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http://www.amazon.com/Peter-Gabriel-Secret...=UTF8&s=dvd
I think you are confusing him with his ex-bandmate.
From '94.
Might get more response with a better title...Damn, I thought there would be more Peter Gabriel fans here. :(Oh well, I figured it was worth one bump to see if there is any more interest.
Might get more response with a better title...Damn, I thought there would be more Peter Gabriel fans here. :(Oh well, I figured it was worth one bump to see if there is any more interest.
May as well title your thread "Hey"
Looks like he's not getting as much "Steam" as in years gone by.Damn, I thought there would be more Peter Gabriel fans here. :(Oh well, I figured it was worth one bump to see if there is any more interest.
Yeah, I changed it, though I originally figured that any music fan would check out a thread called 'music fans,' but I was obviously wrong.Might get more response with a better title...Damn, I thought there would be more Peter Gabriel fans here. :(Oh well, I figured it was worth one bump to see if there is any more interest.
Looks like he's not getting as much "Steam" as in years gone by.Damn, I thought there would be more Peter Gabriel fans here. :(Oh well, I figured it was worth one bump to see if there is any more interest.
99% of people on this board are fans of some sort of music. Then there's Smoo.Yeah, I changed it, though I originally figured that any music fan would check out a thread called 'music fans,' but I was obviously wrong.Might get more response with a better title...Damn, I thought there would be more Peter Gabriel fans here. :(Oh well, I figured it was worth one bump to see if there is any more interest.
Paula Cole. She has some great pipes, too.
Don't even get me started on how great Genesis was when PG was in the band. Foxtrot, Selling England by the Pound, and The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway are three of the best records of the 70's.
Very nice.
I agree.Instead of two artists (Gabriel and Genesis) with waning interest, it would have sparked major interest.I would have payed to see a reunion tour.
Yeah, Growing Up is great, too. When he and his daughter do that skywalk in Downside Up, I am still in
. In fact, the first time I saw that, I had to rewind it back to make sure I had really just seen that.
Perhaps, but reports are that Gabriel is already working on his next solo project, so I am glad to see he is continuing it, rather than abandoning it, simply to take a stroll down memory lane with a band he hasn't been a part of in over 30 years. Don't get me wrong, I would enjoying seeing a Genesis show with the classic lineup of the early 70's, but if him not doing it means he is going to do another solo album and tour, then I will be happy. I thought Up was his best solo record to date, and if he can come close to doing that again, I will be one happy fan.
I saw Phil Collins interviewed and he said that basically with his hand problems he can't drum anymore. That would leave him to do thelead vocals which would make Gabriel useless. That's one of the reasons they are not getting back together.
Gabriel isn't interested.
'93/'94? Secret World Tour. Phenomenal album and tour. Probably my favorite of each.
Believe it was after So came out.....
So was May of 1986, I remember because I went to my first concert on his tour that summer. We had 6th or 7th row seats at Great Woods, near Boston. It was possibly the best show I have ever been to. (Kinda sux to have it first!)Us was released in September 1992, so that is the album that the Secret World Tour (1993-1994) was based upon. "Secret World" was the last song on "Us." There was a "Secret World Live" album released in 1994.
Thats it - I meant 1980s not 90s - forgot how old I was - I was 15 and it was my first show....my buddys mom dropped us off. next year I saw Grateful Dead and Pink floyd....Good times!
PG would have a very difficult time singing that early Genesis stuff nowadays. He doesn't have close to the range he used to, especially live, and it would be painful seeing him struggle to sing Supper's Ready and The Cinema Show.
Agreed. Considering PG is one of those crazy creative, arty guys, I never figured he'd resort to touring on old records like this. Not holding it against him per se, but like you said, it is surprising.
All I can say is that PG's band is one of the best in the world, and you all should see them at least once.
He's had lights like that for a long time. I don't remember the song but I remember seeing him singing and having them hovering over him while he curled on the stage. It fit with the song, I just don't remember which song it was.
I despise both that and Big Time. Get the Us album as an antidote for that. It is lush, melodic, beautifully layered, exquisitely performed and produced, and ultimately a masterpiece. Also a pretty heavy look at the spectrum of love.E Street Brat said:
