OUR REACTION TO Peter Gabriel - Sky Blue (feat. The Blind Boys of Alabama) [Live] | COUPLE REACTION

[@sidecardog5244]

Do yourself a favor and watch this entire concert. Gabriel sings from inside a giant plastic ball, then he sings upside down while walking in a circle, he rides a bicycle around the stage, sits in a boat that travels while the stage revolves, sings while operating a camera for a multimedia version of the Barry Williams Show. Best concert ever!

[@PSGott]

“Secret World” concert is mesmerizing.

[@rmac8008]

Peter has the most amazing live shows His stage set up and light show is always different I’ve seen all his tours Blind boys opened up this show Then joined Peter for this song Try the song Talk to me from the secret world tour

[@deckofcards87]

Awesome choice for reaction! Arguably Peter's best concert was his SECRET WORLD TOUR in 1992--1993 for the album "US." The production was acclaimed for being conceptually and technologically unique in its day. I was fortunate enough to see the tail end of it with my parents in London, and its the best live music experience I've ever had as a concert goer, just the energy of it alone. But that might also be bias on my part as I'm a huge PG fan 😃

[@kennyott3797]

Absolutely agree!

[@T23000PLUS]

agree completely

[@semchen9]

Nick and Alexia, speaking of that Genesis w/Peter Gabriel 73' Shepperton Studio Concert Video you Two Reviewed on Patreon's "Cirque du Soleil Mention", Cirque du Soleil's Director, Robert Lepage, designed Peter's 92'-93' Tour's Staging and Stagecraft.

[@tonys2899]

The Genesis live you saw was 1973. 1975 was The Lamb Lies down on Broadway rock opera tour, which you have to see the band Musical Box recreate coming up in the year 2023!

[@tonys2899]

Loved it. Brought back memories of seeing that tour. For the song Growing Up he got in a big bubble ball and walked around the stage inside the ball around the circlular stage and later went out into the crowd in the bubble. It Reminded me of when Peter used to crowd surf during the song Lay Your Hands on Me, which was amazing. You definitely need to see Lay your hands on me live, along with San Jacinto and Biko!

[@robertmessing6846]

it was called a "Zorb" like a hamster in the wheel.

[@planktonrecords]

This concert is visually fantastic. You need to react to his song ‘Upside Down’ and then react to the live version video from this concert. A totally unique performance by him and his daughter (on backing vocals)

[@MattLathrum]

I think you mean the song Downside-Up :)

[@rtwbikerider]

You beat me to it. Every song on the Growing Up Live DVD is visually inspiring. Downside Up is amazing. Peter and his background singing daughter made it a unique performance. You will enjoy it.

[@Jfhelwig]

They walk on the ceiling

[@planktonrecords]

@@MattLathrum yes I do! That proves you never post a comment when recovering from a migraine 🤣

[@sidecardog5244]

He and his daughter sing Downside Up from upside down.

[@rickgarms7656]

Peter Gabriel's contribution to expanding our exposure to "World" music should NOT be underestimated. Great selection N&L. Cheers!

[@kevinrombouts3027]

Great Great song. Peter Gabriel's music is unique. Captivating. One of the very best solo artists. Awesome with Genesis too back in the day.

[@carlosjavierregidoriglesia3847]

Peter Gabriel is a real genius. Tony Levin has been with him for his entire solo career. Check Mercy Street from the same concert. Pure poetry

[@michaelkeller6223]

I am a lifelong huge Rush fan and I have seen them 25+ times in concert, but Peter Gabriel gave the best show I ever saw. His theatricality and catalogue combined into an unbelievable experience live.

[@tednowak3112]

Very nice your time in music............thanks for the time listening to all....Music.............

[@johndrx165]

Tony Levin has been with Peter since the beginning. Yes did a concert "in the round" with the rotating stage in 1977. Tony toured with Peter, Pink Floyd and King Crimson at the same time (same year or two).

[@semchen9]

Bit of a Year and "In-the-Round" Tour/s Correction. 77's "Going for the One" Tour - Standard Staging. 78'-79' "Tormato" Tours, "In-the-Round". 1980's "Drama" Tour, "In-the-Round". 1990's "Union" Tour, also "In-the-Round". ☺

[@michelemichele3375]

Great request and reaction. And I’ve been meaning to mention that Snarky Puppy and Aimee Mann are joining the Steely Dan tour. Sweet! 👍🤪

[@lumpielump3576]

this is so amazing - thanks a bunch for introducing me to this amazing concert, I just have to grab the whole show...

[@cometogether999]

Brilliant. The Blind Boys of Alabama have collaborated with many artists over the years, some luminaries and some lesser known. Stevie Wonder, Prince, Lou Reed, Mavis Staples, Ben Harper and Willie Nelson; just to name a few.

[@The_Great_Darino]

Just stumbled across your channel. Good stuff abounds! And finally…FINALLY! - someone is reacting to this song! I must have requested this song dozens of times over the years and nobody in the reactorverse has chosen to do so. 🤗

[@danielmata6512]

What a wonderful song!

[@garrybosch41]

Love you guys, love your reactions Jeff Healy live As the years go passing by, a great one to watch the video

[@mikewoodrow5878]

Or How Blue Can You Get, live at Nottenden-it’s a master class performance by Jeff Healey. Of course, there’s always See The Light from the Fridays tv show, too. Peace from Toronto

[@keithrichman6918]

My wife and I have seen the Blind Boys of Alabama solo and with Ben Harper and Peter Gabriel! Always a great show!!!❤️

[@erinslater7541]

I'd never heard of Blind Boys of Alabama... what a great performance with Peter Gabriel. Thanks so much for sharing! You both inspire me to hear new music! Love it and keep it going!

[@erinslater7541]

Oh and did you say you were going to Portland to see Steve Winwood?! wowza too cool!

[@willasacco9898]

This is the total immersive experience you come to expect from him. It has vibes of 80’s electronica with his unique bluesy feel. Of course the BBoA have a lot to do with that.

[@robertheckman8013]

That method of concert is called "In the round". In the 70's and 80's YES did many shows in the round. There's not a bad seat in the house!

[@andydovey7417]

The DVD that this is taken from (Growing Up) is just FANTASTIC. The staging and the music is just awesome.

[@neildonley9626]

You should watch the video of that whole show. What that set is capable of is amazing. Also the female back up singer is his daughter.

[@robertmessing6846]

Been a long time fan of pg. and i have seen many amazing shows dating all the way back to 78 including this particular tour. his shows never ever disappoint either sonicly or visually. you always got your nickles worth each time.

[@davidgale7384]

Red Rain, Biko, Shock The Monkey, In Your Eyes, just so many.... Gabriel is an amazing experience in concert.... Enjoy a master of the art form.

[@lewismaddox4132]

You really need to listen to more Peter Gabriel. It will cleanse your spirit and you will come away joyous and full of hope.

[@rodneyconnah9394]

Amazing concert ,, the whole event is available online, Tony Levin on bass (the grand-master) daughter Melanie Gabriel on backing vocals. "In Your Eyes" with Sevara Nazrarkhan is heart-stopping. Great choice guys.

[@martinellis7156]

Anticipation of a Peter Gabriel tour was pure ecstasy, getting the tickets was hell, going to the gig was a valid reason to take L.S.D. - we knew we had it good, we knew it was a special time and music was the lifeblood.

[@Olivia-jy9jf]

There are songs, then there is this. 🎧🎵🎼🎶💗

[@mikesisto]

Thanks so much!!! You guys are simply the best!!

[@raiderfan346]

What a great setup for a concert in the round like that. Peter's voice still sounds awesome. Good choice Mike.

[@graememedley2506]

Wait til you hit “Secret World” from the Secret World Tour…….mind blowing performance & visuals!

[@alshipman2114]

So glad you went on to check out this very moving live version

[@jdharris7]

Yes used to have a circular rotating stage in their live shows. I'm surprised more bands haven't used that. It gives everyone in the audience a good view of the band. Maybe it was the expense or logistics of transporting it. Still it made an awesome spectacle.

[@78yestor93]

Peter Gabriel founded WOMAD in 1980. WOMAD (the World of Music and Dance) name has reflected the festival’s idea; to be embracing but non-definitive, inspiring and outward looking; and more than anything, enthusiastic about a world that has no boundaries in its ability to communicate through music and movement. Peter is an active Humanitarian and supporter of Artists Against Apartheid Project, Amnesty International and Human Rights😇😯❤

[@GeorgeJohnson-gf2do]

You guys need to watch that whole dvd of " Growing Up Live" its amazing. That venue is truly unique....He ride a bike on that circular outer part of the stage while its rotating.

[@crimsonking70]

Tony Levin has been Peter's bassist for his entire solo career and tours. Robert Fripp performed on Gabriel's first three solo albums. Through this connection, Tony Levin would become the King Crimson bassist for the 80s lineup to present.

[@swirll360]

ok sorry for this addition to a previous lengthy comment but I have to add a few things. First of all you need to watch either ALL of his "Secret World" concert video which is solemn, completely joyous and brilliant from start to finish both visually and musically. Want to see an entire band join in dancing and just having fun this is the complete package. I guarantee it will among your favorite concert films you've ever watched. If you can't watch the entire concert I STRONGLY suggest (Michele Michele please back me up on this you have clout here lol) "In Your Eyes " from that concert. I saw him on this tour and you just don't forget that experience. It's hard to explain but you NEED to see it. Now about Steve Winwood who you mentioned dropped out of the Steely Dan tour he is rock royalty. At age 16 he was a child wonderkid. At age 15 he was in one of the most popular groups of the 60's called The Spencer Davis Group on keyboards and vocals and ohhh those vocals!!! I just love his voice, it's soothing, soulful and powerful. They are best known for the song "Gimme Some Lovin" which you've definitely hear somewhere in your life . He then went on to form the first super group called Blind Faith with Eric Clapton and Ginger Baker (drummer for the band Cream which broke up prior to Blind Faith) After that gig Steve formed the band Traffic who were inducted into the Rock Hall of Fame in 2004. Traffic is one of my favorite bands. Traffic has so many great songs it's hard to recommend one so maybe start with "Low Spark Of High Heeled Boys", talk about a song to close your eyes and get lost in...geez. From that one song you'll see why they were so great. Finally Steve went on to have a huge solo career in the 80's with well crafted pop hits that if you heard them you might know. OK thats it, sorry for the extended text but I know the both of you are interested in the background of musicians and groups so I felt this was worth while and you'd appreciate it.

[@michelemichele3375]

Ron, I enjoy your comments and agree with all of it. Peter has done incredible versions of that song and others (for example Biko with Mandela). Plus, I’ve loved Winwood from his young beginnings (from Spencer Davis on) Then, of course, everyone played Traffic repeatedly (Low Spark, Dear Mr Fantasy and John Barleycorn). I got to see him during his later soulful pop solo work (“Higher Love” period - 1986) and I even owned his 1980 LP “Arc of a Diver.” Thanks. I almost requested him a couple times. What a catalog for both these artists! Cheers, my Friend! ✨🤪

[@swirll360]

@@michelemichele3375 I think John Barleycorn Must Die is my favorite of theirs. That record for me is great from start to finish and covers many musical styles, just wonderful. There isn't a bad song on the album. And Arc of a Diver is among my favorite Winwood solo efforts of his including the tittle track.

[@sbeauchamp2211]

Amazing show. Best song: Secret world. Amazing.

[@spiderbass65]

Got to see this live. Goosebumps…

[@hasltisl]

Yes also did concerts in the round. Always great!

[@debrabrabenec3731]

Loved this! Thanks for doing the live version- now I have to see the whole concert! There are many great songs on his first three solo albums, but I would suggest the album Security for a full album reaction. It is truly wonderful. There is also a documentary that shows his writing process for that album and the lengths he goes to to get new sounds, including going to junkyards and banging on or blowing into stuff. Keep up with your great reactions- you have many loving fans now!!

[@semchen9]

Nick and Alexia - Hi Guys ! Some quick mentions here of Solo Peter Gabriel Concert Video Songs which I strongly sense, will Tantalize and bring "Draw-Drops" to you and to Audiences Aware and Unaware. - "Lay Your Hands on Me", (Athens-Live 87' HD Remaster), "Growing Up", (2003 Growing Up Tour Blu-Ray), "Come Talk To Me", (1993 - US Tour Blu-Ray) - All Highly Dramatic and Soul-Stirringly Effectual.

[@gazza8127]

Great reaction guys, PG what an artist, what an innovator, always changing, inventing, collaborating, perfecting, developing with unrelenting creativity! Choose any piece from any era and you won't be disappointed. This concert was extraordinary, every song phenomenal, was wonderful to see him performing with his daughter Melanie on this tour. My personal favorites are "Darkness" , "Red Rain" , "Downside Up" which I think you've reacted to? "The Barry Williams Show" and "Signal to noise" enjoy the PG journey, cheers

[@swirll360]

Nick & Lex: Thank you for this and that stage you just saw was even more impressive than this one video shows. Peter is always creating and inventing new audio and visual experiences that can be at times (especially his early solo work) very challenging to listen to but as a fan you always appreciate in one way or another and in retrospect come to love. What he was doing in the late 70's early 80's was ground breaking and way ahead of it's time. When Peter hit it big people were saying that he caught up to conventional music but I think music caught up to him. Both of you WILL be PG fans after the initial jolt of "odd creativity" at times. Even if there are songs you don't particularly like you (as inevitable fans) will appreciate the chances he takes. Quick example of this is on his first 2 records Peter did not want any symbols on either of the records, he felt the symbols took away the listeners attention, he was right. Those first 2 albums require real attention, not that they are complex compositions but because they are...well somewhat different. Today they aren't as odd sounding but back then they certainly were and PG fans reveled in them including myself. PLEASE take the PG journey, your music appreciation will be forever expanded. As always keep up the great work and keep loving eachother!

[@michelemichele3375]

Great comment, Ron. Thanks ✨🤪

[@sergio_sosa]

Hey Nick & Lex: that concert is really amazing!!! It's "Growing Up Tour"... Watch "Upside down"...

[@davidbrown3971]

Downside up.

[@cometogether999]

Oh Cool! About seeing Snarky Puppy with Steely Dan. Although I really don't think that you would have been disappointed with Steve Winwood (He's had a long, illustrious career starting out with The Spencer Davis Group at the age of 15, then moving on to Blind Faith, Traffic, and then a very fruitful solo career. You actually may be aware of some of his music without knowing it.

[@neonpark1874]

Exactly. Steve Winwood (across all of the bands and solo career) is another deep (and thoroughly entertaining) rabbit hole.

[@O_Towne_Bear]

Caught this tour in Montreal. Amazing as always. The stage was designed by a Montreal artist Robert Lepage. Same guy that worked on the US tour stage. ALSO: FYI - the young woman singing back up is peter's daughter Melanie.

[@rk41gator]

Gabriel is one of the most creative forces in rock and seemingly gets better with age. His music and staging is captivating. Genesis, Collins and Gabriel are such a resource of thoughtful music. DANG. I thought your Steely Dan/Snarky concert was to be in Denver. Very disappointed. After seeing King Crimson in August, this concert would be another must see!

[@w.geoffreyspaulding6588]

Oh Holy Cow……I have a couple of his solo albums and thought I had a good grasp of his solo work, but I’ve never heard this……GORGEOUS…….I will be looking up this album……

[@SMccrate01]

I had the great gift of seeing Peter Gabriel in '93 or '94 on his WOMAD (World of Music Art and Dance) tour. It was an all-day festival at Buckeye Lake Music Center. Peter Gabriel with Tony Levin, Bill Bruford with guest duet with Sinead O'Connor (!) . Opening for Peter was a new guy named Lenny Kravitz (!!) and the all-day show included, James, Jah Wobble, Crowded House (!!!!) and too many others to remember. Probably the best music day of my life.

[@buddystewart2020]

I have this concert on bluray disc, it's awesome.

[@kevinburke5463]

The first time I saw “concert in the round” was back in 1978 when it was utilized by Yes. I thought it ingenious. The entire stage rotated, so no matter where you sat, you would see each of the performers as they slowly passed. In my opinion, it’s the way all concert stages should be. Regardless of what you paid for your ticket, you had the same views as everyone else. It favors no one and yet everyone. It gives a sense of balance and equality which, in turn, gives a sense of togetherness among the audience. All were there to see musicians they loved, and all had the same view. An simple idea, rarely utilized. And I’ve walked this good Earth long enough to realize that it’s the simple ideas that prove the most brilliant.

[@swirll360]

....And watch his video for the song "Don't Give Up" with Kate Bush... Nick your going to need a box of tissues for that one and Lex your going to want to just hug him. I get emotional just talking about that song and THAT video. For me it's the best love song and video ever done and never uses the word love once!. Think of any other love song that can convey love without saying it, that's genius! This song and video are perfection, simple perfection. Michelle Michelle I know your reading this back me up (again lol)

[@michelemichele3375]

Well, I’ve read all your great comments and yes, you know I love Kate Bush too. I think they already tried to do that duet but had issues. ✨🤪

[@gregall2178]

I've come to prefer the Secret World live version with Paula Cole. Maybe because the end of the song is a bit more upbeat ;-)

[@snavs420]

Chills.

[@denisreed4701]

1977 was a good year, PG lives not far from me and records at Real World just out side of Bath in Uk. With some pals we met him at his home around Christmas time had a long interview for school magazine. Also saw him in Bristol on the same day as Camel two class acts in one day at different venues. Saw him again same year at Bath Sports Centre charity gig for a local church when we ended up on stage with the band! Great memories….

[@hansmolders1066]

It was featured in the movie 'a rabbit proof fence'

[@markfeggeler3479]

Have only seen Gabriel live once, about 8 years ago, on his Back to Front tour and it was incredible. The only thing that rivals it is seeing Hackett’s live band. Gabriel offers up an immersive experience - Hackett is incredible on the ear (and he splits his shows between his solo stuff and classic Genesis).

[@simply_psi]

The whole Growing Up tour was spectacular it is worth seeing any song from there, but highlights are Solsbury Hill, Growing Up (Peter sings from inside a zorb ball), Downside Up, Red Rain and Here Comes The Flood they whole idea of the round stage in the centre of the audience with the road crew underneath the stage was stunning, and I think they are all on KZbin. I was lucky enough to be at one of the gigs and it is still one of the best I have ever seen. The gig I went to ended with Biko and there was not a dry eye in the house.

[@bernycout]

I se this spectacular shows in Montreal! Twos time two night 🤪

[@BrianR.]

If you liked this, you'd be blown away by the rest of the concert. Even better is the Secret World tour, which is Gabriel's Live masterpiece. I've seen both of these concerts in Montreal back in the day, they were epic!

[@mikescriber1777]

There are not too many bands that I have seen live more than three times. Peter Gabriel, Supertramp, B.T.O., Genesis. If you want a truly aural experience, you should see Peter at least once. It is like putting on a record. His attention to sound and detail is surpassed by no one. My top five bands of all time. 1. Jethro Tull, 2. Kansas, 3. Peter Gabriel, 4. Rush, 5. The Strawbs. The top 3 are interchangeable for me. Love that you showed the live version. Thank you so much. Peter may not have the most expansive library, but everything is so damn amazing.

[@rk41gator]

Next up should be his Secret Live Concert....'In Your Eyes' is a must see. Actually the whole concert is a must see.

[@preshrunk1]

Such a powerful and emotional song, and so glad you reacted to the live version with the soaring BBA surprise ending 😍. If you ever, ever get a chance to see PG live (hope you do😃👍!)…that’s IF he ever tours again, it’s a feast for all senses. His stage designs are thoughtful and the visuals rich, not to mention powerful performances by his loyal regular band mates and guests. In the meantime: as someone else mentioned Secret World live, Growing Up Live (from which this came) and Live Blood are wonderful deep dives at home.🙏🏼💙

[@jeffharry9675]

Tha Blind Boys Of Alabama used to appear on The Don Imus Show. He loved them. Old Don died a couple of years ago at 77.

[@alansmith8195]

So many astonishing Peter Gabriel songs... Try 'signal to noise', 'I grieve', 'father to son'... I could go on & on. He did a beautiful cover with Kate Bush for bbc TV in about 1980 - I think it was called 'another day'

[@jimdolen225]

man, how powerful is that Tony Levin bass line! Levin also played bass for King Crimson for a while.

[@carlosruiz-ob7le]

Belleza total!. Música en su máxima expresión!. Genesis murió artisticamente cuando él y luego Steve se fueron.

[@Rickhorse1]

Great song & Peter is always even better in live performance...he is awesome whether in his 20s or his 60s. Personally, I actually prefer his later albums. If you ever get the chance, watch the film that he wrote this for..."Rabbit Proof Fence" (a true story) ...he did all the music for the film & it's awesome.

[@Eddy0042]

I had the great privilege of seeing 'Still Growing up' in Gateshead UK - I've seen many groups since, not one is as good as this - the centre stage, the production, the fact that I could buy a double album of the night I was at - no one else does it like Gabriel. You really need to see more from this concert (e.g. Growing up, downside up) if you think the use of the centre stage was clever here it's got nothing on those tracks - quite literally will blow your mind. I didn't think they'd be able to do it in the venue I was at as it was only 7000 seat venue, but they did - night of my life...

[@andrewlivings6124]

You should listen to red rain live off the growing up concert

[@giampaolobraga4487]

Compliments for your reactions! They are always brilliant and intelligent! You should react to Blind Boys of Alabama with the great Solomon Burke in "None of us are free". A big hug from Italy!

[@JohnMacRae23]

There's no concert like a Gabriel concert. I saw 3 shows on this tour. Please react to his Secret World Tour (San Jacinto, or Come Talk to Me), or any other live Gabriel show will be more than worth it.

[@shimahero]

Nice performance from The Blind Boys of Alabama. I first heard them covering the theme song of the tv series The Wire, covering the Tom Waits song Way down in the hole

[@JackHope3]

If you are interested in hearing some Steve Winwood just to hear what you missed, I'd recommend the following: Spencer Davis Group - Gimme Some Lovin' (1966) Spencer Davis Group - I'm a Man (1967) Blind Faith - Can't Find My Way Home (1969) Traffic - Low Spark of High Healed Boys (1971) Steve Winwood had some big pop hits in the 1980s, but these songs from the early 1970s are all absolute classics. He was the lead singer on all of them, and the last two especially are just epic. He likely would have played some or all of these songs during his concert, had he been able to perform.

[@therealtwiggyleaf]

Nice one, NicknLex! 😎

[@michaelescareno7048]

Nick and Lex, so glad you reacted to this. I have my personal list of my 10 favorite artists (The Beatles are on that list), but the two artists that get through the surface and into my soul are Peter Gabriel and Pat Metheny. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND you react to "Downside Up" from this same show. One of the greatest audio and visual performances you'll ever hear and see.

[@michaelescareno7048]

And along with Snarky Puppy opening for Steely Dan you'll also get to see Aimee Mann, and accomplished solo career and formerly of Til Tuesday!!!!

[@nh0501]

I saw this tour - this track and Mercy Street were stand out moments in an awesome night. If you haven't reviewed Mercy Street please do that soon as it sublimely beautiful - both the studio and live versions.

[@2407paul]

So great to see your reaction to one of my all time heroes, if you really want to see a great performance, watch No Self Controle and Mercy Street from the So Tour. This is such a great performance.

[@benoitdesmarais2948]

Once you've done US studio, you're in for a treat with the US Secret World Live Show from 1992-93.

[@bmac1205]

FYI Yes played in the round too for Tormato and Drama and I believe the Union Tour

[@debbieplato5107]

I am still waiting for some more Rush reactions Please!! I love Peter Gabriel but I would really love some Rush. Thanks

[@robertsoden5068]

In Your Eyes from this concert is the showstopper ! or maybe it was another tour but similar circular stage :)

[@grahamhowes6904]

Stunning! Also worth listening to Peter Gabriel’s version of the Arcade Fire track MY BODY IS A CAGE … STUNNING! Tony Levin also plays with King Crimson. Steve Winwood was with an amazing band called Traffic then in an Eric Clapton supergroup BLIND FAITH and in the eighties solo. The man is a master with a wonderful soulful voice - pretty nifty keyboard player. He and Clapton still appear together occasionally. Check out Peters NEW BLOOD live album with a massive orchestra.

[@michelemichele3375]

Thanks, Graham. Good info. Loved Winwood with Traffic or solo. Remember a little release called Arc of a Diver? I almost requested a track. Thanks ✨🤪

[@grahamhowes6904]

@@michelemichele3375 indeed I do! Hellava soulful voice - much as is Peter’s!

[@w.geoffreyspaulding6588]

Might I suggest two live vids for Gabriel……..When I’m Falling with Afro-Celt Sound System, and In Your Eyes from his world tour. Both are exceptional…. He is such a MAJOR talent…..

[@bytor2112dirkyt]

You guys will have to react to PG live singing "Downside Up" I saw both songs performed live back in 2003/04. Mesmerizing show!

[@jamesallen5417]

You guys should definitely treat yourself to a viewing of "in Your Eyes" from his Secret World show, which was done several years earlier than this one, and (added bonus) featured a young Paula Cole, fresh off the steps of Burklee College of Music. Basically, her first touring gig and it was with Peter Gabriel.

[@1234tori]

thanks

[@paulkirk9168]

Hi NicknLex, so much more for you to listen to in PG'S solo work as well as Genesis. The man is a genius and his work is so diverse. San Jacinto, And through the Wire, Digging in the Dirt, Mercy Street and so many more to explore. You will enjoy the journey i am sure.

[@waynedavenport6053]

TRy to find his live early 80's version of 'Solsbury Hill' not sure where but it was one of his European concerts, still my favourite song from Peter although he has plenty of great songs.

[@SalmacisThe]

HOLA, ME ENCANTA ( Y OS ENCANTARÁ ) LA CANCION WALLFLOWER DE PETER GABRIEL

[@neshobanakni]

He started as Little Stevie Winwood at age 15.

[@thomasjones1]

Watch 'Downside Up' from the same concert ...Peter and daughter Melanie walk upside down..!

[@adammckee3496]

This whole concert is really amazing, but the best video from this one, by far, is "Downside Up". It's not necessarily the best song, but as a live performance, you must see it.

[@55montypython]

Steve was 16 when he became a touring musician

[@franckb8279]

Awesome interpretation. Try from the same album "Signal to noise".

[@T23000PLUS]

and you will become Gabriel fans. Pretty sure.

[@deirdrehelfferich8281]

Check out the movie, "The rabbit Proof Fender!"