Posts by Missedhimboohoo

Quote from FeelItComing

I found the Facebook post.

As Peter Gabriel gears up for his first tour in over a decade, we're excited to welcome a number of his streaming titles to nugs.net, including three live albums from Gabriel's illustrious solo career; 'Peter Gabriel Plays Live' from 1983, 'Secret World Live' from 1993, and 'Growing Up Live' from 2003. 14 decorated studio titles round out the first batch of audio.

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https://www.facebook.com/nugsnet

I have not been able to find the 'these additions' line, which is why a link would be helpful, which so far you have not provided. I seem to be missing something basic.

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The these additions line was from the email. It was phrased differently between the email and Facebook.

Quote from FeelItComing

PG is listed on this site, but it's a bit of a leap to claim that this necessarily means his next tour will be streamed. You are making far too many assumptions.

Forgive my ignorance but what do you mean by 'encore shows'?

https://www.nugs.net/peter-gab…r-online-music-streaming/

The line "These additions precede the launch of Gabriel's first tour in over a decade, in support of his forthcoming album i/o" is what has me wondering about nugs dropping these shows/PG possibly even dropping them on bandcamp.

Quote from Witchwood

These were authorized live soundboard recordings that were sold by themusic.com, by arrangement with the artist.

There were eight Gabriel tours, from 2003 to 2014 where (I believe) every show was recorded and sold as part of this Encore series.

I bought several of them over that stretch. They were a nice quality-sounding alternative to bootlegs

In addition to Gabriel, there was an Encore series during Genesis 2007 tour.

Other bands that did this in 2000s were The Who and Duran Duran.

I've never seen these recordings commercially available other than through themusic.com, so I would think nugs.net would have to obtain or purchase the rights to these recordings from that third party.

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I'm wondering that about nugs releasing those because themusic is dead.

I did get two Who shows from 2006 off amazon.

Quote from FeelItComing

Surely it goes without saying that if a claim like this is made, evidence for the claim would at the very least be helpful.

Oh it's no claim. It's REAL.

Quote from Christian

and still, you don't have a link?

Well, I found some info myself. I just appreciate some evidence, i.e. a link or source where the info comes from.

Why do you want a link? Have you all of a sudden become a moderator who wants sources for everything that gets posted? As of right now any way this content is streaming only -- I'm assuming the encore series is nugs bound eventually? (I hope that any of these happen: 1. While on nugs all his content becomes download too. 2. He puts the encore shows/the new tour on bandcamp. 3. He puts the encore shows/new tour on streaming everywhere).

The Who's Encore Series shows found their way to Amazon.com and I bought a couple 2006 concerts before I went to see them on the Moving on Tour.

Quote from Christian

Has this been officially announced? I mean that Peter started working with them. Do you have a link?

Yes. I wouldn't have posted it if it weren't officially announced.

Quote from foxfeeder

Nugs.net? Is that like Mums.net, but for....... ermm?

It's where Bruce Springsteen, Dead & Company, Santana, Jimmy Buffett offer recordings of their shows.

As of today Peter Gabriel has started working with nugs.net. At this time the current library consists of all studio albums + the Plays Live, Secret World Live & Growing Up Live (Italy 2003) albums.

Think we'll get the encore series shows on there eventually?

Think we'll get anything he may have that's recorded but unreleased on there (Lots of old content + late 2002 Up Tour)??
Think we'll get the new tour on there when that starts?? The announcement contains the phrase "These additions precede the launch of Gabriel's first tour in over a decade, in support of his forthcoming album i/o" so could it be that he'll offer those shows on there (a la Springsteen who's show I recently saw)?

I've looked for it and only seen it from other countries. It's GOTTA have been issued on cassette in usa.

Quote from Backdrifter

I went to shows in 03 and 04 and no there weren't breaks or for that matter separate sets.

Someone claimed so by the recording. This recording was from Holmdel NJ 2003.

I found someone who has a 2003 recording but only the first set. Did he take a break in 2002-04.

has Peter Gabriel ever taken a break in his shows? I know he's had openers but has he ever done two act shows?

Did he use an Intermission in the usa in the fall?

Quote from Nanunami

I don't think that's going to happen.

1. looks like they are shutting down themusic.com ...????

2. why should he release complete tours to compensate waiting time for a new studio album?

and, after all, what's the benefit for us? I enjoy stuff like Rated PG far more than live recordings.

It wouldn't HAVE to be through themusic.Com. it COULD be just a thing on all digital outlets.

2. He is so quiet when it comes to releases.

Peter Gabriel: If you see this. The first two legs of the Up Tour for all digital outlets.

Quote from Christian

true (and also the 2007 and 2009 shows)

but that's not the subject here, since we discuss a new studio album.

What I'm saying is USA 2002 & Europe 2003 shows will hold the gap with it being 17 years since Up

he released all the shows from June-July 2003 & Europe 2004.

Fall 2002 & Europe 2003 should see live series release.

according to the interview it shouldn't be tooooo long before a new record. Been nearly 20 years (17 to be exact) since Up -(last album of brand new songs) and it's been 8 since New Blood.

now after 17 years for the first LP of brand new music.

this the Milan show from May 2003?

the question is.

If we get I/O (or whatever it'll be called) In 2019 -the first peter gabriel album of new tunes since 2002.

Would we get it this fall?