Genesis - Supper's Ready - More than 50 Years of Genesis: Suppers Ready - Over 50 Years of Genesis

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Tom from Edmonton, AbA few years ago, when asked his favourite songs, Peter Gabriel replied "Supper's Ready" and "Here Comes The Flood" from his first solo album. When questioned what "Supper's Ready" was about, he simply stated that it was a song about "good vs. evil."

Può essere, ma nessuno aveva fatto uso di droghe o alcol, come confermato da Gabriel e Anthony. L’esperienza era dunque ancora più spaventosa. Yomuin from NetherlandsI think the "song fact" about "needing patience for a 25 minute song" is just so unnecessary. Like what has your attitude towards this time/younger generations got anything to do with the song. Besides. I am young, and I think this song is captivating enough start to finish to keep people engaged. So, stop hating. This song is great and not all of us are Tik-Tok addicted zombies. Plus, being concise isn't always bad either. In this story, Ameinias, a young man, loved Narcissus but was scorned. As a way of rebuffing Ameinias, Narcissus gave him a sword, which Ameinias used to kill himself on Narcissus' doorstep; he prayed to Nemesis that Narcissus would one day know the pain of unrequited love. This curse was fulfilled when Narcissus became entranced by his own reflection in a pool. He only realized that it was his reflection after trying to kiss it. As he leaned forward to look at himself in the pool of water, he fell in and drowned. Disse che a passare attraverso una di quelle cose, c’era il rischio di ritornare cambiati per sempre.I cavalieri dalla pelle scura sono quasi sicuramente guerrieri del faraone Ikhnaton (“Servitore di Aten“), raro modo di chiamare il signore egizio conosciuto come Amenhotep IV (“Lo Spirito di Amon è Soddisfatto”).

Per oltrepassarla sai che ci trovi di tutto: uno o più mondi, strani personaggi, trappole e trabocchetti, svariati incantesimi.Matthew from Milford DePhil Collins & Sonic Youth go together like garlic salt & cinnamon, it was Flaming Youth, Brand X was a band that Collins weaved in & out of from 76/79 but always put Genesis first, then of course his solo career in later years. Collins was/is probably one of the busiest musicians that ever lived. Suppers Ready needs no explanation of "What it's about" listen to it & what you get from it, well, that's what it's about. MY OPINION : it's a love song, a biblical battle, with Gabriel's English absurd humor to top it off "As sure as eggs is eggs" Un ragazzo e una ragazza, da un semplice salotto, si ritrovano in altri corpi e in un’altra dimensione. Once we'd done that, it took on a whole other level. The drums were in there playing heavily and it became such a big thing. And, I think particularly, the climax which occurs with the 'Apocalypse in 9/8,' which is a sort of extended keyboard solo that ends in massive chords with fantastic vocal performance from Peter, it still really works.