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One of the most beautiful songs ever written..and he has so many. I've watched this so many times I even bought the concert dvd. Paula cole was so perfect along with him. Just. Epic.
I grew up listening to Peter Gabriel, so just remember it as "hey a new album, cool!".
Sting's Fields of gold" is a request from me.
@@AmyThomas217 This was before "This Fire". Tony Levin, the tall, bald guy with the mustache, played bass and chapman stick on "This Fire". Peter Gabriel sings on the song "hush, hush. hush"
The entire Secret World concert is amazing!
Wow. Takes me back. This song marked an era and was such a massive hit.
That's Paula Cole, the female backup singer, who had her own successful solo career with songs like "I Don't Want To Wait" and "Where Have All The Cowboys Gone."
I was at this tour, I went twice. I go to a lot of gigs and these have stuck in my mind all these years as a couple of the best. Mercy street is a slow haunting masterpiece, you should check it out.
Genesis are an English rock band that formed in 1967. The band currently consists of its three longest tenured members - Tony Banks (keyboards) and Mike Rutherford (bass, guitar) were founding members and Phil Collins (vocals, drums) first joined in 1970. Past members Peter Gabriel (vocals, flute), Steve Hackett (guitar) and Anthony Phillips (guitar), also played major roles in the band in its early years. Genesis are among the top 30 highest selling recording artists… I think you have played most of these guys, now please play something from Genesis.****************
Peter Gabriel...one of the all time best!
check out his soundtrack for the movie " Last Temptation of Christ "
" in your eyes-a thousand churches "
What a masterpiece, right?!
Check out Peter Gabriels tribute song to Steve Biko...died whilst in Police custody in S Africa... emotional song ... i learnt the words by heart a long time ago...
Have you heard him sing”Steve Biko” .....makes me cry.
I grew up in the 80s much of what you have been reviewing... I love watching your reaction and sometimes surprise..
What a treat!☺ Loved it.
Peter is, or was, the voice of WOMAD, for a while, so I tend you foreground the African elements when I listen to his songs from So.
The entire "So" album by Peter Gabriel is a classic masterpiece! One of my other favorites from this album,"Big Time", is a satirical look at overindulgence, greed and narcissism in the world. Although this album was released in the mid eighties, it is still as relevant now as it was then! Considering what is going on in our societies current climate, maybe even more so.
Such a great album start to finish
Red Rain...just wow
@@dexstewart2450 A masterpiece! One of my all time favorites also!
I love Peter Gabriel’s US album too, the song “I love to be loved” absolutely sublime!
I love it, and I love Big Time too. Sooooo 80's calling out the bullshyte. Living through that time, there was nothing there that was remotely exaggerated. Of course, you'll see that in every time, but in that time it was celebrated without self-consciousness, only triumphalism. Futurama has a great "80's guy" episode too, nailed it again. Those were scary, not at all innocent times. You're right in finding the echo in today's times too, in which triumphalism isn't just celebrated above the crushing of all others, but worse yet, taken as unremarkable and just desserts for the rightfully disadvantaged.
His song Solsbury Hill is also great.
It’s considered the best song ever written.
I want him to do this one and Steam.
rockit730 yea I should have said one of the greatest www.billboard.com/articles/columns/rock/7702117/peter-gabriel-solsbury-hill-anniversary-greatest-song
Yes!!! Do Solsbury Hill!! Soooo good!!!!
Stupendous and resonant.
Somehow, that is what I imagine Heaven to be like. All of God's children, laughing, singing, loving, playing together.
Charles, I love this description. My Daddy passed in 2005... he loved to dance. He loved this song... I'm sure he's dancing now!
why wait?
@@DrummerJay74 , Lots of us practice brotherly love now, but if you look at the world, there's hundreds and hundreds of millions that don't. This kind of love won't be practiced worldwide until the Lord returns and sets up His kingdom on Earth.
@@wolf762x51 maybe.
thats exactly what i was thinking
Great song! Have to watch Slegdehammer music video by Peter Gabriel.
Drugs are one heck of a drug
@@edford1693 or Big Time
It's one of the best music videos to come out of the 1980s. Aardman Studios did all the animation in it.
I'm a big Peter Gabriel fan but I've never seen this video, that was incredible thank you.
You need to buy the Blu-ray of "Secret World Live". It has a surround sound soundtrack if you have a 5.1 home theatre. Most of "Secret World Live" is on RUclips also.
One of my favorites from this concert is Come Talk To Me.
You reallllly need to get this Secret World Luve DVD, it's the best concert. Shaking the Tree is my favorite.
Thank you for doing this song for me!
Edit to add: I had heard the studio version of this song before, but when I was pregnant with my second daughter I was feeling a little down and turned to HBO to see what was on, this concert was playing, and by the last song (this one) was playing my older daughter and I were up dancing. Since then this has been my go to song to lift my spirits.
He was in the band Genesis with Phil Collins before his solo career. Genesis is cool too.
Xenophon Genesis is one of the 5 best bands in the world IMO.
Jesus he knows me or Mama are such great songs
I think you will find that Peter left before Phil arrived or shortly after due to artistic differences. Peter traveled Africa in search of tribal music awareness.
Butch Ford They actually were in the band together for about 5 years I think. Collins joined in ‘70 and Gabriel left around ‘75 I think. Then Collins took over as singer. And Genesis changed their sound a bit and went on to their biggest successes. I’d say it worked out well for everyone involved as everyone had huge songs in the 80’s and 90’s
@@Mooner3000 I stand corrected. I did not realize that Collins played drums without lead singing for so long.
@@butchford8185: None of that is true. Peter was a founding member of Genesis and left after the 'Lamb' Tour of 1975. Phil came in in 1971 (with Steve Hackett). Peter initially left to be with his daughter and because he couldn't remain in a band environment. His fascination with African music came later and had nothing to do with his leaving.
He won a Nobel Peace Prize in 2006, he always works to unite cultures and share World Music.
What???? Peter Gabriel did not win the Nobel Peace Prize in any year.
@@butchford8185 I apologize, the Nobel Peace Prize Laureates selected Peter Gabriel as the 2006 Man Of Peace.
Yes, he did the song Biko about the Apartheid activist back when South Africa received its freedom in the 80's, if I'm not mistaken.
@@butchford8185 Yeah, in order to win the Nobel Peace prize you have to further the Deep State agenda, even if that involves expanding war. Just ask Obama.
Biko is my favorite Peter Gabriel song of all time....and i'm a huge fan of his...
Peter was the lead singer of Genesis. When he left the Drummer, Phil Collins took over vocals. You know him.
Played in the movie "Say Anything" with John Cusack
The moment he raises the jam box and it's playing, it was instant movie classic moment!
I believe the song had been out way before the movie was made.
I was going to point that out but you beat me to it (:
It was the song on the radio when they were in the back seat for their first "intimate moment". That's why he played it on the radio outside her window.
It's a boom box not a jam box!!! Child of the 80's here!!!
@@peggypenguin7290 So am I... and we called them both. We're didn't care what was said. =)
One of my favorite ‘80’s movies. I can watch it over and over again!
"I reach out from the inside" still hits me even after so many years since I first heard this song. Surprised that Peter G is one of the very rare artists that can pull off one of his iconic songs live.
Yes, very spiritual feeling it gives, especially with that beautiful, yearning voice...this is one of the most romantic songs up there with sting fields of gold and nick cave nature boy, etc, u2 various songs on achtung and joshua tree etc :)..
The way he sings the word "inside" with how the word fades at the end... the man is a one of a kind talent. There are many good singers out there, no need to glorify one over another. But PG has a voice that is so unique, I've never heard anybody who sounds anything like him. Just a rich quality to his voice that is absolutely un-teachable.
Thank you, MRM....I’ve been delaying watching this. At 3:40, I realized why. I really miss my late hubby💙 15 years has barely eased the ache in my heart and soul. I spent the next hour after pausing this lost in sweet memories. I cannot thank you enough. God bless you & Fam. With love from Pam & LoLa.
❤️🐾❤️ (here’s hoping that I can finish watching, someday.💐)
I saw Peter Gabriel In Concert in Oakland, Ca. in 1988 and I loved When He Did This song he Had the African Singer Youssou N'Dour From Senegal singing with Him it was cool because Earlier That Night Youssou N'Dour Play His Own Set With His Band It was An Awesome Concert, Bruce Springsteen and Tracy Chapman also Played in This Concert But Peter Gabriel Kicked All Their Asses He Put on The Better Show
I'm a big fan of Youssou N'dour thanks to Peter Gabriel. I've seen Youssou three times and Peter twice.
I have heard this song ever since it came out, however I have never seen this live version ( thank you for showing it to me), and i can say without a doubt this is the first live version of a song that really pays homage and almost outshines the original studio version.
I remember being a child in the car with my mom and us not knowing any other words but "your eyes" and going "na na na na your eyes"
Know it from the boombox scene in the movie "Say Anything".
Yes, iconic scene.
Epic/iconic scene.
YES!!! My favorite song by Peter Gabriel! If this is the live performance I think it is, you will love this! (I hope!) Can't wait to watch this and see your reaction to it! :-)
The entire album this is from, 'So!', is track-after-track of great music.
Great LP!
The female singer is Paula Cole, an amazing singer in her own right. I absolutely LOVE this song and this video! This video clip is from his "Secret World Tour" in 1993 or 94. There was a VHS tape released of this concert and it was later released on DVD and maybe Blu-ray, sometime in 2010 to 2012. I actually saw this whole concert on maybe a PBS station or one of the pay movie channels (HBO?). It was an amazing concert! Every song was incredible! I would love to find this concert on DVD or Blu-ray, but they can be rather expensive. At lease I can see this song, my fave, here on RUclips! :-) You should check out some of Peter Gabriel's other songs and videos. He is musically very creative. I love how he adds music and sounds from all over the world! Music is truly a way to bring people together, for in Music, we are One! Oh, how I would have loved to have been at this concert! Thank you for reacting to this amazing video! Peace! :-)
I have the blu-ray. Purchased it from Amazon 2/3 of years ago for I think about £15.00. I used to have the original VHS release, but that has long went the way of the dinosaur. It is an excellent transfer with a Dolby 5.1 and DTS soundtrack. The video was remastered from the original 16mm film so is also a great visual experience. It is one of my favourite concert recordings which I watch quite often. The ultimate concert Blu-ray I have is the AC/DC concert live from the River Plate. The video and audio quality on this disc is quite stunning and you would swear you were watching it in 4K it is that good.
@@leesimpson1677 Thank you for the information about the blu-ray. I will get on Amazon and search for it, and maybe try ebay, too. This concert is worth searching for! And, I love AC/DC, too! May have to hunt for that one as well :-)
Paula Cole - "I Don't Wanna Wait" aka the theme to the show "Dawson's Creek" & "Where Have All The Cowboys Gone?"
I love music... it's been a constant friend my whole life!
@@KAH5371 Someone has the whole concert here on RUclips.
@@CynHatmaker Thank you, Cyn! I will go search for it! :-)
This song has saved my life more times than it's comfortable to admit. I will forever carry it with me where ever I go and when I hear it, let it carry me. Music has such intense power and "In Your Eyes" is proof.
Ty, PG is very influenced by African music. Many of his musicians and special guest singers are African. He started World Music back quite a few years ago. The female singer with is Paula Cole. She had her own successful solo musical career a few years ago. PG was part of the music group Genesis back in the 70s and 80s. But struck out on his own to make his own statement. I know he played a concert with the New Blood Orchestra to honor Nelson Mandela. Peter Gabriel is a pioneer and a legend in the music industry. His concert vids on RUclips are pretty fun.
Everything Peter has done has been ahead of it's time starting with Genesis. I have seen him live six times, once with Genesis. He is simply amazing
This is a song to sing while driving on a long trip. Volume all the way up .
Amazing performance!!!😍🤩
I listened to this song a lot after I had multiple surgeries in one day. I had stage 4 cancer. I was basically cut in half. Breast bone to pelvic bone. I felt the presence of God so strong in the face of so much pain. I am God's child & he loves me & all of us.
🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🕊️✌️💕
This song always reminds me of my hubby. We've been married 36 yrs.. High school (me) college (him) sweethearts. My guy has MS and is a stroke survivor..but every time I hear this song what it always brings up for me is I saw REAL love for the 1st time when I saw myself in my hubby's eyes.
Book of Love is my favorite Peter Gabriel song. Definitely worth a listen.
So true...I love this song it's a classic but Book of love is definitely my favorite...correct me if I'm wrong but wasn't that in the movie 'Shall we Dance' soundtrack?
@@supastar25 yes it was
The CARS - You Might Think (this video was cutting edge special effects that no one had seen before!). It’s perfect. Please React to it.
Please play Don't give up by Peter Gabriel and Kate Bush...Pretty Please x
Beautiful song!
Solbury Hill might be an option as well :)
Is a great choice!!!
I agree. Don't Give Up has carried me through so many tough times it brings tears to my eyes to think about it. Beautiful, uplifting song that gives strength.
The song is a classic beauty much like Kate but the video might not be for the ADDers. It’s a little slow and outdated. Very Sweet but slooow.
Gabriel is such a poet, you should listen to some of his early stuff. Carpet Crawlers, Salisbury Hill
Carpet Crawlers is an amazing song, beautiful.
This tune was on the Peter Gabriel album "So". The song Sledgehammer was the ultimate mega-hit that catapulted Gabriel from respected, fringe artist to the upper echelons of the music industry. I zeroed in on this song the first time I played the album in its entirety..1986 I believe. I was fortunate enough to see the So Tour at U of I Assembly Hall, in Champagne Urbana. I have been a Peter Gabriel fan since the first Genesis album through his solo career.
This song has a spiritual intimacy that is missing in modern songs today. Gabriel is a genius, but we knew that already.
The very end sounded like something from the Lion King.
In Your Eyes and Mercy Street, two songs performed by Peter Gabriel are very similar and are equally beautiful, moving songs.
You are in for a treat.
Mercy Street is one of my very favorite songs ever.
At the time I was a few years fresh out of high school, 22-24, I heard this song called 'Biko' sung by Peter Gabriel. It was very haunting, as it described the death of Mr. Biko, and it became a protest song against the apartheid regime in South Africa. Then the movie 'Biko' came out. I thought he was an activist, and maybe in creating this song he became fond of the African and Brazillian imstruments I see at his concerts, also the sound of African percussion and language. I remember he held a concert I dont know where, and the stadium chanted the song. He doesn't include the song anymore nowadays I think, but you never know, I think it will remind people if he sang it now and then. I knew some other songs sung by him through MTV. But a few years later his next album and hit 'Sledgehammer' was all over the radio and MTV. I think it was #1 on Billboard, I loved it, makes you dance. I think it was 1986. Then I heard 'In Your Eyes' on an FM station, (same album) and from THAT MOMENT TILL TODAY, as God is my witness, this song had pierced my heart and forever fills that hole with love, courage, bountiful happiness that only this song can give me, makes me feel peace in mind, soul and spirit. I bought the album 'So' and it still is one of the few albums in my collection that I fell in love with every song, but I needed THIS song and 'Don't Give Up' (same album) on repeat with headphones, so very loud. No matter how Peter switches it up over the past 30 years when HBO specials or concerts around the world were televised,(no such thing as computers), this is his signature song that the audience is waiting for, they love that he might save it for last, I think, to send you home with that good vibe in your heart, you feel complete. This live version is different from past live versions over the years, its awesome, I love it, I miss listening to his voice, I think I will look for and view the whole concert. Thank you RM. 💖🌺
Biko is IMO the most powerful song humanity has brought us. I could never know what peter was all about if it weren’t for hearing/researching that song.
Not nearly enough people know about that song or that movie or that man.
:D "with headphones so very loud". Me too. Turn it UP!
Monique M that is a very underrated movie. Yes, not enough know and they should.
Monique M plus who could enjoy some Denzel for an hour and a half✨💕
Funny what you remember when your hear music.I was on a holiday and decided to go down to the river with my then partner on a stinking hot summers weekend to get some relief in the cool river water when a ambulance passed down the dirt track throwing up all the fine talcum like red bull dust which just covers everything.Got back to the motel after a few hours and this song was playing whilst relaxing on the bed watching the local TV as you do .Lead story on the 6 o'clock news-5 year old child found unresponsive in the river at the sandy beach,pronounced DOA at the hospital Never forget the feeling.Very rarely I hear this song ,first time I ever saw the video.✨
Wow! Thats crazy! Thanks for sharing
Odd version. I liked it but I enjoy the original version better. Not really a song to dance to so that was the odd part to me. He had alot of big hits though. Peter Gabriel is awsome.
Really?! this song GROOVES
Without a noise, without my pride, I reach out from the inside...so beautiful
Most pop songs are NG live but I understand why this was recommended. Lots of vibrancy to this version.
I think you would get a different take on these songs if you reviewed the original releases before live versions. Two utterly different animals. The biggest reason a different version exists, is because of the success of the original. That doesn't mean the new version isn't great as well, but the cat is out of the bag to experience the first release.
I completely agree!
That feel was South Africa.
Peter Gabriel loves African infused music.
This whole performance...the song the dancing, etc. is very African. UK has a very different relationship to Africa than the U.S.
Peter Gabriel started Genesis in 1968 way before Phil Collins joined the group.
The original version was more peaceful and soulful although I like this version as well. Another song similar to this is House of Stone and Light by Martin Page, I know you'll enjoy it.
He did a great song Don't Give Up which is a duet with Kate Bush but also inspires many people who suffer from substance abuse and other levels of depression. Peter Gabriel is a legend in the music business. Iconic is a word. But seriously folks, he is the real deal. Genesis, experimental music, collaboration, world music, positivity. All there.
This is low hanging, yet gorgeous, fruit. This dude sacrificed sooooooo many “lucrative “ deals because his “conscience “ got in the way. This song is a late blip on his amazing catalogue. This dude...he wants ALL to be represented. He ain’t gonna go for name recognition to get to the top 40. He gonna do him and what he feels is right.....every damn time.
Actually my favorite Peter Gabriel song is Solsbury Hill.
Games without Frontiers, peter Gabriel. Smashing song by Peter.
I hear this and see John Cusack hold the radio over his head. So iconic 80s
New subscriber here. Been watching for a while and you're good at what you do.
I see a bass in the background. If you're interested, Peter Gabriel's bass player is Tony Levin, whom many consider to be a bass legend. He's worth checking out.
Ahh, Yes. (see what I did there? 😉)
I remember thinking about a lost relationship, where I was in the wrong. And she had the eyes.
So, now when I here it, I think of “her”. In all the good ways..
I LOVE Peter Gabriel. Years ago, when he was going through a divorce, his youngest daughter wasn't able to vocalize the sadness, anger and frustration she felt so she stopped talking to him. He was very hurt and wrote "Come Talk To Me". Years later, he performed this Live in concert, with his daughter Melanie, now grown and a singer herself. It's a powerful performance when you know the backstory. ruclips.net/video/CqYFu_Sfnus/видео.html
I love his song Sledge Hammer!!
You are familiar, I'm sure, with the Angel Gabriel in the Bible, right? You know how to spell the Angel's name, and how to pronounce it, don't you?
Same with Peter Gabriel. Same spelling, same pronunciation. Easy-peasy.
A masterpiece. The psalm of psalms- a global prayer to the universe.
Thank you for being "weird." I don't feel so alone in the world.
Paul Simon had an amazing album with Ladysmith Black Mombazo called Graceland and if you like world music, it's definitely worth checking out. Pretty much any song from that album is a winner. This song became part of the zeitgeist from the movie Say Anything. Peter Gabriel is a fantastic artist. His soundtrack for The Last Temptation of Christ is gorgeous.
Those biker shorts were in-style.........for some.
I love that video! You earn a suscriber!!!
One of the most prolific songwriters and Lead vocalists Peter Gabriel, with the Legendary Bassist of Rock Tony Levin and the Singer Paula Cole before she became famous.
She is famous for the Dawson's Creek theme "I Don't Wanna Wait"
This is one of my top ten songs of All time
My mental tattoo, as you put it, is being madly in love in 1987, and this song put into words how I felt when I looked into his eyes. Cheesy but true. And it’s pronounced like the archangel Gabriel, with a long “a.”
Song was released in 1986 as far as I know lol 😜
violet hughes That may be, but my mental snapshot is of the green, green eyes I looked into as it played, and I realized I was in love. Valentine’s Day 1987. A woman doesn’t forget moments like that.
@@sarahzentexas thats very true. I feel the same way each time i look into my boyfriend's eyes. His dark brown eyes! Ain't it lovely x
Peter Gabriel was the lead singer (frontman) of Genesis but blossomed much bigger after his departure. Phil Collins took over as lead singer and Genesis blossomed too. Sometimes things happen for a good reason!
They were never as original after he left though, merely more commercial and popular! Cheers!
You should watch Sarah McLachlan & Paula Cole "Elsewhere". Paula Cole was the female singer in this concert.
One of my all time favorite songs!!!!! What an amazing performance......... He used to be the singer for the band Genesis.
Peter Gabriel says the words I need to say but was never able to.
All Gabriel's performances after the So album were just pure expressions of joy, and emphasized the musicians with him instead of himself. I got to see him in 2003, and it was still as joyous as these shows from the 90s, just music and happiness for their own sake! Not many Westerners in the pop-music era ever achieved such a thing as Gabriel did with his tours!
(Not that his earlier shows weren't amazing in their own right, even going back to his Genesis days. He just seemed to drop all ego after So, which was ironically his biggest commercial hit by far.)
ANyone else envision Lloyd holding the boom box over his head? Lol
Love this! RIP Papa Wemba.
Good song, I had forgotten about this one.
I've been listening to Peter Gabriel in Genesis and in his solo career since 1975. Amazing artist. Great depth in his lyrics Musically innovative & exciting. He writes things that matter and have meaning.
Yep 👍
.......turning up the volume.........It's the strangest thing.... I know almost all these songs you play and yet I have seen so few of the videos. It's just been me and the radio - driving - driving. As the countryside flows past my windshield, these are some of the songs I use to pass the time and it isn't just a "pass-time" because I love the times I've spent driving with music as a side-kick and I miss some of the people who used to travel with me. When it gets hard, I just "Reach out from the inside" and suddenly,..........turn the key.....go.
......"in a good place kinda song......." Exactly.
And I think he got his start with Genesis
Every time I see this clip I'm just stunned, amazing, the fusion of musical performance, with the visual elements, it all takes place at once, and it's just genius. Real living moving art.
You can’t go wrong with Peter. I say it all the time but he truly is the greatest humanitarian god has given us. Check out his gifts.
Former member of Genesis, this and Sledgehammer were big hits in the 80's. I hear this song and all I can see is John Cusak holding that huge box above his head!
This song is a *celebration* of life
Brilliant performance.
I just moved in with the love of my life and listened to this song on repeat forever haha. It was and will forever be a nostalgic stamp in my life.
That performance just gives me chills/goosebumps! So much talent on display! Magnificent!
Peter Gabriel is the *best*. He started as the lead singer of Genesis, when Phil Collins was still just the drummer. Once he was out on his own his sound really started to include a world music vibe to it, which is awesome, different singing styles and rhythms, very multicultural. It's great to see people from all over the world making music together, like a unifying language. The vibe of that song is very free and open. I hope you do check out more of his stuff!
I find this beautiful song to be one of the more passionate love songs ever written... "The resolution,of all the fruitless searches"
At one time, Peter Gabriel and Phil Collins were in the band Genesis together - Phil the drummer and Peter the lead singer. When Peter left Genesis to start his own solo career, Phil Collins took over lead vocals, then Phil developed his own solo career, etc. Grew up with this music in the 80s! Both lyrics and music in this song are so beautiful!
I would recommend listening to I don't remember, That Voice Again, Biko, Games without frontiers, and the entire So LP.
Back in the day when music took you on a journey. Concerts were like going on vacation. For some reason the music from this area made me feel safe. ✌️💞
Caught you by accident I am a Peter Gabriel fan. Love This song .And enjoyed you sharing it.That makes it a new experience.
Please consider reacting to Matt Anderson doing Ain't No Sunshine. I promise you will see soul. I love Peter Gabriel, he was underrated as a singer, this song was in a movie in the 80's....
Masterpiece song from a masterpiece album : SO (1986)
Excellent song!...Ty please try " Can't find my way home" with Steve Winwood and Eric Clapton.
love y'all, it's actually Blind Faith, the original super-group.
love y'all, it's all good, I'd also like that song, I just wanted it to be clear who sang it, I wouldn't have corrected otherwise. 😃