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I really wanted the first record to be different from what I’d done with Genesis so we were trying to do things in different styles. A bit of barbershop, which Tony Levin helped with, there were more bluesy things, a variety of songs and arrangements that were consciously trying... show more

Peter Gabriel

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Richard Entrupvor 1 Jahr

That first album was as masterpiece! but my fav is 'Security/4'.. Saw the Security tour live in July 1983 at the Garden State Arts Center in NJ.. amazing show.. long, long time ago... photo shot on a Kodak 110 Instamatic.. cheers.

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Holly Daylevor 1 Jahr

Feeling like this is the perfect anthem for Autumn! 🥰 Nat King Cole songs always hit the mark - I love singing them! WDYT? Should I do the whole thing? #autumnleaves #NatKingCole #FallVibes #JazzClassics #coversong #music #Singing #SmoothJazz

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G.D. FINKELSTEIN-SHIT-KIDvor 1 Jahr

Personally, I think your best work comes right out of Foxtrot. I know you had your reasons for going solo, I can't think of Genesis w/o you fronting it.

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Celosia2🌼Kristi🪴🌿💚vor 1 Jahr

Peter, I love the variety of music you chose on your first solo album. It showcased how diverse and talented you are ❤️

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Ziggy Stardustvor 1 Jahr

Funny, when I first heard the album on my car radio at release, not knowing it was Gabriel, all I could think of was Eno.

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Rolyvor 1 Jahr

Brilliant, I saw this performed live at St George's Hall, Bradford in 1975

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IgorsHumpvor 1 Jahr

Brilliant 1st solo album. Bob Ezrin produced, Robert Fripp and Steve Hunter on guitars, so long ago even Tony Levin had hair of sorts. Still one of my favourites.

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Andy Benkertvor 1 Jahr

Definitely different from your work with Genesis, in a very good way!

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Peter Cullivanvor 1 Jahr

It’s an absolute banger!! Who else would lead off their first solo LP with a track like Moribund? It’s an LP full of great songs, superb lyrics. Modern Love is a particular fave along with Flood and Humdrum. Terrific band too! As Young Mr Grace would say

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Jay's Museumvor 1 Jahr

Kind of wishing he sported this outfit for a video now and again.

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Rebeccavor 1 Jahr

Love this track! 🥳

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