Peter Gabriel - In Your Eyes | REACTION

[@jamelakajamal]

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[@jasonstinebaugh8447]

My favorite Peter Gabriel song! And a good version of it! If you get a chance, check out the cover of this by Jeffrey Gaines too! It's GREAT! The lady singer is Paula Cole. She has a few really good solo hits too!

[@Lisse1]

Huge, long time fan. Seen him live tons of times. Recommend this: m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/f4u7oXt8arJ2mMU

[@pineconey]

This is great. Check out the studio version for more of a feel of how this works as a love song. Also, have a listen to Salisbury Hill if you haven't. Might enjoy some Genesis from way back when Peter Gabriel was lead singer.

[@k_spats]

Check out, "Shock the Monkey." Totally different energy.

[@chosanwan1510]

​@@Lisse1...one of his best.

[@natewilliams1062]

Peter is dedicated. Dude has a vision. The Secret World Live concert video can be life changing. It's almost 30 years old and is STILL ahead of its time

[@Gerard-yt3dz]

July 22nd, 1994 Thee Fabulous Forum Los Angeles, CA. Peter Gabriel Secret World Tour. Yes, I WAS THERE!!!!!!!

[@goonies80s98]

One of the greatest songs ever.

[@colinbrash]

Agreed. Maybe not one of the greatest dances ever though...

[@johnathanstruble1064]

Jamal..please react to ..SHAKIN THE TREE....fron THIS same tour the secret garden. Peace and love.

[@twwtjohns]

Watching this I'm reminded of Dolly Parton's cover of Cat Stevens' Peace Train, live accompanied by Ladysmith Black Mombasa.

[@lindehughes1773]

So true

[@rachel-in-the-208]

Written for Roseanna Arquette and featured in the infamous boom box scene in Say Anything

[@caros4734]

You are right Peter is a spiritual man and a brilliant artist.

[@nancyjones6780]

It will never, ever get old!!

[@jjfergie]

THe entire show is amazing. Manu Katche is such an atmospheric drummer. The amount of talent on that stage is staggering

[@MrWheeler715]

The female singer is Paula Cole. She had some hits of her own in the 90s.

[@walkingwounded3824]

He debut album set the record with 13 Grammy nominations!

[@regisoneill3221]

Paula is a local girl. thecabot.org/cabot100celebration

[@bagelj]

Don’t forget singer Youssou N'Dour

[@johnbindert7046]

@@bagelj, Youssou N'Dour did the studio version. This is Papa Wemba.

[@bagelj]

@@johnbindert7046 You should see him in the concert

[@stevenwasserman9729]

The young lady is Paula Cole and the INCREDIBLE band is the folks he's been touring with since like 1986.... absolutely mythic performances....

[@veloraloves]

HA! YES!I thought she looked familiar. But I mentally blocked that one hit song involving cowboys after the millionth time I heard it.

[@bomagosh1252]

@@veloraloves She also recorded I Don't Wanna Wait, the theme song for Dawson's Creek. This was maybe six months before her career exploded. I've seen a lot of live shows but the Secret World Live tour was among the best.

[@chestrockwell8328]

I had to go back and get reacquainted with Paula Cole, her voices in this video was awesome; I didn't recognize who she was, learned by the comments. As it were, I'm not a fan of her music but she has a great voice. According to the VH1 documentary I just watched she officially joined Peter Gabriel in 1993, not 1986.

[@veloraloves]

@@bomagosh1252 I had forgotten that one, too. I was too into X Files by then, and aged out of those types of tv shows by a couple of years. But man...live shows were at their peak during the 90's. And like you, I've seen many. Sadly, I missed out on this one.

[@mnmrmust]

Saw that concert in Seattle right after getting out of the Army. Top 5 of best concerts I have ever seen.

[@MickLoud999]

This is, quite possibly, the greatest song ever composed.

[@jackieforde]

Chills...

[@MickLoud999]

@@jackieforde Watching this reminds me of the time I saw PG in the 20th century. It was at the Skydome in Toronto. Indeed chilling. There were 2 stages with a moving sidewalk between them!

[@thinkinoutloud]

I agree, along with, Red Rain, Solsbury Hill, Mercy Street. World Music, African Beats, Great Stuff!!

[@philippbehrend5559]

one of them, yes

[@ottomatic7823]

Mmm... it's good but THE greatest?

[@kathryntreadway6647]

This song brings me to tears.

[@blackklash]

See all those colors up on stage white, black brown, beige. That's the way music should be. I would have loved to been there

[@alexlong9709]

It was an amazing concert. Tears still well in my eyes when I see these videos. So happy it is finding a new audience.

[@knarf_on_a_bike]

Peter Gabriel was one of the first western musicians to incorporate World Beat rhythms in his music. This just an amazing and beautiful song.

[@scottjones7005]

Agreed, one of the first. The first has to go Ginger Baker. Turned his back on the west completely and moved to Africa in the early 70s. Check out the film “beware of Mr Baker”, incredible story.

[@terrybrodsky4948]

Best world beat song ever!

[@WELLBRAN]

Ginger baker was the grandaddy of world beats

[@MorrisJoshua26]

More. Peter. Gabriel. Any-thing. ANYTHING.

[@kathryntreadway6647]

Yes! What a great song!! Solsbury Hill next!

[@tammydean3003]

Yes please....Solsbury Hill, Live.

[@colinvandenberg3446]

@@tammydean3003 I haven't checked out the live version but the studio version is fantastic.

[@Wooannie]

@@colinvandenberg3446 My personal favorite version is the performance on David Letterman I found here on YT.

[@colinvandenberg3446]

@@Wooannie I watched it, it's pretty neat. but personally I think the song needs the triumphant energy of the studio version.

[@jwine4145]

The live version that splices together live performances spanning 40 years is fantastic. It’s a credit to PG that the band members are practically the same throughout kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZa8on2uobipY7s

[@poddersproductions]

'In your eyes the resolution of all the fruitless searches' is a beautiful lyric

[@larryrichards6106]

Beautiful-- must be singing about a lost love and lost romance.

[@chart6454]

@@larryrichards6106 it’s about his religious faith in part.

[@michaelfarrow5817]

@@chart6454 it's about Rosanna Arquette's "love".

[@Tchimewrinou]

So bittersweet and lovely! “I want to touch the light and heat I see in your eyes” delightful sensory language

[@janewright2800]

Blissful lyrics

[@missjo2036]

Peter Gabriel said that he loves this song because it can be about a relationship between a two people or about God. He said the song basically has the best of both worlds

[@suekundrath6532]

This was used in the 80s movie "...Say Anything" with John Cusak and Ione Skye.

[@jodyhashberger7565]

I have seen the entire concert and it is the best concert I have ever seen. I wish I could have seen it in person.

[@rachel-in-the-208]

That scene is ICONIC ... everyone knows that scene (even people who haven’t seen the movie) 😀 Fun Fact- this song was the wedding song of Nancy Wilson and Cameron Crowe - that is why it was picked for the movie

[@GratefulZen]

Such a great little scene!

[@veloraloves]

@@rachel-in-the-208 It's probably the most famous movie reference in all of pop culture. The rest of the movie was kind of meh..but that one scene will live on for all of eternity.

[@thegingergyrl455]

To epic and memorable effect...

[@TahoeNevada]

The basso profundo voice singing “in your eyes” at the beginning is bassist Tony Levin (bald guy). He’s recorded and toured with PG ever since the 70’s, and is also the bassist for the progressive rock band, King Crimson. He’s a god among bass players.

[@markkauder1288]

Sorry I have watched this a million times, and in this case it was the violinist.

[@thebrysmith3]

Nope. The bass voice is is Shankar, who is is playing the double electric violin. I know I know. So much deep from such a small skinny lad.

[@TahoeNevada]

@@thebrysmith3 It’s Tony Levin.

[@TahoeNevada]

@@thebrysmith3 kzbin.info/www/bejne/m2eWmHWFi8uJhZY

[@johnbindert7046]

Tony Levin did that part on the studio version, I think. Shankar, who plays the electric violin, sang it in this video.

[@jeffrichard9338]

Gabriel shows are like going to church, each one powerful and sincere. You saw the end of this concert, check the beginning: “Come Talk To Me”

[@mikewoodrow5878]

Yes, a GREAT intro song

[@robertdolby]

I had the pleasure of seeing this tour in-person in Largo, MD (near DC.) It was increible -- I also saw him on the So tour in 1986 (I'm 50 -- so I was 16 when So came out) and it was magic. There are two stages -- round/female and square/male. This song was on the round stage. And crossing the gap between these two is a conveyor belt. Plus, Manu Katche is in the top 5 drummers in the world. One thing to note about this live version -- he added two sections - at the beginning "Accepting all I've done and said/I want to stand and stare again." Those were added after the original release of So in 1986. There's a studio version of the new arrangement as well. The low bass voice was a recording of singer Ronnie Bright. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ronnie_Bright Anyway, thank you for your reaction and insight.

[@t-bone6467]

Incredible with the phone booth

[@kathleenbryant7334]

I agree 👍

[@catsteinhilb2880]

Amen. Lucky enough to meet him prior to a show ...we were there early, pre party in the parking lot when him & his band mates starting riding their bikes around and by us...gracious man. Made time to chat and asked where we were sitting...when we said our seats were not great, that they were behind the stage...he heard clearly....during the show he made several turns & nods our way...he performs to all. Such a wonderful showman, performer, artist, human

[@dannycasson1551]

First, this song is amazing. The album “So” is basically a masterpiece. Gabriel is a legend. Lastly, this is one of the best performances I’ve ever seen. Lifts my spirit everytime. ❤️🎶🎸

[@lindawilliams2211]

This really is a fun video, isn't it? You have got to get up and dance. Love, love this. One of the most happy, great video's of all time. Can you imagine being in the crowd at the concert. I am surprised they are not dancing in the aisles. Lol. You really have to "see" this one. I think it is about South Africa during apartheid.

[@USlisa50]

❤💙💙💙❤

[@USlisa50]

@@lindawilliams2211 ❤❤💙❤❤

[@testpattern23]

truth

[@williamstefens]

Peter's Live in Athens concert is similar to this. Both are awesome!

[@ctbadcop15]

This version brings tears to my eyes. I have always loved this song, and this version especially! You hit the nail in the head fir me with you saying it’s more than just a man and a woman it’s spiritual. I’m a grown man crying at 4:30 am! Thank you and I appreciate you!

[@michaelanthony279]

Yes, brother. Yes.

[@mindbomb2000]

Same.

[@kellyhoward6941]

I loved this from the moment it first came out...one of the most romantic songs ever.

[@bookjeannie]

Female singer!!!!!🎶💙🎶💙🎶💙🎶💙

[@christiangreen1477]

3:45, but same.

[@vhonn95]

Peter Gabriel,,,song titled Salisbury Hill

[@audiotomb]

Solsbury Hill

[@brettmarlar4154]

Yes... all of the yes!!!

[@sandyschroeder1231]

Oh yes!!!!!

[@thechomiji]

One of my favorite songs ever, but the all the videos seem to be trippy messes ...

[@gregusmc2868]

That would be Solsbury Hill but absolutely right. He needs to see the original 1978 version (just Peter and a dude on acoustic guitar) and the one from this tour. Absolutely dynamite. 👍❤️

[@jennhurl]

You nailed it!! The meaning can be about a relationship or relationship with God. The singer is Youssou N'Dour in his native language of Wolof. So so so cool!! ❤

[@kevinkenney2343]

Unfortunately, no Youssou N'Dour on this tour, Papa Wemba sang his part. Still an amazing show.

[@NCJeanGenie]

I think this performance is in the language of love for each other. ♥️

[@kathleenbryant7334]

Papa Wemba was indeed the man singing. Check the info on the original KZbin video where the late Papa Wemba was credited.

[@marcdemeulles272]

This video proves how beautiful a truly inclusive world would be.

[@gojumpintothelake]

Ya well let 20 illegals move into your house

[@AlvisinChains]

Yes ❤

[@brobicho]

All of Peter Gabriel's Music is a Spiritual Experience.

[@jrjr7404]

Peter has been great since Genesis. And keeps going strong

[@AL13NM]

Peter Gabriel and Paul Simon went to Africa and discovered Music is Communal and Ritual/Spiritual!

[@audiotomb]

Gabriel ages before SImon

[@Polarskates]

Paul Simon just went there to rob.

[@greigclement9081]

This performance has a celebration vibe with the jumping and side step dancing. You will enjoy that full concert "Secret World Tour".

[@stuartb3609]

Attended one of these shows, literally a last minute decision as I was just a casual fan. To this day the best concert I have attended. The overriding difference was the group genuinely seemed to enjoy being onstage together. Still listen to it a lot 25 years later.

[@Mimi-cq4bg]

Absolute gem

[@bethking9830]

Is the jumping Masai?

[@karenmckenzie3900]

Best concert ever!

[@belissimahh050]

Attended the show in Oakland, CA, 9/22/92 and to this day it is my #1 most memorable and enjoyable concert experience. Still watching and listening to this great performance in 2020.

[@Budman_Buds]

Such a great example of Gabriel's (and others) "World Music" movement. Beautiful. Many of those dance movements can be traced to indigenous peoples. Not just random motions

[@agresticumbra]

I miss the world music channels on cable TV in the 90’s. I got to experience so many artists I would not have heard of otherwise.

[@Budman_Buds]

@@agresticumbra Me too.

[@revsharkie]

I didn't know that. But the dancing here reminds me of what Ladysmith Black Mambazo did on stage. (P.S. to Jamel...react to some LBM if you can. "Lindelani" is a good song to start with if you can find it without its unseemly association with Michael Jackson.)

[@Budman_Buds]

@@revsharkie I'm not all that familiar w/ LBM. But I know they covered "Biko" by Gabriel. Check out this link. All in the time period & Spirit of this "World Music" Genre. Gabriel was very influential in bringing out "World Music". So cool! So fascinating! kzbin.info/www/bejne/qGi7aq2bgJWtr7M

[@chantalmassicotte3934]

This song still makes me cry after all these years of hearing it. Such a masterpiece.

[@jrjr7404]

Brings back 80s

[@michele6740]

I like it without all the busyness & screaming. Peter G could just stand there and sing. The song stands on it’s own - with the his band harmonizing, the original melody & lyric: Love, ‘Whichever way I go I come back to the place you are. All my instincts, they return. The grand facade, so soon will burn. Without a noise, without my pride, I reach out from the inside….. In your eyes. I am complete. In your eyes I see the doorway - (in your eyes) of a thousand churches. In your eyes The resolution - (In your eyes) to all the fruitless searches. In your eyes… Oh, I wanna touch the light, the heat I see in your eyes.’ So beautiful

[@thehdogs4125]

One of the top 100 songs ever written imo

[@DocIdaho]

Maybe try “Biko” next - Peter Gabriel’a most socially/historically significant song about Steve Biko

[@sandrahutto]

It is such a moving song.

[@ronaldviens7862]

IMO, 'Red Rain' ranks up there with 'Biko'. Dead even heat! Both strokes of mastery and message.

[@grahamjones3259]

“Games Without Frontiers”

[@alrivers2297]

Great one

[@veloraloves]

The cult classic that went on to have a second run of popularity almost a decade after it's release. Always one of my faves.

[@jacqueline4514]

Oh Yes!

[@MRoyClark]

Great one! Features an uncredited Kate Bush in the chorus vocals.

[@anniegoodrich262]

That's my favorite with Sledgehammer following.

[@drteethmayhem]

Peter Gabriel's solo career is what happens when a bunch of progrock musicians decide to make pop. love it.

[@wreckingKREW1]

Well,I'd agree starting with the "So" album. The first 4 solo offerings not so much. His 2nd,3rd and 4th solo albums are probably my favorites of his,FWIW. But love all the others as well. The 2nd one,often referred to as the "Scratches" album is one of the most overlooked/underrated albums ever,IMO. White Shadow,On The Air,Exposure from that album are very high on my list of favorite Gabriel tunes.

[@robertk2007]

The woman is Paula Cole and she actually replaced Sinead O’Connor on this tour

[@philoctetes_wordsworth]

Peter Gabriel is, was, and will always be a musical god. 🌞

[@digitalreplicant8147]

Everyone living in 2020 needs to watch this right now, every day.

[@RichKolasa]

Too busy building a time machine to get the f**k out of 2020. When I finish it, I will comply. ;)

[@gunsmoke6230]

I hadn’t seen this performance since the concert. Gods light was shooting through all 15,000 that night. It was the most spiritual experience of my life. Everyone in every nation needs to watch this and love one another.

[@traveldoc1234]

Happy 2021!

[@donna25871]

Peter Gabriel is brilliant in concert - I saw him three times during his Back to Back tour a few years ago.

[@joeyboedeker7205]

You can't even classify it as a concert. More like a Music and theatrical experience.

[@roddycoles3213]

Definitely a favorite concert artist. I first saw him back in the late 70s after he left Genisis. I think I saw every one of his tours. I was never disappointed.

[@direland2338]

I’ve seen Peter Gabriel on tour a few times...Brilliant is a excellent choice of words to describe him! Once back in the 80 ‘s at a show, he fell into the audience ( on purpose 😊) and “ crowd surfed” 😳 I still have a piece of his shirt! 😂❤️

[@ryancampbell2192]

You need to listen to "Biko" from the same concert. Peter Gabriel had all the musicians from S. Africa

[@randomheadful7190]

Also, look up Youssou N’Dour. He’s a Senegalese singer who does vocals for this song. He’s INCREDIBLE!!!

[@krislombardo]

Líi was the soundtrack of my time in Dakar! Absolutely amazing musician.

[@JoyfulOrb]

I love Youssou N'Dour!

[@jamessweet5341]

A great voice on the studio version. Papa Wemba is filling the role well here.

[@MikeCohenSF]

I was going to recommend Youssou N'dour. He's one of my favorite singers. Check out his song "Birima".

[@edwardlees4585]

Both versions are excellent.

[@leisastalnaker3790]

I want to stand and stare again, in your eyes.❤❤❤

[@scottjones7005]

Manu Katché on the drums and Tony Levin on bass, tightest rhythm section of the last 30 years. One the greatest concerts I ever seen, and I’ve seen hundreds. 💕💕💕

[@timshirk9445]

Agreed!

[@bigbluelou1562]

Amen brother...rock solid, right on beat, beautiful rhythm, timeless performance.

[@xlarge2011]

@@timshirk9445 Couldn´t agree more. Brilliant!

[@MontecristotoValjean]

Yesssss

[@megazillion2946]

I am in your shoes, I think, I've seen so much, SO MUCH, so many great things from basements to stadiums. Nothing I have seen, no matter how shockingly good, topped this tour for me.

[@markkauder1288]

From this same concert, PLEASE listen to Peter’s duet with Paula Cole “Don’t Give Up”. Beautiful, and very meaningful

[@MrKeefdave]

I prefer Paula's version to the original

[@KyleS.1987]

@@MrKeefdave I do, too, and I'm a HUGE Kate Bush fan. Paula sang the part her own way (because who could copy Kate anyway?) and it resulted in one of those most beautiful duets I've ever heard.

[@avanoosterhout8397]

I have the highest regard of Kate Bush as an artist and singer. But yes, the Paula Cole version of that song always gives me goosebumps in a way Kate never did. It might have something to do with having been at one of these shows, but still...

[@immusician9683]

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[@jcmcgough]

I've been listening to that version while I practice doing the song solo bass and vocals

[@JKM395]

This has to be one of the most beautiful songs ever put to tape. God bless Peter Gabriel.

[@terrygorman5810]

I always get the chills (the good kind) at 2:14 when Paula's angelic vocals begin.

[@gunsmoke6230]

Days pass and this emptiness fills my heart.....reminds me of the most beautiful girl inside and out that slipped away .......

[@SMccrate01]

Certainly one of the most beautiful songs ever recorded. His voice is gorgeous too. This particular performance is brilliant!

[@Anniearchy]

"Shock the Monkey!!" Please!!!! or when he was the lead singer of Genesis!!!!

[@jaytrace1006]

Ooh! That’s a good one, right? Love it...

[@MickLoud999]

Dancing with the Moonlit Knight

[@nightHawk66]

He did react to Genesis "Firth of Fifth".

[@Anniearchy]

@@nightHawk66 I will have to look more carefully for that because I go through all of his videos and I never saw that one listed. Thanks!

[@tonyhofer6748]

peter gabriel is one of those singers that with his tones & inflections could sing the phonebook and make you move

[@tony_25or6to4]

Peter Gabriel has such a unique voice. No one else sounds like him. I've seen him live 6 times since the 80s. They hold the top 6 places of my 10 favorite concerts. It's always a great show.

[@JoeBlow_4]

Back when the races got along before the times of being told by the media not to do so. I was there.

[@CynHatmaker]

The chick doing background vocals is Paula Cole. She had the hits "Where Have All The Cowboy's Gone" and "I Don't Wanna Wait" which is also this theme song to "Dawson's Creek"

[@jasonfrost3693]

This is blowing my mind

[@laurathornton1456]

And lungs to her toenails!

[@KyleS.1987]

I absolutely adore her take on "Don't Give Up" from this show.

[@nathanfreeman681]

Paula Cole is an absolute treasure of a human being. I think she was only 17 when they did this tour. The albums she later released were fire. I had the privilege of seeing her live twice, and both times my jaw was on the floor. Truly a gem. Peter was instrumental in her discovery, as he was for many artists around the world.

[@gunkulator1]

@@nathanfreeman681 This is from Peter Gabriel's 1993 Secret World tour. Paula Cole was born in 1968 so she is either 24 or 25 here.

[@rx7dude2006]

Please do Don't give up from the same concert, Paula really shines.

[@sschmidtevalue]

That is absolutely stunning. I like it better than the album version. She sing with so much soul in that song.

[@danielmcbriel1192]

According to my taste, I even like the version from Live in Athens from the 80s better than the Paula Cole version. And there he sings the duet alone. Paula's dominant voice just doesn't fit. The part has to be soft and comforting. Even if it's not Kate Bush herself.

[@rx7dude2006]

@@danielmcbriel1192 Her voice is soft and comforting.Not sure what you are hearing.

[@danielmcbriel1192]

@@sschmidtevalue Sometimes the DVD, sometimes the CD and sometimes on KZbin. In some places she calls the text into the room and, I'm sorry, it's too loud for me. I have nothing against her personally. I really like your solo pieces. Let's say the song is covered by Sting and Pink. No matter how well they could do it, it wouldn't be the same.

[@sschmidtevalue]

@@danielmcbriel1192 I think something is lost in translation here. Are you sure your comment is on the right post?

[@shawnlovering1841]

This touched my heart, it made me cry. Thank you Jamel.

[@jefferydellinger7422]

I tell everyone , get the DVD . Secret World Live , if you've never seen it. Sit and watch it, when you're done you will be in awe of what you've just seen . I was never a huge fan of Peter Gabriel , and I stumbled across secret world and watched it. I was blown away , it was like a religious experience just to watch. I couldn't imagine being at that SHOW.

[@heathercollins4432]

@@jefferydellinger7422 - Same...

[@aliciasaracino1233]

You have to be dead inside not to feel when hearing this. What a great decade for music.... we were so fortunate.

[@bdphotographyvideo7423]

As others have mentioned, the young woman singing is Paula Cole. And yes, she is an amazing singer in her own right. This song has always been amazing and this live version is by far the best version. Much of the musical influence from this song came from African influence and fits perfectly in this song. To me, this song is a song of hope. Seeing people looking into their eyes without judgement. Just love for your fellow human being no matter where we come from. We are all human and deep down inside, the vast majority of the world is good. We all want the same thing. Music is the universal language. No matter our differences, we can all come together and have a shared experience for a few hours and all of our differences fade away and mean nothing. If we could only hold on to that feeling, the world would be a much better place. Love and respect your fellow human being. We are much closer than we are apart. If we could harness that and put it into action. That continues to be my hope. Thank you for the reaction Jamel. As usual, always great. Stay safe my friend.

[@goldenorchid833]

is she's really paula cole? wow

[@dorisleone8006]

THIS IS MY FAV SONG FROM HIM AND MY FAV PERFORMANCE! THIS SONG IS SO DEEP

[@SuperForkbeard]

The album version of the song is good, but this live version just elevates it to a whole different level.

[@sourisvoleur4854]

By far my favorite version. Just moves everything in me.

[@TheKwod]

Athens 87 is also excellent.

[@pleasandrewhoneywood1415]

This was my favorite song ever recorded before I heard Jeff Buckley's cover of "Hallelujah." This is such a poetic, searing, spiritual piece of music. And Peter Gabriel's delivery both in this version and the studio version are so heartfelt. If you haven't done so already, you would enjoy reacting to Peter Gabriel's "Don't Give Up."

[@blitztim6416]

The woman is Paula Cole. Do her song 'Where Have All the Cowboys Gone' or 'I Don't Want To Wait'

[@nathanfreeman681]

Don't do either of those. Do ”Mississippi” or ”Feelin’ Love” Way better songs.

[@jeffkemper7920]

One of my favorite videos of all time. It doesn't get any better. Peter Gabriel is the best.

[@Mimi-cq4bg]

Best version too. This is the one. Goosebumps every damned time.

[@therealtwiggyleaf]

Great reaction to wake up to on a Sunday morning. One of the best live performances around. 😎

[@roberthagan6268]

In 1987, Peter Gabriel’s album “SO” took me through a hospital stay. My brother brought me a Sony Walkman and the “SO” cassette. I must have listened to that tape 20 times during my stay, I loved it so much! His duo with Kate Bush, “Don’t Give Up” meant so much to me with what I going through. Thanks!!

[@scottreading7767]

You need to watch that whole concert , incredible show

[@marksterner7532]

Totally awesome! What a great performance!!

[@jonpoetzl126]

This song, this version and live performance almost takes on a spiritual transcendence, it is spectacular. The original version on the album "SO" is fantastic but this is what seeing a live performance is all about

[@planelvr07]

I find i really miss your appreciation for the music & your gentle soul when I don't watch for awhile. I LOVE this live version of In Your Eyes To this day, it is still my favorite song by Peter Gabriel. Stay safe Jamel.

[@jacquesdemolay2699]

This is a great version -- Peter Gabriel is such an imaginative showman.

[@tammiec4937]

OMG I love this song. Peter Gabriel is a legend! Paula Cole is incredible!

[@blutomindpretzel263]

This was my wedding song. Love it.

[@patriciajones4343]

This has got to be one of my most favorite songs of all times, so moving, emotional and absolutely beautiful.

[@RADAR1017]

Song is about human kind! We are all one in your eyes!

[@zoktoberfest]

I never get tired of saying this: the experience was enhanced watching with you.

[@rx7dude2006]

The whole concert is amazing.

[@t-bone6467]

It was the best concert i ever attended. Led zep too.

[@wsjustice]

Even if you're not religious, this song carries such a strong spiritual vibe.

[@davidwhite3181]

"The rhythm is around me the rhythm is in control"--------Peter Gabriel

[@godbluffvdgg]

Rhythm of the Heat is one of the most soul reaching songs PG does, in my opinion...That opening note when heard on a killer stereo is amazing!

[@cyradragons]

@@godbluffvdgg even more so live. Those opening notes get to your core.

[@buckleysdead]

Jamal, if you liked this one you should react to Peter's song with Kate Bush "Don't Give Up". It's an incredibly beautiful song.

[@mamatay7]

Omg, LOVE that song!!! And the video of just the camera revolving around Peter and Kate is just mesmerizing! ❤

[@downesy68]

He did this one a while back.

[@SareyGamp]

@@mamatay7 One take too, very simple yet really effective video.

[@stevenwasserman9729]

Omg yes...

[@sschmidtevalue]

My money is on the Paula Cole version from this film.

[@celticcross8182]

We were at that concert it was amazing and that song was our wedding song.

[@jefferydellinger7422]

The whole world should be made to sit and watch this.

[@LambentLark]

I am up in a ladder painting a ceiling and I hear you say, "Is that Barry White?" I shimmied my ass off the ladder to watch. Worth it.

[@loopycyclist3028]

That whole concert from start to finish is just amazing. The opening "Come Talk to Me" is stunning. If you want something really spiritual check out 'Sky Blue' from the Up Live tour. That is simply beautiful and was amazing when I saw it live.

[@pdog547]

By far the best live album I've ever heard. I can't imagine having been there!

[@thaddeus2047]

He has so many greats. "Blood of Eden" always gets me.

[@RyanMovingViolationz]

This has been said before, but one of the best songs ever recorded....and even the album version doesn't hit as hard emotionally as this concert version!!! Perfection!

[@upsidedown9979]

Peter Gabriel's "Book of Love" is a logical and awesome Gabriel follow up.

[@caroline-s]

I was thinking that one or Come talk to me. 🙂

[@KyleS.1987]

Originally by The Magnetic Fields, but Peter's version is definitely the one to listen to.

[@goldiefish72]

Bring tissues.

[@SisterOfDeathInAK]

"Shaking the Tree" from this performance is AMAZING.

[@ychaps]

Look at the smile on your face...this performance does this to me too, every time I see it...its a mystical experience...just love the whole vibe.

[@-R.Gray-]

This was the song John Cusak's held up boombox was playing in the movie "Say Anything".

[@dawnadriana1764]

Wow! Zoomed right to that moment and what a trip it was. Tears, even. So nostalgic right now it hurts. xo

[@dirkditmer453]

Jamal, even a good song like this makes me smile just watching YOUR reaction. Thank you, my friend. We can all use a smile right now, and you provide that on a constant basis. Stay safe, be well!

[@martynwillcock5880]

Watch Shaking the Tree from the same concert

[@DaveH111]

This is one of those performances like The Band's "The Last Waltz" and (one of your favorites) the Talking Heads "Stop Making Sense" in which there is magic in a bottle being caught on film. There's no bad songs. It's uplifting and exhilarating all the way through.

[@stewedtomato1044]

He has one of the best voices of all time!!

[@raymondd6586]

Humanity, Love, Peace, Togetherness. Missing my live music. Superb performance.

[@jeffp3415]

Paul Simon, Peter Gabriel, and Sting all helped to introduce us to the beauty and talent of World Music, performing with big starts from Africa that we had never heard of before and opening our eyes to new rhythms, chord progressions, and languages

[@charleenneal]

One of my top 3 albums of all time -- Peter Gabriel's "So." "Mercy Street" is my fave song on it.

[@seansullivan7955]

Love Mercy Street. Hauntingly beautiful.

[@StephenCaudillPhoto]

I got chills just reading your comment. Mercy Street is gorgeous.

[@lisalee84]

PG has put on the best live shows over his whole career. I adore his music and performances. Great pick!

[@donnamichelerichey2878]

This song was inspired by his relationship with Rosanna Arquette but it became so much more.

[@lmsrox2]

I just have to say, I love Peter Gabriel, and I love that he was brought into the world in my time. And having met Peter, I can say he is a beautiful human being. Just a really humble, and nice person. "That lady" in this case is Paula Cole, btw, my friend.

[@timothyweston6087]

This whole concert was amazing.

[@MrKeefdave]

This concert tour was the best I ever saw. I recommend that you treat this like Daryl's House and react to every track. Its immense.

[@nicobarnum]

Yes! I'm so glad you listened to this one! Please do Blood of Eden or Come Talk To Me from this same live concert (Secret World). The vocals are unbelievable!

[@Carol-D.1324]

Everything about this was absolutely amazing. ‘Nuff said.