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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 arrangements. It features the singles "Shock the Monkey" and "I Have the Touch." Tony Levin, David Rhodes, and Jerry Marotta are among the key musicians who performed on the recording, with Gabriel handling the majority of production.
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Why is Peter Gabriel's fourth album called "Security"?
The album is the fourth eponymous studio album by the English musician Peter Gabriel, but it was marketed as "Security" in North America in 1982. The title change was done at the insistence of his US record label to avoid confusion with his previous self-titled records.
What instrument was notably used on the album "Security"?
The album is notable for its early use of the Fairlight CMI sampler. Gabriel used the instrument extensively to create innovative digital textures and vocal manipulations.
When was Peter Gabriel's "Security" released?
The album was released in 1982. It marked a significant shift in Gabriel's sound, incorporating a wider array of technology and global influences.
What musical style is Peter Gabriel's "Security" known for?
"Security" is known for Gabriel's increasing incorporation of world music rhythms alongside dark electronic rock. It features prominent African percussion and was heavily produced using the early Fairlight CMI sampler.
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