Life affirming.

[dembethewarrior]

That doesn't mean what you think it means

I know. But how else would I have got that special line out?

These things need thinking about.

[Feedback]

I know. But how else would I have got that special line out?

These things need thinking about.

This is silly. I love it.

[dembethewarrior]

This is silly. I love it.

How it should be. This place gets way too serious. People huffing and puffing at words on a screen.

[Pearcey3]

The song being Peter Gabriel’s ‘Intruder’ from Gabriel’s third solo album, which is one of the very best from that era. Superb album, some truly brilliant tracks. Still sounds amazing today.

Spot on. My favourite PG album. I bought the album as soon as it came out in 1980. It was very different with the thudding drum sounds on Intruder, No Self Control, Not One Of Us and I Don’t Remember. He is simply my favourite artist. Hard to believe that album is 41 years ago. It was and remains a brilliant album.

[Pearcey3]

Talking about Peter Gabriel, I would have loved to have been at this gig:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=evN6...l=PeterGabriel

Saw him at the first Womad at Shepton Mallett in 1982 with Simple Minds and The Beat.

[delmbox]

This is me pretending to give a **** about what you think

This would hold more weight if you hadn't taken the time to write that out in response to what I said

[Feedback]

This would hold more weight if you hadn't taken the time to write that out in response to what I said

A bit like Schroedingers post

[Tuerto]

I'd rather guide my dad into my nan than listen to that shite

his daughter Lily however, is proper top end scrunt

Feedy, you're so 90's.

[SLUDGE FACTORY]

Talking about Peter Gabriel, I would have loved to have been at this gig:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=evN6...l=PeterGabriel

Fantastic

Saw him at the CIA in 2014

Crap venue but he had good engineers in

San jacinto is an incredible song

[dembethewarrior]

Feedy, you're so 90's.

Regular theme on here,posters living in the past.

[SLUDGE FACTORY]

I know a lot of people like Genesis, and Phil Collins, but I'm not one of them.
Fair play to them for longevity and all that, but no thanks.

Genesis with Gabriel fronting them were great

Less so with Phil Collins, odd good song

Peter Gabriel's solo stuff is very good

[The Lone Gunman]

I recall your musical choices - you saw Gene in the 90s (or was it 00s). Either way, that's ****ing sad. I'll sleep easy tonight.

Lad (on message boards at least).

[SLUDGE FACTORY]

Spot on. My favourite PG album. I bought the album as soon as it came out in 1980. It was very different with the thudding drum sounds on Intruder, No Self Control, Not One Of Us and I Don’t Remember. He is simply my favourite artist. Hard to believe that album is 41 years ago. It was and remains a brilliant album.

I love his solo stuff

I don't remember , I don't recall , I have no memory of anything at all

Great thrombin bass , drums and riffing guitar

[SLUDGE FACTORY]

Saw him at the first Womad at Shepton Mallett in 1982 with Simple Minds and The Beat.

Is that still going ?

He lives in Bath doesn't he ?

Doesn't look right as a baldie mind

[SLUDGE FACTORY]

Spot on. My favourite PG album. I bought the album as soon as it came out in 1980. It was very different with the thudding drum sounds on Intruder, No Self Control, Not One Of Us and I Don’t Remember. He is simply my favourite artist. Hard to believe that album is 41 years ago. It was and remains a brilliant album.

I am not such a fan of so but red rain is a great song

[Tuerto]

Fantastic

Saw him at the CIA in 2014

Crap venue but he had good engineers in

San jacinto is an incredible song

Red rain for me.

[The Lone Gunman]

Spot on. My favourite PG album. I bought the album as soon as it came out in 1980. It was very different with the thudding drum sounds on Intruder, No Self Control, Not One Of Us and I Don’t Remember. He is simply my favourite artist. Hard to believe that album is 41 years ago. It was and remains a brilliant album.

It’s astonishingly good. Gabriel has produced some brilliant stuff over the years, but ‘Melt’ is the only album of his I still play regularly. The sound is near perfect throughout.

[SLUDGE FACTORY]

Red rain for me.

Hear that voice again

Steam

Shock The Monkey

So many great songs

Great backing band mind

[SLUDGE FACTORY]

Yeh but he's a Tory and that's unforgivable

It certainly is

[Tuerto]

Hear that voice again

Steam

Shock The Monkey

So many great songs

Great backing band mind

His daughter does backing vocals for him on occasion.

[Feedback]

Feedy, you're so 90's.

Am I?

[SLUDGE FACTORY]

His daughter does backing vocals for him on occasion.

I have seen him 4 times

Last time was 2014

His show opened with two Icelandic women on keyboards and violin

Very impressive

They then came back on with the rest of the band and one of them did vocals on don't look back

Again very good 👍

[Pearcey3]

Genesis with Gabriel fronting them were great

Less so with Phil Collins, odd good song

Peter Gabriel's solo stuff is very good

I love the Genesis stuff up to and including The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway. Not keen on the post PG stuff. I remember buying Duke at around the same time as PG3/Melt and thought it appalling....especially Misunderstanding. Flogged it back to the record shop within days.

[Pearcey3]

Hear that voice again

Steam

Shock The Monkey

So many great songs

Great backing band mind

Shock the Monkey is brilliant. Just going back to Womad yes it is still going. Womad 82 was a financial disaster so PG had to get his old Genesis band mates to do a concert a few months later to make up for all the financial losses. Another one of my favourites Mark Hollis and his band Talk Talk were the support act.

[SLUDGE FACTORY]

I love the Genesis stuff up to and including The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway. Not keen on the post PG stuff. I remember buying Duke at around the same time as PG3/Melt and thought it appalling....especially Misunderstanding. Flogged it back to the record shop within days.

The Carpet Crawlers

What a song