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Hackett, Steve

The Night Siren

With »The Night Siren«, Mr. Hackett has once again proven that, compared to the rest of the (ex-)Genesis crew, he's easily the most creative and witty musician around today. He's stayed proud of his musical roots, and he's diligently…

The Tokyo Tapes

»The Tokyo Tapes« is one of Hackett's best live albums, boasting a dream setlist and an all-star lineup that could have made a phenomenal prog rock supergroup if they'd stuck together for longer.

Wolflight

»Wolflight« is a classic Hackett album, made the way most of his fans want it and a worthy follow-up to the best moments of his solo career, even if it brings nothing thrillingly innovative.

Genesis Revisited II

»Genesis Revisited II« is a real treat for longtime fans of Mr. Hackett's musical legacy, and above all a warm trip down memory lane to his days with the legendary Genesis, who spent their 'golden era' with the guitar maestro in the lineup…

Guitar Noir

With the stylistically varied gem "Guitar Noir," the maestro Hackett stepped into the nineties in the most convincing way possible, once again reshaping his sonic identity with a dose of distinctly darker ambient essence than in years past.

Beyond the Shrouded Horizon

"Beyond the Shrouded Horizon" is one more proof that expecting anything less than the brilliance that (once again) graces his latest studio effort would be almost insulting to a musician of Steve's caliber.

Live Rails

»Live Rails« is a real live-album treat for all the longtime fans of this legendary guitarist, who, despite having hit the big six-oh, is still bursting with youthful energy.

Out Of The Tunnel’s Mouth

Steve Hackett has marched out of the tunnel's mouth with a new masterpiece that gives longtime fans plenty to cheer about: it delivers everything he made his name on in the past, while also bringing some fairly fresh ideas to the table.

Momentum

"Momentum" is the natural successor to "Bay Of Kings" and a romantic treat for anyone who loves Hackett's classical guitar vocabulary.

Bay of Kings

"Bay of Kings" is a superb, classically flavored album that offers a deeply honest portrait of a prog rock legend in the role of acoustic guitarist.

Highly Strung

"Highly Strung" marks Hackett's further move away from the prog rock legacy and Celtic mysticism that defined the early years of his solo career.

Cured

Before putting this thing out, Mr. Hackett must have taken a serious knock to the head, or else this album was the result of post-traumatic stress from watching way too many Brazilian soaps at the request of his lovely companion. "Cured"…

Tribute

Steve Hackett, one of the greatest guitar innovators and composers in the history of rock music (long before Eddie Van Halen popularized tapping in the '80s, it was already a staple guitar technique for Steve on some of the best Genesi

Live Archive 70, 80, 90s

»Live Archive« is the long-awaited collection of live recordings from legendary guitarist Steve Hackett. The release features four CDs covering three different eras of Hackett's live career (the 70s, 80s and 90s) with t

Defector

Steve Hackett, one of the most revered guitarists of the golden age of prog rock, kept pursuing his musical visions with plenty of creative energy even after the magnificent masterpiece "Spectral Mornings" (1979), though he never again…

Wild Orchids

Master Hackett is like fine old wine. The years haven't touched him one bit, quite the opposite. He's still making music every bit as thrilling as when he started out. Unlike the previous album "Metamor

Spectral Mornings

By the time of this album, the great Hackett had already built his image and reputation as a standalone solo artist who keeps surprising us with the depth, inventiveness and intensity of his work. Thanks to the success of his previous

Please Don’t Touch

Three years after the masterful debut "Voyage of the Acolyte" (1975), and a year after leaving Genesis, who had stopped backing his innovative musical ideas, Steve Hackett decided to put out "Please Don't Touch&l

Voyage of the Acolyte

The brilliant, and until then rather enigmatic, guitarist Steve Hackett became the first member of Genesis to go solo, and right out of the gate he proved to the music world that he was far more than just a guitar virtuoso. Steve is

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