I got the new live Steve Hackett, and it is just great. Very well recorded, a band on fire, and a very pleasing setlist. Basically, it's a handful of songs from his most recent solo album, then a batch from one of his early solo albums, and then the great Genesis album "Selling England by the Pound."

Because he has released a live album and usually a DVD from every tour for the past decade or so, and I've gotten most of them, I do already have most of the songs, and like a lot of prog rockers, Hackett doesn't change the versions up wildly. However, the song order is great, and his new drummer is on fire, and what subtle changes they do make are ones that I enjoy. 

The big bonus for me is the song "Deja Vu." It was an unfinished song from around the time of "Selling England" (1973), and Hackett had completed the composition for one of his "Genesis Revisited" 'studio albums a while back, but this live version is killer. His soloing soars, and singer Nad Sylvan really puts his heart into it. It makes me think a little of Peter Gabriel's live "Here Comes The Flood." For whatever reason, the CD has a better mix than the youtube video of the song. I have not gotten to view the Blue Ray yet. 

Hackett is a legendary guitarist at the top of his game. I'm glad to see him playing so well and having such energy, especially as we have just lost another great. 

CD 1:
1. Every Day
2. Under the Eye of the Sun
3. Fallen Walls and Pedestals
4. Beasts of our Time
5. The Virgin and the Gypsy
6. Tigermoth
8. Spectral Mornings
9. The Red Flower of Tai Chi Blooms Everywhere
10. Clocks - Angel of Mons
11. Dancing with the Moonlit Knight
12. I Know What I Like (In Your Wardrobe)

CD 2:
1. Firth of Fifth
2. More Fool Me
3. The Battle of Epping Forest
4. After The Ordeal
5. The Cinema Show
6. Aisle of Plenty
7. Déja Vu
8. Dance On A Volcano
9. Los Endos