Presqu'un mois déjà et je chante encore les tounes de Peter Gabriel. Lors de se spectacle j'ai eu, pour la 1e fois en 50 ans, le plaisir de chanter ses tounes avec lui! Merci pour cet effort d'enregistrement. Je revis le moment avec autant d'émotion. Pour dire vrai, je n'ai jamais cru pouvoir Peter Gabriel, ici en spectacle. US SO albums hors du temps.
I look forward to wheeling in to see & hear the entire experience. To me there is no space for whining about an occasional drop out if that's what's being referred to when slamming the provider that took their time out & provide this to the many non attenndents. Imagine WAY back before smart phones, whew, I can! I'd recorded many shows with a corded stereo Aiwa device as Sony's had no such product. We got some great one offs from the likes of Peter, Sinéad(pre SNL appearence), Crimson, Waters, Echo & the Merry band of bunnymen, U2, Robert Plant & many more. Our occasional problem was the corded clipped on stereo mic picking up attendees singing, including us, lol & then deciding when to flip the cassette tape 'In the Dark'. I would imagine that our complaints would be many but back there was no so thing as views or likes...simple sharing of the raw copy with like minds for pleasure. Gradually a technophile friend transfered those cassettes onto CD's with the aid of a computer program interface back in the 80's, 90's & early 2000's. Having attended at least 1 show from each of Gabriel's tours beginning in '77 I have to say one of the BEST was when he trusted the audience to carry him back on his back from the stage to the back row during 'Lay Your Hand's on Me'. We were compelled to drive from Chicago to Bloomingting, IN that next weekend & this time he nearly wore only his birthday suit. In 12 days that will mark 46 years of Peter Gabriel & his core 4 mates. Imagine that 1st show/tour from '77 that featured 13 original music with several covers, 'Ain't that Peculiar' for 1, from his blues rooted early influence. Yes, we all wish that he & his accomplices could play much more ear candy but that would be at least a a 15 hour show! He could do a Solo-Womad for 3 days, lol. My only regret is that we 'Statesman' couldn't all witness OVO, The Tower that ate People with it's other connected songs. At least several of those 'one off show tunes' made themselves heard during the rare treat of the Rock, Paper Scissors Tour in 2016 in Chicago, my 1st wheelchair show. Looking forward to Saturday the 30th. Prog-Rock-On, Stay Strong & Remember That There Are Others Fighting Battles We No Nothing About! PEACE & stay positive. 2nd Wheeled-In Here, to Come. Thanks for Pete's calendar to be timed perfectly after & between my next 2 days of IVIG Infusions. It's too difficult to dig out the 'tried & true' Aiwa stereo recoding. This about bringing about that 3-5 day Gabriel & Friends Festival: Gabriel & Friends w/a The World's of Peter's Music Art & Dance Festival Friends. The 3 Day WOMAD FESTIVAL in Tinley Park was a BLAST!!!! It Doesn't Hurt to Dream. TAB~ThePLantman...healing through horticulture. Peace to everyone ;>)
Yeah, but I like the mix of old and new. Plus, there's no way you can fit all of Peter Gabriel's greatest songs in one concert. It's impossible. I'm surprised he had new stuff to begin with. Too bad security didn't let me dance to In Your Eyes though.
je crois avant le spectacle il y avait une horloge avec le décompte pour 8h et la musique effectivement ressemble a Steve hackett . Va au début de la vidéo @@edouardmercure3203
And the ENORMOUS crowd pop! "At LAST, a song we came to hear!" (No disrespect to "Panopticon" and "i/o", but crowd is there for Genesis material, "Solsbury Hill", "Games without Frontiers", "Biko", "Shock the Monkey", "Red Rain", "Don't Give up", "In Your Eyes" and the big MTV hits. Took halfway through the set before they got fed, lol.)