Hi everyone. As you've seen, the songs here are all compositions of the Genesis band, which Steve Hackett has revisited in his own way. I voluntarily removed, the personal titles of Steve that one finds on the original albums "Genesis Revisited, I, II and Selection". I chose to also remove the song "Déjà Vu" created by Peter Gabriel in 1973 during the sessions "Selling England by the Pound", and completed by SH in 1996 for the Genesis Revisited I. Bonne écoute, R&UT

@adolfo rodolfo I met Steve Hackett when he was doing the Borders Book store meet and greets. Spent an hour with him. Monroesville PA. Humble, patient, friendly.... Got the pictures to prove it. Most prolific ex-member of Genesis. Prog and Classical. The music world is a greater place because of him... So creative...

@pascal martel When they were recording 'The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway', Peter Gabriel's wife gave birth to their first child; there was a problem with the birth (an infected epidural I think) and both his wife and the baby were seriously ill to the extent that their lives were in danger. Peter's wife was in hospital in London, the band were recording the album in Wales. Peter wanted to spend as much time with his wife and child as possible, but Tony Banks and Mike Rutherford in particular felt that he should put the band first and gave him a hard time about it, in their own words they gave him "no support whatsoever". You can hear all of them talk about this on the interviews about the Lamb that they did for the Genesis box set a few years ago; these interviews are on YouTube. This wasn't the only reason for Peter leaving, he might well have left after the Lamb anyway, but you can tell from the interview that Peter still feels bad about it, and also that, while they acknowledge their lack of support, Tony and Mike still don't seem all that contrite. I have a lot of respect for Tony Banks as a musician, less so for Mike Rutherford because he is nothing special at all, but neither of them come across as the nicest people you are likely to meet. Steve Hackett, on the other hand, does and is.

@adolfo rodolfo I have no clue. Do you have intels you can share with us? I do regret the Genesis' time with Gabriel :(

@Mark Colasuonno Maybe you don't know the fairly complicated reasons for Peter leaving Genesis when he did? Time is a healer, but it's asking a lot of him to completely forgive.

Maravilhoso! Músicas eternas, extremamente bem tocadas, uma relíquia. Fanático por Genesis.

Wow! I was twenty years and prog rock was a revelation particurly Genesis. All my life is still in this extraordinary music. Thanks Steve and the others.

@John RAMBO j'aime beaucoup Camel que j'ai tjrs trouvé trop sous estimé

@R&UT [Rare & Unreleased Tracks] N'oubliez pas YES, King Crimson, Camel et tant d'autres.....

Oui émotionnellement, Genesis est sans doute l'un des plus grand groupe de Rock' Progressif anglais des années 70. Heureux de voir que les jeunes générations apprécient encore cette musique intemporelle.

Hackett is such a great musician who gathers the best players from around the globe wish he and Gabriel would make a new album

INTEGRANTES DE GENESIS TODOS ÚNICOS, GRACIAS POR TODO.

As i have stated elsewhere, Steve was the heart of Genesis and Peter was the face. Look at the extraordinary body of work that Steve has given us and compare that to the other members. Sure, they made a fortune after Steve left because the music got more simple and less interesting. In other words, music for the masses. Please support Steve when he tours - its like entering a time machine! Also, special mention to the Musical Box - they are fantastic, as well...

Non è così. I veri compositori erano T.Banks e p.Gabriel. Tutto nasceva dalle loro genialità. Hackett faceva le sfumature

Recuerdos, nostalgia, calidad.... verdaderamente mágico...!!

From Steve Hackett .... to revelation ! 2 Thumbs up to the whole band ;P

Wow I was listening to this for the first time - Right when I was going to sleep and it was such a spiritual experience - I woke up enough to sing along to all the tracks as they played through broadway melody 1974 , Nads vocals on Chamber of 32 doors is fantastic , Supers Ready 10 stars excellent version - such clarity - I thought abt my late wife while listening to this version - its good to feel you again. Steves guitar playing on this is stellar - love his tapping and I still say Roger King is the prog keyboard player of the last 20 years and all the vocalist do an excellent job on this, I have been a Steve Hackett fan since I first heard Fox Trot in 1973 and I saw Genesis in 1974 and 75 I am just now hearing this release and what an awesome offering it is. Love the flutes on Supers Ready - very madrigal lol lol - I cannot say enough good things about this recording - Listening to the apocalypse in 9/8 - Fantastic!!! Remember hearing Voyage of the Acolyte for the first time when I was 14 and now this - Steve is the Prog master!

Genesis is still real and alive -thank you Steve Hackett

John Wetton was a great bass player but also a great singer...I miss him so much :-( This music is out of this world really !!!

Amen to that man he was an amazing bass player singer no one even mentions him ever

This is the first time I''ve heard "For Absent Friends" What a gem of a song! I am in love with it

The original version is on the album "The Nursery Crime". It's a short song played on the guitar

Très frais et très bien. Les versions sont attachantes, bref que du bonheur !!

this version would be great if it was on cd and lp i would definitely buy it.

Brilliant! I have been a Genesis and Steve Hackett fan since 1976. The combination of both I & II Genesis Revisited here is a treat. Oh, and that is Steve Hackett on vocals on “ I Know What I Like” Lol! The songs are well-redone...in tune and with modern engineering of course. The tunes are also TIMELESS, crossing over generations. My 27 year old daughter joined me to see- hear Steve Hackett performing this material live a couple of years ago. Amazed at the musical spectacle, she bought- downloaded much of what we heard that evening on a listening device later at home. What a memorable time we had!

Going to see him in September 3rd time in 3 years. He gets it, many don't. Seeing Nick Mason in a few weeks, he finally got it.

The steve wilson one is supreme, I would love to see those two colaborate.

Bela versão de Supper's Ready!

I never get tired of listening to this. It could be a great setlist to a concert. This is how I imagine things... The main part would end with «Afterglow». The 1st encore would start with «Watcher of the Skies» and close with «The Fountain of Salmacis» and finally the 2nd encore would consist of «I Know What I Like (In Your Wardrobe)» and «Los Endos». However, I must say that «Your Own Special Way» sounds like a Michael Bolton song. Yuck!

Genesis is my favorite band of all time and Steve Hackett one of my favorite guitarist too.. Steve, you made beautiful music in the 70's so why rehash old songs? I know you have it in you, create beautiful songs now ... new songs 😍😍💝💝💝

Fantástico

A Masterpiece!

отличнейший альбом. я в восторге.

esto es lo mas hermoso que el alma merece para ser feliz

Been a big fan from day one album one until and including 3 sides live .... after that blah ... that’s when Phil was been Phil and Genesis was being Phil ... Always loved Peter as the frontman and Phil ( on drums and backing vocals) Listen to this 3or4 times and although some tunes are stronger than others , I like all the different interpretations of all the songs .. Hackett is phenomenal no matter what when and where .. Really enjoyed Dance on a volcano .. very interesting take on it .. But honestly ... great to hear others involved

Yep. Genesis were fine until after Trick of the Tail. I'm not bothered about Peter Gabriel's leaving but when Steve Hackett left and after Trick of the Tail, they sold out. I was 15 when my older brother introduced me to the music of Genesis. My husband Peter saw Genesis in 1975. Sally

Excellent stuff though I miss «The Knife» and «Get'Em Out By Friday». «The Knife» was recorded before Steve Hackett entered the band but I've checked setlist.fm and he performed it several times which seems natural because when he was in the band «The Knife» was a regular piece of the setlist. I'm sure he is comfortable with it.

I have seen steve and the band and they are amazing to watch their on tour again this year wonderful.

MERAVIGLIOSO!!! grazie di cuore!!!

The giant genesis music is alive and well recommended. Forward! Well there.

Très frais et très bien. Donc, que du bonheur !!

A gem.

this IS music for the soul....

Just bought tickets to see Steve's 2019 tour celebrating the 35 year release of Selling England by the Pound. Will be awesome!

Awesome--hope it was great...that would've been 45 years, not 35, btw.

Snap/ Im going to the one in Brighton can't wait. Last time I saw Steve with genesis was at the encore in Milton Keynes in 1982....

..para un buen gusto musical..muuuy bueno

Well done R&UT

Sublime ed emozionante, in attesa di ascoltarti dal vivo a Roma il prossimo 29 aprile :-)

Fountain of Salmacis - wonderful version... Fantastic Genesis.

Very very good!

The giant genesis music is alive and well recommended. Forward! Well there.

The giant genesis music is alive and well recommended. Forward! Well there.

Díky,R&UT,Díky,Genesis,díky Steve Hacket

Just damn classy stuff. Take note 2019

First listen and I haven’t played Supper’s Ready yet. The winners: lovely new start to Blood on the rooftops, gobsmacking orchestral arrangement on For absent friends - a minor album filler turned into a serious piece of music with beautiful vocals from Colin Bluntstone. Ha ha, Steve has completely dismantled Rutherford’s long and dreary Your own special way and turned it into an 80’s sure fire hit with non other than The Mechanics Carrick on vocals - genius. Watcher of the skies has been brought right up to date with a hint of trance and no Sunday school organs. I like what he’s done with Fountains and though worried about Steve’s singing, he’s been pretty true to Gabriel on this one. Can-Utility is one of the true great prog songs and Ray, of course, does it full justice. The losers; Ripples and Dance on a volcano are far better sung by Phil. The Steely Dan version of I know what i like is horrible. The classics have been treated well: I love the new clarity on Lamia but not sure that the end of Moonlit Knight is as good as the original.

«Supper's Ready» with all the different singers is a great surprise. When the original material is already perfect is quite hard to do something as good as this.

I hope those who listen to this for free on YouTube are inspired to buy his albums (if not already owning). Seen him a few times over the last 40 years and amazed at the output and energy for a guy in his fifth (or is it sixth?) decade of performing. Here, I'll make it easy - https://store.hackettsongs.com P.S Blood on the Rofftops?? I must go and check my LP...

Sublime

Firth of Fifth brilliant version of this love it

GRANDE!

Steve was/is the best Genesis Musiker

WONDERFULL

Thanks.I view the show in 2014 and return at the show Steve Hackett in Quebec Canada in September.The best Genesis cover.

Thank you so so much !!

brilliant

.. omg .. awesome ..!!

Merci, Ô incroyable Rut :-)

Daryl Stuermer free true Genesis songs from a person who helped write them!

Please let this stay up awhile.

Thank You! !!

J'ai vu Steve à la PDA il y a quelques années, et il a botté le cul de son ancien band.

Anyone ask Steve what he thought and felt about the last GENESIS farewell tour. Curious . . .

It sounds as if I'm singing Ripples and that isn't saying much.

Revisited I Steve Hackett – guitar (1–11), vocals (2, 8, 10), harmonica (9), percussion (11), backing vocals (1, 5), orchestration (1, 4, 5, 6, 8) John Wetton – vocals (1, 5), bass (5) Paul Carrack – vocals (4, 7) Colin Blunstone – vocals (6) John Hackett – flute (8) Will Bates – saxophone (2, 9, 10) Ian McDonald – saxophone (11), flute (11) 'Spats' King – vibes (10) Julian Colbeck – keyboards (1, 2, 8) Roger King – additional programming (1, 4, 5, 8), keyboards (4, 9, 10, 11), orchestration (4, 5), programming (9, 11) Ben Fenner – additional programming (1, 4, 8), keyboards (5), orchestration (4, 5, 6), programming (5) Nick Magnus – keyboards (3), programming (3) Jerry Peal – keyboards (3), programming (3) Aron Friedman – orchestration (6, 7), keyboards (7, 10), programming (7), piano (10) Tony Levin – bass (1) Alphonso Johnson – bass (2, 8) Pino Palladino – bass (4, 11) Bill Bruford – drums (1, 5), percussion (5) Chester Thompson – drums (2, 8), additional drums (11) Hugo Degenhardt – drums (3, 4, 9, 11) Tarquin Bombast – drums (10) Revisited II Steve Hackett – guitars, vocals (disc 1, track 3 – V: "Willow Farm"; disc 2, track 10) Djabe – (Ferenc Kovács – trumpet, violin, vocals, Attila Égerházi – guitar, percussion, Zoltán Kovács – piano, keyboards, Tamás Barabás – bass guitar, Szilárd Banai – drums) : (disc 2, track 10) Roger King – keyboards (disc 1, tracks 1 & 3–10; disc 2, tracks 1–11) Amanda Lehmann – guitar, vocals (disc 2, tracks 3, 5, 8 & 11) Jo Lehmann – backing vocals Christine Townsend – violin, viola (disc 1, track 1 & 9; disc 2, tracks 1 & 9) Dave Kerzner – keyboards (disc 1, track 3) Dick Driver – double bass (disc 1, tracks 1 & 10; disc 2, tracks 1 & 9) Francis Dunnery – guitar, vocals (disc 1, tracks 3 – VII: "As Sure As Eggs Is Eggs (Aching Men's Feet)" & 5) Gary O'Toole – drums, percussion (disc 1, tracks 1, 4, & 6–10; disc 2, tracks 1, 2, 4–11), vocals (disc 1, track 6 & 7; disc 2, track 1, 4) John Hackett – flute (disc 1, tracks 1, 4, 5 & 10; disc 2, tracks 2 & 9) John Wetton – bass, guitar, vocals (disc 2, track 8) Mikael Åkerfeldt – vocals (disc 1, track 3 – I: "Lover's Leap" & IV: "How Dare I Be So Beautiful?") Nad Sylvan – vocals (disc 1, track 1 & 8; disc 2, track 4) Nik Kershaw – vocals (disc 1, track 4) Phil Mulford – bass (disc 2, tracks 1 & 8) Rachel Ford – cello (disc 1, track 1; disc 2, tracks 1 & 9) Roine Stolt – guitar (disc 2, track 2) Steve Rothery – guitar (disc 1, track 4) Nick Magnus – keyboards (disc 2, track 10) Neal Morse – keyboards, vocals (disc 2, track 2) Jeremy Stacey – drums (disc 1, track 3 & 5) Conrad Keely – vocals (disc 1, track 3 – III: "Ikhnaton and Itsacon and Their Band of Merry Men") Nick Beggs – bass, Chapman stick (disc 1, track 9; disc 2, tracks 4, 7 & 11) Steven Wilson – guitar (disc 2, track 11), vocals (disc 1, track 9) Rob Townsend – saxophone, flute and blown sundries (disc 1, tracks 5, 8 & 9; disc 2, tracks 1, 7 & 11) Jakko Jakszyk – guitar, vocals (disc 2, track 3) Simon Collins (Phil Collins' son) – keyboard, vocals (disc 1, track 3 – II: "The Guaranteed Eternal Sanctuary Man" & VI: "Apocalypse in 9/8") Lee Pomeroy – bass, Chapman stick (disc 1, tracks 3–8; disc 2, track 2)

@thecosmosrocks1945 It's all on Wikipedia.

It would be better if you organize it by first the songs. It would take has much of time

Maybe better than Genesis itself ! On a strict musical consideration.

Oui hackett était le coeur de la genèse et Gabriel la face brillante

ecxellent

Thanks!

It turn in loop mode minus 6 songs which are on the revisited live. Still don’t understand the 3 last titles Camino, etc. replace those 6 fantastic Genesis’ songs !

Anyway, I just bought some tracks which comes off the revisited I and a strange «  selection of revisited II » only to have carpet ( with doesn’t appear on the II ( I tune store). I have yet the Birmingham live, so my list of songs will lengthen and will still loop again of course ...

Thank Genesis...

Grazie un vero regalo

Nothing to say man Only Listenstaine to this pearl

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Si la 2ème mouture de la genèse a eu un succes commercial indéniable j aurai toujours une préférence pour la formation initiale

Genesis 💜💜💜💜💜💋💋💋

You should have left Deja Vu in imo.But many thanks for the upload.

This version of Watcher of the skies doesn’t make honor to Phil’s drumming on the original version at all, why so different? Such a huge downgrade...

It's Bill Bruford on drums and Phil would be the first to tell you, let Bruford do it his way.

Banks etant l alchimiste et collins le super batteur qu on connait rutherford etant un bon bassiste

about 1.10,40...I started to Cry...;-}

Jakko Jakszyk singing Entangled is better than the Collins' version.

Too bad you removed any songs. Should have left it the way Steve made it. Genesis had 5 amazing musicians in the years 71 - 77, but only one musical virtuoso and genius. His name? Steve Hackett of course. Listen to his albums since then. His music silences almost all other rock music and that during almost 50 years. He is a walking one man Hall of Rocking Fame. No rock musician can compare to him - except perhaps Lennon-McCartney, but they were with the two of them. He is a class of his own.

Track 11 is : Blood On The Rooftops (Not Rofftops !!!, Thanks to William Hirons )

Other than John Wetton and Paul Carrack, they really could have done much better on the vocals.

From stem to stern, sounds GREAT to me. Everything is well played. Can't sound like the original, and it shouldn't. But I don't have any issues with any of what I've heard. It's not like people are spitting up or missing notes. lol

Behold! Is that Phil Collins son, Simon breaking in on vocals at 16:50 ? ... Yes! Lol. A slight vocal resemblance? I think so...( family genes) not the sonic resonance of Dad’s voice, but certainly he’s able to hit the high notes clearly.

@R&UT [Rare & Unreleased Tracks] Indeed! The Lamia is one of my all time favourite tracks and I was pleasantly surprised by the vocals. When seeing it was Nick Kershaw, my respect for him grew significantly...

@Russell Coleman Exactly.

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