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BACK TO FRONT: LIVE IN LONDON

Peter Gabriel

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4.26 | 38 ratings | 1 reviews | 47% 5 stars

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DVD/Video, released in 2014

Songs / Tracks Listing

DVD/BD - The Full Concert Film
1. Daddy Long Legs (9:21)
2. Come Talk to Me (5:24)
3. Shock the Monkey (4:55)
4. Family Snapshot (4:48)
5. Digging in the Dirt (6:47)
6. Secret World (8:24)
7. The Family and the Fishing Net (7:27)
8. No Self Control (5:43)
9. Solsbury Hill (5:03)
10. Show Yourself (4:25)
11. Red Rain (5:54)
12. Sledgehammer (6:17)
13. Don't Give Up (7:40)
14. That Voice Again (4:37)
15. Mercy Street (6:35)
16. Big Time (4:52)
17. We Do What We're Told (Milgram's 37) (4:49)
18. This Is the Picture (Excellent Birds) (4:10)
19. In Your Eyes (12:54)
20. The Tower That Ate People (5:13)
21. Biko (10:27)

Total Time 135:45

Extra feature:
1. The Visual Approach - featurette on the creation of the live show



Deluxe editions contain:

DVD2 / BD2 - Theatrical Film with Interviews
1. Daddy Long Legs
2. Shock the Monkey
3. Family Snapshot
4. Digging in the Dirt
5. Secret World
6. No Self Control
7. Solsbury Hill
8. Show Yourself
9. Red Rain
10. Sledgehammer
11. Don't Give Up
12. Mercy Street
13. We Do What We're Told (Milgram's 37)
14. In Your Eyes
15. The Tower That Ate People
16. Biko

Extra features:
1. In Your Eyes (Montage version)
2. This Is The Picture (Fan Cam)

CD 1
1. Daddy Long Legs
2. Come Talk to Me
3. Shock the Monkey
4. Family Snapshot
5. Digging in the Dirt
6. Secret World
7. The Family and the Fishing Net
8. No Self Control
9. Solsbury Hill
10. Show Yourself

CD 2
1. Red Rain
2. Sledgehammer
3. Don't Give Up
4. That Voice Again
5. Mercy Street
6. Big Time
7. We Do What We're Told (Milgram's 37)
8. This Is the Picture (Excellent Birds)
9. In Your Eyes
10. The Tower That Ate People
11. Biko

Line-up / Musicians

- Peter Gabriel / vocals
- David Rhodes / guitar
- Tony Levin / bass
- David Sancious / keyboards
- Manu Katche / drums

Releases information

Filmed at London's O2 in October 2013 by Universal Music

DVD Eagle Vision (2014)
DVD Sound options: DTS Surround Sound, Dolby Digital 5.1, Dolby Digital Stereo

BD Eagle Vision (2014)
Blu-Ray Sound Options: DTS-HD Master Audio, LPCM Stereo

Deluxe editions:
2DVD+2CD Eagle Vision (2014, includes 60-pages photobook)
2BD+2CD Eagle Vision (2014, includes 60-pages photobook)

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PETER GABRIEL Back to Front: Live in London ratings distribution


4.26
(38 ratings)
Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(47%)
47%
Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection(45%)
45%
Good, but non-essential (8%)
8%
Collectors/fans only (0%)
0%
Poor. Only for completionists (0%)
0%

PETER GABRIEL Back to Front: Live in London reviews


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Review by rdtprog
SPECIAL COLLABORATOR Heavy, RPI, Symph, JR/F Canterbury Teams
4 stars After the release of his fourth album, Peter Gabriel was in top of his game with some dark and innovative pop music. The fourth album was a perfect combination of world music and pop and had his most adventurous music. The next album "So" was more commercially oriented with some good songs, but simple songwriting. The songs "Don't give up" and "Mercy Street" is a good example of songs that have an immediate impact on you but contains simple lyrics and repetitive motifs. And for this 25th anniversary, it was time to play this album in its entirety.

The show starts with no light show and on an acoustic mode. And it's during the nice interpretation of the song "Family Snapshot" that the lights come out. The electric set starts with the next song "Digging in the Dirt". Then arrive 2 more nice interpretations of 2 songs that are on the darker side: "The Family and the Fishing Net" and "No Self Control". The popular song "Solsbury Hill" marks another change of mood and the opportunity to see some striking crowd reactions. The director will show us during the most popular songs of the concert those crowd reactions from very close. Then the album "So" starts with his best song "Red Rain" and the appropriate red color light show on the stage. The most popular Gabriel's song "Sledgehammer" shows the influence of the 60's soul music. The show will end with the political song "Biko". Just before that the visuals are very impressive during the song from the album "Ovo", "The Town that Ate People". And if the show is visually appealing, there's some extreme close ups of Peter Gabriel throughout the show with cameras that are above the stage.

This is the most impressive concert DVD visually in the Peter Gabriel discography with a perfect picture and finally a light show that we can see. 3.5 stars for the music and 4.5 stars for the visuals and video quality.

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