Amazig post! For far , the one that really impressed me as sound and video quality but... not the last , the rare track for Here comes the flood ... Thank you!
I saw it live on German TV in 1978. Thanks for sharing, bringing up good memories. Can't wait for Peter's next Gig in Germany in May 2012 in Berlin :)
I believe this is the same show I saw in N.Y.C. approximately 1978 at the Bottom Line, a very small bar in Manhattan. The show was fantastic. I seem to recall Robert Fripp joined him, and stood behind one of the pillars on the stage that held up the building almost the whole show. I may be wrong about Fripp, but hey, it was 30+ years ago : )
Thank you, thank you so much Brainphreak! A masterpiece! I clearly remember the concert. It was a Saturday at midnight. By chance I was at home. A complete surprise. Me, a fan of Pet ', I did not know he was at Rockpalast! And it was a new Peter Gabriel we found. Shaved hair: then, a revolution! But by reviewing this show, I've never seen him since, one thing is certain: his music spans the centuries and ages. Sir Gabriel thank you!
Rockpalast was a great thing in the seventies.An hour or more of quality live music on TV, every month or so. Many great bands and artists.I saw this live on TV when it was broadcasted. I think it was the NDR,because we could watch this in Holland as well I was a teenager, Genesis fan and so excited to see PG live on German TV. Time has passed so quickly. Humdrum was the highlight for me. Priceless footage of an era gone forever.
@BenMolen it was the wdr from köln. great shows, yes. and every year one or two rocknights with two , three or four bands. a whole night of high-quality music. i seen there first time young patti smith, nils lofgren,mitch ryder, rory gallagher, ian hunter and mick ronson, thunderbyrds and and and. really a great time of livemusic in tv and for discover great bands...
saw in Berlin Deutchlandhalle in 78 took second billing to Zappa. Peter was miles ahead of Zappa. Stole the show! (mind you there were about 200 brit paras in the hall! lmao)
This ist a show in the year, when I was 18. Genesis was the music of my new born interest. Great show, strong feelings - Peter solo, Peter in a team - always was present in my life since then. He and his men are culture.... and grandmasters of music, who will be named "Classic" in near future - like Beethoven, Mozart, Holst, Wagne, Debussy and other today........
FYI Sid- the guitarist- has been in Paul Shaffer's band on Letterman for the past 25yrs or so... just now realizing he was in Gabriel's band WAY back when. wow
This band is the prime example of the differences between studio musicians and homegrown(i.e. Banks,Collins,Rutherford,Hackett,Phillips and Peter). These guys no doubt have the chops but they lack a certain warmth to their playing,
Great upload! Thanks so much. It's the first time I can hear/see a live version of a song I love at most, and I judge to be shamefully underrated and forgotten, "Moribund the Burgermeister".
@degree7 I know, I was totally surprised to hear Don't Remember! But it sounds as though more accurately, he had the chorus and the music of the eventual album version written at the time of this show--the lyrics in the verses in this version are totally different from the final version. What a treat, because I love it when we get to see songs in stages of transition.
Absolutely brilliant. What musicians, what energy! I simply love the first two PG albums and have always thought that PG II has a dark, raw feeling to it. Not quite punk but totally in keeping with that late 70s feel. It's amazing how Gabriel moved from prog (which I like) to "art (dark, humorous, sexy) rock". Even "Waiting for the Big One", my least favourite from PG I is a treat to watch. The switches are great, and you can see the lads are having fun. Thank you very much for sharing this!
@TinfangWarble yes, it is a radio. The 'Rockpalast' events were aired live at TV in mono because stereo TV didn't exist that time. At the same time they were aired in stereo at radio. So we, the viewers, turned off TV sound and listend to stereo radio sound while viewing (parallel w/o delay).
Millions of music fans were watching this "Rockpalast Show" live in 1978 - the show was aired in Germany, Switzerland, Scandinavia, Austria, Turkey and Yougoslavia.
This is so great, and is it just me or did that hour go by so quickly!
bribartal 22 hours ago
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bribartal 22 hours ago
does anyone know the name of that ladder or where i can buy it???
ablueskyforisis1 1 day ago
Espetáculo!
bagdalia 3 days ago
Amazig post! For far , the one that really impressed me as sound and video quality but... not the last , the rare track for Here comes the flood ... Thank you!
vizilo 1 week ago
peter gabriel 2 ("scratch"). . .a BRILLIANT album, but somehow sadly the most underrated.
Cimbarius 1 week ago
Thanks. Good post!
jcmorellana 1 week ago
@Nigelxman:
You might hate the guitarist and - yes - he's not really sympathic.
But he's learned to play the guitar quite well.
By the way, Sid McGinnis plays in CBS orchestra in the Letterman show nowadays.
A brilliant concert footage, thanks to brainphreak!
MrHannover9696 1 week ago in playlist Favorite videos
Solsbury Hill at 42:30. Let's not kid ourselves as to why we're looking at the clip
mlk22 2 weeks ago
Dang that's fast!
tacomadc 3 weeks ago
Germans love progressive rock, and German artists definitely influenced UK and US artists in all phases of progressive rock!
tacomadc 3 weeks ago
@tacomadc That´s perfectly said!!
MarcoWriedt 1 week ago
Hate this guitar player.
Nigelxman 3 weeks ago
@Nigelxman Hate this sax player.
travisrlel2 2 weeks ago
@travisrlel2 That is Tina Turner's "CONAN" !!!!
HafrsBonder 2 weeks ago
Peter's a trip.
Nigelxman 3 weeks ago
Great!!!!! Thumbs up from Little Vader!!!
TheKlumpenkind 1 month ago
tony levin rocks!
ditchpig 1 month ago
"I dont remember" in the making. Just brilliant! Ive read about Peters' Gabrielese, but to hear him singing in his own unique language is just brill!
Menticknap 1 month ago
Brilliant. What a find. Slap bang in the middle of Punk - there was Gabriel doing his thing!
Menticknap 1 month ago
This is excellent. I saw the band 2 months later. Still have my ticket stub. It was a whopping $6.00. Oh how times have changed.
TheBlackycat 1 month ago
This Rocks and you Rock for posting it. Gabriel, especially when he was with Genesis, was/is one of the best frontmen ever.
Rfeynman1 1 month ago
Wow! Great video! Thanks for posting it!!!!!!
incubus442 1 month ago
@av8en: bang on about Fripp, and what's more he called himself Dusty Road for the whole tour...
gibbothegreat 1 month ago
I saw it live on German TV in 1978. Thanks for sharing, bringing up good memories. Can't wait for Peter's next Gig in Germany in May 2012 in Berlin :)
Thgruenthal 1 month ago
I believe this is the same show I saw in N.Y.C. approximately 1978 at the Bottom Line, a very small bar in Manhattan. The show was fantastic. I seem to recall Robert Fripp joined him, and stood behind one of the pillars on the stage that held up the building almost the whole show. I may be wrong about Fripp, but hey, it was 30+ years ago : )
Thanks for posting this blast from my past.
av8en 1 month ago
Thank you, thank you so much Brainphreak! A masterpiece! I clearly remember the concert. It was a Saturday at midnight. By chance I was at home. A complete surprise. Me, a fan of Pet ', I did not know he was at Rockpalast! And it was a new Peter Gabriel we found. Shaved hair: then, a revolution! But by reviewing this show, I've never seen him since, one thing is certain: his music spans the centuries and ages. Sir Gabriel thank you!
stalkerJmC, Lausanne
stalkerJmC 1 month ago
Great share! Where did you get this?
DocLibertos 1 month ago
Thanks for this. Didn't know it existed and I've followed PG since 1973! Saw "The Lamb" at the Shrine in L.A.
sunpowernatural 2 months ago
Rockpalast was a great thing in the seventies.An hour or more of quality live music on TV, every month or so. Many great bands and artists.I saw this live on TV when it was broadcasted. I think it was the NDR,because we could watch this in Holland as well I was a teenager, Genesis fan and so excited to see PG live on German TV. Time has passed so quickly. Humdrum was the highlight for me. Priceless footage of an era gone forever.
BenMolen 2 months ago
@BenMolen it was the wdr from köln. great shows, yes. and every year one or two rocknights with two , three or four bands. a whole night of high-quality music. i seen there first time young patti smith, nils lofgren,mitch ryder, rory gallagher, ian hunter and mick ronson, thunderbyrds and and and. really a great time of livemusic in tv and for discover great bands...
GoliamNos 1 month ago
Great great artist
Thanks for the show...
JYVESful 2 months ago
Didn't know this existed. Fantastic. Wished there was something similar from the Security tour in 82 which I was at in Edinburgh
ginbrandy 2 months ago
great. perfect songwriting @ perfomance. evergreen. thnks 4 posting.
DirkDienstag 2 months ago
i knew that pg is talented.... but THIS is really an eye opener....
undenohr 2 months ago
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I listened this album all week, and see on video was amazing!
flaviomottin 2 months ago
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flaviomottin 2 months ago
so actual
ARGWalrus10 2 months ago
Entre la música clásica y el punk rock o la energía de la pasión .
diegolambertucci 2 months ago
GREAT!!! GREAT!!! GREAT!!!
A very important file to be shared!!!!
I'll correct myself: An IMPRESCINDIBLE FILE to be shared!!!
You're a friend!!!
alnetworks2010 2 months ago
WoW!!! 3 cheers fur the uploader...
quinnman1971 2 months ago
tKS FOR SHARING THIS !!!!
sickyboy68 2 months ago
Wow, I've never seen this and it looks and sounds great. Thanks so much for posting it!
spaceboy537 3 months ago
Like the "torch" entrances ! lol was there no backstage their ?? Nice concert anyway, some good old stuff from PG.
jtlampsu2 3 months ago
Peter Gabriel -> Vocals/Piano
Tony Levin -> Bass/Backing Vocals
Jerry Marotta -> Drums/Backing Vocals
Larry Fast -> Keyboard
Timmy Capello -> Keyboard/Sax
Sid McGinnis -> Guitar/Backing Vocals
iade38 3 months ago
saw in Berlin Deutchlandhalle in 78 took second billing to Zappa. Peter was miles ahead of Zappa. Stole the show! (mind you there were about 200 brit paras in the hall! lmao)
busa1089 3 months ago
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busa1089 3 months ago
Awesome, I saw this show in Toronto, (without Tim Cappelli) thanks for posting
init4datoons1 3 months ago
This ist a show in the year, when I was 18. Genesis was the music of my new born interest. Great show, strong feelings - Peter solo, Peter in a team - always was present in my life since then. He and his men are culture.... and grandmasters of music, who will be named "Classic" in near future - like Beethoven, Mozart, Holst, Wagne, Debussy and other today........
RoehrenFan 3 months ago
FYI Sid- the guitarist- has been in Paul Shaffer's band on Letterman for the past 25yrs or so... just now realizing he was in Gabriel's band WAY back when. wow
bostonpiano 3 months ago
oh haha! performing I don't remember before the 3rd album even came out. great!
kidneystoner88 3 months ago
Holy Crap? He did Moribund LIVE? awesome. Whatever HAPPENED to those songs?
kidneystoner88 3 months ago
This band is the prime example of the differences between studio musicians and homegrown(i.e. Banks,Collins,Rutherford,Hackett,Phillips and Peter). These guys no doubt have the chops but they lack a certain warmth to their playing,
Chrisdrumz 4 months ago
@Chrisdrumz I agree for most of the band here, but Tony Levin is incredible on all levels.
OnReflectionCA 4 months ago
@OnReflectionCA They are ALL excellent players almost TOO good. They are so refined in their craft that it becomes very cold and technical.
Chrisdrumz 4 months ago
@Chrisdrumz ? they sure look plenty warm and loose here !
ksjoyjespeace 2 months ago
...and the lamb gets its neck wrung on Broadway
TheExcelsior1 4 months ago in playlist Liked
Genial muy buen sonido para los años que han pasado....ya tenía ganas de ver esta actuación en condiciones...<<<muy buena.
josetangojavier 4 months ago
Sooperdooper!!
Cheers...
TheExcelsior1 4 months ago
who are the players?
mloaks 4 months ago
@mloaks never mind
mloaks 4 months ago
23:42 great solo
the keyboardist acts like he just got off tour with Foreigner
earinsound 4 months ago
thank you!
minoliti 4 months ago
great concert, thanx!!! but i`m glad gabriel got rid of the saxophone - it absolutely doesn`t fit in.
justus888de 5 months ago
Sheldon?!
andarleon 5 months ago
amazing thkuVmch
moco635 5 months ago
Great upload! Thanks so much. It's the first time I can hear/see a live version of a song I love at most, and I judge to be shamefully underrated and forgotten, "Moribund the Burgermeister".
And there is "Modern love", too!
foxtrot1959 5 months ago
@foxtrot1959 I couldn't agree more. This is the first time I've seen a live version of Moribund the Burgermeister, and it's just fantastic :)
fgunerius 3 months ago
"On The Air" could've been a hit if the radio stations had promoted it. Maybe they never heard it. Thanks for this trip, Brain.
roccotool 5 months ago
I saw him at Kent State Ohio perform this tour kinda blew me away.
txdap 5 months ago
Wow he really punked up TLLDOB.
upchuck69 5 months ago
Wow, Brainphreak -- you're THE BEST for posting this! Consider it preserved.
twostikks1 5 months ago
Sounds like he didn't have set lyrics for I Don't Remember at the time.
LeaveDenbyAlone 5 months ago
Good, but better with Genisis. And with hair and costumes!
summer999ppp 5 months ago
Tony Levin...etc...
darcsaster 5 months ago
Tony Levin...wow...amazing..thanks for loading this...
darcsaster 5 months ago
Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ron502008 6 months ago
why isn't there a dvd of it by now?
Middlesexful 6 months ago
Absolutely fantastic. What a man; what a band.
adamtzsch 6 months ago
Great stuff man!
I didn't see it before. Peter is by far my favourite artist.
Thanks a lot!
Good Luck!
ngiss1987 6 months ago
Don't Remember was from his 1980 album.
I didn't know he had already written it by '78!
degree7 6 months ago 2
@degree7 I know, I was totally surprised to hear Don't Remember! But it sounds as though more accurately, he had the chorus and the music of the eventual album version written at the time of this show--the lyrics in the verses in this version are totally different from the final version. What a treat, because I love it when we get to see songs in stages of transition.
vcwills 3 months ago
@vcwills and there is a much heavier version that was the B side of Games Without Frontiers.
garysevern 3 months ago
thanks a lot for posting, we all owe you a beer mate
moseva 6 months ago
@moseva
Make that a sixer.
So may great artists were on this show!
junkieinformant 6 months ago
The hi-vis jackets and gloves do make the band look as if they volunteer for Groundwork, pulling garbage out of gutters!
MsBkirk 6 months ago
Absolutely brilliant. What musicians, what energy! I simply love the first two PG albums and have always thought that PG II has a dark, raw feeling to it. Not quite punk but totally in keeping with that late 70s feel. It's amazing how Gabriel moved from prog (which I like) to "art (dark, humorous, sexy) rock". Even "Waiting for the Big One", my least favourite from PG I is a treat to watch. The switches are great, and you can see the lads are having fun. Thank you very much for sharing this!
nebegroj 6 months ago
Great stuff!!!!!
Moosenutsonabun 7 months ago
You are SOOOOOOO awesome for uploading the whole thing!!! Thank you!!! Been looking for this whole performance for a while!!!
OutlawsOfRavenhurst 7 months ago
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Is his small friend a radio @ 16:28 ? ...btw cuepoint for an awesome version of "Here Comes The Flood". Thanks for the post!
TinfangWarble 7 months ago
@TinfangWarble yes, it is a radio. The 'Rockpalast' events were aired live at TV in mono because stereo TV didn't exist that time. At the same time they were aired in stereo at radio. So we, the viewers, turned off TV sound and listend to stereo radio sound while viewing (parallel w/o delay).
Katharating 6 months ago
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TinfangWarble 7 months ago
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TinfangWarble 7 months ago
Peter was at a bike shop and saw the orange vests and thought they would be a good addition to the show.
burlpark333 7 months ago
Fantastic, thank you so much for posting!
chinatree1 7 months ago
Peter Gabriel. . . ROCK ON !
Millions of music fans were watching this "Rockpalast Show" live in 1978 - the show was aired in Germany, Switzerland, Scandinavia, Austria, Turkey and Yougoslavia.
Cimbarius 7 months ago
Thanks for sharing...awesome!
makissoflife 7 months ago
Yes..amazing...thanks....
dansimsss 8 months ago
thank u so much for sharing this amazing concert!!!!!
GSmusic1 9 months ago