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Song 03: "Playing For Time" (7 March 2023)
The third song for i/o comes at the expected time, even though it is called Playing For Time. Released with the March full moon on 7 March 2023. Info and background again here.
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The third song for i/o comes at the expected time, even though it is called Playing For Time. Released with the March full moon on 7 March 2023. Info and background again here.
The second song for Gabriel's album i/o is called The Court and was released on 5 February 2023. Again, find all the info and background here in this article
On 6 January 2023, the first track of Peter Gabriel's new album was released: "Panopticom" – yes, with "m" at the end. We have compiled information and backgrounds here.
Peter Gabriel also released his third and fourth albums in German language. Harald Köhncke takes a separate look at these two special albums in Peter Gabriel's discography.
In September 2019 Gabriel surprisingly released a collection of alternate and rare versions of a number of songs. The compilation is available only to download. Here's all the information.
After four studio records Peter Gabriel finally released a live album in 1983 – Plays Live covers the tour for his fourth album.
In 2011, Peter Gabriel played at the Hammersmith Apollo, London, with the New Blood Orchestra. The concert was rnpublished on DVD and Blu-ray. In 2012 it also came out as a live double album.
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.
In April 2019 Peter Gabriel releases a Vinyl Picture Disc with ten songs he has contributed to films over the years. It's a special release to celebrate the 2019 Record Store Day. Find all info here.
Without Frontiers is a new book about the music and the life of Peter Gabriel. Can it replace Spencer Bright or Chapter & Verse? Martin Klinkhardt has read it.