I’m very new to the format and was wondering if some SACD Genesis mixes are better than others?

From Steve Hackett, Peter Gabriel, Tony Banks, Mike Rutherford, Phil Collins, and maybe even Ray Wilson as well.

Holy shiznid, if this isn’t the best, most insanely accurate cover of Suppers Ready I’ve ever seen, even down to the similarity to Peter Gabriel’s vox.

Enjoy. you’re in for a real treat!

Roger King has been fantastic with Steve, I’m especially interested in how the new touring keyboard player is. Anyone seen this newest line up? How is it?

Big new interview with Phil (and very flattering photo) in this week's Observer, done by Craig McLean, who was the ghostwriter/collaborator on his 'Not Dead Yet' biography. However it's behind a paywall and I have more than enough subscriptions already. Does anyone who wants to hand over the cash/has an Observer subscription already fancy sharing the text on here?

https://observer.co.uk/culture/interviews/article/phil-collins-the-nurse-said-if-you-drink-you-will-die-and-i-had-a-glass-of-wine

Have you been in contact with Lamia? Do you look like that? Please be careful.

Looking to get tickets to see Steve Hackett in April. Availability seems to be limited to pre-sales right now... has Hackett provided a password to buy these?

Thanks!

This is an attempt at re-structuring IT, into a "concept" album with two sides, A being upbeat and more playful and Side B being dark, longer and serious.

1. Do the Neurotic

2. Invisible Touch

3. Anything She Does

4. Throwing it All Away

5. Land of Confusion

6. Tonight, Tonight, Tonight

7. Feeding the Fire

8. Domino (Pt. 1 & 2)

There's always been this TERRIFIC short piano piece at the beginning of "Fireside Song" on every digital version I've heard. But now I've listened to the 2026 mix, and the piece has been moved to the end of "In the Beginning" (no pun intended). Does anyone know which track this piece actually belongs to and why it was moved in the new mix?

🔥CONCERT REVIEW🔥 My thoughts on a memorable evening in Aylesbury courtesy of Steve Hackett.

Hello! GenesisPianoTranscriber from YouTube here, or Eric for short. I am in the process of starting a Genesis tribute band in the Philadelphia suburbs and am in need of a guitarist, as our guitarist had to take a step back from the group.

The band currently consists of Keyboards, Percussion, and rhythm and bass guitar. We meet bi-weekly in the Ambler/Fort Washington area for rehearsals and plan on performing in 2027.

We are looking for a guitarist who can commit, have passion for the music, and is eager to hit the ground running. And while the technicality of playing Hacketts parts is important, the tone and effects he used is equally important.

If you are interested (and local to the general King Of Prussia/Blue Bell/Ambler/Conshohocken area), please DM me so we can discuss further. We would like to have try outs as soon as possible.

Thank you for reading!

Just curious really, the part in Living Forever where Tony has a synth rise, and Mike's guitar comes in (sorry It's hard to describe), sounds very similar to the instrumental before "we worked, how we worked like the devil for our pay" section in Driving the Last Spike. Is it possible they both originated from the same jam when they were developing the tracks? ​

Where The Sour Turns To Sweet and One Eyed Hound

First waveform is the 1990 CD version. The others versions are labeled in the image.

Build Me A Mountain and The Magic Of Time

First waveform is the Archive 1967-1975 version. The second is from the new Deluxe Edition.