Thanks,. Probably this track, from all new ones he played live, is the most demanding for me. This will need a bit time until I can make my personal judgement ...
Seems like I was not alone (having problems with this track in the beginning). It certainly has grown. It’s more complex than you think when you first hear it. Still, I think there are better tracks on i/o, but “Olive Tree” is a nice track for the up-tempo section.
That video kind of hurts my eyes and brain. I can’t stand this hectic change of images. Not for me, sorry!
Good track from a rather average album.
10 from me
Thanks,. Probably this track, from all new ones he played live, is the most demanding for me. This will need a bit time until I can make my personal judgement ...
Would be quite logical to assume that Path Of Fortune might have been a working title for Road To Joy. Especially because final lyrics came ver late after the band recordings. We will find out …
Are those photos or special fine art prints or something similar? I am not an expert / collector of those things but if you want to sell them, you may take the chance and put them up on eBay.
I have checked some of the venues recently as well and I think they will start offering cheaper tickets in August. Tickets cost even more in NA (compared to Europe). I hope they will manage to sell enough tickets.
I have now voted for "So much" ("Playing for time" is now at #4). Curious to see how that will develop. "the Court" is still my #1!
A good track for me. Not that outtanding but I do understand why other fans like this a lot. To me, it worked far better live. 11/15
That is awesome. It needed a second and third listen, but how wonderful is that? It will certainly be one of the best tracks on the record I am sure. I like it a lot! 
I really want the surround mix(es) to be sold separately.
It's hugely frustrating when they are only included in mega-expensive box sets including vinyl (which I don't want), CD versions (unnecessary) and silly little trinkets like key rings, fake road crew passes, postcards, etc.
Agreed. I hope there will be some kind of stand-alone release for the surround sound album, Blu-ray audio perhaps?
There already have been. Though nothing wholly unreleased - as yet. It was a nice and unexpected touch to get Undercurrents, however, especially given the ongoing issues with the DVD reissue.
I am also hoping there will be more from the archives. But right now, I am already happy with what has been offered so far!
Thanks for sharing videos and photos!
As Steve Hackett’s Genesis Revisited Tour, it’s always the same… still boring.
Well, I see some major differences here. Reproducing an old show accurately and therefore not changing anything is something else than revisiting the past and changing the setlist from tour to tour. Steve also plays his own stuff and new material from his recent studio albums.
I saw The Musical Box quite often and have always enjoyed it. I probably saw the Selling show the most, so I'll skip this time. But I really recommend this to everybody who hasn't seen this yet. Go. before they don't do it any more.
That is GOOD news, thank you 
As much as I'd like to hear that, as much I am happy he didn't do it. He left Genesis behind for good reasons and it would be odd to hear that. On the other hand, the Dancing with the moonlit knight bit he did in 2016 was emotional.
12 from my side. A lovely track. Saw Nad Sylvan perform this with Steve Hackett. That was better than I expected!
I noticed that the O2 now advertises the show with special guests
https://www.theo2.co.uk/events/detail/peter-gabriel
Any idea who that could be?
No surprise to me that FKOH seems to be the favorite track for most of us. Such a great song!
Display MoreFinally back home in America after a European vacation that happily (he said as if it were a coincidence) lined up with this show in Amsterdam. I absolutely loved it -- just an amazing spectacle from the band and the stage designers. Hearing all those new songs really showed how vibrant and vital Peter's work still is. While of course I have a list a mile long of pre-2023 songs I would have liked to have heard, I think the choice to go with almost all i/o project songs as almost all of the tracks outside the big hits was the right call.
It's funny, as someone who stayed away from setlist spoilers until seeing the show, the opening duo of Washing Of The Water and Growing Up made me think we were going to get a lot of deep-cut live favorites. I would never have imagined at that point that they were to be the only two non-hit older songs. But, again, I loved the choice -- the i/o songs are so strong, he is right to highlight them.
The video in the post before mine I think demonstrates the only real downside to the show: the sound mix felt off most of the night. Peter's vocals were frequently buried in the mix, especially on the newer songs. I can't tell if that's a technical issue, him still learning how to sing the new songs live, or his famous lack of mic sense...but there were times when his voice almost got lost. But then he would get to an old hit with established stage movement/choreography, and his voice would come through and shine. It wasn't a big problem since it all felt a part of the journey of experiencing so many new songs...but it was noteworthy.
Ah, there was one other downside: this was the first show of Marina's absence. I didn't know she was missing, since I hadn't even watched the full video introducing the band -- but it was weird that some of the video screen moments featured another woman who wasn't on stage. Looking after the show, I saw that she had posted to instagram with seeming excitement about arriving in town for the tour...but has disappeared since then. Glad to see in another thread than Don-E confirmed she has had the flu and should be back soon -- not glad she had the flu bad enough to knock her out for ten-plus days, but that it's not anything more serious. Hope she feels better soon!
It was such an honor and privilege to see the show in Europe -- this trip was a long time coming to see family, but was glad to squeeze in the show. Roll on October and the southern California shows!
The sound was good (was close to the stage that night) and as always it depends where you sit or stand.
Thanks for your little report. Enjoyable to read!
