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His soloing was never really technical, but his tone and emotion in his soloing always chokes me up...amazing song.
whiskeynale69 2 months ago
Excellent! Hadn't realised that was how Steve got the tick tock sound! And check out the Mellotron close up at 1:20! Great sound!
M400fan 1 year ago
anyone listening to steve hackett on drugs is going to have their mind blown
skintrade 1 year ago
at 2:15 he really seems to be enjoying himself!!!!!! I would pay anything to see Tony Banks do some of Steve's moves behind the keyboards!!
mherrenschmidt 1 year ago
this is totally carmina burana at 45 lol
dan7067673 1 year ago
i was so zOONNED out by the drum solo
LOVED IT :D
cookiemonster1822 1 year ago
Frightening sounds. Makes me want to watch Scanners.
clubfootforyou 1 year ago
got to be one of the best, absolute classic, nothing else like it! Turn it up loud, close your eyes and ...ride that sound wave!
artistinu1 2 years ago
The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway is a epic album.
The only Genesis album that comes close is Selling Englund
peterman7000 2 years ago
interesting spelling there, sparky. or is this some obscure "nightmare on elm street" reference? "digesting freddy krueger(rand) by the pound?" i give up...
pngilman 2 years ago
almost at good as pink floyd's "time"
russellmichelson 2 years ago
GREAT!
LesPaulGoldTop21 2 years ago
Yet another song from the late 70's that is meant to be played at least twice the maximum volume of whatever you're hearing it on. The whole Spectral Mornings album is golden.
Thank you for the vid!
oS2006DE 2 years ago 5
Love Hackett! Love this song!
Man!! look at that drum set!!! Geeez...bigger than Neil Pearts it seems.
s0undch4s3r 2 years ago 2
John Shearer...only played on 2 Hackett albums but was his touring drummer for about 6 years. owns a drum shop in London England now. And he hit every piece in that set.
kentsbay 2 years ago
@s0undch4s3r no way. not possible
Xanaseb 1 year ago
@Xanaseb lol. Peart ownz.
myg0tBUTTPLUG 1 year ago
Gabriel and Hackett did not want to go "commercial". The rest of Genesis did. The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway was the style Steve and Peter preferred and it showed in thier solo stuff.
kentsbay 2 years ago 3
shou;ld've stayed in genesis
goerge4 2 years ago
I agree. Then Genesis would have been a great band after 1977 as well.
Topographer 2 years ago
Great song....The drummer (john shearer) had a huge set...
stickks 3 years ago
Vraiment cool...j'aime surtout comment il joue les pedals de bass avec ses poings...lol
tekniko54 3 years ago