PETER GABRIEL - SLEDGEHAMMER ( REACTION )
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That's hilarious that you said his voice is like Phil Collins because they came from the same band. Genesis. Great observation
They DO sound very similar in ways. A lot of folks who didn't keep up on their Genesis remained for a time completely unaware that the band HAD changed lead vocalists.
After Peter left Genesis and Phil took over on lead vocals, journalists jokingly wrote that Phil sounded more like Peter than Peter did.
I think thats the reason Collins was chosen as Genesis lead singer after Gabriels departure. They didnt want a big change in the sound that made them so successful.
I literally just paused the reaction & came here to say the same thing! That was an amazing observation - love it!
They have a slightly different style of singing, but no doubt there is a quality to Phil's voice that is very much like Peter's. I wonder if it is a coincidence, or something that rubbed off onto Phil somehow. However, I can't quite imagine Phil doing Peter's bizarre, rambling agricultural poetry at the start of "I can't dance".
The level of effort that went into creating the Sledgehammer video was beyond insane.
No CGI. No compositing. No AfterEffects. No computers.
Everything painstakingly created in-camera using stop-motion, with Peter Gabriel making small adjustments to his facial expressions and body poses for each snap of the camera under studio lights. Sittingstill while a makeup artist repainted the white clouds on his blue face for the next shot.
Amazing to watch, but completely, totally insane.
Gabriel’s catalog is epic listening.
This video is what happens when a wonderful artist gets to have a massive budget and a perfect platform. This is one of the all time great music videos, from when MTV mattered.
Agreed!!!
MTV mattered? Wow now we are talking ancient history. 😂😂
@@sunnyqzado3455 I don't feel that old, but I guess I am.
You and me both.
2 months ago and this is his most recent reaction? What happened?
One of the best pop songs ever written. I love when people find out how fucking great Peter Gabriel is. To answer the music writing question, he composes all of his songs, but he employs a core group of musicians to execute ideas on the other instruments (common stalwarts are Tony Levin, David Rhodes, Larry Fast, Jerry Marotta, Robert Fripp, Manu Katche, etc.).
All his albums, especially the first 5, have such distinct sounds, each one different from the next. Each one crafted with the utmost care. It's rare to have had complete control over your sound for your entire career, but he did it. He was consistently on the cutting edge of music technology, being one of the first artists to incorporate the first digital sampler, The Fairlight CMI, into his music and recordings.
I can go on about this for hours, but the point is: Peter Gabriel is great and more people should know that. And know this...Peter Gabriel wipes the floor with Phil Collins.
Peter Gabriel was an ex-member of Genesis.....with Phil Collins
Ohhhhhh wow. Now I wanna go check out some Genesis! lol
Gabriel was Genesis...after he left, they were just a reasonable pop outfit.
@@SuperFifthman I saw them live once (The Lamb Lies down on Broadway tour), they were a great band with an incredible frontman. So much more then just a lead singer. Encore was The Musial Box, and it just blew me away! But without Peter Gabriel they were just a bunch of really good musicians tot me.
@@SuperFifthman They had a few good still-prog albums after he left. Up until maybe Duke. Kind of a different band without him though.
@@SuperFifthman No, Gabriel wasn't Genesis. All the music that was created while he was around, was composed and arranged by the others as well (Tony Banks is Genesis). They came out with 2 albums after Gabriel that were were brilliant and not pop. They changed towards pop later on but not because Gabriel wasn't around.
Tony Levin on bass. He brings crazy groove to the songs. Peter Gabriel had a rotating cast of musicians with him, some closer to the core of his project. He brought in a ton of musical influences and musicians from around the world to record and perform with him. Combined with impeccable production, artistry and performance and you get a body of work unlike anything else.
Bass Line is the world's greatest G Gordon Liddy impersonator, Tony Levin. A force in his own right. Drums are Manu Katche, IIR.
Tony Levin is on bass. One of his trademarks is playing something called the Chapman Stick, which is a wild looking instrument. You should Google it to look it up.
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Peter Gabriel was one of the founders of Genesis. They went through three drummers before finding Phil Collins. Collins' drumming elevated them to a whole new level. When Gabriel left in 1975, they auditioned -- mostly by listening to tapes -- around 400 singers, but they couldn't find one that they liked.
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Finally, once they found a guy and when they got into the studio to record, they realized that he wouldn't work out either. Eventually, Phil offered to give it a try. They were skeptical, because although he had a pleasant voice, they couldn't see him singing anything more powerful. They recorded him on one song and it seemed to work. Then they tried another and another until they finally finished the album! When they got ready for the tour, though, they started looking for singers again and then realized that they were just repeating the process. They had to find themselves another drummer instead, and the rest is history.
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Gabriel and Collins' voices are very similar. Steve Hackett, their guitarist, said it was like automatically having double vocal tracks when they harmonized together.
My recommendation as a great place to start with early Genesis: The studio version of 'Firth of Fifth.'
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This was a fun reaction. Thanks!
Rube's Good-Brain Coffee isn’t this the album tony levin invented the funk fingers?
Peter gabriel was the original lead singer of genesis he actually discovered Phil Collins when Phil was 18. Peter is the creative force behind everything you see him in. What ever album he does nothing but the best musicians. Whatcha in your eyes live. It will tell you everything you need to know.
Peter Gabriel and Phill Collins were in the band Genesis, together. Their voices were very much alike.
Such a great song. The entire "So" album is amazing. Gabriel's music was missing from Spotify for years. So glad they finally made an agreement.
As good an album as "So" is, it was a let-down from Gabriel's previous two records, from 1980 and 1982. Those African-influenced albums were innovative, daring and unprecedented in the structure of the music and in the use of cutting edge technology. They were challenging albums and very exciting and novel.
Peter Gabriel is a presence...not just a performer. Check out "Solsbury Hill" and "Steam". But my all time favorite of his is "Shock the Monkey"...that song will not leave your head for days.
Shock the Monkey is my favourite too!
I love those three songs/videos but the one to check out is In Your Eyes from the Secret World Live tour. My #1 favorite of his that is absolutely amazing.
"in Your Eyes" Secret World live vid....You will be hooked.
Peter Gabriel was the original singer for Genesis, from the late 1960s to the mid 70s. He was renowned for his stage appearance and costumes, as well as his voice, writing, and arranging.
Phil Collins was Genesis’ drummer. When Gabriel left the band in the mid-70s, after failing to find a suitable vocalist, Collins volunteered/was volunteered to take over as vocalist. He was also still the drummer. His range and tone are very close to Gabriel’s. He was known to have a voice, and had been something of a child star (He played the Artful Dodger in the 60s film version of Oliver).
After Genesis, Gabriel became, and still is, a solo artist, recording and touring under his own name. He uses session musicians (the crème de la crème of them) for recording and touring.
The most frequent member of this ‘pick-up’ band is the bass player Tony Levin. He is a phenomenally inventive and skilled musician, and his style is unmistakable. He was also the first bassist to venture forth with the ‘Chapman Stick’, a multi stringed instrument with both bass and guitar strings in sets, played by hammering the strings down on the frets with both hands. He also uses a three string bass from time to time, which he often plays with short ‘drum sticks’ attached to the fingers of his right ‘plucking’ hand. Plus your usual range of 4 and 5 string basses (I’m unaware of him ever having played a 6 or more stringed bass apart from the ‘Stick’).
Peter Gabriel is an incredibly talented artist. His lyrics and musical composition are extremely creative as is his production, he has his own studio. His songs vary from very commercially popular songs like this to super experimental and anyone who knows his work know that that creative ethic rules him and his career way beyond money and fame.
Fun fact: Sledgehammer is the all time most-played video on MTV
I loved Peter Gabriel. I had all his albums/cassettes or whatever back in the 80s and early to mid 90s.
One of the many reasons I love that I was born in1970.
The 80's and early 90's had great, great music! 👍
That was a REAL HIT and will be FOREVER !!!! They don't make this high end quality anymore nowadays !!
The music from this time was So diverse and surprisingly funky and soulful-plus creative. Check out Big Time also be Peter Gabriel-music and vid in the same vein. Awesome
This song took me some listens to completely understand the lyrics but then one Day, I actually paid attention to the lyrics and said to myself WOW, This is a Definite Sexually Explicit Tune!! Peter Gabriel (as others told you) was the Original Frontman of GENESIS!! Phil Collins joined the band after their 3rd album as the Drummer and provided some background vocals. Phil Collins took over the vocals and handed his sticks to Chester Bennington upon the release of the album "Trick of the Tail" after Peter's departure! And Yes, they sound similar, Peter taught Phil Well!! However, you can hear the difference if you pay very close attention!! Keep Rockin
Peter was a singer for Genisise. He got a little crazy for the band so he split and did his own thing. Check "In your eyes" shows his mellow side.
This cut straight up goes!!! One of my favs from the 80s...one of the best videos ever. And super funky!!!!
Glad you love this as much as I do. And yeah. That's Tony Levin on Bass. Something special from way back when to still now. One of the very few who can play the Chappman stick. If you get the chance look up 'Elephant talk' from King Crimson.
Aside from that. This whole album was a masterpiece from end to end, with so, so many guests joining in on different tracks. For real, you could do a whole series on just this album alone. The talent that glommed to make this cut is legendary.
Great reaction! Other Peter Gabriel songs to explore: Shock The Monkey, Steam, Red Rain. He was part of the English progressive Band Genesis but when the New Wave invasion came in the 80's, he exploded as a solo artist. Some other bands from that time to check out: New Order (especially Blue Monday), Pet Shop Boys (West End Girls), Depeche Mode (Policy of Truth), Thomas Dolby (She Blinded Me With Science, I Love You Goodbye), ABC (The Look of Love), Book of Love (I Touch Roses), I can go on and on. Good stuff!
Peter Gabriel and Phil Collins were in a and called Genesis. Peter went solo after Genesis and so did Phil. Both very talented and creative musicians.
Peter was the lead singer of Genesis when Phil Collins was their drummer. Then Peter left in 1975 and Phil got to be the lead singer of the band. At the beginning, specially when Phil was singing the songs that previously had been sung by Peter, everybody said that their voices where very similar, but then Phil started to find his own voice, so it is funny how you (and many other people I’ve seen) pick up on the similarity of their voices, when I particularly can’t see it when they are singing their own songs (not songs that have been sung by both, I mean).
Peter was the lead singer of Genesis in the early days. He left the band to pursue a solo career. Phil Collins took over as lead singer. It was supposed to be a temporary role while they were searching for a new lead singer. Phil never intended to front the band, but thankfully he did. He went on to be one of the great front men.
Don't know if anyone told you. This video and Michael Jackson's Thriller are tied for number one as best and most watched for all of the 1980s. Period! An yes that bass line is killer!!!
He was an original member of Genesis. Which is well worth listening to . Lamb lies down in Broadway is a phenomenal album
Seriously, the true MTV is needed. All music videos and music related content 24/7. It brought so much great music & a drive toward creativity to us, Gen X.
“I WANT MY MTV!” 🔊📺🎸🎹🥁🎤🎭
Saw him at Birmingham NEC when he toured with the SO album, I think it was 86 or 87. Fantastic guy to see live, such an innovative mind.
Peter was de singer of the band Genesis. The drummer of the band is Phil Collins. When Peter Gabriel left the band to go solo, Phil started singing in the band and became the frontman of Genesis .
His music video "Big Time" is also a visual trip and cool song.
This was one of the first MTV music videos. Phil Collins and Peter Gabriel were both in Genesis. Remember, this was 1986 and the special effects (claymation etc.) were cutting edge at the time.
Peter Gabriel's excellent.
Dude, the last couple videos I have seen you react to are early MTv when they actually played music videos. Brings bck memories and having children for the first time. Yes I am old. Enjoy your journey and if you want some lesser known music please let me know. Keep it up and thank you.
Tony Levin on bass, one of the best. Check him out with King Crimson " Frame by frame" playing a Chapman stick.
Thank you! It was interesting at the beginning you said it reminded you of Phil Collins - because Peter Gabriel was in the band "Genesis" - with Phil - who took over the major vocal when Peter left - - you have a great ear for that stuff -- Peter and Phil split with the "direction" of the band -- and BTW, this video won awards back in it's day- when us "kids" watched MTV - :) -
You can hear a Memphis soul/Stax/Hi influence, with the horns and the snares.
Peter is not just a talented musician - he's a performer! Secret World: Live is (in my opinion) extraordinary. They're all good but check out Don't Give Up, Shaking the Tree, Kiss That Frog...😁💖
Going to have to do a reaction video to “Secret World” in that case 🙌🏾😊 Thanks so much for watching Mary!
@@abovetheinfluence9361 react to " dont give up " if u havnt already, his power vocals in that is insane
I so agree Secret world is outstanding! 💕😊
I saw him live on that tour. Amazing!
His 1986-87 tour has an amazing film on RUclips: look up "Peter Gabriel Athens 1987". Two songs in a row whose performances will teach you what Gabriel was always about: "No Self Control" followed immediately by "Mercy Street".
His theatrics with Genesis are what made him legendary and he continued theatrical on his own.
The backing of Tony Levin on bass and Manu Katche on drums is a hell of a combination. Manu's snare sound is awesome hehehe. I believe the team who worked on the video were the basis of Aardman, the same team who would go on to produce the Wallace and Gromit series. It was a standout video at the time.
One of my all time favorite songs and videos! 🥰
Back in the 80s me and my homeboy Martin wer like this🤞. Whenever you saw him you saw me. We were cruising by 72 lowrider Nova drop to the ground. Whenever I picked him up he would always ask me to put this song on Sledgehammer. So it reminds me of him to this day. All we did was play pool, girls and clubbin'. He was from Fresno California and I was from LA. We met each other in Phoenix Arizona and when our favorite Club shutdown we kind of parted ways. This song is dedicated to Martin Hernandez
Absolutely awesome live performance is the song growing up in the growing up tour in Milan. He also does sledge hammer.
Incredible, even though he was much older. Watch them. you won't regret it.
The video made such an impression on me as a kid. Love this song
It's 80s stuff but Peter is talent. This his solo work aside from his Genesis time with Phil Collins.
They sound soooo similar! I bet Genesis has some amazing music!
@@abovetheinfluence9361 oh yeah. And if you want another cool ass 80s video ck out *Land of Confusion* Also, *Abacab* or *In The Air Tonight* Phil's drumming is kickass.
kj robbi going to have to check all those out! Might go on an 80s binge lol 😁
@@abovetheinfluence9361 That'd be cool. But careful.. some is great and some is horrible😅 I'm prob gon get roasted now😃
@@abovetheinfluence9361 They have- Listen to Genesis "Ripples" or "trick of the tail"
Peter Gabriel ‘in your eyes’ it’s an amazing song
Written by Peter Gabriel. He made this as a tribute to Curtis Mayfield. Released 35 years ago. 🎂
This song is from PG's best selling album So. The album is 1 of the bestselling albums of 1986. 🎂
PG was the original singer of Genesis + stayed there until 1975. Phil Collins was the drummer. He joined in 1970. He became the lead singer when Peter Gabriel left to go solo.
Suggested next video: Shock the Monkey 🐒
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You might want to check out the Talking Heads.
THIS
cshubs YES!
good call!
Yep..Phil stepped up as lead but still plays drums like the Rock Star he is!😆😁🤩
He was a spiritual artist. I’m convinced this song is about the law of attraction. The universe is always responding to our vibration and this is a representation of manifesting and the ability of the universe to sledgehammer our realities at any given moment
This song is about booty calls
The sledgehammer is one of the most popular rides at the carnival.
Tony Levin has been with PG from his first solo album Peter Gabriel AKA PG! AKA Car. Most of the instrumentalists Including Robbert Frip ( who Went on to form King Crimson with Levin ) and that started out with PG on CAR have been with him ever since. There is a brilliant compilation of Solsbury Hill that shows PG gigs filmed over 20 year which has TL and others in every shot..
I noticed you mentioned Phil Collins;him and Peter used to be part of Genesis.When Phil went solo,he had several hits. "I Missed Again" (1981) was a good foot stomper!
Tony Levin on bass. He was Eddie Van Halen's favorite bassist.
Great song great reaction. There’s not a bad song on his ‘So’ album. Check out “Big Time” and “Mercy Street” You will not be disappointed. Btw, the bassist is Tony Levin. He can play anything. Incredible tone.
Another funky Brit you need to react to is Robin Trower. Rock Me Baby and Bridge of Sighs. Priceless .
Peter Gabriel was the original singer of Genesis and I can recommend all of his solo songs
Dude's been real for 50+ years. Well done.
Peter Gabriel - Big Time!!
You're the only one I've ever heard comment about the bass line. It is so damn infectious.
Love this song from Peter Gabriel. I think you would like Red Rain - totally different but once heard it’s never forgotten.
I love that you caught the Phil Collins sound. They were both part of the rock band Genesis and Phil sang BACK-UP. Damn! Check them out too. Peter Gabriel is super creative. Love it.
Yo! Where are your Phil Collins songs. His videos are great but live is best.....especially with Genesis.
Good reaction.
This is my most favourite video of all time. PG is one of my favourite artists too and for me, his peak was his solo career from the period mid-80s to mid-90s, including, of course, this classic.
I love how the video symbolically begins and ends with depicting the start and end of life (fertilisation and embryo growth, then later PG sitting down in the chair to 'sleep' and then 'rising up' into the stars and waving goodbye), and continues the motif of reproduction and innuendo/imagery throughout, but also has hilarious visuals like the chicken dance, the vegetable face, and so on!
Also, it was a clever choice to use stop motion and claymation rather than the CGI of the time (as used, for example, in Dire Straits' "Money For Nothing" which was only a year before this song, but looks so dated in comparison). As a result, the only bit that looks dated is the section where PG and the dancing girls/crowd are, with clothes and hairstyles clearly of the 80s.
PG's solo career is worth a deep-dive for a lot of great tracks and creative videos, including "Shock The Monkey", "Games Without Frontiers", "Big Time", "Steam" and "Digging In The Dirt". He also did great duets with Kate Bush ("Don't Give Up") and Sinead O'Connor ("Blood Of Eden").
If you find you like his work, his live performances are also a must. The whole Secret World Live tour from the early 1990s is brilliant and my personal favourite. The whole thing is on here at ruclips.net/video/6z-fevPXOTs/видео.html , but if you like it, do support the man by getting the DVD or download.
The entire crew look like they had such a great time, the (then) new singer Paula Cole was fantastic as the female lead on some iconic PG songs in place of Kate Bush and Sinead O'Connor, and as a backing singer too.
PG is one of my favourite artists for his lyrical and musical genius and the creativity of many of his video ("Sledgehammer" being one of the best IMO)
Great reaction my man! You should check out Harry Styles do this song live on Howard Stern! He does a great job and his band is awesome!
When I saw the song title I started laughing. I knew there would be an eyebrow raised, haha. Peter was extremely creative. Billy Ocean is another amazing artist, but his video for Loverboy is even way out there than Sledge Hammer. I have to close my eyes when I listen to it. His voice is out of this world, and I love his music. Check him out.
Billy Ocean is a great recommend....Lover Boy is one of my favorites ❤❤❤
Outstanding song. Man, I totally forgot how odd that video is. Nightmare fodder.
Phil Collins and Peter Gabriel were both vocals for genesis but Phil Collins was better known so people assume all of their songs were sung by Phil Collins but a lot of them were actually sang by Peter Gabriel.
One of my favorite songs ever!
This, along with "Take on Me" by A-ha and "Addicted to Love" by Robert Palmer, were among the most iconic videos of the MTV generation.
Ahhh. Memories..
The music video was created by Aardman Productions. They are famous for their work on the stop motion animation for the movie "Chicken Run" and also Wallace & Gromit and Shaun the Sheep.
The scene in this music video with the fish was Peter's least favorite part. They used REAL fish. Peter had to lay down face up and have a huge plate glass panel over top of him with the fish positioned on top of the glass. Under those hot studio lights, the fish got very ripe smelling. If you look closely, you'll see Peter's reaction to the bad smelling fish in that footage.
Peter's 2 daughters appear in the video, as well. They are the 2 young girls who are sitting on a wooden stool for a split second around 5:00 to 5:02.
It's funny you should mention that Peter sounds like Phil Collins. Both were members of the Progressive rock band Genesis (Peter being one of the co-founders). The band's manager, Tony Smith, said that Phil sounds more like Peter than Peter ever did (back in 1976), when Phil took over as lead singer after Peter left the band.
By the way, that is the best music video in the history of forever 😎
Loved your respectful reaction right to the very end of the video.
An amazing observation about Peter Gabriel/Phil Collins. As you now know Peter was the lead singer while Phil was the Drummer but when Peter went solo Phil stepped forward in the Band to sing b4 he, too, eventually went solo.
I saw their first-ever Top Of The Bill show in Croydon, S E London in 1972 with 3,000 others 48 years ago !
Great song and reaction. I remember watching this video premiere on MTV, in the Eighties and it was a total trip. Shock the Monkey is another great, wild song by PG.
If you're looking for a R&R Hall of Fame group to react to, please react to Yes. They have many great songs, including one of their first and greatest hits, Roundabout. Please, Jay, from another Jay, react to Roundabout. You'll love it!
You really need to do his live versions of Steam and In Your Eyes.
Phil and Peter were both in GENESIS. Peter left in 1975 to go solo and the rest is history. Peter and Phil remained friends despite their artistic differences
He left Genesis...Phil Collins (drummer) took over vocals...and did a nice Gabriel cover..
Yes, Peter Gabriel was the main creative force and frontman for Genesis in its first years when it was one of the most adveturous prog-rock bands out there... till he left for a solo career. Phil Collins was originally Genesis' drummer, and moved over to the singing role. But without Gabriel's way prog-rock songwriting, Genesis changed format to a more pop outfit. And yes, their singing voices definitely can sound similar at times ,,, but such different content! Even this funk soul number Gabriel does here, he has to get all wacky with it in the lyrics and the video. And I love him for it. :-D
Yeah man ... that bassline is almost a song on its own ... :D
Check out Big Time by him. He was a former member of Genesis with Phil Collins, Anthony Phillips, Tony Banks And Johnathan King Who first named the band in 1969. I think they were around from 1968-2007 and some where around the mid nineties Phil left.🎸👍
If you want to see early Gabriel, try Genesis watcher of the skies, live version, he was in a creative league all by himself!
Hit it hard!! Phil plus Peter...Genesis .....bet you never heard of them either.....explore
Fun fact: the dancing chickens sequence was animated by Nick Park, the creator of Wallace and Gromit.
Peter Gabriel and were in a band together called Genesis.
Peter Gabriel was the first vocalist of Genesis before he was replaced by Phil Collins when he left the band. :-)
Check out Genesis "Follow You Follow Me" from about 1978. It was on the album "A Trick of the Tail". Genesis was considered a progressive rock group. Phil Collins was the drummer. I remember it was often heard playing late in evening in my college dormatory. A great song to zone out to at the end of a day.
Actually, it was on their album '...and then there were three...' It's essentially a Mike Rutherford composition, although the other two contributed, too. Mike's a great songwriter, as well. All of them were. Phil Collins was actually the last one to the songwriting party, because he was hired primarily to be a drummer. When Genesis started, however, they had no intention of performing their own songs. The only reason why they did was that they quickly discovered that no one else would perform them!
Peter Gabriel has his own band.
He also did a collab with Kate Bush, who was a superstar in the UK, they were good together.
Pete was the first lead singer for Genesis....Phil was on drums....check it out...way crazy
Your bang on about it all, the Phil Collins comments made me laugh- as they were in a band together called Genesis. Super group and talent
I saw their first-ever Top Of The Bill show in Croydon, S E London in 1972 with 3,000 others 49 years ago !
It's funny that you mentioned Phil Collins because both he and Peter Gabriel were lead singers for the band Genesis at different time in the 70s!
In my life. Iv'e never met any one that doesn't love this album. The only ones are those whom have not ever heard it. This Sh1t is gold from end to end. But then every one involved with this album were pro's. Even though it was very experimental, they all had something to give. The far cowboy country friends, as well as my spiked nose metal head friends and many more, love the (even if they won't admit it ) Can't help but to do a little wiggle in their seat to this. The production was ace. And that bass, was from Tony Levin. One of the best production bassists ever. Love that you liked this. There is a lot more gold from this album.
Really enjoy your reactions! When I saw your playlist, I had to subscribe! The one band you are missing is AcDc! I highly recommend you check out some of their live performances from River Plate in 2009. Hells Bells is a good one to start with. One of the the best live bands you will ever see. Legendary stuff! 🤟Again great reaction to this one! 👍
This stop action video won an award . Yes, Phil Collins was in Genesis as was peter Gabriel.
Peter Gabriel was the original lead singer for Genesis.
One of the greatest videos
Check out his live shows, truly awesome and the music is unique Peter Gabriel.
Peter Gabriel did a duet with a lady by the name of Kate Bush the name of the song is " don't give up" check it out
Yeah Phil Collins took over as lead singer of Genesis when Peter left. That's why their vocal styles are so similar.