@greglbennettYou say that. But I have two distinct groups of friends: old mates Walt 50s and new mates under 30. All their fave movies and music are from the 80s. It was such a creative and colourful time 🙏🏻
I was only half there. I bought the Steinberger Spirit II (not sure if it's an original Spirit) headless guitar, and soon after, I sold it. It's unique and truly the selling point to his coolness.
I saw him on this tour in Birmingham when I was a university student. Big fan but remember thinking he was a bit like an embarrassing dad dancing about. Now I look at it he looks like a gorgeous young man. The mysteries of time!
That is so funny! I’m just watching this thinking “he’s absolutely beautiful” the entire time. To think there were those thinking “what an old grandpa hobbling about the stage” back then is hilarious!!
I was there on that night. 35 years later I'm watching this video and I can still feel the ecstatic atmosphere in the amphitheater of Lykavitos. And Peter and his band mates were in perfect form. Once in a lifetime expirience!
I was there too ... early October 1987. Thirty-five years+. Freshman at the Athens University of Economics. My first live concert ever and perhaps one of the best, if not THE BEST. Peter Gabriel and his team were out of this world. Amazing performance. Thank you!
This song helped me quit smoking. Whenever I would get a nic fit I would just put this video on and it would be gone by the end. Plus the kicked the habit part really hit home. Thanks Peter!
Modern music lacks art. It is adapting to the likings and muses of the people. But most of it is babble nonsense. They just don't drop gems like this song anymore.
@@Oppenheimer1968 You know it! I turned 18 June 1st, graduated June 6th, and took my oath an left for basic and AIT at Ft Knox on June 16th. For the next 16 weeks, no music! When we had progressed enough to go to the PX and have a cheese burger on a Sunday for an hour or two, the burger place had a video jukebox. "Walk This Way!" & "Venus" over and over again. Banarama for obvious reasons. 😂 I absolutely loved basic and AIT. It's tough for some guys. It was like summer camp with weapons and TANKS! Who were your favorite bands? ✌
Best bass song of all time. Tony Levin is the man. Him, Pino Pallidino, Mark King, and Sting are my favs. We were blessed to have these guys on our radios when we were in HS back in the 80s.
@stonewall3041, The ignorant must shout it out to the World to what you are. You're either on psychedelic drugs, or your brain is just smooth. Tony Levin when on stage, in a live performance, actually plays his bass guitar. You're a hopeless fool if you believe that this is a pre-recorded performance. Although I do believe that you are not someone who plays a stringed instrument. And playing air guitar does not count.
You do realize that concert videos like this are made from video and audio from multiple shows right?? It's well known that the video is not necessarily an exact match to what you're hearing.
What about the incredible David Rhodes whose guitar piece on Secret World puts a chill down my spine and a huge smile on my face, every time I hear it? Then there's David Sancious on keyboards who's.. I think you meant to say what an amazing group of musicians lead by one of the greatest since the 1970s. I will never tire from hearing any of their stuff.
@@toxicity0236 how is he harmonizing with himself? where are the female backup singers? why is there no pop in the microphone? why does his voice sound the same at different distances from the microphone?
@@magnustjerneld2594 The keyboarder is playing with two hands all the time. So could be possible using key split. But I can clearly hear a female voice.
It's Peter Gabriel, of course the vocals are overdubbed. I genuinely don't think there has been a single official Peter Gabriel live recording (Genesis included) where the vocals *weren't* overdubbed.
Don't know about overdubbing, but picture is certainly edited. I guess, editor has quite freely rearranged clips in timeline. It is the same song all the time, but certain edits a moved and loosely synced to rythm. 1:33 microphone jumps from one hand to another between cuts. Clip in 1:58 actually occured in 2:07, just used another camera.
The concert was filmed over three days, which explains the video cuts and out of sync audio, but this is also the remastered version of the concert. The female backers were definitely added in post, but you can hear the band members backing singing on occasion too. Main vocals aren't overdubbed.
Absolutely great to see keyboardist David Sancious - I first came across his amazing talents when he performed with Sting. He's a bloody excellent lead guitarist too. Super multi-talented Mr Sancious.
I love that Tony Levin is really always part of the show, which is unusual for the too cool for school bass player. His photography is sublime as well. A true renaissance man.
@@joediaz2589 you said fruit cage, eheheheh...If there was an subtlety with the lyrics it's out the window when he does his spread eagle dance in synch with open up your fruit cakes/cage line.
I've been a massive fan of PG since about 1971, and still am. But this tour was the first one where he was clearly using pre-recorded tracks, and it bummed me out. Still does. It hadn't been that many years since ELO was lambasted for doing the same thing. These days, damn near everything you hear at many concerts is a track, sadly. No minidisc and no synth will ever smoke like a horn section smokes.
Can't believe I'm going to see Peter Gabriel live in June! I cannot wait. Seeing Peter live was at the top of my dream concert list and now I finally get the opportunity to see the i/o tour! I was jumping around the room when I bought my ticket haha.
Tony Levin starts with a sort of stagger/stutter bass line then he goes to a more straight time as the song evolves. He is a master - always slightly ahead of the beat, pushing it along,...whoa, what a great performance by all hands.
This is an absolutely stunning performance. The energy is unmatched, and get's my teen self in that mindset where "WOW! ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE IF YA ADD A LITTLE FUNK TO IT!" I love you so much, Peter Gabriel.
I first saw Peter Gabriel with Genesis when I was 13. They were brilliant. I have loved Peter ever since. Been lucky to have seen him live. The man is magnificent.
I know it's been said multiple times here, but Tony is just an amazing beast on this bass line. Mega Respecto! And of course, we all love Rhodes as well. It says a lot about Peter, the man, that top-flight backing musicians remained loyal to him and his work for decades. Gabriel, with all his talent and various innovations over the years, may be my favorite musician of all time.
Have a look/listen to my channel, I knock out cover tunes left and right and recently did a 5 song tribute to the "melt" LP ( LP #3). Intruder/games without frontiers/family snapshot/I don't remember/And through the wire. They're in a playlist in that sequence, I think I did ok and had major fun recording them. If you listen...let me know your thoughts. And yeah, P/G is something else, what he does is art, he is a true music genius !
This tour is by far my favorite, it's not the one I saw, and all are amazing, but the versions of these songs, this band, and the version of No Self Control...., I could watch this eternally.
its live, PG is just taking the best live bits and mashing them together. he was very particular about the mixes of his live albums and cherrypicked the best parts of different recordings
@@MrBiggreydog His movements on stage and the moments he's holding the mic to his mouth don't match the audio, either. That said, it's different to the album version so it's probably recorded vocals after the performance.
I miss this magic from these music today. Peter was really hynpnotic this time, he had so much energy at live acts. He made incredible unconventional music against all mainstreams. I miss this time and i am happy to watch all these bands!
It's funny because I was 21 when this song came out and I really didn't pay attention to it. I sure as hell didn't know what it was about lol. Now Harry Styles did a magnificent cover of it and I'm a fan of Peter and love the song. Such undercover naughty lyrics.
Great Tournee 1987 from Peter, I saw him in Munich, it was one of my best 5 Concert, ever💯 And he makes a great show, I didn't saw before, in this time, with so much power 🤸♂️ and dynamite🧨😉
I love this version for the raw, youthful energy. But I gotta say the Live 1993 version shows more polish and even more energy. Plus it has Paula Cole on backup!
This song brings memories of how many parties we had and this live concert dvd was the hit of the night! Miss home truly with this song. It’s a dance and catch
@@seizethedayandlive check out how he moves the mic away from his mouth yet his voice doesn’t change. You can also hear female backup singers which aren’t on stage. Peter does this on all his “live material”
I know people in their 20's who don't know who've never heard of Peter Gabriel until I asked them. The first time I did they looked at me with blank faces I just thought 'What the...go and Google his name and be amazed.'
Peter is in top form in this, but MAN Tony Levin is just at absolute chad status here. The groove, the attitude, the vibe is just immaculate
Peter Gabriel Phil Collins ♥️😜
On point...this is incendiary. 🎼🔥
It’s overdubbed
@@Desmondbrowne666 So ? Only a handful of "live" Lps are actually "live". The Who live at Leeds is one that's the real deal.
@@jamesschaidt1096I've been watching this video for a couple of years and never notice that. Why I notice today?
Peter made sure that if you didn't know what the song was about, you'd fully understand after this performance
Yes, sheer joy for a young girl back then ..... 🥳
Ohhhhhh !
I have never, ever really listened to the lyrics before and I'm cackling just watching him. Subtle!
ya, the meaning is about as subtle as a...sledgehammer.
1:57 ah? 🤨🤨🤔🤔uh?.... Oh....😏😏
You cannot call youself and bass player and not study this song. One of the tightest grooves out there.
Yup
Funky....
Agree!
Tony Levin fucking kills this song on every live version I've seen. They definitely bump him up on the live mixes vs. the studio version
This song so easily holds up through time! Agree with the TL bass tracks… thick and beautiful!
Peter Gabriel was ALWAYS so odd. How could you not love it.
Brother so confident about it too, like 'no no, this is what cool looks like'
🙄Odd? 🤔No. ♫♪ 🥰♫♪ MR. PETER GABRIEL is an Extremely Multi-Talented Unique ♫♪ Musical IndividuaL! ♫♪😍💝😘
@@Debi-rd8mf Nothing wrong with being odd x)
@@albo3music🎉
Clearly the band Genesis have blessed us with two of the greatest songwriters and artists of all time: Peter Gabriel and Phil Collins! ❤
Yep. 🎼🔥😀
Die meisten früheren Genesis Werke stammen nicht von Phil Collins, sondern von Banks und Rutherford.
Exactly - What gifts to humanity they are …
We as a species did not deserve the 80s. It was a gift from the universe.
@greglbennett It doesn't explain why we can find a recent video of teenagers playing Masoko Tanga from The Police.
@greglbennettYou say that. But I have two distinct groups of friends: old mates Walt 50s and new mates under 30. All their fave movies and music are from the 80s. It was such a creative and colourful time 🙏🏻
I will never in my entire life be as cool as that guitarist and bass player
Look up Liquid Tension Experiment - Acid Rain. It's something newer featuring the same bassist.
The guitarist looks so happy and nice
I was only half there. I bought the Steinberger Spirit II (not sure if it's an original Spirit) headless guitar, and soon after, I sold it. It's unique and truly the selling point to his coolness.
@@Heisenberg_Zordon that thing looks disgusting
@@kietchu2761 If you ever get a chance to play one, let alone own one. Never let that moment pass. It's worth having in your possession.
I saw him on this tour in Birmingham when I was a university student. Big fan but remember thinking he was a bit like an embarrassing dad dancing about. Now I look at it he looks like a gorgeous young man. The mysteries of time!
That is so funny! I’m just watching this thinking “he’s absolutely beautiful” the entire time. To think there were those thinking “what an old grandpa hobbling about the stage” back then is hilarious!!
he's always been beautiful
I was there on that night. 35 years later I'm watching this video and I can still feel the ecstatic atmosphere in the amphitheater of Lykavitos. And Peter and his band mates were in perfect form. Once in a lifetime expirience!
@Yanni H.-Awesome! Lucky you!
I was there too ... early October 1987. Thirty-five years+. Freshman at the Athens University of Economics. My first live concert ever and perhaps one of the best, if not THE BEST. Peter Gabriel and his team were out of this world. Amazing performance. Thank you!
Soo lucky. Wish I was there. Wat a song!
was there too! he was also filming some live, so we went for a second day for free.
A shame everything you're hearing here was recorded in the studio. Fake live.
No one who has seen him live is in ANY doubt that this song is beautiful filth.
Yeah this song is deff one of a kind and the bass player and bass riffs are insane that guy is really amazing
Tony Levin from King Crimson. Only bass player Gabriel will work with
Tony has done much more impressive work than King Crimson... case in point Peter Gabriel.
kinney clausnitzer he also plays with Liquid Tension Experiment. A lot different than this but he still grooves and has amazing bass chops. 👍👍🤓🤓
Levin
And, what a snappy dresser, too.
Nothing but ultra-coolness!
that bass.. damn.. absolutely pivotal
This song helped me quit smoking. Whenever I would get a nic fit I would just put this video on and it would be gone by the end. Plus the kicked the habit part really hit home. Thanks Peter!
lol
@@pamelaadams6290 😂
It worked for me too man, just instead of cigs it was Maryjane xd
Hahahahahaah
Follow it through with celibacy to really kick THE habit.
1:11 From now on I enter a Room like that
Mine is 3:48
Mine is 4:24 when I enter the club after the f***ing corona pandemie is over
Too funny! It's 4am EST and I am laughing out loud! Good one guys🤣
kkkkkkkk
E aí? Como foi sua entrada assim na sala? kkkkk Já se passaram 4 anos da postagem kkkkkk
You can safely throw todays commercial music in the bin. This is amazing and Mr Levin on bass is bad ass. The whole band is incredible 🤯
Modern music lacks art. It is adapting to the likings and muses of the people. But most of it is babble nonsense. They just don't drop gems like this song anymore.
It was an amazing experience to grow up in the 80s and graduate high school in '86. We were spoiled by such incredible musicians.
agreed-"86 was the year!
@@Oppenheimer1968 You know it! I turned 18 June 1st, graduated June 6th, and took my oath an left for basic and AIT at Ft Knox on June 16th. For the next 16 weeks, no music! When we had progressed enough to go to the PX and have a cheese burger on a Sunday for an hour or two, the burger place had a video jukebox. "Walk This Way!" & "Venus" over and over again. Banarama for obvious reasons. 😂 I absolutely loved basic and AIT. It's tough for some guys. It was like summer camp with weapons and TANKS! Who were your favorite bands? ✌
@@Oppenheimer1968 And MTV & VH1 ACTUALLY played awesome music videos! Cheers!
Best bass song of all time. Tony Levin is the man. Him, Pino Pallidino, Mark King, and Sting are my favs. We were blessed to have these guys on our radios when we were in HS back in the 80s.
The 80’s were f*cking fabulous. That is all.
Absolutely, I was the happiest man alive, and the music was a big part of that. My wife and I played the So album to death.
She was a lisa too. 😊
The bass went out for a smoke after this performance.
This song was secretly written from Tony's thumb to his Stingray.
забавно, что в русском языке есть точно такое же выражение.. У нас еще говорят "нервно курит в сторонке" ))
Sound of bass guitar is ultimate!
Prerecorded. Dude is not playing that bass.
@stonewall3041, The ignorant must shout it out to the World to what you are. You're either on psychedelic drugs, or your brain is just smooth.
Tony Levin when on stage, in a live performance, actually plays his bass guitar. You're a hopeless fool if you believe that this is a pre-recorded performance.
Although I do believe that you are not someone who plays a stringed instrument. And playing air guitar does not count.
@@stonewall3041 What? Why would a professional bassist like *Tony Levin* fake it on stage?
You do realize that concert videos like this are made from video and audio from multiple shows right?? It's well known that the video is not necessarily an exact match to what you're hearing.
@@pCeLobster Just wanna say Tony Levin is DEMI GOD!
the energy in this version, especially at the end is unreal!
The harry styles one...good guy all yea..but hes very flat
Wow, Tony Levin *and* Manu Katché? What a combo!!
Terrific band!!! :D
What about the incredible David Rhodes whose guitar piece on Secret World puts a chill down my spine and a huge smile on my face, every time I hear it? Then there's David Sancious on keyboards who's.. I think you meant to say what an amazing group of musicians lead by one of the greatest since the 1970s. I will never tire from hearing any of their stuff.
World class musicians the lot of them.
Big bottom.
Definetly one of the greatest male vocalists of all time
@@greenlighttransport8320 I have no idea what made you think that lol but he is definitely not
He obviously lip syncing
@@toxicity0236 how is he harmonizing with himself? where are the female backup singers? why is there no pop in the microphone? why does his voice sound the same at different distances from the microphone?
@@JakobKenda I think In the actual performance he isn’t but since this is the DVD re-release it’s been overdubbed so it sounds better and louder
Reminds me of Steve Winwood- immediate drop into a deep powerful groove...
The power in this performance is awesome
Peter was so cute here.
He still sounds great, just saw a video of him performing this recently. Still does that goofy sledgehammer dance 😂
Not only a phenomenal musician, vocalist and songwriter but extraordinarily physically attractive too. Phwoaaaaar.
He’s so pretty!!
Really? I always thought this song was sorta ironic considering I thought he looked kinda gross.
Gross? 😆
You must be a bloke, he's one of the best looking men of that era.
Green eye 😉
Heck, I'm a guy and I for one think young Peter was handsome af. Especially here lol @@joethelion6016
What I wouldn't give to travel back in time to see this concert live in person
We kind of are we're on the internet
It didn’t sound anything like this
Gabriel puts on the best concert performances then anyone I've seen.
Prince was right up there.
You should check up James Brown in his prime
It seems the vocals had been overdubbed, sometimes not in sync and Peter is holding the mic off at 1:27
And I never see the backup singers? And there are definitely two keyboards playing different parts at times.
@@magnustjerneld2594 The keyboarder is playing with two hands all the time. So could be possible using key split. But I can clearly hear a female voice.
It's Peter Gabriel, of course the vocals are overdubbed. I genuinely don't think there has been a single official Peter Gabriel live recording (Genesis included) where the vocals *weren't* overdubbed.
Don't know about overdubbing, but picture is certainly edited. I guess, editor has quite freely rearranged clips in timeline. It is the same song all the time, but certain edits a moved and loosely synced to rythm. 1:33 microphone jumps from one hand to another between cuts. Clip in 1:58 actually occured in 2:07, just used another camera.
The concert was filmed over three days, which explains the video cuts and out of sync audio, but this is also the remastered version of the concert. The female backers were definitely added in post, but you can hear the band members backing singing on occasion too. Main vocals aren't overdubbed.
Absolutely great to see keyboardist David Sancious - I first came across his amazing talents when he performed with Sting. He's a bloody excellent lead guitarist too. Super multi-talented Mr Sancious.
Still puts on a great show 40 years later
👁 envy his stamina! 🏆🥇BRAVO!
the smile on every musicians face says it all
Who ever mixed this is AMAZING. The vocals are CLEAN AF.
I think the vocals have been recorded afterwards. They don't sync up at some points.
Obviously you missed the show, mate…
Good grief - how much talent can one person have!! Mind blown.
I was there too!!! All three nights!!! It was magical !!!!
Whenever I think of Peter Gabriel this is the visage that springs to mind first...this how he'll always be to me. In all his triumphant 80's glory :)
This is why I love YT still. Because no matter what, you can find old gems like this, that were a once in lifetime experience!
Manu Katché killing it on drums. Awesome pocket
ONE OF THE GREATEST PERFORMERS EVER!!!!
Yes 🥰
He’s not performing, it’s obvious he’s lip syncing
I've seen Peter 4 times. Mostly at Saratoga Performing Arts Center. he is the coolest!
It does not get any more awesome than 80s Peter Gabriel and Peter Gabriel no matter the decade
I was 13 year's old in 1987... I love it till now I'm 48... Peter Gabriel 2023🌍♥️😜
Me too! We had the goods all through our school years. The early 90s in high school had great music also. We graduated before it went to garbage.
and the keyboardist... such mastery and beautiful syncopation... AND he looks like it's the best day of his life :D
I love that Tony Levin is really always part of the show, which is unusual for the too cool for school bass player. His photography is sublime as well. A true renaissance man.
This man was so revolutionary
Legendary bass part. Legendary performance.
I had no idea growing up what this song was about... but holy moly. He can be my honey bee... haha
Love it lol
Lol mine too 🥰
I remember being 17 & hearing the line about fruit cakes sweet as can be. 😁
@@diamonddave16 Per the lyrics to this song it's actually "fruit cage" which I think might have been sexually suggestive. Still sweet though..
@@joediaz2589 you said fruit cage, eheheheh...If there was an subtlety with the lyrics it's out the window when he does his spread eagle dance in synch with open up your fruit cakes/cage line.
I've been a massive fan of PG since about 1971, and still am. But this tour was the first one where he was clearly using pre-recorded tracks, and it bummed me out. Still does. It hadn't been that many years since ELO was lambasted for doing the same thing. These days, damn near everything you hear at many concerts is a track, sadly. No minidisc and no synth will ever smoke like a horn section smokes.
Can't believe I'm going to see Peter Gabriel live in June! I cannot wait. Seeing Peter live was at the top of my dream concert list and now I finally get the opportunity to see the i/o tour! I was jumping around the room when I bought my ticket haha.
Where is the concert ?
Lucky girl!
No modern pop male performer can hold a candle to Pete Gabriel
only Justin Bieber !
ok lol . joke haha
@@klaurcschwackerberg1880 this was about as real of a live performance as justin bieber though
Good dancer, but did he go to fat?
@@therespectedlex9794 the guy is over 70 cut some slack
@@snowgorilla9789 He is now. I'm talking twenty years ago.
Music was so good back then
One of the greatest pop songs of all time
Were very good concerts in the ' 80s, when we were all still so young. I want back in 1987!
completely domination of the stage.
Your presence on stage has changed over the years Peter.
Yes ..... for the better 😋
Tony Levin starts with a sort of stagger/stutter bass line then he goes to a more straight time as the song evolves. He is a master - always slightly ahead of the beat, pushing it along,...whoa, what a great performance by all hands.
Peter Gabriel : un genio !
Peter was so cute here.
this song is set in stone !!!
This is an absolutely stunning performance. The energy is unmatched, and get's my teen self in that mindset where "WOW! ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE IF YA ADD A LITTLE FUNK TO IT!" I love you so much, Peter Gabriel.
😊✌️
I love you Peter ! Thank you for this song .... getting me through jaw surgery
Tony Levin on bass WOOOOOOW
Great live. One of the best live shows I experienced.
My dad was watching this tour in Helsinki and he still thinks that it was one of the best concerts he has ever seen!
One hell of a song!!!!! Still sounds the same today live. Mr. Gabriel is an incredible talent. 😌 The band is amazing. So great!!! Wow!
I first saw Peter Gabriel with Genesis when I was 13. They were brilliant. I have loved Peter ever since. Been lucky to have seen him live. The man is magnificent.
One of the best performances and certainly for Athens that October 5th night!
I know it's been said multiple times here, but Tony is just an amazing beast on this bass line. Mega Respecto! And of course, we all love Rhodes as well. It says a lot about Peter, the man, that top-flight backing musicians remained loyal to him and his work for decades. Gabriel, with all his talent and various innovations over the years, may be my favorite musician of all time.
Have a look/listen to my channel, I knock out cover tunes left and right and recently did a 5 song tribute to the "melt" LP ( LP #3). Intruder/games without frontiers/family snapshot/I don't remember/And through the wire. They're in a playlist in that sequence, I think I did ok and had major fun recording them. If you listen...let me know your thoughts. And yeah, P/G is something else, what he does is art, he is a true music genius !
claptons up there as well for me
It is disgusting how brilliant this song is. It’s so amazing, I play it damn near every single day. It’s too damn perfect
One of the greatest if not THE greatest moment in bass guitar history.
You clearly haven’t heard of Billy Nelson or Noel Redding.
Honestly I dont find it very impressive. It seems pretty tame and boring as far as bass riffs go
I didn’t know what the song was about, but do now after seeing those hip movements Mr Gabriel you are so talented and hot ❤not forgetting the band 👏👏
Iconic bassline!
Off one of the best albums of the 80's. Perhaps one of the best of all time.
Great to watch artists in their prime.
Mercy! What times we had! Love it! I kicked the habit, too!
The bassist from King Crimson - Tony Levin.
he´s a beast!
This tour is by far my favorite, it's not the one I saw, and all are amazing, but the versions of these songs, this band, and the version of No Self Control...., I could watch this eternally.
The video is so clear 👍
This is one of a million awesome songs from the 1980's. How many awesome songs have come from the 2010's and 2020's??? Zero. Why is that?
He is so weird, I love him 😊
I was 7 when this concert was going on.......my dad rocked Peter Gabriel all day everyday......gosh I wish I was there now at 43 yrs old.
We’re the same age, mate. Totally feel you on this!
The soundmixing is out of this world! This could also be a studio recording - unbelievable!
it is a studio recording
its live, PG is just taking the best live bits and mashing them together. he was very particular about the mixes of his live albums and cherrypicked the best parts of different recordings
Prerecorded vocals and backing tracks. No females on stage and they are in the vocals
@@MrBiggreydog His movements on stage and the moments he's holding the mic to his mouth don't match the audio, either. That said, it's different to the album version so it's probably recorded vocals after the performance.
overdub was a small printed line on some live recordings in the 80s vinyl area... ;-)
I miss this magic from these music today. Peter was really hynpnotic this time, he had so much energy at live acts. He made incredible unconventional music against all mainstreams. I miss this time and i am happy to watch all these bands!
It's funny because I was 21 when this song came out and I really didn't pay attention to it. I sure as hell didn't know what it was about lol. Now Harry Styles did a magnificent cover of it and I'm a fan of Peter and love the song. Such undercover naughty lyrics.
Great Tournee 1987 from Peter,
I saw him in Munich,
it was one of my best 5 Concert, ever💯
And he makes a great show, I didn't saw before, in this time, with so much power 🤸♂️ and dynamite🧨😉
Peter Gabriel Plays Live in Athens in 1987 - top form! A great song and a fine performance, fantastic musicians!
I love this version for the raw, youthful energy. But I gotta say the Live 1993 version shows more polish and even more energy. Plus it has Paula Cole on backup!
@@markandrews5547 that tour was the pinnacle of PG....so frikin amazing.
Well what can I say, this is a masterpiece. PERIOD.
This song brings memories of how many parties we had and this live concert dvd was the hit of the night! Miss home truly with this song. It’s a dance and catch
Yes i'm very happy and proud i was there these nights and saw the mighty Gabriel live
Nothing like a good live version of a song; thanks!
It’s not live it’s all recorded in studio, check the comments
@@danielseasons4410 If that's true, it totally goes against the idea of it being live!
@@seizethedayandlive check out how he moves the mic away from his mouth yet his voice doesn’t change. You can also hear female backup singers which aren’t on stage.
Peter does this on all his “live material”
Song IS perfect❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊
I was in this concert and it was one of the most beautiful nights of my life! I was 18 years old ...
Excellent…
Looks and sounds as if it were shot today, the quality here is unbelievable
I stand in awe in 2024!
Gets my mojo going!
His live performances are epic.
It's not a playback, it's corrected for MTV and VH1 rotation. They do it a lot. Plus, the vocals sound different than the album.
Apart from the awesome performance, their dress code is really on point. Very cool.
Well if you didn’t know what this song was about before, you do now lol. Those moves….😆
Goodness me, the fruit cage moves...!
These boys are just simply ...brilliant...
I am not even 18 yet and I can truthfully say that Peter Gabriel is the best
you don't have to be 18 to have an opinion.
Samuel Walters what's your age got to do with it?
So I am in my thirties and I love this song
Yeah I am in my thirties and still love Genesis music.
I know people in their 20's who don't know who've never heard of Peter Gabriel until I asked them. The first time I did they looked at me with blank faces I just thought 'What the...go and Google his name and be amazed.'
Levin is a personal hero of mine. Nothing like a good bass player.
Check out his interview with Rick Beato that was just posted on YT.
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