I never left a Peter Gsbriel song at a UVFW Post.
I never left a Peter Gsbriel song at a UVFW Post.
One For The Vine
Dance on a Volcano, probably.
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Too many to choose from, but a shout-out to 'Deep in the Motherlode' and 'Fading Lights'.
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Many too Many to choose from?Originally Posted by Oreb
the best post-ATotT song, but it could only swaps place with Squonk (their weakest on that album) on that previous album...
my music collection increased tenfolds when I switched from drug-addicts to complete nutcases.
Ripples, Blood on the Rooftops.
Salisbury Hill - Live
^^ "So I ate that tasty steak..."
Easy for me, Mad Mad Moon. My go to song if I want to hear "my band" and only have a few minutes.
Honorable mention in no particular order:
Blood on the Rooftops
The Lady Lies Live version, Daryl shreds on it
Entangled
You Might Recall
Ripples
Domino
Many to Many
Dukes Travel/End Live Version kills
Inside and Out
The Dividing Line
Driving The Last Spike
Mad Man Moon, Entangled, One for the Vine, Unquiet slumber, in that quiet earth, Duke's Travels/End, Dodo, Me and Sarah Jane, Ripples, Blood on the Rooftops, all of Seconds Out.
So many, but the gun-to-me-'ead choice would have to be "One For The Vine".
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Oh here we go again.
Sorry, I can't really pick just one.
Unquiet Slumbers....
Afterglow
Entangled
Dukes travels/dukes end
Dance on a volanco
Here Comes The Flood-----Exposure version
Genesis: too many to name
Peter Gabriel -solo: In Your Eyes
I'm not sure in what sense a song written and recorded by Peter Gabriel can be said to be "post Peter Gabriel".
Wasn't that the song Giraffe started with when they did The Lamb.... (which ended in the wastebasket thanks to Kevin Gilbert)?
This came in the post too: "Letter from Sergei Rachmaninoff to Peter Gabriel"
Well that applies to this one too:I'm not sure in what sense a song written and recorded by Peter Gabriel can be said to be "post Peter Gabriel".
Good thing PeterG didn't start this thread; there would be trouble.
He wouldn't have got round to it yet - try again in another 7 years!Well that applies to this one too:
Good thing PeterG didn't start this thread; there would be trouble.
I'm not sure in what sense a song written and recorded by Peter Gabriel can be said to be "post Peter Gabriel".
No, that would be "Favourite post-PG songs in your collection that are on CDs with barcodes beginning with seven thick lines and two thin ones".Good thing PeterG didn't start this thread; there would be trouble.
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One For The Vine
Blood On The Rooftops
Evidence of Autumn
guess, I couldn't narrow it to one either.
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