Suppers Ready

[@AHowardAz]

I think that people either forget or don't realize that all of these gentlemen were either 21 or 22 years of age when they made this. That is incredible (at least to me). Music still fresh and enjoyable to listen to.

[@MickDunne100]

They were "old souls" musically.

[@1990-t1j]

22. I was 19 at the time. Not that that last bit's relevant.

[@EixtremeDrummer]

Agreed, It's also remarkable that all that wonderful music was created/recorded... 48 years ago. It seems unreal to me!

[@vincentv.9729]

It was a time when there were no boundaries for creativity because art was more important than marketing. Today it would be very difficult to go see a producer with a 24 minutes opera-style song and convince him that there is some value in it. And unfortunately, the producer would be right to refuse

[@Driver2616]

Art like this is dead these days and no producer would dare try to embrace it

[@weebolddavy]

Best song I've heard in my 62 years. Suppers Ready will out live us all........

[@luizfelipels7]

Greatest composition in modern music.

[@sbornot2b]

It kills me when the late great herd of bygone critics parroted the lame criticism that it was all 'pretentious.' The members of Genesis were (mostly) wealthy boarding school and art school teens, imaginative, inexperienced, well-educated, literary, intelligent, skilled, ambitious, naive, and eager to make their mark. Not one bit of what they did was pretending anything... it was who they were. They made no claims for themselves. What the critics were really saying is they were uncomfortable with the complexity and creativity, the weirdness, and they'd rather enforce the unwritten rules that rock be macho, not too smart, overemotional, simple, pedestrian, and working class.

[@catfdljws]

Well, to a degree they were. But it also misses a key aspect of the British aesthetic. For the English, often the pretension IS the art form. Whether it was prog rock's early days, or The Wall film, or the crazed metaphors and massive scale of the 2012 Olympics opening ceremonies, or (related ot the Oscars), the attitudes that drove a film like Chariots of Fire. Pretension itself is part of the aesthetic. It wouldn't quite feel English if it wasn't there in some form.

[@MrBajawillie]

The critics that thought it was pretentious, were taken for a ride.

[@AnAmericanFan]

Same critics that hated Rush, most Rolling Stone flunkies. I found that in my years of listening, to pay closer attention to groups and albums that the media had a penchant to trash for everything that they did. Often we the listener discovered early what the media either never did, for what reason remains a mystery to me, or took years to begrudgingly acknowledge genius as is in Genesis (and Rush).

[@luciodellaporta7201]

At that point Genesis was the best prog rock band ever period. The gran finale of the song is just bone chilling... there's an angel standing in the sun and Steve guitar answer to Peter lyrics is just amazing.. I also love how heavy Apocalypse is. Incredible how in those days Genesis was able to sound like a musical box inside an enchanted Forest or fierce and heavy like Zeppelin. I don't remember another long song so effective and well balanced like this one ... So yes Steve : you were in the best one at the time!!! Keep going Maestro

[@menenioagrippa458]

condivido in pieno.. (da un 62n..ahime' :-))

[@garygarber9310]

Afterglow

[@fandru5538]

I thought for almost 50 years that the final guitar solo was the best you could get. Not a single note to be changed. And then, I saw the rendition on the Genesis revisited at Royal Albert Hall, and the lenghty guitar solo at the end of the show, so long and so gorgeous, and so moving. For weeks I couldn't help myself to go back and hear it, again and again, with goose bumps and tears in my eyes every time. A gift from heaven. Thanks, Steve, for all this beautiful music all along the years.

[@Katharating]

For me … well, not the opposite but: i always loved the piece but it felt like 'unfinished' for me personally. For me it always ended like an everyday pop song just fading out because we have no idea how to end it otherwise. I always felt like "it is fading out but there is still stuff going on, tension is still going on … wth … feels like a fragment" After watching that RAH rendition … wow … for me pers. the perfect stuff. And at the end: finish line reached, now all is written, all is said, i am missing nothing, now i can rest in piece. ;)

[@kenjude1]

I confess to extremely watery eyes when I heard him play the new coda at Cambridge Corn Exchange.

[@Katharating]

In addition… at the end… Nad's different tone of "there's an angel standing in the sun" and "This is the supper of the Mighty One" For **me** personally … it fits better in this feeling of being overwhelmed/stunned in that given situation (described by the text) combined with total surrender to the power of the 'scenery' … [if it makes any sense ;) ]

[@donaldanderson6604]

If you're referring to the rendition with orchestra then I would say that was one of Steve's finest moments (and there are thousands to choose from.)

[@Ifyoudonttakeitucantfakeit]

I agree! Why was Steve faded out on this huge epic! Even on seconds out the opportunity to go mad was missed!

[@antanasmokus]

Oh, man... I really tried to hear what mighty Steve had to say... But my ears and heart went rightly to the song behind

[@kurtborchers6178]

from the first time i heard this song, way back in the 70s, it's been my favorite Genesis song and every time the meme comes up on any social media platform asking what one song would you take to a deserted island...this song is my choice every time. and if that wasn't enough, the song will always hold a special place in my heart, for when my dad passed away back in 1989, i had the Reverend read these words at his memorial service... like the river joins the ocean as the germ in a seed grows we've finally been freed to get back Home there's an angel standing in the sun and he's crying in a loud voice this is the supper of the mighty one the Lord of Lords King of Kings has returned to lead his children Home to take them to the New Jerusalem

[@krismurphy7711]

Steve, thanks for the insight about your feelings about the song and where Genesis was at. Appreciate it being now, PERMANENT, record for those who come along down the road...and are in awe...and journey through historic recordings and interviews such as this!!

[@teelurizzo8542]

A masterpiece really. Both 'Foxtrot' and 'Selling England By The Pound' are perfect records, two masterpieces, and my favorite Genesis albums. Sublime collections of timeless, superb musical creations that still sounds groundbreaking and fresh 50 years later. Thanks for sharing your insights and music.

[@badrogue66]

The whole guitar during Eggs is spectacular but the lick ( or response I guess) after " There's an angel standing in the sun " is the most have every hair on your body stand up " moment in rock guitar history. It literally gives goosebumps every time.

[@c.fitzpatrick12]

Foxtrot, Suppers Ready will always be my favorite Genesis album and song. And Steve you are my favorite single musician of all time.You prove this every album you release and every concert you perform. Thank you for every bit of music you've ever made.

[@GuitarLessonsBobbyCrispy]

Great album! I've been playing 'Horizons' on guitar for the past 32 years. And I learned it by ear, back when there were no tabs available.

[@zblip22]

Suppers Ready is a masterpiece. Thank you Genesis for bringing it into the world. Someone should do an orchestral version

[@deviledtrump146]

Look up Hackett / Todmobile Supper's Ready in Iceland. It's a winner.

[@lesleymurphy60]

Firth of the fifth is prob one of my favourite guitar solos of all time. Been listening to it since I was a kid, brought up on it over 20 years. Thanks for such a magical piece of music Steve! X

[@thejma724]

Mizz Floyd yes yes yes, Firth of Fifth guitar solo is subliminal heavenly...I have listened to that song countless of times, and the best versions are the studio from SEBTP, and the live from Seconds Out ....FOF together with Ripples, Afterglow, Fading Lights, One for the Vine, Carpet Crawlers, and Suppers Ready, the top 1 song fav from Genesis (I rolled those 7 into one fav all time) ...cheers, this music will transcend our times, just like the great classical composers (Bach, Mozart, Beethoven), to be discovered and enjoy by generations to come because it’s essence is timeless

[@lesleymurphy60]

thejma724 spit on, I love all of these songs, I have been listening to them since I was a child. I was brought up on genesis. I know every word and every note to everyone of. Them songs. I do believe genesis are technically the best band of all times. I love the “Seconds out” version. Squonk is my favourite songs by genesis. Is so difficult to choose one though! Thanks for the reply !

[@Darkfatheroftheuniverse]

Dear Mr Hackett, thanks for the music you created, I was 15 years when I began to listen to Genesis in 1989, and Supper's Ready was the first track I heard on a cassette player at my friend. Thanks, so many years ago, and still I am hungry for my "Supper"

[@suededogs9670]

I've been playing classic Genesis all week , driving home in the sunshine through the Devon countryside. Just amazing this band , always 💖💖💖🙏🙏🙏

[@Eckstein1957]

Supper's Ready is so powerful. Look forward to seeing your band or Genesis again in concert. Canada, especially Montreal and Toronto have always loved Genesis !!

[@alanlucas501]

Absolute classic. Apocalypse 9/8 is absolutely stunning. A true favourite for all Genesis fans.

[@ThefightingCelt]

Suppers Ready remains the best piece of music Genesis put on record . It is magical .

[@misterrichard3391]

I justed listed my all time top 10 albums on Facebook and Foxtrot was right at the top. Thanks Steve, can't tell you how much I've enjoyed Supper's Ready and Genesis through the years. Was sorry I did not get to see you in Atlanta. Spectral Mornings is a big favorite too. You are an extremely talented musician and it's so nice to get to thank you personally. Please tour again! 💝

[@leroylucas4069]

I was 14 years old when I baught my fist Genesis album. It was Genesis live. It started off with watchers of the sky, getem out by friday, the return of the giant hugweed and so on. It's was the first time I listend to Genesis. Thought these songs were awesome to listend too. Untell I bought foxtrot. Could get enough of suppers ready. But then years gone by, genesis started faiding out of me. That was in 1974. I'll be 60 next month. For some reasond now and for the last 3 months I been inspierd to listend to suppers ready. I nderstand the meaning behind it so clearly now. I seen genesis back in 1995, 96 but never had the houner to personaly see steve hacket perform. I also had the houners of seeing daved gilmour of pink floyd performe the bending of the strings of his guitar. But Steve on the other hand invented a way to keep the sound going longer while bending the guitar string. Before I depart from this planet, I would like to see steve hacket perform just ones. Sorry for the long coment.

[@MattGarratt]

Steve, you guys are still the best band in the world. Thank you for going on the music cruises and for keeping this music alive for all of us. I finally got around to watching the DVD of Genesis Revisited with the Heart of England Orchestra. Shadow of the Hierophant with Amanda Lehman and Gary O'Toole was as stunning visually as it was musically. I am getting chills just writing this. Hope the band is great and give Jo our best. Can't wait till next time!

[@mikeshaffer4912]

Listening to Genesis when I was younger is what made me take up band and learn to play percussion when I was in grade school. I play a bit of guitar these days too. Thank you and the other members of Genesis for the incredible songs and music and for the inspiration to learn to play. I hope you and yours are all safe and doing well Mr. Hackett.

[@jkorshak]

Supper's Ready remains an amazing achievement to this day. Once you heard it you never forgot it.

[@rickylewis8178]

LOVE THIS thank you Steve! my favorite all time song OF COURSE! love the guitar work at the end especially when you played this over the past years with REVISITED TOUR you extended it amazingly

[@thejma724]

Suppers Ready, a masterpiece for the ages,...yes, Genesis the best symphonic rock band in the whole wide world

[@Sammeep02]

Supper's was my song of the year for 2021. Deserved!

[@geetee6476]

Hi Steve...it's an absolute musical masterpiece! ...I have to listen to it regularly to get my musical fix lol ...the 'All Change' switch is particularly clever...makes me think about this song every time I get on a train

[@dinosaurworld839]

Followed the band around the UK since inception favorite's Foxtrot & Lamb moved to OZ 74 made a few bucks got into Racehorses bred a filly named her Suppers Ready she didn't win anything but she bred a couple that did, Anyone interested she's in the Australian Thoroughbred Studbook early '80s ... Thank's Steve watch everything you do

[@axelmcleod8427]

Incredible track. It took too long for me to discover it. Thanks for sharing some personal insights Steve.

[@MeirCohen.kingbibi]

The most wonderful 23:05 minutes ever. Supper's ready.

[@kingcrimson234]

It certainly was (and still is) the world's best band, Steve. Despite my username, Genesis has been my favorite since I was a little kid. You all were really something special, and your work has made such an impact on my life. Thank you!

[@phenixreturns]

i paid a tribute to his amazing guitar playing especially if he was in Genesis again ! kzbin.info/www/bejne/i3TKdquYbpx_o7M no son of mine with the 3 guitarists Of Genesis ! kzbin.info/www/bejne/mGGwlKiros-ib7M no son of mine with the 3 guitarists! 2d version kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJvLgJKwm6uaZrM your style in "on the shoreline" :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/ooCseWl6bblqic0 you liked invisible touch prog rock :)

[@kingcrimson234]

@Remimi2017 della Torre-Torriani King Crimson was (and still is) great, but they're more of an experimental, improvisational band. They do really interesting stuff, but Genesis makes me feel amazing things when I listen to their music. Something KC has only very rarely been able to pull off. The Fripp/Wetton/Bruford combo was the best, but the songwriting can't compare to Genesis.

[@Lamiabibliotecapersonale]

Dear Steve, how I loved your songs when I was young in the 70's as many did in Italy. My best Song ever is yours: Blood on the rooftops. I never stop listening. It's pure magic. Thank you. You make my life better.

[@martincox9691]

The outro on the studio version is great. It’s even better on Seconds Out. But the extended outro you do now in your live shows is at an entirely different level. So glad I got to see you in DC right before the COVID shutdown began.

[@threepot5874]

Love the 'Revisited ' version with Nad singing!👍

[@sergioderegules]

I’m (re)learning the keyboard solo in “Apocalypse in 9/8” as a lockdown project!

[@jimguitarfan]

I can never figure out whether Tony was playing his solo in a regular time signature and eventually all the beats match up to go back into 9/8 at the end. Still, I've only been listening since 1973 (okay I only picked them up with Genesis Live) so I should understand it eventually, possibly :) Good luck with the project !

[@mattdrummond3552]

Steve, I especially love your work on Here Comes the Supernatural Anesthetist (forgive spelling). God bless you, legend

[@ozziolli3482]

Steve was the guitar chords and Peter's voice that created the mystique of Genesis.

[@christianleblanc2842]

Still wears well. I used to sing the closing verses to my Catechism class.

[@daveyeung]

I don't want to live in a universe where there is no Supper's Ready!

[@Ja1267Bear]

Until your first and only concert in Auckland, I never thought, along with the rest of the audience, that I would get to loudly exclaim, "A Flower". A Great Moment, I still break into a Big smile when I think about it, Thanks!

[@vincentv.9729]

sometimes there is just a magical alchemy between 5 persons and it's just impossible to explain with words, but we can all feel it with ears and soul. And that what's important in the end. I'm middle age but I'm lucky enough to have a 30 yo girlfriend with an open mind and she was absolutely stunned and speechless the 1st time I made her listen this masterpiece in the "Seconds out" live album version. Genesis became one of her favorite band now so I passed the torch!

[@kpappa]

I am 50 years old, a generation after the genesis era. Unfortunately never had the chance to watch genesis live and although this song somehow had a deep impact in my life without any visual effect. I believe when the most 5 talented musician in the world sat together a divine result in music was born.

[@katharinehiggins7216]

It was heaven!

[@Babyboss65]

Yeah, man! For sure one of the greatest Prog epics of all time! Love to see at least one member still show so much appreciation for that music. Hope I'll get to see you in Frankfurt in September!

[@suededogs9670]

Yeah , the chord changes at the finale are just fucking majestic !

[@scifiwriter98]

I first became aware of Genesis in 1973 right after, "Selling England by the Pound," cameout. My friends and I loved, " I Know What I Like in Your Wardrobe, " so when the band came through Michigan we caught their concert in Ann Arbor. Recreational drugs were mandatory before concerts in the early 70s, so unfortunately I ended up having no memory of the show. I still often regret missing out on what I'm sure was a great show. Fortunately, four years later I saw the Wind and Wuthering tour, (drug free, thank God), and have vivid memories of the show. Steve was striking with his black Les Paul and knee-high leather boots, especially when he marched in place during, "In That Quiet Earth". The awesome lighting provided by rows of airport runway high-voltage lights suspended above the stage. Phil belting out, "In the Cage," while surrounded by revolving columns of multi-colored lights. Tony revealing a hint of a smile while playing his ARP during the upbeat section of, "In That Quiet Earth". And of course, Phil standing majestically on a riser, draped in a white robe and bathed in bright white light while singing the finale of "Supper's Ready," as clouds of smoke bellowed across the stage. I've since listened to "Supper's Ready," hundreds of times and it always brings back memories of that incredible show. Of course, Steve left Genesis soon after that tour and I've never bought an album or seen a concert by them since.

[@stephencole4394]

Saw them at Masonic Temple Thanksgiving night in '74. It changed me for life.

[@MrBajawillie]

You know Steve, it would be something if you, and Peter could join Tony, Mike, and Phil in this upcoming Genesis reunion tour. Can hardly bear to see a concert where Phil isn't sitting behind the drum kit playing. But if you and Peter were there, that would definitely make up for it, and it would be the concert of a lifetime! And Genesis could end with a whistle, and end with a bang!

[@mattyboywalker9094]

Absolutely amazing piece of music and it's still to this day my fav genesis album

[@turnerthemanc]

Horizons is a separate track and listed so, but for me, Horizons is part of Suppers ready. The last harmonic ping and "walking across" are part of each other. The closing note of Horizon is in anticipation of the opening note of Suppers ready. I love it. Wonder if Steve would recognize that or would have never thought of it that way.

[@phenixreturns]

it's just your point of view i think it's like to say Goldorak and Actarus : moving his seat had no meaning from the autor for 1000 meanings for the people

[@turnerthemanc]

@@phenixreturns I liked that......and agree. Horizons is so small on vinyl, I couldnt drop the stylus past the first track. I always played it and it became an aperitif to the main course.

[@Revelwoodie]

I go back and forth on my favorite Genesis album, it depends on my mood, I guess. But Foxtrot is probably the one I find myself listening to most often.

[@mteufel472]

1972 was Year Zero for Progressive Rock , a flood of great & essential albums came out on that year , such as " Foxtrot " ...

[@Ifyoudonttakeitucantfakeit]

Steve played stuff which sounded like Synths on his guitar. Totally unique sound which is still one that makes me think “wow”!

[@stevenhaywood6027]

Great to see you Mr Hackett speaking about these classic Genesis albums on which you wrote and played so wonderfully! sttgaegoaktd

[@nimbuskhannk627]

Genesis and Monthy Python are my two life long emotional cultural references. I grew, became an adult and already entered what will inevitably be my final years seeing their importance being progressively recognized by an ever growing number of human beings. It took a while for Monthy Python to finally realize how important they were (are). I wonder how much longer it will take for Steve, Mike, Phil, Peter and Tony to realize the same. The, complexity, ingenuity and density of their work, the genius of what they achieved, is simply unmatched.

[@stephencole4394]

Got room for Fawlty Towers in there?

[@nimbuskhannk627]

@@stephencole4394 Undoubtedly.

[@SDsailor7]

I hope Mr Steve Hackett tours with an orchestra when this covid 19 is over with.I just saw that performance here on YT and it was incredible! I think it is the first time the music of Genesis has been performed with an orchestra.He will have to find a bigger venue than the Orpheum in downtown L.A I think.

[@CrimsongKing]

I still believe that Genesis are still among the most original bands ever. Their sound and their technique are a reference point for millions of musicians, such as Leonardo or Caravaggio they will remain strong over time of their own and unique beauty.

[@thewoodys_surf_instrumental]

The ending of this song is so powerful.

[@SpenCoTroic]

"... And for that moment in time they WERE the best band in the world. " I have felt this at several live shows, sometimes just local bands at local bars, when the band is really hooked up. In all the world, THIS is were music is landed right now. It fucking magic when that happens.

[@JaimeEspinozaJ]

Well, thank you sir for taking that leap into the unknown back then.

[@robinknudson3663]

Its stunning each and every time I hear this masterpiece, especially on vinyl through concert speakers. I wish the wife never made me part with my JBL/Altec Perkins stage bins. Too big for the house.

[@TIMARTO]

Saw you in 80/81 when you played in my hometown of Derby, Spectral Mornings/ Defector, great memories. Enjoying these vids of classic Genesis songs. Sadly Genesis died after your departure, sounds patronizing I know but the best albums range from Nursery Chryme to Wind & Wuthering although Tresspass is ok. Carry on up the vicarage Steve and carry on with all you do.

[@freddycee7092]

I like this album.i like genesis.i like steve . steve is one of my favourite guitarists .

[@haroldburrows4770]

I was a wee bit to young to see u play with the guys. I sure love your shows today. Thank heavens for the time trip The Musical Box has given me on many occasions, to see that and imagine how it would have been in 74

[@LuisEduardoGalindo]

First time ever I wanted to have Genesis volumen down: Steve Hackett himself is speaking onto it. (but Supper`s Ready into 2 minutes is too short!)

[@franciscojoaquina877]

Hi Steve. My son and I saw you in Oct 2019 in Sacramento California. Many thanks for visiting our city. Selling England was perfect. I first saw you in 1976 in Berkeley California. That show changed my perception of music and to the depths of which it could touch the soul. Thank you, thank you, Thank you!

[@44TJG]

Anyone else drinking in these little snippets? Thanks Steve x

[@gregoryfleming4324]

I queued all night to get tickets to see Genesis live in Dundee, nothing compares Steve, thank you 🙏

[@lincbond442]

I'm always amazed at how young Steve looks now compared to how he looked in 1972 with his glasses and beard.

[@CoachAdamRuns]

I love that you are doing this. So amazing to hear the insight. Thank You.

[@TonyTutorio]

"What a wonderful composition. Teach us Suppers Ready finger picking style."

[@daveyeung]

Supper's Ready is my favourite Genesis song.

[@tjbarry46]

Love classic Genesis! Thanks for sharing Steve.

[@elic307]

Hey Steve. Hope you're doing well these days. I came to see you in London on October 2018. It was a great show. I hope you include Israel in your next tour. Lots of fans for you here!

[@1990-t1j]

One of the greatest rock tracks of all time.

[@garyrawlinson1647]

Find a more dynamic masterpiece than this would be impossible. To me Genesis never recovered after Steve Hacketts Departure .

[@Mixednuts2]

Hey Steve.......thanks for the videos and glad I could help facilitate opening the comments feature. Now everyone play nicely! 😎

[@sergiodefrancesco1453]

You' absolutely rigth, my master, GENESIS IS ONE OF THE modern music WONDERS...a very little few wonders indeed....

[@victorrodriguez2435]

Steve's memories and reflections would better appreciated if captions are enabled. Listening the song and Steve at the same time is not easy.

[@leonardopinto3021]

CIAO STEVE.A dear friend of mine who has passed away ,a lover of genesis ,always said that suppers ready is a suite that no one ca match.He was right. You are always in the hearts of us italians.

[@cielobuio]

Avete un' ottimo gusto in Italia. Saluti !!

[@JohnMacRae23]

You guys were the best band in the world Steve.

[@TheRabidPosum]

I would agree! I was born in 1980 so obviously your era was before my time. But I always felt Supper's Ready is the greatest piece of music ever written. In my opinion you and Phil were the missing link to the band when you joined. 70-75 Genesis was the best along with The Stones and Zeppelin although you never got the same recognition. Phil did ok after Peter left but let's face it Genesis sucked after Steve Hackett. One of my favorite guitarists ever.

[@dang.7964]

Your guitar is magnificent. Words fail me...

[@roboconnor7358]

I don't care if with Genesis you don't need to be. I love your work so much man you are out of this world

[@Splinkvision]

Wonderful, thank you for doing this, it was great to see you playing at Leas Cliff Hall a few months ago, you have been a huge inspiration of mine.

[@richs4878]

Did you all know Steve Hackett was born the day before Peter Gabriel and the whole band was all born within a year of each other (Feb 1950 to Jan 1951)? Steve the oldest, Phil the youngest...

[@biancarizzo8228]

Good evening Mr Hackett, I would love to listen to you talking about my favourite songs, but in order to do that I need subtitles since I am deaf. Could you kindly enable automatic subtitles on your videos? Thank you!

[@cibusfaber]

Grandissimo mito! Grazie Steve!

[@Dana-wq5tp]

Genesis was Peter Gabriel to me and after he left, I had little interest in what they wanted to do going forward. And then when Steve Hackett followed out the door, their demise was complete in my mind.

[@stevedrums1675]

I know this will be considered sacrilege to some, but the version on 'Second's Out' will always have more groove, power and the vocal from Phil remains one of his most powerful interpretations that he's ever recorded. the studio version always felt a bit detached from one link to the other. the live version somehow was able to meld these things together into a more powerful and comprehensive piece. I'm sure Chester's playing had a bit to do with it and maybe the fact that they were 4-5 years older when this was done. But the studio pales compared to the live. to my ears, anyway.

[@danielcutting2796]

We love you Steve. Stay safe.

[@dinosaurworld839]

bye the bye im 73 but feel 25 when i listen to ......

[@MrBajawillie]

Amen Steve!

[@markallen2984]

Love you Steve......brilliant axe slinger

[@stevecross7028]

Wonder what Steve’s favourite is ! Too many to choose from!

[@charlottehussey782]

I assume Mr H you have a portrait in the attic; you win 1st prize for 'best aged'!

[@backinthesaddle2932]

Wish they had genius bands today like like they used to.

[@aweso100]

They do, they're just buried in stuff you probably don't like. Check Prog Archives for newer bands that would suit your tastes. Genesis sure is unique though.

[@SandSpock33]

The piece of music all else is measured by.

[@glennturnbull8568]

Hi Steve, its really is great that you are doing these videos, just make them a bit longer please. Take a look at Rick Beato’s channel, which is probably too in-depth, but you’ll get the idea. Thanks once again.

[@translunar1]

Excellent. Thanks Steve and hope you are staying safe!

[@roboconnor7358]

Love you most of my life Steve I'm 60 years old