Genesis Hidden Suites...

AFlowerKingCrimson wrote: If you take the beginning of dancing with the moonlit knight and then cinema show and then aisle of plenty I think that could qualify as a suite. You mentioned something like that but not sure that's what you meant. You could also maybe do dance on a volcano and los endos as a suite and maybe throw squonk in there too since it's featured in los endos. Speaking of los endos there's also this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4-iJ5i5iVPw

I actually usually play Dance on a Volcano, Squonk and Los Endos together, but it was never initially intended as a suite.

Dancing with the Moonlit Knight/The Cinema Show/Aisle of Plenty was originally intended as a single piece of music, but was discarded to avoid comparisons to Supper's Ready, as is the case with the other suites on here.

Oh, and not forgetting.... Home by the Sea!

The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway Suite!

Edited by FatherChristmas - August 14 2020 at 05:46

Despite being known only for one magnum opus (completely unlike Yes), the legendary Supper's Ready, Genesis often has produced songs on their albums that seem to flow into each other alarmingly easily. These are usually part of one of Genesis's Hidden Suites, extended pieces that were broken up on the albums to "avoid comparisons" to Supper's Ready. The most famous of these was the equally legendary (well, according to me) Duke Suite, but as it happens, there were others. I'll be posting the videos here soon.