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Peter Gabriel’s “Sledgehammer” is a groundbreaking music video utilizing innovative stop-motion animation and claymation techniques. Released in 1986, it's notable for its elaborate visual effects and surreal narrative, pushing the boundaries of music video production at the time. The video’s intric...
"Peter Gabriel," commonly referred to as "Melt" due to its distorted cover art, is the third eponymous studio album by the English musician, released in 1980. The album is notable for its innovative production, specifically pioneering gated reverb drumming on the opening track "Intruder." It also fe...
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Critical high point in Gabriel's catalog; innovative production, strong songs, and lasting art-rock reputation.
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"Shaking the Tree: Sixteen Golden Greats" is a compilation album by English musician Peter Gabriel, released in 1990. The tracklist spans the first decade of his solo career from 1977 to 1989, featuring selections from his first four studio albums alongside the previously unreleased title track, a c...
Why this score
Strong sequencing, excellent songs, and thoughtful overview with few weak selections.
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“Secret World Live” captures Peter Gabriel’s groundbreaking 1993 performance in Modena, Italy. This concert film showcases his theatrical art-rock style and innovative stagecraft. Recorded during the ‘Secret World’ album era, it's notable for its imaginative visuals and Gabriel’s dynamic vocals. The...
Peter Gabriel is the fourth eponymous studio album by the English musician Peter Gabriel, released in 1982 and marketed as Security in North America. The album is notable for its early use of the Fairlight CMI sampler and Gabriel's increasing incorporation of world music rhythms alongside art rock a...
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Highly respected worldbeat art-rock album with strong atmosphere, though less universally loved than Melt or So.
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Released in 1977, "Peter Gabriel" is the debut solo album by the British singer and former Genesis frontman, famously nicknamed "Car" due to the photograph of a 1970 Citroën DS on its cover. Recorded shortly after his departure from Genesis, the album features a mix of progressive art rock and exper...
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Acclaimed solo debut with classic songs; art-rock importance clear, though less prog-consensus central.
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Shaking the Tree: Sixteen Golden Greats is a compilation album by Peter Gabriel, released in 1990 on Geffen in North America and Virgin internationally. It covers his first four solo studio albums (1977–1982) and the soundtrack album Passion (1989), and includes the newly recorded title track co-wri...
Peter Gabriel: Growing Up Live is a 2003 concert film directed by Hamish Hamilton, documenting Peter Gabriel's tour for his album 'Up.' The performances were filmed at the Fila Forum in Milan, Italy. The show is distinguished by its theatrical staging, designed by Robert Lepage, which features Gabri...
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