look great. For the rest there is quite a bit of 8 millimeter footage, but the image is often grainy and without sound of course. Someone should treat them into HD, that would be a great improvement.

[@nicolasmrn]

@@paulcarfantan6688 Thank you for the long answer, sir.

[@paulcarfantan6688]

@@nicolasmrn No problemo.

[@gregsturgeon6497]

As great as this song is, it was even better stoned. Trust me, I was there.

[@FormulaProg]

Is this full gig on dvd?

[@Soapboxview]

____ em!

[@OlafProt]

Was there ever any of that "we want Peter" at their '76 gigs? No. Here's why.

[@steveoconnor87]

What time singnature

[@alessandroseresi4313]

Simplicio the best

[@hartonorahardjo8637]

The flute sound is removed

[@hpatss4966]

This is pretty good, bruford shines in some really unexpected moments, but he also wanes in giving me the moments I’m truly looking for (Chester). Overall pretty good but not the beat

[@adoniskayreyhantristansyah1535]

Phil Collins is nice sing

[@44hornet]

the audio that is

[@projectz975]

damn, the Lion King guy was into some weird shit back in the day

[@projectz975]

wait no Phil Collins did Tarzan... but like if Elton John ever sang this one id prolly go bonkers for it

[@44hornet]

the adio is a half second late

[@dej1971]

2021/22 ... 666 is no longer alone!!!

[@josedealbuquerquejr.941]

Bill Bruford’s performance on Apocalypse 9/8 is fucking disappointed. He’s one of my favorite drummers, but he ruined the rhythm session! 3:48 what the fuck he was trying to do? 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

[@JayRiemenschneider]

Exactly. Really bad sequence.

[@GraachAhim]

Cara, ele arruinava todas as músicas do Genesis, que era uma banda perfeccionista, que tentava executar ao vivo as músicas de modo fiel às gravações, enquanto o Brufford sempre foi um improvisador nato. Escolha errada para o início da fase quarteto, felizmente logo substituído pelo Chester.

[@josedealbuquerquejr.941]

@@GraachAhim prova disso é que no álbum Seconds Out praticamente todas as músicas foram tocadas por Chester. John Wetton dizia que o que atrapalhava muito Bruford era sua mania de querer ser um baterista de jazz. Ele deixava de ser um dos melhores bateristas de rock do mundo, pra ser um baterista de jazz medíocre. Seu período no Genesis é uma prova disso. Insistia em improvisar e modificar o tempo das músicas, querer tocar as músicas de “sua forma”, inclusive dando esse toque jazzístico que simplesmente não batia com o estilo da banda. Phil Collins era fã dele(e do Yes também, chegou a ser quase um groupie, ia a quase todos os shows da banda pra ver Bruford tocar) e viu que foi um grande erro chama-lo pra turnê. Tem uma entrevista de Brufford onde ele fala que o clima “familiar” do Genesis o incomodava, que era muito diferente ele tocar numa banda onde participava do processo criativo, como KC ou Yes, ou tocar como um músico contratado, que tinha apenas que tocar o que já havia sido escrito e gravado. Esse temperamento de alguma forma teimoso e insolente de Brufford foi motivo de queixa de vários músicos que tocaram c ele

[@GraachAhim]

@@josedealbuquerquejr.941 Pois é. E anos depois o próprio Brufford se arrependeu de ser cabeça-dura e inclusive pediu desculpas públicas ao Genesis, confessando que teria sido muito bom para a própria carreira ter "se enquadrado" e continuado com o Genesis. Li isso no excelente livro "Genesis - Chapter and Verse".

[@josedealbuquerquejr.941]

@@GraachAhim também tem uma entrevista muito boa dele aqui no KZbin, onde ele fala que deveria ter tido outra postura com o Genesis, isso é muito positivo e uma prova que as observações que estamos fazendo procedem

[@lorenzomoneta17]

At 4:27 not a huge Genesis fan

[@valley_robot]

He looks like a Peter Gabriel fan who is going to murder Phil Collins after the gig

[@fazmananarju8779]

Me gusta más la versión de phil.pero es una obra de Peter.after all.

[@shyshift]

Where's part 1?

[@davidryan7386]

its never been seen. this comes from the 76 film they made. just under an hour or 50 min.

[@ixoye56]

It's not the same without Gabriel.

[@gweilospur5877]

His song isn’t the same without PG.

[@lou6977]

people sleepin'! :D How they dare!!

[@txdap786]

I think she was probably passed out...

[@lekid5332]

Peter Gabriel is THE one

[@chrisphilpott]

wet rust

[@chrisguygeezer]

This is excellent but, PG could always project his voice with more conviction and terror.

[@TheAmarok87]

You should listen to he live version of 1982, then.

[@JayRiemenschneider]

Uh, no.

[@lennon190206]

Collins sang suppers ready so much better than PG in my opinion , and the greatest ever live performance of this so is on the seconds out album !

[@chrisguygeezer]

@@lennon190206 😂😂😂😂

[@chrisguygeezer]

@@lennon190206 you're in the minority. Entitled to your own opinion of course

[@batphink2655]

Throw them occult shapes Phil, yes I'm so disappointed in you also you're too much talented to be doing that BUT alas your Managers and 'Handler's make you right?

[@djamcat]

The organ in place of the flute, oh boy it sucks. The drumming sucks and it is too loud. U can barely hear the keyboards. It sucks.

[@morbidmanmusic]

sucks? exaggerate much? just you suck, really

[@robertglisson6319]

"Can't hear the keyboards?!?" Wasn't ever said about a Genesis song from the Prog years. If anything, we don't hear enough of Steve Hackett's guitar except for recordings like this. As for Bruford's drumming, (a) he just joined for the tour; (b) most of his innovations are tremendous, but not all of them work (part of being an innovator, not a rote performer), and (c) Apparently, the band liked him, as they offered him membership, which he declined. I do miss Peter's flute, however...

[@horstweber7705]

Unerreichbar

[@richardmyers3773]

Bill and Phil was just as great