The Legendary Prog Band That Influenced Genesis' Longer Songs

[@joemckibben7757]

I’ve seen Steve twice. His group is fantastic! He is the King!

[@trebsscan9644]

Steve Hackett is the Goat....really want to see him live....he kept his looks...but wow...the lamia..Firth of fifth....suppers ready.......blood on the roof tops...great KZbin interview

[@mysticrhythms3348]

Amazing video! You got Steve Hackett. Genesis, Rush, Yes.. now I know other bands to check out! My fave is Selling England.

[@rk41gator]

Saw King Crimson a couple years ago.......amazing concert at Fiddler's Green. Utmost respect for Steve Hackett. And the classic Genesis 'line-up' is the best prog band ever.

[@rk41gator]

Saw Peter's tour with i/o. Fabulous concert. Great music and a creative force, still!

[@paulbrookes413]

Procol Harum were definitely an influence !

[@luizjose778]

Genesis superbanda peter gabriel genial

[@dougmphilly]

i always thought procol harum's "in held twas in i" would had been a bigger influence.

[@luizjose778]

King crimson maravilha

[@Nurfiz-r6k]

Never understood why all my first Genesis albums were cutouts ? I remember paying 2.99 a piece for them all . Some were just the sleeve others opened up to read the lyrics. W T H ?

[@dougmphilly]

the key to making sense out of long forms is the drummer. mike giles, bj wilson, bill bruford and phil collins were the key.