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Steve Hackett: The Total Experience Live in Liverpool (2016)
"The Total Experience Live in Liverpool" is a live album and video release by Steve Hackett, recorded at the Philharmonic Hall in Liverpool in 2015. It was part of the "Acolyte to Wolflight with Genesis Revisited" tour, celebrating the 40th anniversary of his first solo album, "Voyage Of The Acolyte", and featuring both solo and Genesis material.
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"The Total Experience Live in Liverpool" is a live album and video release by Steve Hackett, recorded at the Philharmonic Hall in Liverpool in 2015. It was part of the "Acolyte to Wolflight with Genesis Revisited" tour, celebrating the 40th anniversary of his first solo album, "Voyage Of The Acolyte", and featuring both solo and Genesis material.
Rating:PG
Genre:Music
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In Theaters:7/29/2016
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Runtime:159 minutes
Studio:Paul Green Productions
Cast
Paul Green
Director
Steve Hackett
Himself - Guitar, Vocals
Roger King
Himself - Keyboards
Nad Sylvan
Himself - Vocals, Tambourine
Gary O'Toole
Himself - Drums, Percussion, Vocals
Rob Townsend
Himself - Saxophone, Woodwind, Percussion, Vocals, Keyboards, Bass Pedals
Roine Stolt
Himself - Bass, Variax, Twelve String, Vocals, Guitar
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