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Steve Hackett

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Sep 13, 2026

SeafoamGUEST
7:47
and the last studio recording with Peter Gabriel
Mac BrydonHOST
7:52
well what's crazy is that the next album after the next album Steve Hackett bailed
SeafoamGUEST
7:59
Yeah, that's
Mac BrydonHOST
8:00
right.

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speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:16
Ah, Star Wars.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:19
If they should bar wars, please let these Star Wars...
William Tatlock GreenHOST
15:30
i wonder if we should do just a little quick uh biographical rundown of the band peter gabriel mike rutherford on bass tony banks on keys and steve hackett um also on guitar are the original not really the original members but a core member members and they um Gabriel Rutherford and Banks went to Charterhouse School in Surrey, England.
William Tatlock GreenHOST
16:01
So they knew each other as very young men.
David AmlinGUEST
61:55
Where I could draw different influences, there are a couple little piano parts that are Wakeman-esque, Tony Banks-like.
David AmlinGUEST
62:03
There are a lot of the guitar parts are very Steve Howe or Steve Hackett-like.
David AmlinGUEST
62:09
The bass lines right out of the prog book.
David AmlinGUEST
62:11
It's not just roots and fifths.
Martin PopoffHOST
20:01
It looks very epic.
Martin PopoffHOST
20:03
The fact that we have Steve Howe and Steve Hackett and then a lot of people were disappointed with that album.
Martin PopoffHOST
20:07
I think I like it a little more than a lot of people.
Martin PopoffHOST
20:09
But yeah, I think that cover promises a little more than what you get.
Cosmosis

Cosmosis

Cosmosis 2026-08-28

Sep 9 · 1 Mention

MattHOST
50:51
Elvis Costello and the Attractions, Man Out of Time, here on Kosmos.
MattHOST
50:55
Before that, Genesis, The Cinema Show, from the album Selling England by the Pound, 1973, featuring that classic lineup of Tony Banks, Phil Collins, Peter Gabriel, Steve Hackett, and Mike Rutherford.
MattHOST
51:06
Genesis, The Cinema Show, here on Kosmos, on Radio Free Nashville.
MattHOST
51:11
Gonna close out on [laughs] hour number one with a little bit of Bob Dylan.
Jackson ReedHOST
0:44
Since then, he's pursued a successful solo career, and his new album entitled The Roaring Waves, which is a collaboration with Steve Rothery of Marillion, is out now.
Jackson ReedHOST
0:56
I'm super excited to welcome Steve Hackett to Guess That Record.
Jackson ReedHOST
1:00
How are you doing, Steve?
Steve HackettGUEST
1:01
Very well, thank you.
Martin PopoffHOST
19:09
It looks very epic.
Martin PopoffHOST
19:11
The fact that we have Steve Howe and Steve Hackett, and then a lot of people were disappointed with that album.
Martin PopoffHOST
19:15
I think I like it a little more than a lot of people, but yeah, I think that cover promises a little more than what you get.
Martin PopoffHOST
19:22
So that's the prog.
John MerrickHOST
93:26
We've lots of stuff coming up because there's lots of stuff coming out.
John MerrickHOST
93:31
As we're talking, it's the day before Steve Rothery and Steve Hackett's album comes out, and also it's one week until the new Edison's Children album comes out.
John MerrickHOST
93:42
So we've lots to talk about, and we would love your feedback on that too.
Craig HoustonHOST
93:47
And we're less than three weeks or so before the Meridian tour as well.
Tony EvansHOST
9:21
It's very bass-driven, bass-heavy.
Tony EvansHOST
9:25
It sort of pushes Stephen Hackett even further down into the mix, which they were doing anyway.
Tony EvansHOST
9:31
I don't know, it just doesn't have the sound of what I love about the album.
Tony EvansHOST
9:39
And I think...
JakeHOST
17:16
[laughs] And by that I mean, you know, we, we ...
JakeHOST
17:22
I was a little bit critical of Steve Hackett, and, um, he played a bit of a classical passage in one of the previous albums we-
JaredHOST
17:30
Yeah.
JaredHOST
17:30
Water on the Touch, yeah

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Anthony PhillipsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
31:59
It's almost, like, folky, which has gone out of traction, I think.
Anthony PhillipsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
32:03
Um, it's not as professional as his later stuff, in a way, but there's a kind of simplicity about it that's quite touching.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
32:10
There was never any talk about, after Steve Hackett left, of you coming back in? 'Cause that would've been quite an interesting dynamic.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
32:17
You'd studied at the Guildhall.
MagicianHOST
87:11
Love Song from the Sons and Fascination album.
MagicianHOST
87:15
Another one from 81, Steve Hackett, his album called Cured, Funny Feeling.
MagicianHOST
87:21
Before that, the Psychedelic Furs from the 1982 album Forever Now, No Easy Street.
MagicianHOST
87:28
Before that, we had The Stranglers, Just Like Nothing on Earth from the 1981 album, The Gospel According to the Men in Black.

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