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Peter Gabriel: “Solsbury Hill” (1977)
Two years after leaving Genesis, Peter Gabriel writes a great song about it. Unfortunately, the first record went downhill after that.
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Peter Gabriel: “D.I.Y.” (1978)
D.I.Y. was pretty much DOA when it came to the pop charts, but it’s a very good song.
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Peter Gabriel (1978)
Scratching at greatness, this is a study in light and dark featuring modern rock songs and achingly sad songs too.
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Robert Fripp: Exposure (1979)
A remarkable musical travelogue that reflects his recent work with David Bowie, Darryl Hall, Peter Gabriel, The Roches and Brian Eno.
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“No Self Control” (1980)
Gabriel peels away the skin to expose the maddening, malfunctioning clockwork underneath.
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[Review] Peter Gabriel: Security (1982)
A complex, subtle cabernet of internalized shame and global change.
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Peter Gabriel: “Shock The Monkey” (1982)
A song that isn’t about shocking monkeys that literally appeared in a film about shocking monkeys.
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[Review] Peter Gabriel: Plays Live (1983)
The live document of the Security tour proves Gabriel doesn’t need a flower costume to petal his wares.
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Peter Gabriel: “Solsbury Hill (live)” (1983)
The view from the hill a few years down the road.
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[Review] Phil Collins: No Jacket Required (1985)
The album where Phil Collins became a commercial force and probably began earning more money than some small countries.
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[Review] Peter Gabriel: So (1986)
Peter Gabriel’s so-phisticated response to the Afrobeat awakening.
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