ODE TO JOY!! BRAVO PETER!!!!

Ohhh, those lucky people to experience this! I saw Gabriel in Montreal in the '70's with Genesis and I have never stopped loving this man's music. He's magical!

A masterpiece!!! Timeless classic

wow

Brilliant just brilliant.

I am just trying to pick my jaw off the floor ...my goodness !!!!!Peter!!!!I can't wait to see him at the Cynthia woods Pavillion this coming june man!!!!!

Wow!!

Brilliant! Thanks for sharing! :-)

You have a point, maybe generational . . . I just turned 58 on Jan. 7 and maybe I'm suffering from selective memory:) In 1986 I chaperoned a "Tale of Two Cities" summer tour for high school students where I taught English, and one excursion was to Bath where I climbed atop Solsbury Hill, found the recording studio where Genesis first started, and was the last one on the bus b/c I was too busy scouring Bath for info on PG . . . oh the great days of yore! To this day I do not feel a day over 30:)

make no mistake . . . Peter gabriel IS/WAS Genesis . . . I love him more than ever

In depends on which era you grew up in.. I loved Genesis right until Phil left but I think Genesis really got chance to shine when Peter left. Three was the magic number for Genesis, and Peter was and is better solo.

Genesis died long before Phil Collins said it did, but then again, I think Phil must have 'Missed Again'

@hellozio Its a tradition at all Peter Gabriel concerts to clap during Solsbury Hill. Though it does annoy the Hell out of me too.

The orchestra sound small compared to his voice.

But Genesis was so good

The clapping is a bit too distracting though

@fortysicsand2 i do not agree with you

stop clapping so we can hear