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I bought a second hand SQ80 yesterday. It initially worked fine, just with a dim screen. However, after a couple of hours it switched itself off and wouldn't power on anymore. Is that likely to be the CMOS battery or something else? They're pretty hard to find nowadays so I hope it can be fixed

Turn On, Tune In, Drop Out! from an old hippy... 1960s.....Question Authority !!! US Army veteran from this era...

Alright! Rockin'. Danceable too! Cool video; did you produce that too?

Keith! You're so talented. You're a one man band.

Love it. I was in this band. It was a brass heavy year. Miss those days

One song. Two masterpieces.

Take me home, I was part of this Fantastic Choir. I just found my copy of the lp which I had thought lost. I don't have a stereo and was looking for the Songs We did. I went to Chesapeake Baltimore County.

Just pulled my SQ-80 out from the closet. What a gem it was on the day I bought it! Now I doubt I could figure out how to even use it. Powered it up and it says battery is bad - keyboard disabled. So I found this vid. Wish the poster had indicated what kind of battery that is. I would check into where I could find one before opening up the beast. Probably not worth the effort. Another piece of technological waste!

A dream

I've gotta do mine. Pity they don't just put a battery box on underside as some do! Don't think I can buy batteries in UK & generally youre not allowed to ship them between countries.Have seen a couple on ebay I think are in UK. They're sold as a pair. They're 3 volts, but small & not designed for SQ80 so I'll have to solder a couple of wires and put both in parallel for more power.

Solo hay quw contenplarla En Calidornia. Existe

Le Createur de Genesis Steve Hackett , c est a mon avis ,il a été tellement important dans les compositions et j aimerai tellement que Tony l appel ; ok on en compose tu un autre Historic Album Steve ??? ok je sais que je reve trop , désolé lolololol..voici Steve qui interprete La Chaconne de Johann-Sebastian Bach ,.ruclips.net/video/SrlVS9aSVXU/видео.html

Do concert audiences EVER SHUT UP???

The San Jacinto Mountain range in California runs along Palm Springs, a very exclusive resort community. When Peter Gabriel did some climbing there, he spotted some ribbons that he thought were part of a Native American ritual, which gave him the impetus for the song.This song explores the contrast between the artificial world of Palm Springs and the Indian communities on the other side of the San Jacinto Mountains who have spiritual ties to the land. Gabriel told Uncut magazine April 2014 the song was written, "about the culture clash between Native America and present-day America."Gabriel was influenced by an Apache Indian he met when he was on tour in the American midwest. This man worked at the motel where the band was staying for the night. He and Gabriel started talking, and he casually explained that his apartment was on fire, and that he was worried about his cat. He had no way to get there, so Gabriel drove him. Gabriel was struck by how the man was only concerned for the cat (which was fine), not his material possessions. They spent most of the night talking, and the man explained the traditional Apache ritual he performed when he 14. Before he could be deemed a Brave, every boy goes with a Medicine Man into the mountains, where a rattlesnake is allowed to bite him. The Medicine Man leaves, and the boy must either find his way down the mountain or die. This story got Gabriel thinking about how many cultures had rituals where young men are forced to face death, which can teach courage and foster an appreciation for life. Beautiful video for an incredible song.... thank you.

One of my favorite PG songs ever.... beautifully done! And if those shots aren't from Valley of Fire, where were they??

Nothing beats those interlocking marimbas from the original. Too streamlined. Lacks edge.

anche io la penso come te... ;-) l'inciso originale non ha eguali,stesso discorso per il tour ovo GREAT SONG GREAT PETER

Oops: Nad :-)

Bravissimo Dan Sylvan, un buon surrogato per gli orfani di Peter Gabriel :-)

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Nad Sylvan is a modern gift to Genesis fans...

Bit of a mike issue in that second solo but otherwise a most excellent recording, thanks!

don't like the soprano sax in place of the flute.

From Argentina : Unforgettable ¡¡.

Great video to a masterpiece of Peter Gabriel interpreted now in a symphonic version, Mixing the first version that has a minimalist Apache caracteristing story two extraordinary things Gabriel's music that brings all the baggage of modern music, theater, experimentation, the genius of one the greatest contemporary musicians, and the story testimony of the ancient wisdom of the Apache nation, the story picks up a spiritual experience, a potential initiate, San Jacinto Peak a sacred place on the Mount, where the Apaches made a ceremony possibly Yólkai Nalin to the goddess of death, equivalent to the Aztec Coatlicue, the Mexica a curious fact is depicted as the head of a rattlesnake, though the ceremony is to let the young teenager being bitten by a rattlesnake in the peak of the mountain, the shaman accompanying him will give you a antivenom which could also cause hallucinations and leaves it on the mountain to find the way back alone, or die. Gabriel rightly includes the story almost like I hear, the apache contransting her vision with modern thought, accompanying it musical landscapes described the fog, so apresion a moment between life and death and all the company of this nature is, whithout a doubt is a master piece certainly that deserves more attention.

Gran video a una pieza maestra de Peter Gabriel interpretada ahora en una version sinfonica, mesclando la primera version que tiene caracteriscas minimalistas a un relato Apache dos cosas extraordinarias la musica de Gabriel que reune todo el bagaje de la musica moderna teatro, experimentacion el genio de uno de los mas grandes musicos contemporaneos, y el relato testimonio de la sabiduria ancestral del la nacion apache, el relato recoge una experiencia espiritual, a un posible iniciado, San Jacinto Peak un lugar sagrado de la Montaña, donde los apaches relizaban la ceremonia posiblemente a Yólkai Nalín la diosa de la muerte, la equivalente a la Cuatlicue mexica, un dato curioso los mexicas la representan como la cabeza de una serpiente de cascabel, bien la ceremonia consiste en dejar que al joven adolecente lo muerda una serpiente de cascabel, en el pico de la montaña, el chaman que lo acompaña le dara un antiveneno el cual podria tambien producir alucinaciones y lo deja en la montaña para que el encuentre el camino de regreso solo, o muera. Gabriel acertadamente incluye el relato casi como lo escucho, constrastando la vision apache con la del pensamiento moderno, acompañandolo de paisajes musicales que descrriben la niebla la apresion de un momento asi entre la vida y la muerte y la compañia de toda la naturaleza esta es sin duda una pieza mestra que merece mas atencion.

Selected lyrics from the powerful "San Jacinto" song by Peter Gabriel...so deep for me...I'm trying to 'hold the line': "Something moving in, I taste it in my mouth and in my heart It feels like dying, slow, letting go of life... I hold the line, the line of strength that pulls me through the fear San Jacinto, I hold the line San Jacinto, the poison bite and darkness take my sight, I hold the line And the tears roll down my swollen cheek, think I'm losing it, getting weaker I hold the line, I hold the line..."

Aaaah !!... those were the days when you could turn on, tune in, and drop out. : - ) Great video, especially from 2:42 onwards... just magical !!!

Super musik very ok

Classic Moody Blues that takes you to another place

PG was in Palm Springs area, which sits at the foot of 11000 ft. Mt. San Jacinto. This is the inspiration of San Jacinto reference.

Outstanding editing!

love it c:

Curiously, the Apache language included in this song do not appear in the published lyrics: San Jacinto is in Texas. It is the home of the northern branches of the Apache Nation. The song San Jacinto has the words in the chorus "hey now Wakan Tonka" the name of the great spirit in the Oglala Lakota language. The Apache words for "god" are Bik' ehgo' ihi' dan. I saw a clip from Mr. Gabriel's "live" San Jacinto and he mentions a conversation with an Apache who inspired him to write the song.

Bello !!!!!! mi trasporta ogni volta che lo sento.

where is peter ?

Aren't these the days of the Woodstock anniversary?

The shadows at 4:10. If you get a chance to look through a telescope capable of looking directly at the sun . . . that's what you'll see. The radiation. That's radiation being given off. And visible light? A sort of illusion that is real when there are shadows to reflect the light. Shadows? You & I.

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Fantastique musique qui inspire de nombreux musiciens...... très belle vidéo :)

Excellent!

It's a band out of Manchester, England called Elbow. It's kind of what it might have sounded like if Peter Gabriel joined Pink Floyd :-) The lyrics and soundscapes are like a talented artist with paint and canvas. They're awesome!

Such a great song and your video is really cool!

Agreed, W&W is Genesis’ “last” album. Apart from a very few iffy tracks over the years, up until that time, they ploughed their own exquisite musical furrow which usually rewarded informed attention with endless hours of pleasure in its complexity and depth, its subtlety and craftsmanship. Accessible rock fusion; superb genre.

This is a rare example of Hackett choosing a very effective vocalist; this guy’s voice actually has very attractive Gabrielesque qualities; shame Hackett’s judgement lets him down so often in this respect cos it ruins some of his otherwise sometimes excellent reinterpretations of classic material.

Chill man, it's all Genesis!

this song is my fav from this album...its just so true in the real world with some sentances:I need someone to believe in,someone to trust....i'd rather trust a country man than a townman,.........i'd rather trust a man who works with his hands,he looks at you once,you know he understands.....these words were so true as i developed in the work place and as a human being....damn, peter gabriel was goin through some real hard times and would not tell anyone..so he writes a double album to explain

the ONLY genesis song i really hate dont know why..like u say it just rubs ya the wrong way..

Nice treatment of one of his best songs... EVER!

one by one these people should stop,look at camera and say i'm a fu... moron,thank you very much!!!!!