Drummer reacts to "Supper's Ready" (Live) by Steve Hackett
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Olias, thank you for this. This was absolutely spectacular in every way possible. If you close your eyes you can almost hear Peter.. it's kinda eerie honestly lol. Steve shows us here that no matter his age, he is absolutely one of the best guitarist ever. A pioneer in so many aspects of the instrument and I am so grateful to have been introduced to this magical world.
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It really doesn’t get any better than this.
Steve's deep love of this music is so evident and I love him for that.
Surely one of greatest songs ever made, I am still listening to it after 50 years
The moment i herd this it jumped into my top 3 all time i tear up in the ending every time i hear it Its Magical
@@garya7893 Magical is the correct word for the last ten minutes of this song
I had the good fortune watching Steve Hackett perform this last year! Amazing!
Yeah! Me too!
He's a legend. Me too. 🎵😍
Steve's extended ending of this masterpiece alone is worth the price of this DVD.
The "Seconds Out" version of Supper's Ready is my favorite! I've had spiritual transcendence happen to me while listening to that song/version!
Yes, that's the ultimate version!
I have always had a problem with covers... This one is ok though. Even Steve Hackett can't copy Genesis soul. With that said, I love Steve and most of his music. ❤️
Agreed. When it clicked I listened to it quite a bit over and over.
Steve did an acoustic medly when first started as a solo artist which included Horizons and Kim.
Steve and the lads just played here in Mexico City on April 19 and brought the house down. It was epic!
One of the best songs of all time ❤
And, suddenly, you've found the treasure! The final solo is like a gift for our souls... 😍😍😍
Such amazing grace in these songs. Such beauty. So many memories of nights partying and listening to these tunes. I’ve seen Hackett in concert 2 or 3 times, most recently here in Paris where they did Foxtrot 50th anniversary. Sublime wonder and joy 🥲
And the amazing guitar solo at the end!
Saw Steve and this band about two years ago at a small theater. Shrooms were involved. The show was incredible and the singer and band were top notch. The sound was amazing. Steve still has it, for sure. This song brought down the house. His solos and tapping, etc. were amazing on solo material and Genesis. When I went to get a beer at intermission the 20 something girl tending bar said, "they're killing it." So glad Steve is keeping their Gabriel era music alive.
MASTERPIECE! It does not and can not get any better than that. Just wonderful.
My neverending thanks to Steve Hackett for bringing this music back to the stage after 40 years.
The fact that this epic song came from the minds of 23, 24 and 25 year-olds (at the time) is astounding. Truly spectacular.
22 and 23 year olds
One of the songs I live for. Hackett is the last man standing for old time art rock. Seen him the last two tours and will watch anytime he comes anywhere near. He also put together a great band.
All i can say is WOW ❤AMAZING 👏
The BEST Song EVER
I have been extremely lucky and blessed to have seen this masterpiece performed live by Genesis in 1974, 1980, and excerpts in 2022. Also by The Musical Box at least 5 times, and by Steve's band another 6 or 9 times. It always moves me to tears at the climax. After so many years I have come to realize that the piece itself is a work of genius. The musicians who happen to be playing it are the vectors of this genius, so long as they are competent on their instruments and their hearts are in the right places.
Exactly like hearing Beethoven's 9th last movement - the Chorale. That's what makes this a classic for the ages.
I couldn't believe it when, back in 2022 Steve Hackett came to Torquay, near my home town of Paignton, Devon. UK! The first half of the show was some of his solo stuff, but the second half was the whole of Foxtrot. To top it all the encores were Dance on a Volcano/Los Endos & Firth of Fifth. What a Gig! - Love your reactions, by-the-way.
A master performance of a masterpiece. This version goes straight to my soul. Nad Sylvan rocks this performsnce.
Parts of that performance made me tear up, the way Nad phrases and sings certain words, even just Steve sustaining a single note with a tone that orbits the Earth like a dove. Amazing.
Did you notice the other Guitar player was playing a right handed Guitar lefthanded. That is what Jimi Hendrix did. I would have loved to see more camera on him just to watch the chord structures. That guy has incredible talent to even attempt that. Hats off dude
no words! perfect
It's crazy to think this was over 10 years ago. Gary's backing vocals were a huge bonus to this group. About that closing solo, Steve's always had a huge love of the blues, which never found much of an outlet in the prog/Genesis stuff. So it was super cool when he let rip with a blues-y solo at the end of this song to discover how amazingly well it worked.
As a side note Steve created the finger pick technic, which Eddie Van Hallen later used.
Such an awesome performance.
When Mike would kick in the Taurus bass pedals, it would literally make the arena shudder and shake. So satisfying 😊❤🎉❤
That solo Steve plays at the end was absolutely incredible when I saw him live in Monterey, California. I'm looking forward to his current tour featuring songs from the Lamb album.
Olias is the man, along with Steve Hackett. 😊
Steve is the Man! I'm just a pauper.
@@olias056 You do not give yourself enough credit my friend.
Steve Hackett’s finale was spectacular 👏🏻💫
Bloody hell! That was intense absolutely incredible performance 😮😮😮
Right??? Absolutely electrifying. Hackett never lost a step.
I went to see Steve Hackett a few days ago at the AB in Brussels. It was fantastic. "Supper's ready" est un véritable chef d'oeuvre.
Too bad Steve didn't play any song from Foxtrot!!!
Going to see this in October at Bristol Beacon. Been a super fan for 50 years. I CANNOT WAIT!
If you ever get the chance Steve does this song in Iceland with Todmobile an Icelandic symphony prog orchestra. Its terrific!!!!
Simple. My favourite guitarist in this and any genre... and doesn't he age so well. Complete icon. Always in awe , thanks again Lee. 😍🎵🎵
Yes.. seeing this live was indeed a religious experience 😊
Thanks for that, Lee! I just got in from a late flight, that was delayed, so, with everyone else asleep, I put on the headphones and was so pleased to stumble upon your latest video of Steve Hackett performing Supper's Ready. Steve always gives such a great performance when he does those old Genesis songs, and I agree with you that Nad Sylvan sings it so powerfully. Thanks for the video! 😎😎❤❤👍👍
For me the Top Three are: "Firth of Fifth", "Supper's Ready" and "Mad Man Moon"!
That was a great tour saw the show in Vicar Street Dublin, and in Hammersmith London. The band were on fire, highlight was John Wetton singing Afterglow. Steve Hackett was the true romantic soul of Genesis, and always paid great homage to his time with the band kept their music alive. If you can see do this with the full orchestra at Festival Hall London from 2019 it's utterly amazing with incredible sonic power, it's on youtube. Great to see you enjoy this one Lee, 'can't you feel our souls ignite, shedding ever changing colours'. I can.
John Wetton singing Afterglow live! You are very lucky. His vocals to that song are ultra emotional.
Amazing performance. Incredible guitarist and human: Steve Hackett.
I totally get why you picked those three songs as your faves... For me: "THE MUSICAL BOX" is number one. Their version on "The Midnight Special" show with Gabriel and Hackett is absolutely brilliant... and when you see them perform it live, you might change your rankings.... My other favorite two songs: "DANCING OUT WITH THE MOONLIT KNIGHT" ... and then a tie between "FLY ON A WINDSHIELD / BROADWAY MELODY OF 1974" "FIRTH OF FIFTH," and "SUPPER'S READY"... ALL of those songs feature Hackett's blistering guitar.
Dam i want to see this live so bad
This was surprising and very cool
Se riesci ad emozionarti così per questo pezzo, caro ragazzo, allora posso chiamarti BRO.
I scheduled dedicated time today to listen to this. This deserves quality listening and full attention. Hackett to Bits - the GTR version is him & Steve Howe doing a medley of Steve’s solo work up to 1985 and it quite fantastic and better than the original Steve Hackett version of that song. The addition of Howe is a plus to any new version of a song.
I was as thrilled as you were - Steve and his band are just incredible and it sounds better than Genesis sounded 50 years ago! This epic piece of music is pure genius. You have passion in music and I like your reactions. Keep on rolling and greetings from Prague.
Timeless !Thanks.
Lee John Wetton sang Firth of Fifth in this show a must watch
I actually already did that one! I just forgot he sang it since it was a few months ago 😂 amazing performance as well.
Good one I’ll revisit that
Nice to see Ray Wilson at the end of this (he sang the final Genesis album after Phil left the band).
In the audience?
Is there an objective "light side" or light source? Yes, it is in you and it is you, good Lee. It's in all of us but we have to act on it, express it, share it, and manifest it in our lives. But it is definitely there, with us.
I'm not the biggest fan of Genesis, but Supper's Ready is my favorite song of all time.
Got the chance to catch Steve and his band at The Fillmore Theater in Detroit. Simply amazing
I've never seen/heard this before ... like it
This was superb. A new fan here 😅 what else should I listen to?😂
I´ve had the privilege to see the band in Barcelona about six years ago and in Madrid June 2023. They played Supper´s Ready in both gigs, and the long guitar solo at the end was different each time, but always made my eyes water. I also was so happy to hear "Can-Utility and the Coastliners" in Madrid beacause they played the whole Foxtrot album. Whoever has the chance to see them live, don´t hesitate for a second, it is well worth it!
So Great that Steve is keeping this Genesis music alive. And so faithfully well done. I was reluctant to listen to this because it is so iconic. But it is SO good. It must have been so fun (and challenging) to perform.
Perfection
So great!
This is classical music, like Bach and Mozart and will be played live for many many generations to come.
Saw Steve play this 11 years ago. Fucking awesome!
I try and see Steve Hackett every year as he tours like a Mother F. Every year he gets better how as a 70 plus year old guy he is great he keeps the Genesis Prog years alive. Go and see him while you can he puts on a great show. If you never saw Genesis or even if you saw the recent tour this is the version to see. This show was good but check out the later tours they are all recorded live and are even better than this.
If you notice, Lee Pomeroy plays bass/guitar upside down. Guitar upside down, bass restrung upside down. Cool story behind this.
Ray Wilson is the last voice of Genesis in Calling All Stations.
Hitting 30,000 subs soon L33…great job brother…c’mon people hit that subscribe button!
Pure musicianship!
The thunderous bass you heard but didn’t see was played by Lee Pomeroy via bass pedals on the floor while he also played second guitar, same as Mike Rutherford did with Genesis. You’re right about the majesty of this song. I think the forces of good and evil in the world that this song suggests are a function of human intent and interpretation. Whatever such things are, they have been captured and shared in this song.
Nad Sylvan is an amazing artist. You need absolutely to check his solo work, I recommend you to listen "What Have You Done" or "The Bride Said No"... and more. Steve was lucky to find that singer whose magnificent voice just replace perfectly Peter original's voice.
Been watchinh them just few days ago see 29:30 them in Brussels for their new "Genesis Greats, Lamb Highlights & Solo" tour! Magical!!! I hope you will have the opportunity to go see them and enjoy so much as me...
Saw him with Genesis in 74 and many times after.
The Todmobile version of the song with Hackett is well worth checking out. It has an orchestra and choral group in Finland I believe. Hackett really shines in the extended outro in that rendition.
Lee Pomeroy is on guitar and bass. Notice he is left handed and plays a right handed bass. It is upside down!
You should see him solo as he did on the song, Sierra Quemada.
Lee Pomeroy played with three members of Gentle Giant in their GG band Three Friends and has toured with Steven Wilson. Nad Sylvan's solo albums are also very good.
I was there...
Woah! Last time I saw Steve Was the Spectral Mornings tour (you know I’m older than Gandalf). He’s put together an awesome band; it’s - dare I say it - as good as the original Genesis “Foxtrot” live tour. Respect due, Mr. H.
Transcendent.
First saw this at Hammersmith Odeon in 76 with Bruford on drums. We got huge inflatable flowers during Willow Farm. Lost count how many times since but the latest version has the most amazing guitar outro. BTW Horizons is a gorgeous rip off of Bach with some lovely modulations in the middle. Not hard to play but very difficult to play like Steve.
I thought I recognised the 2nd guitarist from recent ELO gigs. Lee Pomeroy apparently.
Bass pedals done by the flutist, and then double duty for the bassist also playing guitar.
You saw Amanda sing on Shadow of the hierophant
Such an awesome "cover" of this song.
It sounds so much like the original its amazing.
The left handed/right handed guitar has to be difficult.
And that shirt! Is that puffy shirt from Sienfield? Lol
I’m not a pirate!
@@L33Reacts lol
Also. Didnt Tony play this live by himself?
This band has 2 keyboardists.
Give Cinema Show a listen
Best song ever?
I saw Genesis quite a few times with Gabriel, and I've seen Hackett quite a few times in recent years too. I don't think people realise quite how silly Gabriel could be on stage. Great fun, but I actually, dare I say it, prefer Nad's more serious performance of Supper's Ready live. And Supper's Ready is one of the great, great, songs, and, incidentally, Genesis were rubbish without Gabriel. But you know that.
Steve Hackett, Steve Howe, Stevie Ray Vaughan. I've finally realised why I suck at the guitar. My name's not Steve. 😜
LOL…!
Only 6 waiting?
Yes but 45+ watching preview!
Yah. Gary always tried to out fill Phil. He goes overboard on Shadow in one video with syncopation out of the cards!
Steve Hackett is the only one carrying on with this great music. Gabriel can't be bothered, Tony Banks was brilliant but a pain in the ass, Phil is infirm and I'm not sure about the brilliant Mike Rutherford.
its good but miss phil Collins VOICE and Chester Thompson DRUM
Is the drummer who I think it is, or am I going mad?
Not sure who you mean but that is Steve's long time drummer Gary O'Toole
@@Johan-ew3ot I was thinking of that Bowler hat and drummer who played with Led Zep, Jason Bonham
@@pmoran7971 Gary does look like Jason with that hat on
Regarding the existential battle between good and evil, I ask this question; how often do you get a chance to vote against a Hitler? 😇🙏👼
I always marvel at Steve Hackets skill on a guitar, but I just do not care for this singer or these tunes, However, the little intro piece was nice and some of the instrumental sections were great. Could have used a lot more of that. However, after listening for 23 minutes, I have to issue a thumbs down.
There's no accounting for taste
Hmm hard f'ing disagree. Nad is an amazing singer kid