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After four studio records Peter Gabriel finally released a live album in 1983. Plays Live covers the tour for his fourth album where Gabriel was accompanied by a band who are widely considered THE Gabriel live band.
This was Peter Gabriel’s first soundtrack for a whole film – at the wish of its director, Alan Parker. Gabriel fulfilled his rnwish of using existing compositions, but still created something new, too. The outcome is a gloomy, but absolutely rnworthwhile collection of emotions in music.
Steve Hackett is touring with his band again in 2018, mainly in North and South America. Thomas Jesse from Germany took the chance and saw Steve in Collingswood and shares his thoughts.
Steve Hackett’s 2017 tour was captured at the Symphony Hall in Birmingham, UK and was released end of January 2018 on Blu-ray and 2CD/2DVD (Blu-ray/2CD in Noth America). Christian Gerhardts reviewed the release for you.
Anthony Phillips remains to be the unchallenged (Ex-) Genesis band member with the most solo album releases. Whether or not the quantity is corresponding with the quality is reflected by Andreas Lauer in his short introduction to the five most recent albums by Anthony Phillips.
The studio album New Blood is followed closely by the concert film from the tour. Peter Gabriel – New Blood Live In London was filmed during two shows that were scheduled specifically for the shooting at the Hammersmith Apollo in London in March 2011.
Ali Ferguson, well-known as Ray Wilson’s guitarist, has released his first solo album. Ole Uhtenwoldt has taken a closer look.
Just before Genesis returned to the studio for their 1991 album We Can’t Dance, Mike Rutherford released the third Mechanics album, Word of Mouth. Christian Gerhardts took a closer look – from a 2014 perspective.
Ray Wilson has started to play a lot of shows in Poland. Especially since he moved to Poland, his fanbase is growing constantly there. Maciek Soroczyński tell his own impresions from four more or less recent shows …
In the early 90s Peter Gabriel set up the RealWorld Recording Weeks where artists from all across the world would record music in a kind of “musical brainstorming”. One thing that came out of this is the album Big Blue Ball. It is not a Peter Gabriel album, but a collaboration project that took more than fifteen years to be released. Gabriel can be heard on four of the songs.