Getting it on with Prog

+1 Harold.

I saw Steve Hackett live about 2 years back in a small theater. Crowd was just as you describe as was the band’s performance. First half was a sampling of some of his better and awesome solo material, second half was Genesis stuff including "Inside and Out" from teh little known "Spot the Pigeon" Genesis EP. Really good stuff! Big Hackett fan here.

Also saw "The Musical Box" Genesis tribute band several years back do the "Foxtrot" album start to finish with meticulous detail to reproduce the original shows from back then including Peter Gabriel’s outfits and antics. Highly recommended!


While on teh topic of Genesis check this out: https://youtu.be/A_l1M_cpqKY . Don’t think I had ever seen this tidbit from 1972 before. So much talent on that stage including at least 4 maybe 5 members with very long and successful solo careers which is practically unheard of save perhaps for The Beatles.  

1) Phil Collins
2) Peter Gabriel
3) Mike Rutherford (Mike and the Mechanics)
4) Steve Hackett
5) Tony Banks

Well small world... Lol.

I was in our LRS the other day and picked up Mainhorse but put it back due to condition not warranting the $16 asking price IMHO.

Relayer is probably my favorite Yes album (gotta crank that one up to fully appreciate) and of course Patrick Moraz had a productive but also still relatively short run with the Moody Blues. HE is on my list of solo artists to dive deeper into. Wonder what they have for him on Spotify?

Just been giving Happy The Man a bit of airtime
Not sure I am truly into it yet though.
It May grow on me.

Steven Wilson Hand.Cannot.Erase. A masterpiece.
also  The Raven That Refused to Sing, especially Luminal and Drive Home