Peter Gabriel The Story Of (2003)

The Story Of: Peter Gabriel (2003)
Interviews and personal stories from Peter Gabriel himself, while he was in Canada touring or doing promo.
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[@julianvickery8341]

The world needs more people like Peter Gabriel. A credit to humanity and a very talented man who uses his craft for the benefit of the world. Respect.

[@golden_ninja_trout]

He's just pure fun, but challenging. A thinking man's musician.

[@tone9930]

PG was my guide for some time. Thank you Peter. Amsterdam was magic

[@robinbanks1111]

Great documentary! I was at his 10/7/23 show in Vancouver and came out a different person 💥

[@SuperPhunThyme100]

Crazy how pete looks so different in each interview 😂

[@SkelatorRevisited]

Pete is a Treasure. His Music never gets old….

[@walcoman]

Besides Peter Gabriel being total genius when it comes to every facet of the creative process in music and lyrics? He is truly a rare and original musician of the whole world community which is also extremely rare

[@kdkseven]

Great doc. Been to long since we've had a new album from Peter Gabriel.

[@sommerseeflimmern]

Was für ein Ausnahmekünstler. Ein Genie. Danke fürs Hochladen.

[@astridsegall6013]

Stimmt. Jetzt kämpft er ums Überleben in Holland, hoffe das er bald nach England zurück kehrt.

[@sommerseeflimmern]

@@astridsegall6013 Er kämpft in Holland ums Überleben???? Was?

[@jameschavez6400]

That Real World Studio Is Very Biblical Like Give A Man A Fish You Feed Him A Day ,Teach A Man zTo Fish Fred’s Him A Lifetime,Thanks Sweety Peru❤️

[@jameschavez6400]

Peter Gabriel,The Accidental Ambassador &The Washing Of The Water FromCD Us Is A Straight Out Beautiful Hymn

[@yes_head]

It's interesting that the most recent interviews in this were from 2002, but there were no questions about the 9/11 attacks or the impending war with Iraq. And yet so much of this documentary is about PG's stand against violence, war, suffering, etc.

[@tx1575]

Because not everything is about America.....

[@marathongman9281]

I remember when Peter was in Genesis he had a reverse mohawk hairdo.

[@jmdavison62]

Little to no attention paid to his third and fourth solo albums, which are head and shoulders above anything he's done before or after, with the possible exception of his soundtrack work for _Birdy_ and _The Last Temptation of Christ_ .

[@PeterMayer]

Phil played on the car album? On what?

[@gatolocoverga152]

Nope It was on the scratch

[@uapnewdiscoveryimages]

How have you crossed the decades….maybe he is brilliant??

[@shokthemonkey]

I just wondered why he and amnesty International went silent when the Plandemic did start… maybe too big to fight, but a few strong characters did it, I thought Peter would be too but he didn’t ( or did I miss something?)

[@pressureworks]

Just stop with the constantly moving cameras.

[@sex6cult9revolution]

Great documentary. I question though why his filmwork isn't regarded in the same light as his other albums. In my circle of friends (who've been fans of Peter's since Genesis), we all considered the Passion album as at least as important as 1986's So and Us (from 1992), if not more so. Passion came out in 1989 (and incorporates more influences from around the world than his non-film work, since that is a big topic here). In fact, there's been a lot of debate as to whether that's his best album. It's probably between Passion, III and IV, in my opinion.