Peter Gabriel - Solsbury Hill (Live DNA)
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- Опубліковано 1 бер 2017
- This montage of live performances of Solsbury Hill includes footage from Rockpalast (1978), Live in Athens (1987), Secret World Live (1993), Growing Up Live (2003), New Blood Live (2011) and Back To Front (2013).
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Solsbury Hill was Peter's fist solo single and features on his debut, self-titled album, that was originally released in 1977. It's been a firm live favourite ever since, as this video shows.
My late husband adored Peter Gabriel. He died aged 31. I’m nearly seventy, but this binds us forever together. He is the young Peter. He never lived to be the older version. RIP my love and thank you for the beautiful memories and two beautiful children
Bless you
Yes bless you my dear
He will always be with you.x
Stay strong friend
My heart 💓
If there was an editing oscar for music videos, the person who put this together should have gotten it. It is flawless. I have always loved this song, this video just makes me love it more.
It is so brilliant, watch it every Friday night , love the gabrial
Yes, 19 million+ views and counting, a few hundred must be mine and I play this when I'm feeling down, the song is brilliant and this shows Peter's energy over the years for which I can only have the most respect. Thanks for this edit of different times, It's simply brilliant and has given my family so much joy. Respect.
With ya on that Chris
Pure genius
I would prefer to see videos of each of the earlier concerts.
2024, and I wish I was there for this moment in music history. I love it so much.
‘ grab your things I ‘ve come to take you home’ this line gets me everytime. Returning to your loved ones, those who are no longer with us. 😢💕
So true. It’s the line I hang onto 😘
yeah my funeral song for sure
Best!
Our youngest son had a rough start in life and had to spend 5 days in nicu before he got strong enough to go home with us and his twin brother. During those days, we were all still in the hospital and as I knew his feeding schedule I went to check every time I could, or feed him myself. Day and night. Every day, every night. On the morning rounds of the last day, I was told he was good to go if I was confident about getting him fed sufficiently. I bursted in tears of joy like a kid. We got him checked out and I was allowed to roll him over to the newborns department where my wife and the twin brother were waiting for me to get back. I opened the door and said 'honey grab your things, I've come to take you home' while I rolled in our youngest behind me. Good phrase so I thought. So, after all the paperwork was done and we got in the car, this song just so happened to come on the radio. Kids are almost 2 years old now and perfectly healthy, but the song still gets me goosebumps and a tear in my eye.
Nice! God bless all of you! 🙋
I feel you!! GREAT Song,and Son he said:
“grab your things- I’ve come to take you home” great line for always when you’ve loved ones coming back!
Thanks for sharing such a great story! There is no such thing as coincidence...
Great song...and we are going home someday...maybe soon...
Wonderful!
This song will never get old. Sounds as great as it did 30-40 years ago. ❤❤❤
I perform it as a busker every time I go out. My best piece and favorite. 🤗
@@tonytaskforce3465
I hate to sound stupid but I don't know what a busker is. Can u tell me please?
Street musician. It's a blast. Chicks smile and give you bucks.@@billswife0426
@@billswife0426 basically someone that sings on the street i guess
@@TomasoDugheria thanks for the info. 😄
The bassist doesn’t age.
Always looking happy.
“Tony Levin” not “The Bassist”
@@johnfowler3125 Thanks, my memory ain’t what it used to be. 🤪
I just 64 , I don't remember getting old, I just remember waking up that way. I have loved Peter Gabriel for as long as I can remember. Music, the magical time machine😊
So I am.😂❤
64 is not old, enjoy.
Getting old is the worst magic trick ❤
50 years of my life just passed in front of my eyes, no better way than to do that with Peter Gabriel. Thanks!
I understand! Such a joy!
Same here
But what great memories! If watching this makes you as happy as me, then we have had good life’s.
55 :) ;)
Uninhibited, unabashed, unbridled expression of joy... Quite unusual today.. Yet infectious nonetheless
One of those songs I NEVER, EVER get tired of hearing!
. Jo
HEAR! HEAR!
I concur.
Amen
Yeah. Me too my friend.
I lost my husband 3 days ago and yesterday at his funeral we listened to this song during the memorial service which was one of his favourites! He was 69 years old and lived listening to the music of Peter and his beloved Genesis. Every time I listen to it I feel like I have it close to me 💔💔
So Sorry for your loss,my father died suddenly 3 months ago and he loved this song.Stay strong ❤
Sorry for your loss
my heart is with you
SO VERY SORRY for your loss. I'm 62.5 years old over here across the pond in metro Detroit Michigan. My Husband is 72 years old and I can't believe how many of our friends & classmates have died over the past 20+ years. I've always adored Peter Gabriel and even though I still have my Husband, I still feel your pain & grief over losing yours. Sending NON STOP light and LOVE ❤🧡💛💚💙💜
sorry for your loss
Only a genius can compose a masterpiece like this. Thank you.
A solo act that has the same band members for decades means you are great to work with
You are so right. He is one of the best. It seems he didn't get the rich blessings of those who decide what we need to hear on the radio. That's why I like youtube so much because I get to decide what I listen to and Gabriel is always on the top of my best 10. His voice is still rich and strong at a much older age than most.
Except that band wasn't good enough to play Supper's Ready. By Gabriels own admission. The bass player went on to play with some interesting groups such as King Crimson and Transatlantic.
@@tixximmi1 well he kept plenty of them for along time
@@allensaunders449 But no Suppers Ready. Guess you can't jump around on stage with that song.
@Robert Vaughn You're right that's why I think Gabriel sucks. Supper's Ready will be around a lot longer than any nameless Gabriel stuff. Even the man himself has admitted that.
Peter Gabriel 🙏. We are so fortunate to have grown up with music and the artists that made the best music EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Amen ❤
World would be a right boring place without these awesome people.👍
Released in 1977 and fresh as a daisy still…Gabriel is a genius and should be Sir Peter by now!
I absolutely agree and have wondered about it. I'm thinking he may have not wanted it. 🤔😊
In 2016 I was hospitalized. A 7 hours surgical operation saved my life. During the days at the hospital I listened to this song many times, and I kept listening when I came back home.
The line that goes like 'Hey, he said, grab your things I'm going to take you home' always hit me deep thinking about my father that drove me back home. I lost my father two years ago and, despite being a 50 years old man now, I just can't keep from crying every time I listen to it.
Your father is with you. Always. Be a great father to your children so they can cry and remember you has you remember your father
@@ThatGuyMalasartes thank you for your sweet words.
@@enricogodini7455 May God be with you my friend. Greatings from Portugal
My father passed in April of 2021. 85 years old and he was one of the kindest humans I’ve ever known despite him being a military officer. He saw the good in people. I’m 49 and this song brings tears to my eyes because I was a 6-7 year old boy when this came out and it takes me back when we were all happy as a family when I was a boy. I miss him and those times.
One of the best things I've heard recently was this: "I love talking about it by the way so if I cry, it's only a beautiful thing. This is all the unexpressed love, right? The grief that will remain with us until we pass. We never get enough time with each other..." - Andrew Garfield, speaking about his mother's death
i love this song and video montage, but i didn't realise how amazing this video is until tonight. Its cut from 6 different live performances over 35 years!! Its so unbelievably connected and edited , the joy of each concert, so visible. Peter Gabriel is a genius but the person or team who put this video together, unbelievable magic! Thanks so much on behalf of everyone who enjoys it.
Joyous!
It is really almost 5 decades of brilliance, from performing in 1977 to the 2010s - just incredible
For sure. He is something very special.
Unfortunately some of his multi-media work is not only hard to come by, but alto technical difficult to explorer or a modern computer. But then there is montages likes this that are just amazing in subtlety, but on the same time holds lots of depth.
Also, it is clear Peter Gabriel has something about things spinning from stages, to biking on a spinning stage to also being inside a giant ball.
How many singers are singing?
@@johnjeffreys6440 Lead singer all the way is Mr. Gabriel him self, that is part of why the montage is pretty special.
This song holds a special place in the hearts of those of us who listened and loved in the late 70’s and early 80’s… Peter Gabriel is a genius
Indeed a genius
Before I pass over I would like to see Peter Gabriel perform. I simply cannot afford a $300.00 ticket.
This has to be one of the best videos ever made! From his young youthful performance to what he performs today as an older man! Plus it is an awesome friggin song!! Yes?
YES!
Yes!
No. "Yes" did "Broiler of a Salty Steak" or "Vampire, in a Salty Cave."
Yesssss
YES!!
I was only 8 years old when Solisbury Hill was released, yet I hope they play it at my memorial. Thank you Peter.
“Grab your things, I’ve come to take you home” gets me every time. Everyone in difficulty should hear those words at least once in their lifetime 💔
Yes. What you wrote is exactly what I feel, too.
ME TOO
To me, this is the most perfect song ever written. It doesn't feel or sound dated. It's still as fresh and timely as when it was written. Tony Levin is such a joy to watch, he turns everything he is involved in pure gold. He and Peter obviously enjoy playing together, The way the work off each other. Thank you Peter, Tony and everyone in the band and anyone involved with the video. Very well done!
Right.
Tony Levin + Peter Gabriel = MAGIC
21st century SAGES of COOL + LOVE.
❤What a perfect time to be a teenager! What great memories I hold along with this song. It is imbedded in my soul for all my life! I so wish I could feel that way again…❤️🙏☃️❄️
@@Virgovixen10 Pardon my intrusion, but I do believe you MAY be feeling that way again now? You sound exactly like me back then, looking foward to "feeling that way again" in the very near future again, bouncing around the after-school empty living room carpeted with some discarded pieces we found by the sides of the road.
We felt like kings and the carpet was MAGICAL and we were just FLYING through all space and all eternity ... grooving to the beat of Mr. Gabriel's genius. We did not know enough to be afraid of jack. Not during the bouncing off the wall sessions. We flew up out of the night time of our Day Time with that great EAGLE taking us up up into our highest Aspirations!!!!!!!
Trust me. Virgo Vixen, you WILL get your wish and FEEL THAT WAY again. Over and over and over. In your far far away future. And future is always far far away. Now is always eternal. Our bodies are just vehicles. We get to UPGRADE our vehicles as we go forward. No problem.
FEARLESS!!!!!!!! 🥳🔥🎉
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This is a good song to dance to
Whenever I hear this song it brings tears. My 34 year old son passed in March, 2018 and the lyrics make me believe he was taken home. Boom, boom, boom.
May God bless him and keep him. We all go home some day. xxx
So sorry for your loss
My brother died the same age. Years later while vacationing I was sitting in the kitchen. I felt a feeling I won't ever forget . Next morning she told me that how and where I was brought back memories of him . "Parents should not outlive their own children " Rip Mom Dad and Steve
I'm sure the Lord Jesus is still taking care of your heart... A prayer from my heart. GOD BLESS US ALL!
🙏Bless All of you 🙏
One of the greatest songs ever created....MASTERPIECE !
Can we all agree that Peter Gabriel has aged like a damn good wine? Jeez the man is beautiful 😍
True - bald, chubby old - but when hes on that bike and he smiles - he'd get it.
"Grab your things I've come to take you home". The most beautiful thing I have ever heard.
Just want to know what the 1.9k dislike people were thinking. This is deades of energy and joy and talent
They were drunk having a fat old time and missed the like button 😉
They can't keep time. Lol
Ils n ont pas de cerveau
@Berta Isabel Venegas
People are entitled not only to their opinion, but also to vote how they wish.
Some people just hate everything. They’re not happy unless they are unhappy. Just my opinion.
Absolutely brilliant song and performances spanning 35 years. There's no one like Peter Gabriel!
Yep Jim D. PG was pretty special. Genesis kept going after he left but to this day the fans would love to know why he left. It's Peter's business, of course, but it would be good to know.
@@SuzyQ334 I believe that is what this song is about. His decision to leave Genesis. Most likely his reason for leaving was due to artistic differences, but as you said. We may never know. I also agree with you that Peter Gabriel is a special guy. I am not a big Genesis fan. I find Peter Gabriel resonates more with me.
@@mp1201 Spoken like a different, but true fan.
As mentioned this song was all about leaving Genesis ..."I felt part of the machinery" etc..
Also, the Lamb Lies Down on Broadway album, although recorded by Genesis was almost entirely written by PG and this caused some friction within the band.
As a footnote, He is still performing this song in 2023 on his i/o tour, so that's 45 years now, and counting
Agree, but have you heard Burce?
The world wouldn't be the same without Peter Gabriels music in it.
in your eyes is the best song Peter Gabriel ever produced.
The energy on that stage is almost contagious!!!!
Yeah, kinda like that's what joy looks like
'Son... grab your things, I've come to take you home'. For those of us who have grown old with Peter Gabriel, that line, like the entire video, is so uplifting. Wonderful.
Yes sir..
You couldn't be more correct. Peace from Atlanta, Georgia.
He is amazing❤️
Beautifully put.
That line has stuck with me since I first heard it, and I thought I was the only admirer 😃
Shortly after my mother's passing, I bought a ticket to see Peter
Gabriel in concert in Atlanta. I had a 4th row ticket (and found no one
in front of me) It basically took me out of my funk and made me realize
that there was a life worth living. This is the 40th anniversary of
Salisbury Hill. Kudos sir.
u
Dean Klein good luck,hope you're doing well.
Yes, hope you're doing well too.... Beautiful. Music is so healing. I am a not a son, I am a daughter but, when I was 19 (1979), my father turned to me and said those exact words, "Grab your things I've come to take you home". No other words have ever brought me such comfort. Today, I still hear his words whenever I am unsure or scared. xo
Undestood, Dean, I hope all the best for You. In the age of 55 I see this also some kind of retrospective of our lives; the Song remains the same, but step is getting shorter than almost 40 years ago. Also less hair but more mass...
*Solsbury Hill...I’m pretty sure Salisbury is a type of beef steak? 🤔
This man ages like a fine wine!
This video is "my place in the world". I come here again and again.... My heart goes boom boom boom ❤❤❤❤❤❤
I have a tradition that this is the last song I play when I move from my current home. It then is also the first song I play when I arrive at my new location. Many good memories for this song.
This is the most beautiful moving tradition I've ever heard of!!
That's awesome
Jan de wilde
Geoffrey Wadsworth bloody hell man , how many times have you moved ? lol
Modest Mouse's "The World at Large" is even better for that situation, in my experience.
I just re-watched this after commenting on it several months ago. Putting aside the brilliance of the song and the talent of the musicians, this is just a fucking BRILLIANT piece of video engineering.
just the same to me. I can't avoid tears of deep gratitude, not only for the song and lyrics, but for the video, too.
Absolutely agree with this comment
you think, it is !
I did the same, it must have taken forever to keep the lyrics in sync
Dude! I'm SO with you! This is BRILLIANT!
I saw this video for the first time this morning. It made my day 🥰
My dad loved this song,he died 2 days ago.such a great dad and grandfather,my heart is broken. RIP John Knowles x
Soo sorry for your loss!! I am sure you miss him and your granddad. I too love this song and always cry when I think of leaving this earth and my son behind.
@@davidc7381Thank you so much ❤️
Sorry for your loss xx
Sorry pal.
The best rocksong ever. I'm a fan since I was 16, now I'm 61. A friend who had to undergo a heart surgery, listened to this song just before she entered the operating room. It gave her courage. By the way, she is OK now!
Good to hear
One year older than you, sir. And still love this powerful song.. We were lucky to be brought up on this type of music. I pity the next generation who are spoon-fed what I can only call manufactured, conveyor-belt music of today.
…..Do I hear echoes of my parents knocking my musical tastes? Christ, I’m turning into my dear departed mum and dad!
@@tompurcell1499 hahaha couldn't agree more Tom, some of the material my sons and his friends are into is, well shocking to say the least, full of profanity and hate for woman etc etc. Like you said buddy , I feel blessed I was born in the 70s was so I got to grow with 80s music!! All the best Tom 👍 👌
I wish my best friend survived his heart attack. I am glad your friend survived.. . . it.
I am 77, and I love going back via UA-cam.
When your first single is this song... What a talent
One of the best sounds and videos on you tube. Seen them in 77 and he sounds the same now. Amazing
I cannot think of a better 50 year compilation of a signature song by one of the most important songwriters/ artists/ performers during our time on Earth.
One of the finest songs I`ve ever heard....reminds me of my dad. RIP Dad - "Grab your things I´ve come to take you home"!
Me too, always play this for my father.god bless u
Reminds me of my father too...😣
RIP Dad...............................☀️💐
Exactly that... rip daddy 😞
That's a sweet memory.
Am sure peter Gabriel is tiring of touring. We old hippies sure love you and everything you've done for mankind. All the world appreciates you sir
And throughout all the years shown here the legendary bassist tony Levin is there at Peter's side.
I am STILL in love with Peter Gabriel. My FAVORITE was the way the band would do the dance with their legs!!! I'm going to admit that I would do it with them in the 80's. Did it in 2023! I felt 16 again. Thank you Peter for the amazing feelings I still get. And UA-cam you've made my world.
luv it🧡🧡🧡
Im 55 in ten days. In the last 45 year's ive constantly come back to this song. Its the song of my life past and my life to come. its personal and I don't want to explain any more. You will know if you have been there. Love to those that have. X
Me too. I'm 59 this year and never tire of this song.
Im 53 pal,30 of these years have been spent on heroin.i hope you are well and life is good.this song just means so much on so many levels to me.
OMG When Peter smiles, my heart jus goes 'Boom Boom Boom'.
So uplifting. The joy on the faces of Peter, Tony and David through the decades.
Hello, How are you?
@@kathydieting4583 good thanks.
That bass player. What a character
40 years smiling a song, THIS is perfection.
This is one of the magic songs of all times.
From the first time I heard it, at home in Germany in 1977 until now. For 45 years it has been part of my life, on a 33 and 45 Record, many Tapes in my Walkman, CD's, MP3's, in every house and vehicle I owned. All my children and my grandchildren love this song. I'm 63 now and this song will one day be played when I'm gone. When our maker says "leave your things I've come to take you home".
Fantastic your story brother Joachim Weber !! Long live 2 you!
GREAT!!!!! Joachim, you ARE magic.
But nobody's taking me ANYWHERE!!!
I will walk there of my own WILL .. with you.
@@fernandoketelhohn6079and a very long life to you😉
@Knonnynonny 😂....you are 100% right my friend. But we're not ready yet, still going strong 💪🏻
@@joachimweber6328 Got that right, babeeeeeee!!!!! 😁👻
Peter Gabriel is a genius. As much for its creativity (songwriter, singer, showman) in the original Genesis (co-founder) as for its brilliant evolution in his own solo career between technology, world music, experimental sound, classic music but always with beautiful rock melodies. Peter Gabriel was educated in a musical English family (College of Charterhouse) and could learning piano, flute, percussions, mime and dance. But his major asset will forever remain his charismatic voice. Now, we're looking forward to the new Peter Gabriel's album.
Look forward to his new album
The crowd can't clap because of the weird time stamp on this song. Lol
What,an exaggeration! Great voice and composing skills. Flautist?! Amateurish! Ever heard Ian Anderson or James Galway? And Tony Banks, Phil
Collins, and Steve Hackett are far greater musicians than Gabriel.
Box, Wiltshire - a fabulous music story.
yes, I'm finding Peter more appealing by the album, such talent
I struggle to find the words. This song was great in 77 when I listened as a 7 year old. Its great now as I listen as a 53 year old. And, to add to that, this video shows that passage of time. I watch and listen but also see my life in stages...brilliant
I agree.
How wonderful to still watch this màn in 2021 , maybe the best singer in my 57 years, big statement,I know, but Christ he was good
4 decades of Peter, and yet Tony hasn't changed a bit. The absolute GOAT
Which Tony? Do you mean Banks ... from Genesis?
@@SuzyQ334 Tony Levin on Bass
I think hes a Zombie 😀
I have always loved Peter and this is my fav of all songs. Its going to b played at my funeral for sure....
Yesterday 9/11/23 I had a pleasure of hearing and seeing you live in Toronto for the first time in my life and what a pleasure it was! Thank you for the music, Sir.
I am seeing him Friday in Detroit, 9-29-23. So excited!!!!
I saw him in Pittsburgh 9/23/2023 first time, 2nd row. Brilliant and amazing performance. When they played Solsbury Hill, he skipped around the stage just like his younger days. Feel very privileged to have seen him.
This song was about the time he left Genesis and went solo and is an inspiration to anyone who sets out on a new path in life, whether that's in work,business, family or just in life. It's full of joy and energy and like others here I never tire of listening to it. I was at the O2 for the last performance featured here - a great night. Thank you Peter Gabriel!
Interesting fact about PG is that he was inspired to go solo by Bruce Springsteen
Stands to reason that one of the greatest live performances of ALL time would belong to this giant.
Jethro Tull-No shit Sherlock
Tony Levin's joy, and Peter riding the bike around the circular stage makes little ol me so happy. Great upload.
I want this played at my wake.
Solsbury Hill, Bath UK - My hometown. I play this every time I feel homesick. Thanks Peter.
Bath is my Happy Place and this is my Happy Song. Got a massive lump in my throat as I type
This montage hits you right in the feels. Thank you for the wonderful concert @itspetergabriel ! ( i/o The Tour, 5-6-2023, Ziggo Dome Amsterdam)
Its been over 10 years since my late father passed but every time I play Peter Gabriel for my mother its as if hes in the room. Thanks Peter 📣❤️
Still the best video I’ve EVER watched
Yes I agree
this montage deserves an award it gets me in the right place thank you whoever you are!
This PROVES that Tony Levin is a Highlander, that's not stage effects, it's the quickening! The man does not age.
The editing on this is freaking awesome. Hands off to the team who put the thing together (audio and visual is perfect).
There's just one audio. Easy.
If you ever went to a Peter Gabriel concert (as I have), you know what a crowd favourite this song is. It elevates the mood in the concert hall like few other songs can. Thanks for capturing that in this video.
Not sure why, but this one brought a tear to my eye..
Imagine getting old and not losing any of your talent. Purity of the passion.
Pete never had any talent in the first place so nothing to lose.
There is just something fantastic about this video. Such a great song, a great artist, and the passage of time shown make this one of my favorites
Could not agree more 😅
He also has a lot of the same backing musicians, which says a lot for him. Quailty.
This HAS to be one of the best feelgood videos of a feelgood song, ever!
Huge respect for Tony Levin and David Rhodes. I can't imagine who else could execute Gabriel's vision as well as they do.
PG wrote some of the most beautiful songs of the last 60 years. But even among "Games without Frontiers", "Blood of Eden", "Don't Give Up", "Biko", "Red Rain", "Digging in the Dirt", "In your Eyes" and "Come Talk to Me" this is the one that always moves me to tears.
It has to be the greatest song by any performer about deciding to leave a successful band to go solo!
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Sir , You are True Legend ....Thank you for the several decades of Masterpieces....🎤🎼🎸🎹🪈🔥👊💪
I've just watched this video four times back to back and I still can't stomping my feet!!!!
My dad passed away on January 1st of this year and every time I hear this song it brings me to tears because it reminds me of his joy and kindness and just how Wise he was
My condolences. You now have the torch he passed on to you.
REPUBLIKANER the best thing he could’ve given me was his love for great music
Condoléances, je vous comprends ! Mon mari est décédé le 30 janvier , et cette chanson me fait beaucoup de bien aussi ... solidarité et amitié .... take care .... Marie
I woke from a coma, just over three years ago. This song was in my head when I woke up. I've listened to it a thousand times, and it still hits hard.
Edited for a spelling mistake 🙄
Go, live and love. Welcome back.
I had a brain tumor several years ago and I was also in a coma. When I woke up his song Red Rain played in my head for days I know its a different song than this one but your comment made me think about that. May the Force be with you.
@@erikanderson2333 thank you for sharing your song. I know, at least for me, brain issues seem to take forever to recover from. Be blessed, and may the force be with you as well.
@@bwardokc3985 13 years and I'm still not back to "normal". God be with you as well.
Good luck to you! I'm stuck in a semicolon.
He's one of the very few that sounds as good live, as he does in a very carefully produced recording.
Peter was perfection and at his most gorgeous in his 1996 Secret World Tour.
This one of the most joyous pieces of music I’ve ever had the privilege to hear
I had the privilege of hearing it the first time it was played on Radio One in 1977. Stills sounds as fresh . Does that make me feel ancient? Yes!!
There are few songs that transcend your life. This is one.
Mike Williams You’ve got that right!
Too right- a rare thing
yes indeed
happy birthday peter hope your friends & family were good to you .. this song i loved & couldn't stop singing it .. Fantastic song just like sledgehammer & many more 💝
בלי נשים בעולם לא היו יוצרים מוזיקה מעולה!! אין כמו אימא בעולם!!!!!!!!.
Hope those times are about to come again- please Lord!
It kills me that it will take his death for so many to finally appreciate him. He’s one of the most influential, diverse, and talented artists of any kind to ever exist. Let’s enjoy it while he’s here, not watching the biopic later.
Between his Genesis stuff and his more accessible solo career, he was just a genius. I agree, more have to hear his work!
His Death?I hope he is far away from that.69 is a good age far from dying.In 20 Years maybe.
Once I was sick in a hospital and I asked to hear this song. I don't know why but it makes me feel so good... Tanks, Peter, for all your music. I met you long time ago in Seville, Spain. I was one the journalists at the press meeting. I still have a picture with you, my sister and a friend. It was 1988 or 89.
The guy has an amazing voice and as an 80's kid, I loved his music.
I love this song, Peter Gabriel is definitely one of Britain’s greatest songwriters
Give whoever edited this a medal! 🥇
It is and still will be THE song I love most of Peter. You know, when you hear a song the first time ever and it catches you immediately...and the only thing you want to know is what's the name of the song and who did it! That's exactly this song for me - for at least 30 years! Thank you Peter Gabriel for this piece of art!
The sheer joy in every single performance throughout the years makes my heart happy. The world may be turning to shit, but we will always have moments like this. ♥
I agree. There'll always be good music like this to listen to 🎶🎶🎧🎧💯💯❤️
Exactly. Thank you, Danny.
Songs and moments like this ...
can turn the shit into pure GOLD.
So true
One of the best songs ever written and it still stops me in my tracks all these years later.
Also a genius bit of editing to put this together.
I remember when he left Genesis and I was, “What now?”. What Now?, was answered with an album that’s endured through the decades. Thanks, Peter.
as a person of 60 plus this is absolutely amazing chronicle of our changing outward appearance .but inside we re still the same .amazing video fabulous music im hooked .you can see in peters eyes he es the same as he es always been .well done all
Peter Gabriel! Thank you for your example! Thank you for making music! Thank you for...This SONG!