Steve Hackett - Los Endos (Live at The Royal Albert Hall)

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At the end of Los Endos, there are two lines sung that are mixed into the background and difficult to hear. They are the final words in Supper's Ready.

"There's an angel standing in the sun,
Free to get back home..."

These words were a farewell to Peter Gabriel. Compare the motif of getting home to the song Solsbury Hill, which was Peter Gabriel's song about leaving Genesis.

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If you aks ask me: Steve Hackett is responsible for the magic of Genesis of the early years. when he left, then they became a different group. not when Gabriel left as many say. wind and wuthering was the last magic album. with "and then there were three" it was gone. still a superb band, but a different one.

keep_walking_on_grass

Steve Hackett's playing was, and always will be, as brilliant as the day he joined Genesis.

gr.vo.

70 dislikes?! Pack it in. Mr. Hackett is so underrated, it's ridiculous. Still touring. PLEASE, if he comes to your town, go see this man. His love and enthusiasm for what he does is richer than ever.

v-town

It's 2020! I never would have thought something from decades ago could get better. What a performance! Thank you Steve Hackett and fellow musicians.

sraps

Last night at The Sage Gateshead (22nd Sept. 2022) I saw Steve Hackett and his band perform this as the Finale to a truly breathtaking concert which featured a number of Steve's early solo tracks in the first part of the concert, then the entirety of the Foxtrot album in the second half. I'm sure many would argue that Foxtrot was one of, if not The finest album release by 'the Real Genesis' in that it featured Peter Gabriel and Steve Hackett before they eventually both parted from Genesis. Los Endos was a truly fitting end to one, certainly fantastic concert, as the video footage here certainly testifies to !!!

neilmeikle

I'm almost 78, part of the Little Richard, Chuck Berry, Fats Domino generation. I'm glad I lived long enough to see and hear this. It's as good as it gets. Better, in fact.

RockinAtheist

Steve is still as good as 50 years ago ... My soul rejoices.

АлексМеллиш

These are some seriously good players without exception! There are some pieces of music that are greater then the individual parts. These compositions, in the right hands are timeless and just as good as the originals because of it. Brilliant!

timothyclaffey

Los Endos is one of best ending songs for a concert. I am so glad Hackett has been touring featuring Genesis music. Tech has caught up to what Genesis music was intended to sound like in the early 70's.

thetruthissweet

Another incredible performance! So glad I'm discovering these now. I've been a Genesis fan for over 30 years, and love the years that Hackett was in the band. He was so underappreciated, so it's really awesome to see him getting the chance to take center stage these days with an incredible band behind him playing this fantastic music to adoring crowds. Some of these live performances are better than the original recordings!

mikewjdk

What a phantastic performance! Steve Hackett keeping up the real Genesis-stuff. 👍❤🎯

funklover

I love how Ned wanders in toward the end to do his bit. Epic!!

glennk.

there should be a special hall of fame for Steve. these guys are TIGHT. Amazing work man. 🥰😘

danross

Guys i think you belive me. I was so happy to see him and his band 4 years ago live in Germany. For me a dream come true. Yes i love Gabriel and the old Genesis too. Hackett is so authentic in playing and on stage. Pure Gentleman. Hope i can see him again.
P.s at this moment I remember a party at home with my friends in the late seventies. This time i heart Genesis the first time. First love, never forgett. Great time

d.w.

When I was 13 years old, arround the 70's I could not afford to buy records, and all I had was two bad quality tapes recorded by friends: "A trick of the tie" and "Dark side of the moon" but only the A sides. I listened to them in a loop. At 16 I worked for the first time during my holidays and the first thing I did was buying "A trick of the tie" vinyl. The discovery of the B side, especialy Los Endos was a shock, a huge happiness. Today I still have the same pleasure when I listen to Steve Hackett.

tapnjob