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[@jeremygray1331]

Peter Gabriel was the lead singer and a creative force in the band Genesis. This is a song about leaving the band and embark on a solo career. Try “Supper’s Ready” next.

[@martingriepentrog4652]

I would add, that if you are interested in hearing Genesis' response to his leaving, you should try listening to their song "Mad Man Moon".

[@heatherweiler662]

“It’s about being prepared to lose what you have for what you might get . . . It’s about letting go.” - Peter Gabriel

[@sallybannister6224]

Yes Heather, PG exact words, Thank you 😊

[@gracesprocket7340]

Solsbury hill is an ancient field enclosure on the top of a flat topped hill with bank and ditch to contain cattle. It is 'alone in the world' just on the outskirts of Bath, and open to the public as a National Trust owned parcel of land.

[@pattyblanton3018]

If you want to see something else by Peter Gabriel I recommend In Your Eyes. Since you like live performances I recommend his secret world live performance of the song it's one of the best stage performances of a song I've ever seen.

[@MichaelBurhans]

You beat me to it. I have the Bluray of that show, and it is on at least half of my youtube playlists. Simply magical and I am so grateful it is well captured. But think of the vibe the people there were feeling. I'm totally jealous.

[@dereksmalls5015]

The interesting sound comes partially from the song being in 7/4 time, with the verse lines starting on the 5th beat and ending on the first beat of the next measure.

[@deirdrehelfferich8281]

I was just about to mention that,you beat me to it😜

[@doctormojo]

Except for a bar in 4 before the chorus :-)

[@crothefool1651]

You've heard "Sledgehammer" and now "Solsbury Hill". I think you owe it to yourself to check out "Biko" or "Games Without Frontiers".

[@jamesalexander5623]

I stood outside South Africa House and sang Biko with thousands! .....

[@sherydenslament]

Next by Peter Gabriel, try: In Your Eyes. Or try his duet with Kate Bush - Don't Give Up

[@stevecowder4774]

This catchy beauty of a song is the one that truly launched Peter's solo career in the right direction. It's a special tune that all of us Gabriel fans adore.

[@nickcoburn6711]

It is not a goodbye song, it is a spiritual awakening song, he is saying how he got the awakening on top of Solsbury hill, that he was in a rut and had to be more connected to his inner self, how his friends would call him a nut, and the reference of turning water into wine, but he went with it anyway and made his life better, got out of the music machinery (with Genesis) and moved onto the music he wanted to create. Look up his career it is quite amazing, started his own studio and helping to bring music from different cultures and countries to everyone

[@AlexRubbo]

I live near Solbury Hill near the city of Bath here in England. It's a beautiful place.

[@tomcatyyz]

Lucky! I want my ashes to be scattered there as I'm unlikely to get there whilst I'm alive...

[@KDeCesare]

This entire Secret World Tour concert is AMAZING

[@rk41gator]

Gabriel, as with Paul Simon, were into promoting world beat music. WOMAD festival was his 'baby'.

[@jerryjerry8673]

The unique 7/4 time signature makes this a very catchy song.

[@stevedotwood]

"Red Rain" - it's kinda haunting, but his voice is really great in it. Not too many people reacted to it which is a shame.

[@mikefetterman6782]

Keep in mind this concert is about 15 years later after the release of the song and modified to blend into the show. The song is the same generally, but extended in the beginning.

[@abeycee7427]

Yes, he has always loved world music

[@buckster2575]

I'm a metal head but I love this song.

[@anthonybarnes6298]

Solsbury Hill is a real hill in England, and if you check on a map you will see that the closest city is Bath, so when he sings " I can see the city lights", he means Bath. Just a little bit of trivia. 😄

[@peterj.h.2697]

I've actually listened to this song whilst looking down over Bath from Solsbury Hill though when they put a bypass though the centre of it in the 80s it somewhat spoiled the atmosphere.

[@Rmick7634]

I was lucky to live in Bath for 4 years and it was my fav place to visit. This song instantly takes me back there and makes me have that “warm fuzzy” feeling this song gives you.

[@gracesprocket7340]

@@peterj.h.2697 It was later than the 1980s - I recall them as being early to mid 1990s. The claimed noise and disruption to the site were overstated, and in practice you cannot see or hear the traffic on the A46 heading north to the motorway from the hill top - the distance to the new A46 being less than that to the old (urban) route by only 100m or so at the closest, and with noise baffles and a cutting keeping the traffic out of sight and earshot. The bypass on the far side of the river, heading east is slightly more visible, but is not particularly close nor intrusive.

[@adamgregory5274]

Bath, probably the most beautiful city in Britain

[@OronOfMontreal]

Still my favourite Peter Gabriel song. I have seen him in concert a number of times and I love his unique influence on music, culture and even on world politics. However, I have never heard a live version of "Solsbury Hill" that satisfies me. One must admit that this song depends hugely upon the album version's production and sound. Until you hear the original album version, and listen to the entire fade-out for its weirdness, you cannot understand why this is such a legendary song. Only the original will do.

[@michaelthibault6106]

Same for most live versions, especially Peter Gabriel though. He was such a studio wizard.

[@vespoint]

I agree wholeheartedly

[@chrishoff5291]

And the amazing Tony Levin on bass

[@ananaturalamor]

Yes, is a goodbye song, and you can notice on the lyrics, something like a psychic death, this is about, finish a path and start another brand new. ♥️

[@rpraelsporcupine3112]

Ha! Yes, you could say he was happily saying goodbye to something! 🤣🤣🤣 This song was Peter’s first solo single and it’s about him leaving the band Genesis. In fact, he also left the music industry in general, as it had become like a “machinery” from which he just needed to walk out.

[@cjr1324]

A perfect follow up would be the live version of “In Your Eyes”, from the same concert you just watched.

[@rosemarybarron4256]

I second this. I watch that performance every few months or so. It gets me every time.

[@michaelthibault6106]

Y'oussou N'Dour featured vocals are perfect on the original studio version. And the live version loses the focus on the delicate percussion. The live version is great, but it's not the version that everyone fell in love with. It seems to be the one all the reactors get handed and they're really missing out on a gem.

[@theAkildare]

listen to the duet with Kate Bush - Don't Give Up and an live performance of the song Biko - Live Mandela 70th Wembley 1988

[@kennethslayor8177]

Peter Gabriel is very theatrical. You should really check out his songs "San Jacinto" and "Biko".

[@DevInvest]

My favorite PG

[@alanwhetstone3922]

This song will be played at my funeral services when I pass away

[@tomcatyyz]

Same, brother...

[@mrod7692]

In your eyes.

[@larryzigler6812]

Calling Peter a musical genius is a bit of an understatement !!!!! Just got through listening to the divine TARJA cover his enchanting song DARKNESS !!!! Exquisite 🥰🥰💘💘

[@Boodieman72]

This is when Peter Gabriel left Genesis and was starting a solo career, this is about the time between.

[@RavBunneh]

This ^

[@mayofrench5170]

So many great Peter Gabriel songs. I would recommend Shock the Monkey. It has a catchy beat but the lyrics are thought provoking.

[@rk41gator]

Excellent Choice!

[@rk41gator]

This was Peter's answer to his good friend Tony's (Genesis) song 'Mad Man Moon'. Nailed it! He left Genesis.

[@Chiari_Queen_T]

His live performance of "In Your Eyes" is FABULOUS!

[@loculi]

He was a kid with a bad childhood, and maybe not so good parents. His granddad came to bring him to live with him and his grandma. It stressed him the heck out, his heart was going boom boom boom.

[@saucefc]

If you want an "out of left field" recommendation, check out 'Mercy Street,' from his seminal and (arguably) career crowning album 'So.' Moody and mysterious, the Peruvian clay flute (synthesized) measure alone is worth the listen.

[@OronOfMontreal]

I would go further and urge all comers to watch the "Mercy Street" concert video from Gabriel's Live in Athens 1987 concert video, to be found on KZbin.

[@saucefc]

@@OronOfMontreal Oh, yes. I'd forgotten about that one. Wonderful suggestion.

[@Rmick7634]

Solsbury Hill is off of an idillic little Village called Box in Bath, Uk. Peter still has a recording studio there where some super famous people have and still do record ( from Van Morrrison, Amy Winehouse, Tom Jones, Kanye West and Jay Z to name a few). I was so lucky to live in Bath for 4 years and visited Box a lot. The view from Solsbury Hill is beautiful. I loved this song way before I ever moved there but now it brings back a flood of memories and that “warn fuzzy” feeling such an amazing song can bring!

[@gracesprocket7340]

Box is around 4-5 miles to the east. Swainswick is the nearest village, with Bailbrook and Northend being adjacent on the south and east. For larger village centres there as Batheaston and Lambridge, both along the London road heading in toward Bath city centre. I don't think you could even see little Solsbury Hill from Box, as it is behind another ridge and up a river valley some way.

[@Rmick7634]

@@gracesprocket7340 yes I know, I lived there for 4 years. I didn’t say the Hill was in Box, I said off of; meaning outside of Box. I mentioned Box because that’s where Peter’s studio is.

[@bjornronaldson6017]

If you want a suggestion on the next Peter Gabriel song to react to, I HIGHLY recommend Biko.

[@IllumeEltanin]

The version from the 1986 Amnesty International concert at Giant's Stadium is my favorite.

[@powderworks]

BIKO! BIKO! BIKO! BIKO! BIKO! BIKO!

[@SpikeMatthews]

Peter Gabriel is always great for a spectacle, both in his own right and when he was with Genesis. Not for nothing was he the person the UK turned to to come up with a spectacular show for the then-new Millennium Dome.

[@annettemoore7264]

🤣🤣🤣 Salisbury Hill...👍

[@julilla1]

Always love to see more Peter Gabriel. There are a lot of good suggestions here. I really like "Digging In the Dirt".

[@RedDawnRocker]

MrLBoyd, you're 100% right. The story I've always heard was that Peter left Genesis due to the execs wanting to move away from the progressive rock style the band was known for and go totally mainstream. While Peter kept his values and stayed a progressive artist Genesis would in fact go mainstream with drummer Phil Collins becoming the new vocalist. The happy part of the story is not only did Phil and Peter both become major successes but Mike Rutherford started the band Mike and the Mechanics and although short-lived the band has it's own place in musical history proving Mike just as skilled as Peter and Phil.

[@joemustonen254]

Peter Gabriel is a genius. He’s on another level. 🙏

[@josephjones328]

Please react to "in your eyes", by Peter Gabriel, "Secret World Live tour". What a stunning video!

[@PrimitiveFilmGroup]

It was on a soundtrack. The great film Vanilla Sky with Tom Cruise.

[@tancar2004]

"It's like a perfect soundtrack song" Their was a period of time back in the late 80's into the 90's where you would hear this song playing on multiple movie trailer's in any given year. Usually in "feel good" or "coming of age" type movies. Even Peter Gabriel said it was over used.

[@erickvermeulen9734]

The first attractiveness to this song is the unusual rhythm, i always hope reactors catch that

[@2a2day]

You should do “shaking the tree” from this same live show. It incorporates A LOT of carribean

[@jeffpope3221]

You're right on the mark with your analysis. It's his song about leaving Genesis to start his solo career.

[@deirdrehelfferich8281]

After he left Genesis and started his solo career he also started the WOMAD lable. A label that features world music artists, also in the 80's he startet the"witness"program where he sent free of cost single use cameras to people to document injustice ! Mind, that was pre cell phone! All that cost him so much money that he got broke and had to do a Genesis reunion tour. The reason why he's so on the beat, like Collins, he's a former drummer!

[@jakeclark66]

If you’ve ever spent time in an orphanage, and your dad came back for you… like mine did… yea, this one hits different sir.

[@adamgregory5274]

😢

[@kevinmarsh8922]

If you want to understand Peter Gabriel listen to "Biko".

[@RadCenter]

Gabriel was one of the leaders of the World Beat movement in the 1980s and '90s. It helped bring great music from around the world to American and European audiences. The record label he founded, Real World, packaged this music. You should check out the performance of "In Your Eyes" from the Secret World Live tour (the same tour that this clip of "Solsbury Hill" came from).

[@abeycee7427]

Fun fact: The song is in 7/4 time (time signature)

[@SpottedQ]

Breaking Free!

[@SamAtScareworks]

Really cool to see you reacting to this! I'll donate to see you react to "Dancing With the Moonlit Knight!"

[@Sacred_Silence]

I'm glad you did the live version, it's so much better than the album version.

[@csp.9203]

No.

[@valerieh84]

Peter Gabriel is a unique artist for his talent, his support for “world music” (that is music not sung in English, as if that was an anomaly, duh) and his commitment to human rights. Other than Mercy Street, Biko, San Jacinto and Games without Frontiers (with Kate Bush) already mentioned by followers here, some of my favorites are Wallflower, Digging in the Dirt (cool video in the style of Sledgehammer) and Blood of Eden (with Sinéad O’Connor).

[@truettscofield854]

Love it!

[@windog551]

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[@jacobheisesr9160]

Peter Gabriel was always a progressive artist adding new and inventive sounds into his music. I love the music you check out on the channel but sometimes I think the version You watch or hear isn't the best representation of how the artist originally meant the song to be heard or received. I do appreciate the point of view you offer but sometimes I think you should hear certain songs closer to their original release time periods. Most of the classic rock era artists that have been performing the last decade have changed the sound of some of their music for various reasons, so I believe there is a different type of appreciation to the original, or close to, offering. love the channel just a thought.

[@cleverlilvixen]

I love this song, and really enjoyed your reaction and interpretation. Please listen to "In Your Eyes" by the same artist. I think you'd enjoy it, and I'd love to hear your thoughts.

[@IllumeEltanin]

My personal favorite Peter Gabriel live performance is his rendition of "Biko" as the final number of his set at the 1986 Amnesty International concert at Giant's Stadium. The perfect song performed in the perfect setting for its message. Both the audience at Giant's Stadium and those watching worldwide via MTV were stunned. Yes, there are better live audio performances of "Biko" since that recorded. But the 1986 Amnesty International performance is the one which truly cemented Peter Gabriel as a solo artist worldwide.

[@kimbunchalastnames5357]

he's saying goodbye to a life that wasn't true to himself. 🙂

[@ltd4all]

The song is about Peter leaving the band Genesis, which he fronted previously, and moving forward without the security of the band Genesis to back him up, to start his solo career. "walking out of the machinery" is him leaving the "machine' of genesis, with all the stage production and tour staff, and all the "red carpet" treatment that came with being a part of Genesis, and having that sort of clout and fame.

[@rk41gator]

You are of course right about leaving Genesis but I think walking out of the machinery was more about the recording industry. He took a year or to off to be with his wife and new born.

[@AutumnExplore]

A terrific song; the studio version is even better. "Biko" and "Shaking The Tree" are two more Peter Gabriel greats!

[@richardbailey1295]

Recommend: 'Steam' 'Diggin In The Dirt' 'Kiss That Frog'

[@heatherweiler662]

His debut solo single after leaving Genesis

[@leisastalnaker3790]

I think Sledgehammer is a fun song full of double meanings. That’s the fun of the song.

[@debjorgo]

I was afraid it was going to be the live version.

[@TubThumper6969]

More Samson!!!!

[@abeycee7427]

I love the studio version much more. This live version sounds rushed. It sounds lively but I never had that impression of the radio version. The lyrics and the music match better on the single: both are reflective and melancholy. It is a song about his departure from Genesis.

[@midkingsteve]

Some of the best lyrics I've ever heard IMO, relative to the subject matter. It's rare that you can pull up lyrics to a pop song and read them and be totslly moved by them alone. The language is just so spot on. I prefer the studio version as it's a little slower and has a more stern power to it, like he's finally releasing something from himself. And yes this has been on like a thousand soundtracks. Usually "feel-good" films.

[@richardbailey1295]

He is talking about leaving Genesis. For his solo career. Very successful.

[@richardbailey1295]

Also about leaving the mortal world. multiple meanings.

[@pskovca]

It may not be obvious but this song is about the crucifixion, and perhaps paralleled by Gabriel's Exodus from Genesis. So indeed he is saying goodbye.

[@breakdancinfool]

Peter Gabriel was the founder and original creative force of Genesis, before Phil Collins took his place. Two major events inspired MOST of Peter's post-Genesis and pre-Bloodwork music: Leaving Genesis as it was skyrocketing to fame to go solo, and his very long, bitter and painful divorce from his first wife. Those two things inspired his first 4 best selling albums.

[@Weareroses]

You should check out Francis and the lights, he’s like the modern Peter Gabriel

[@brianhullaby7738]

Yep. He left Genesis

[@kadmiss1750]

It's about him making the decision to leave the band Genesis. "I was feeling part of the scenery. I walked right out of the machinery." For as good as Genesis was. The atmosphere among that band was crazy as fuck and for Peter is was restricting his creative freedom. For the sake of his sanity he thought he HAD to leave Genesis. Even if it meant his career failing because of it

[@salhernandez4928]

If possible could you so a reaction video to immortal techniques dance with the devil would love to see your reaction to that song!

[@chariotreign]

:)

[@davidrauh8118]

The song was about his choice to leave Genesis and pursue a solo career. The trepidation that comes with such a monumental decision.

[@northernassassin6056]

It's just not the same without the original.

[@Rx_Vitamin_R]

Perfect time to transition to Phil Collins.

[@samuraikaoss1455]

I love old Peter Gabriel. I hated Sledge Hammer.

[@lukea4572]

Biko

[@olegyamleq7796]

You sure this not African instead of Caribbean ?

[@2sanctuarylab]

You give one thing up and go into another thing that is potentially better.....but you don't know yet. Upbeat/Good-Bye Song.

[@dlla2661]

This is great. But I do like the studio version better, by far. He sounds hoarse here and not as strong.

[@IvorPresents]

I like the original studio cut. Saying goodbye to the band he just left. Off to work solo. A good choice? thoughts differ. I love his works with Genesis. I did not like his "Pop" period. It did not feel to me as honest as his more cutting edge works. It is somewhat ironic that his most popular MTV hits are my least favorites. Shock the Monkey. and SledgeHammer, can not hold a candle to his dramatic and experimental pieces. listen to the likes of Wallflower. Here Comes the Flood. San Jacinto...Signal to Noise...Beautiful and moving works.

[@jlc9914]

Bah, listen to the studio version, much better!!!

[@jamesalexander5623]

Not nearly like the Original Version! Check that out!

[@hays9008]

Oh yes you picked the worse video of song.....

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[@Yardhead]

That extremely nasty song? Wtf?

[@progrockrules9463]

This is about leaving Genesis in 1975