Peter Gabriel believed we could all come together through music, dance, and the blending of culture, not the separation of culture. This proves he was absolutely right. Everyone who hears,, and sees this video loves it. He called this world music.
Peter G' helped establish a recording studio in the 80's to record and promote musicians from around the World. WOMAD -World of music, arts, and dance. I have several CD's from the artists. There have been concert tour with WOMAD musicians, and Rock or Hip-hop. I saw two of these concerts in 1993, and 1994. There were musicians from African nations, Japan, India -with western musicians like Crowded House, Arrested Development, Lenny Kravitz, Midnight Oil, and Peter Gabriel as the headliner. The choreography, and band, and singers were like this performance. The singer near the end was Youssou N'Dour, from Senegal (if you can't figure out his language) - he and Peter G' did several collaborations.
That - or the fact that you've been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.......TWICE.....and had the most played music video EVER in MTV's history. Just a few sings you're a music god!
She was still a nobody back then and she was the last-minute substitute to sinead o'connor who backed out at the last minute. Paula Cole got the news to be back up and in a few days she was off to rehearsals.
Peter Gabriel is a hero for world music ... he brings so many cultures together with his studio and recordlabel. And he also organizes a festival on many locations every year in a county in England with music from all over the world
@@tessib.1043 Sure ... and Steward Copeland (The Police) ... but what Gabriel does is also working with musicians from Asia or f.i. Lapland ... It's a very broad scope. Still hope to be able to go to that festival
I’m curious where the line is between honoring other musical cultures and appropriation. Many bands, usually British, introduced the sounds of former British colonies and brought them to mainstream awareness. Does Blondie’s use of rap constitute appropriation or absorption? Talking Heads? Peter Gabriel obviously. Paul Simon? Just curious what other people think.
I was going to suggest that. Peter Gabriel and Kate Bush was great, and the one I was most familiar with, but this version is from another world. A secret world, if you will. 😉
😁 Saw him at Shea Stadium and we were on the 7 train platform still singing 'Biko'! 😒 We crazy like that in NY yo! Same thing happens when U2 plays and close with '40'! 😏 I sing on train platforms alot after shows at Shea, MSG & Yankee Stadium! 🤗 Shout Out 4, N/Q & 7 trains for the quick ride home after concerts! 🐰
One of my all time faves. It should have won Grammies, but as bad luck had it, he took a backseat to Paul Simon’s “Graceland” and Steve Winwood’s “Back In The High Life” for Album & Record of the Year. What an era for great music - U2’s Joshua Tree also came out shortly after in 87’.
And this concert - Secret World Live - is a full-on movie, that's where this track is from - the entire thing is must-see/listen. The sound engineering is incredible for a live performance, and Gabriel is at his finest.
You have got to get the dvd and watch the whole concert. Then see if you can get your jaw up off the floor after you watch. And if you have a good sound system, or headphones, even better.
First off, you're awesome, you project a beautiful spirit, so enough said about that, as it covers alot of ground. This sound, is at its core shines "thee" celebration of humanity and the core of living life shining like the sun..
Give your self a treat and watch the whole concert, its magnificent and this was the closing number to engage the audience with and say goodbye by uniting them all, a completely joyous song.
I remember being there, 13-14 yrs old first Concert and feeling soo happy and warm and everyone was dancing and we sadly were higher up in the seats. But the universal feeling was sosos amazing.
Peter Gabriel and Paul Simon were both two great advocates of world music and it shows. I saw this tour in Chicago in '94 and afterwards I felt like i never needed to see another concert again. Gabriel is a consummate showman and an amazing talent. I wish I had a time machine to take everyone back just to see that show.
I LOVE your reaction to this masterpiece. In my opinion, one of the most beautiful songs of all time! I saw him perform it live on the ‘So’ tour with Yousou N’’Dour & his band. Probably the best encore I’ve seen. Peter Gabriel is a kind soul and incredible, unique musician.
So... Peter Gabriel is probably my favorite artist. Welcome to his amazing musical world. His music will blow your mind. He's more than just a musician. He's an entertainer. He creates worlds. And no music "feels" like his.
Peter Gabriel has always been all about great music and a visual performance. He is a consummate perfectionist, and a torch bearer of “world” music. The entire Secret World concert is worth the watch!
British pensioner here.... I was unlucky never to have seen Peter perform with Genesis (though I have all their recordings) but was extremely fortunate to see him here in England a few years back. Phenomenal probably sums up his performance. It's criminal that so much pure talent was given to just one individual. He is beyond exceptional ! I got to hear this song live..... Aren't you jealous !!! You seem a lovely lady and I hope you'll go on to listen to many more songs by this genius. Enjoy. Love from over the pond Paul
Peter Gabriel is an amazing vocalist. He got that start with Genesis. But when I hear this song it takes me back to the 1980s because it was in the movie Say Anything with John Cusack. Peter uses African singers and in a lot of his songs you can hear the influence.
He usually selects drummers for a tour in the area he's playing and they ALL KILL! Did you know, PG was first a drummer and extremely shy as the front man of Genesis, hence the wild costumes, which drove Tony Banks nuts! 😂
@@hansmolders1066 Not sure about PG being an actual drummer, I saw Genesis live twice in the summer of 1970 which was prior to Trespass and PG would have a bass drum out front with him, which I always thought was the extent of his 'drumming'.
Peter Gabriel is the international artist who see live more times in my life. Every time Peter came to Mexico, I go to celebrate that joy and this fantastic music. Peter Gabriel for me is one of the top masters of fusion in music. Another two are Paul Simon and Sting.
My 2 year old daughter LOVES this song (especially this specific live performance) - God Bless her Soul. This beautiful music transcends age, race, all the things that we think separate us as humans. Just a very special moment in time. Thank you for shining a light on this timeless performance.
I bought this DVD after seeing some clips on RUclips. What I like the most is how much fun every one on stage is having. It must be the happiest concert I've ever seen, and this spirit shines through every piece. Wish wsh wish I could've been there!
This live version of In Your Eyes is one of my favorite songs (true confession - I have a lot of favorite songs...) and you can't help but be in a better place after hearing and seeing this. The whole band is phenomenal, and Paula Cole absolutely KILLS! I'm so pleased you found this and loved it as much as you did on first listening.Thanks to RUclips, for sending this my way today!
@@CharleneRoozRE yes. And she sang the parts of Kate Bush in Don't Give Up. And Sinead O'Connor in Come Talk to Me,and Blood of Eden during the entire tour.
POOLA!... The joy and talent on this stage on this night is immeasurable. I've seen very few live performances where the energy to and from the audience is more joyous. There are a couple of moments where Paula Cole is beyond electrifying. I'm a RUclips junkie of the first order and there are only a few things I like as much as I like this. I know almost nothing about Peter Gabriel or Paula Cole I just stumbled upon this and am very glad I did.
Saw him in concert 3 times. In 1987 in Italy, when So came out and in 1993 twice during this tour, in Rome and in Vancouver. Life changing, sublime and other worldly. Interesting was the difference the audience made in the experience. Italians are huge Peter Gabriel devotees and much more passionate as well as participative in concerts. So grateful to have enjoyed this live!!!
Peter Gabriel is a true humanitarian, outspoken on justice and equal rights within the world. Love is music and always impressed by his live singing… sounds as full and amazing as on his recordings.
Peter Gabriel has always been an audio-visual experience. I remember his ground breaking videos on the start up television channel MTV. I've been a fan ever since.
Honestly, if I could pick one concert to attend it would be that one, the performances brings tears to my eyes on video, can't imagine being there. All I get from this entire album/concert is pure joy. Solsbury Hill in particular...
What a groove!!! Love my 70-80-90ties music( I am 70 years old). I think I play this music during my funeral !!! I love your reaction. You know your stuff !!!!
A group of truely outstanding musicians, that absolutely know how it’s done. Been in love with Paula Cole ever since😉😉. This song has been top 5 of my favorites from the day it was released.
I saw Paula Cole a while after this concert, when she was opening for Sarah McLachlan. She’s amazing. Her first album gets sadly overlooked - it was so badly promoted that she was eligible for (and won) the Best New Artist Grammy for her second album. She’s mostly known for “I Don’t Want to Wait” and “Where Have All the Cowboys Gone?” but they don’t have half the punch of her really emotional work, like “I Am So Ordinary” “Feelin’ Love” or “Hush Hush Hush.” (The last of which features Peter Gabriel as a guest vocalist.)
@@brentwalker3300 My wife and I bought her CD there at that concert (Tower Theater, March 17 1995); I really wish I’d been able to get her autograph on it. (Funny thing; we saw another singer-songwriter who was just releasing her first album about a month before: Jewel.)
@@gerstelb Jewel, nice. I recall seeing her on a SF Bay Area morning news show in the late 90's I think. She just sat there with her guitar and knocked it our of the park. I really prefer her acoustic and "granola". She had such a pure voice.
I don't know who that drummer is but he ties the whole song together. Wow!! I'm looking that guy up. Looking up on comments and didn't see anyone saying who he was? Let me know! He was unbelievable.
How can just this one video turn a tough day into an epic, once in a lifetime kind of day? Gotta save this reaction video. So positive, life giving, and settling.
OMG I love you! Your vibe, your energy, your commentary! My husband and I went to this concert and this song was our first dance as husband and wife. Sadly, he passed and every time I hear this song I cry. It’s an AMAZING song.
I saw Peter Gabriel in 1975 in a small theater in Dallas. My friend just bought a used car which was the first Honda car which was maybe the smallest car in the US at the time. We were driving down Forest Lane where all the cool people hangout, chase girls and get buzzed. We stop at a stop light and a huge Texas Truck pull up beside us with tires about as tall as the little Honda that the 3 of us were in. The guy on the passenger side of the truck leaned out of the window and sort of yelled down at us… “Hey, did Daddy let you drive the go-cart tonight.” I don’t know why except maybe we were high, but we started laughing like crazy at the way the guy said it. Funny how sometimes just getting to the concert can be as memorable as the concert. Peter Gabriel is a treasure.
There's a lot of talent on the stage there. Tony Levin is one of the best bassists out there (plays with King Crimson amongst others.) Manu Katche is a monster drummer. The violinist is one of the best Indian classical violinists, who is playing stuff vastly below his capabilities here but it's got to be fun doing these shows with Peter (he also played on some of Phil Collin's solo albums as well.) The female vocalist is Paula Cole who had a good solo career in the 90s (check out her song Mississippi, which is killer.) And of course Peter who was the singer for Genesis during their classic period, and who had hit after hit during the 90s. See the live version of Red Rain as well, which is amazing and Katche just kills that. ruclips.net/video/DLUp6PNTi7E/видео.html
@@patriciamcl54, I think he's talking about the people on stage right now. Youssou N’dour wasn't on the stage but his vocals on the original are unparalleled when it comes to the African vibe. Papa Wemba did his own thing with the African vibe part too.
You gotta love Peter Gabriel, definitely a unique artist. A founding member of Genesis but he left for solo career in mid-seventies. His live shows are all about physical movement and World music. Check out Solsbury Hill, cool Live DNA clip that goes back and forth in time over 30-40 years, interesting.
I saw this tour and remember crying during this song 🙏🏻. He’s such a brilliant artist 💙 Thank you for reviewing it- you bring a lovely energy of celebration to it 😎
That was fabulous listened to this a lot collaboration of different nationalities just shows what you can achieve when you work together great unique voices great vibe the whole experience was so well put together Peter Gabriel showing his class again not taking anything away from everyone else far from it great reaction I couldn't keep still loved it
HIs concert in NYC, back in the 80's (The Palladium on 14th street), was one of the best I've ever been to. I'll always remember waiting in front of the theatre with my friends, he and his wife walked right past us, before the show. It seemed as if I was the only one who recognized him, and not wanting to draw the crowd, I nodded my head in greeting, he smiled and nodded back. He was touring for the 'Security' album; an outstanding album. If you're inclined, I recommend the song 'San Jacinto'.
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Peter Gabriel believed we could all come together through music, dance, and the blending of culture, not the separation of culture. This proves he was absolutely right. Everyone who hears,, and sees this video loves it. He called this world music.
This always makes me cry. I saw them on this tour live with a friend who is no longer here.
Peter G' helped establish a recording studio in the 80's to record and promote musicians from around the World. WOMAD -World of music, arts, and dance. I have several CD's from the artists. There have been concert tour with WOMAD musicians, and Rock or Hip-hop. I saw two of these concerts in 1993, and 1994. There were musicians from African nations, Japan, India -with western musicians like Crowded House, Arrested Development, Lenny Kravitz, Midnight Oil, and Peter Gabriel as the headliner. The choreography, and band, and singers were like this performance. The singer near the end was Youssou N'Dour, from Senegal (if you can't figure out his language) - he and Peter G' did several collaborations.
When Paula Cole is your backing vocalist you know you're bad ass.
That - or the fact that you've been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.......TWICE.....and had the most played music video EVER in MTV's history. Just a few sings you're a music god!
She was still a nobody back then and she was the last-minute substitute to sinead o'connor who backed out at the last minute. Paula Cole got the news to be back up and in a few days she was off to rehearsals.
@@rumblefish9 Sinead would've smashed.
agreed
The amazing thing about Paula Cole from this tour was she joined late with little opportunity to rehearse and absolutely killed it.
Yeah, and she even ended up marrying one of the musicans from that tour.
She’s so underrated! She still amazes me!! 💕
@@tkmorrison6404 She's an absolute dynamo chick.
Paula Cole released solo albums with the songs "Where have all the Cowboys gone" and "I don't want to wait"
thank you. had no idea that was Paula Cole!
Peter Gabriel is a hero for world music ... he brings so many cultures together with his studio and recordlabel. And he also organizes a festival on many locations every year in a county in England with music from all over the world
I absolutely agree. But, don’t forget Paul Simon and Sting!
@@tessib.1043 Sure ... and Steward Copeland (The Police) ... but what Gabriel does is also working with musicians from Asia or f.i. Lapland ... It's a very broad scope. Still hope to be able to go to that festival
Someone else said it really well - he shone a light on music from around the world without exploiting it. A pioneer.
I would add The Talking Heads to the list. Diamonds on the Souls of Her Shoes from Paul Simon featuring Ladysmith Black Mamba is also a must hear.
I’m curious where the line is between honoring other musical cultures and appropriation. Many bands, usually British, introduced the sounds of former British colonies and brought them to mainstream awareness. Does Blondie’s use of rap constitute appropriation or absorption? Talking Heads? Peter Gabriel obviously. Paul Simon? Just curious what other people think.
The drummer is amazing ❤❤❤
Definitely one of the most joyous performances you will ever see. If you can't enjoy that, you're not alive.
Love watching your reaction beautiful
Music brings us together so beutiful.
Best concert of my life in 1993 in Philadelphia. I cried. Thank god they recorded this tour so I can re-live it whenever I want.
Gabriel is a musical genious.
He was jus in the studio recently writing music.. crazy he is still going strong
Yep.✋
And this was a PERFECT CONCERT.
genious
Here’s another vote for “Don’t Give Up” from the same concert. Absolutely stunning and powerful. I hope you’ll listen to it.
I was going to suggest that. Peter Gabriel and Kate Bush was great, and the one I was most familiar with, but this version is from another world. A secret world, if you will. 😉
YES, Don’t give up from the same concert.
I'm already crying.
That is the angelic voice of Paula Cole!
AMEN
You have a beautiful soul❤
Watch the whole of this concert . A joyous experience. You will have a smile on your face for hours afterwards.
DAYS !
WEEKS !
YEARS !
Absolutely. Incredible show.
😁 Saw him at Shea Stadium and we were on the 7 train platform still singing 'Biko'! 😒 We crazy like that in NY yo! Same thing happens when U2 plays and close with '40'! 😏 I sing on train platforms alot after shows at Shea, MSG & Yankee Stadium! 🤗 Shout Out 4, N/Q & 7 trains for the quick ride home after concerts! 🐰
@@cityhonors1 watched this show @Toulouse, France. Cupola lift didn't work. 15 mins delay ! 😀
Come Talk to Me
Secret World
Having a bad day, this is the cure
i love this lady. She is true music lover. Absolutely brilliant
Paula Cole
Paula Coles solo stuff is really good - you should check her out.
One of the best moments of Peter Gabriel solo career!
A True Must Hear,, Peter Gabriel "So" Album Is Incredible From The Beginning To The Very End.
The So Tour was fantastic! I saw it at Rosemont Horizon, Chicago back in 1986.
Another interesting fact. So album was Eddie Van Halen's favorite album. Wolfgang and Valerie said he played it over and over and over.
One of my all time faves. It should have won Grammies, but as bad luck had it, he took a backseat to Paul Simon’s “Graceland” and Steve Winwood’s “Back In The High Life” for Album & Record of the Year. What an era for great music - U2’s Joshua Tree also came out shortly after in 87’.
One of my favorites indeed
And this concert - Secret World Live - is a full-on movie, that's where this track is from - the entire thing is must-see/listen. The sound engineering is incredible for a live performance, and Gabriel is at his finest.
Solsbury Hill he wrote said it is what you see when you die. It’s such a cool vibe.
Stunned. I'm 61 and loved this song since it came out. How have I never seen this?
Same here. I’m almost 60.
61 as well still love it
You have got to get the dvd and watch the whole concert. Then see if you can get your jaw up off the floor after you watch. And if you have a good sound system, or headphones, even better.
The whole concert is on here. It will change your soul.
Loved it when it came out. Love it now. Check out the album So, a masterpiece. Saw the So tour, awesome.
Wow! How did this one slip past me? Amazing!
“Shaking the Tree” is another great song from this concert 🎵🔥🎵
Brilliant!!!
Love that song!💕
@@barbaravance6774 👏🏼
Best song about Women's Rights - and it was written by a man :)
Yeah you really need to do Shaking the tree. Amazing song and amazing message
First off, you're awesome, you project a beautiful spirit, so enough said about that, as it covers alot of ground. This sound, is at its core shines "thee" celebration of humanity and the core of living life shining like the sun..
Give your self a treat and watch the whole concert, its magnificent and this was the closing number to engage the audience with and say goodbye by uniting them all, a completely joyous song.
I remember being there, 13-14 yrs old first Concert and feeling soo happy and warm and everyone was dancing and we sadly were higher up in the seats. But the universal feeling was sosos amazing.
You have such a gentle soul. Keep up the great reviews.
That song was a big hit back in the 1980's. This tour was probably his best show. He put together a hell of a band for that tour.
AWESOME
This whole concert is a vibe.
"Shaking The Tree" is one of my favorites.
Mine too!!!
“Shaking the Tree” from this concert is EPIC!
One minute in an tearing up. Those long held high notes by Paula are stellar. Thanks for the vibe
This is what it's all about, joy, togetherness. We are all one race, human!
Peter Gabriel everything he does is awesome
Peter Gabriel and Paul Simon were both two great advocates of world music and it shows. I saw this tour in Chicago in '94 and afterwards I felt like i never needed to see another concert again. Gabriel is a consummate showman and an amazing talent. I wish I had a time machine to take everyone back just to see that show.
I want to go back to have my hubby with me, it was my first Concert. It was sososo beautiful!!!
Whenever I’m feeling down, I immediately go to this live performance. It’s a massive dose of positivity.
When you first started in on this, and said you hoped to be entertained, I just smiled, knowingly...
My EXACT thoughts 🤣🤣🤣
Me too. Knowing in advance she will absolutely dig it, priceless ! 😁
Me too, I said oooh, you have no idea what's going to happen!
When we all come together and enjoy the same music it is truly wonderful! Together we stand, divided we fall.
I LOVE your reaction to this masterpiece. In my opinion, one of the most beautiful songs of all time! I saw him perform it live on the ‘So’ tour with Yousou N’’Dour & his band. Probably the best encore I’ve seen. Peter Gabriel is a kind soul and incredible, unique musician.
Youssou N'Dour is usually the one singing with him but here it's Papa Wemba
So... Peter Gabriel is probably my favorite artist. Welcome to his amazing musical world. His music will blow your mind. He's more than just a musician. He's an entertainer. He creates worlds. And no music "feels" like his.
That was a special moment in time..that will be forever the test of time
What a fun, entertaining, subdued-power, vibing performance this was. Cool.
One of the greatest love songs of all time! 😃
It's my Wedding Song for a reason ;)
Absolutely my number one artist of my generation. You must go down this rabbit 🐇 hole!
Peter Gabriel has always been all about great music and a visual performance. He is a consummate perfectionist, and a torch bearer of “world” music. The entire Secret World concert is worth the watch!
British pensioner here....
I was unlucky never to have seen Peter perform with Genesis (though I have all their recordings) but was extremely fortunate to see him here in England a few years back. Phenomenal probably sums up his performance.
It's criminal that so much pure talent was given to just one individual. He is beyond exceptional !
I got to hear this song live..... Aren't you jealous !!!
You seem a lovely lady and I hope you'll go on to listen to many more songs by this genius. Enjoy.
Love from over the pond Paul
Peter Gabriel is an amazing vocalist. He got that start with Genesis. But when I hear this song it takes me back to the 1980s because it was in the movie Say Anything with John Cusack. Peter uses African singers and in a lot of his songs you can hear the influence.
Awesome ❤️
With everything going on it's easy to miss the instruments in this performance, keyboards, violin, drums and bass are outstanding.
Peter hasn't done much lately, I forgot what a genius he is.This is an awesome performance
Oh Yeah! The drummer, Manu Kachté is just incredible!!
The drumming in the concert is exquisite.
He usually selects drummers for a tour in the area he's playing and they ALL KILL! Did you know, PG was first a drummer and extremely shy as the front man of Genesis, hence the wild costumes, which drove Tony Banks nuts! 😂
@@hansmolders1066 Not sure about PG being an actual drummer, I saw Genesis live twice in the summer of 1970 which was prior to Trespass and PG would have a bass drum out front with him, which I always thought was the extent of his 'drumming'.
Love Peter Gabriel, love, love, love your reactions :)
Always loved this amazingly positive, multi-continental vibe. PG is a beautiful soul. Great reaction. Cheers!
Peter Gabriel is the international artist who see live more times in my life. Every time Peter came to Mexico, I go to celebrate that joy and this fantastic music. Peter Gabriel for me is one of the top masters of fusion in music. Another two are Paul Simon and Sting.
This is one of my favorite performances of any song, by any artist, ever. Like a spiritual experience whenever I watch it.
AMEN
I cry every time. Beautiful song.
My 2 year old daughter LOVES this song (especially this specific live performance) - God Bless her Soul. This beautiful music transcends age, race, all the things that we think separate us as humans. Just a very special moment in time. Thank you for shining a light on this timeless performance.
Tears come to my eyes I was there to hear this...a very happy time...thank you so much
I bought this DVD after seeing some clips on RUclips. What I like the most is how much fun every one on stage is having. It must be the happiest concert I've ever seen, and this spirit shines through every piece. Wish wsh wish I could've been there!
1:48 - Woman you have no idea of the experience your soul is facing. It's a journey. And it's magic.
This live version of In Your Eyes is one of my favorite songs (true confession - I have a lot of favorite songs...) and you can't help but be in a better place after hearing and seeing this. The whole band is phenomenal, and Paula Cole absolutely KILLS! I'm so pleased you found this and loved it as much as you did on first listening.Thanks to RUclips, for sending this my way today!
That was Paula Cole?! I had no idea she could sing like that!
@@CharleneRoozRE yes. And she sang the parts of Kate Bush in Don't Give Up. And Sinead O'Connor in Come Talk to Me,and Blood of Eden during the entire tour.
This entire live show is Peter's best concert, ever!!. Saw it live then, and I'm very grateful for this concert video to enjoy it over and over!
POOLA!... The joy and talent on this stage on this night is immeasurable. I've seen very few live performances where the energy to and from the audience is more joyous. There are a couple of moments where Paula Cole is beyond electrifying. I'm a RUclips junkie of the first order and there are only a few things I like as much as I like this. I know almost nothing about Peter Gabriel or Paula Cole I just stumbled upon this and am very glad I did.
If you have a home theater with surround sound, get the Blu-ray or DVD. They have a 5.1 soundtrack.
Peter Gabriel is a musical rabbit hole you will not regret
Saw him in concert 3 times. In 1987 in Italy, when So came out and in 1993 twice during this tour, in Rome and in Vancouver. Life changing, sublime and other worldly. Interesting was the difference the audience made in the experience. Italians are huge Peter Gabriel devotees and much more passionate as well as participative in concerts. So grateful to have enjoyed this live!!!
Excellent. In many dialects this will make people float
Great song! Peter Gabriel... Dudes legit. When I pass on, I want his Solsbury Hill played at my going party.
Great performance, glad you got to enjoy this.
Peter Gabriel is a beautiful human.
This is about the WORLD not about one person, amazing song.
Peter Gabriel is a true humanitarian, outspoken on justice and equal rights within the world. Love is music and always impressed by his live singing… sounds as full and amazing as on his recordings.
Peter Gabriel has always been an audio-visual experience. I remember his ground breaking videos on the start up television channel MTV. I've been a fan ever since.
I love, love, love this song, particularly this version.
Do yourself a favor and watch this whole concert video
I was at THAT concert! Modena, Italy! ❤️
I'm jealous!
Honestly, if I could pick one concert to attend it would be that one, the performances brings tears to my eyes on video, can't imagine being there. All I get from this entire album/concert is pure joy. Solsbury Hill in particular...
About the set list, I’m not sure but Here Comes The Flood was playing complete at the very end of the concert
What a groove!!! Love my 70-80-90ties music( I am 70 years old). I think I play this music during my funeral !!! I love your reaction. You know your stuff !!!!
Amen to that
One of the BEST performances of ALL TIME! I really enjoyed you ENJOYING that!!!
A group of truely outstanding musicians, that absolutely know how it’s done. Been in love with Paula Cole ever since😉😉. This song has been top 5 of my favorites from the day it was released.
She is really an all around beautiful person. Peter.
He has a lot of good tunes. Don't Give Up, Talk to Me, Red Rain, Here Comes the Flood...
Honestly for me this is a mystical experience...I feel it every time I watch it. Loved your reaction too...you really seem to get it.
I saw Paula Cole a while after this concert, when she was opening for Sarah McLachlan. She’s amazing. Her first album gets sadly overlooked - it was so badly promoted that she was eligible for (and won) the Best New Artist Grammy for her second album.
She’s mostly known for “I Don’t Want to Wait” and “Where Have All the Cowboys Gone?” but they don’t have half the punch of her really emotional work, like “I Am So Ordinary” “Feelin’ Love” or “Hush Hush Hush.” (The last of which features Peter Gabriel as a guest vocalist.)
OMG. I'm so envious that you saw Paula. She never quite got the notoriety that her talent deserved.
@@brentwalker3300 My wife and I bought her CD there at that concert (Tower Theater, March 17 1995); I really wish I’d been able to get her autograph on it. (Funny thing; we saw another singer-songwriter who was just releasing her first album about a month before: Jewel.)
@@gerstelb Jewel, nice. I recall seeing her on a SF Bay Area morning news show in the late 90's I think. She just sat there with her guitar and knocked it our of the park. I really prefer her acoustic and "granola". She had such a pure voice.
Trust me I'm vibing with it .tears running down my face.Its joyful tears not sadness 😂
"In Your Eyes" is the Ultimate HAPPY TEARS Song!
Every time
😁 Yippie! 🤗 Secret World Tour! Cool! 😍🐰
This whole concert was a vibe. Sink into the whole thing, and you'll be even more speechless!
I don't know who that drummer is but he ties the whole song together. Wow!! I'm looking that guy up. Looking up on comments and didn't see anyone saying who he was? Let me know! He was unbelievable.
Manu katche, French drummer.
Yep. Manu Katche - Incredible drummer!
His name is manu katche and he played with many famous artists like sting as well. He’s feel is perfect.
And down the Peter Gabriel rabbit hole we go :-) He is one of my favorites. You MUST check out "Don't Give Up" from this same concert with Paula Cole.
Pure
Is anyone else besides me falling in love with this lady, Miss RogueRxyce?
Here too.
How can just this one video turn a tough day into an epic, once in a lifetime kind of day? Gotta save this reaction video. So positive, life giving, and settling.
This is THE love song IMO. Nothing covers what a man can feel like this.
Peter Gabriel one of my all time favorites. I have listened to this guy since early 70-tees...
OMG I love you! Your vibe, your energy, your commentary! My husband and I went to this concert and this song was our first dance as husband and wife. Sadly, he passed and every time I hear this song I cry. It’s an AMAZING song.
I’m so sorry for your loss but I’m amazed how music can smooth and bring those magical moments you had together
I saw Peter Gabriel in 1975 in a small theater in Dallas. My friend just bought a used car which was the first Honda car which was maybe the smallest car in the US at the time. We were driving down Forest Lane where all the cool people hangout, chase girls and get buzzed. We stop at a stop light and a huge Texas Truck pull up beside us with tires about as tall as the little Honda that the 3 of us were in. The guy on the passenger side of the truck leaned out of the window and sort of yelled down at us… “Hey, did Daddy let you drive the go-cart tonight.” I don’t know why except maybe we were high, but we started laughing like crazy at the way the guy said it. Funny how sometimes just getting to the concert can be as memorable as the concert. Peter Gabriel is a treasure.
There's a lot of talent on the stage there. Tony Levin is one of the best bassists out there (plays with King Crimson amongst others.) Manu Katche is a monster drummer. The violinist is one of the best Indian classical violinists, who is playing stuff vastly below his capabilities here but it's got to be fun doing these shows with Peter (he also played on some of Phil Collin's solo albums as well.) The female vocalist is Paula Cole who had a good solo career in the 90s (check out her song Mississippi, which is killer.) And of course Peter who was the singer for Genesis during their classic period, and who had hit after hit during the 90s.
See the live version of Red Rain as well, which is amazing and Katche just kills that.
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I didn't realize that was Paula Cole, really like her solo work. Thanks for the info!
You know it, Tony's dive bombs on the stick are too cool!
Love, love Paula Cole!
Why leave out the great Youssou N'dour?
@@patriciamcl54, I think he's talking about the people on stage right now. Youssou N’dour wasn't on the stage but his vocals on the original are unparalleled when it comes to the African vibe. Papa Wemba did his own thing with the African vibe part too.
It is about seeing the love in someone elses eyes, and being that loved one to the point where you change to become that. How pure and sweet.
No matter where you live in this world you won't travel far to find respect for Peter Gabriel
Now this what real music sounds like u hear every instrument.
This is the best live album I’ve ever heard. Thanks for bringing it back to me.
Watching you dance to this was joyous. Your spirit shines.The unity of all of us would be Heaven on Earth. ✌️🕯️❤️ to you beautiful dancing sister.
You gotta love Peter Gabriel, definitely a unique artist. A founding member of Genesis but he left for solo career in mid-seventies. His live shows are all about physical movement and World music.
Check out Solsbury Hill, cool Live DNA clip that goes back and forth in time over 30-40 years, interesting.
And as a member of Genesis he helped create some of the best prog rock in history, including its greatest song Supper's Ready.
He has a BEAUTIFUL VOICE and he uses it WELL.😯😁🤗👍. UNFORTUNATELY I didn't get to see him in concert.😞
I saw this tour and remember crying during this song 🙏🏻. He’s such a brilliant artist 💙
Thank you for reviewing it- you bring a lovely energy of celebration to it 😎
That was fabulous listened to this a lot collaboration of different nationalities just shows what you can achieve when you work together great unique voices great vibe the whole experience was so well put together Peter Gabriel showing his class again not taking anything away from everyone else far from it great reaction I couldn't keep still loved it
HIs concert in NYC, back in the 80's (The Palladium on 14th street), was one of the best I've ever been to. I'll always remember waiting in front of the theatre with my friends, he and his wife walked right past us, before the show. It seemed as if I was the only one who recognized him, and not wanting to draw the crowd, I nodded my head in greeting, he smiled and nodded back. He was touring for the 'Security' album; an outstanding album. If you're inclined, I recommend the song 'San Jacinto'.
Also a very good live version from this concert.
Rhythm of the Heat is stirring as well...San Jacinto Is so moving... Now you did it; I gotta play the whole Security album now...:)...Thanks...
Peter always has something going on on stage! He is such a great entertainer!