Live Blood (Live) Peter Gabriel
Album info
Album-Release:
2012
HRA-Release:
15.05.2015
Album including Album cover
- 1Intruder06:05
- 2Wallflower07:25
- 3The Boy in the Bubble04:33
- 4Après Moi05:25
- 5The Drop02:48
- 6Washing of the Water04:21
- 7The Book of Love03:55
- 8Darkness06:33
- 9The Power of the Heart06:40
- 10Biko06:52
- 11San Jacinto07:47
- 12Digging in the Dirt06:08
- 13Signal to Noise08:48
- 14Downside Up06:27
- 15Mercy Street06:48
- 16The Rhythm of the Heart06:55
- 17Blood of Eden06:36
- 18Red Rain07:05
- 19Solsbury Hill06:21
- 20In Your Eyes08:29
- 21Don't Give Up08:30
- 22The Nest That Sailed the Sky04:39
Info for Live Blood (Live)
Live Blood is the third live album by British rock musician Peter Gabriel. Recorded at the HMV Hammersmith Apollo, London on 23 and 24 March 2011, the concert featured Gabriel singing with the New Blood Orchestra and vocalists Ane Brun, Melanie Gabriel, Sevara Nazarkhan and Tom Cawley.
The setlist included songs from his previous orchestral covers album Scratch My Back and new orchestral arrangements of his solo songs, most of which went on to appear on the studio album New Blood. A single CD version of Live Blood formed part of the New Blood Deluxe Edition DVD released in 2011. The concerts were filmed in 3D.
The orchestral versions were arranged by John Metcalfe with Peter Gabriel except 'Signal To Noise' which was arranged by Peter Gabriel and Will Gregory and 'The Book of Love', which was arranged by Nick Ingman. The songs were conducted by Ben Foster, who is best known for his work on the BBC science fiction series Doctor Who, except 'In Your Eyes' which was conducted by John Metcalfe.
Recorded March 23 & 24 March 2011 at Hammersmith Apollo, London
Produced by Peter Gabriel
Peter Gabriel
has earned a worldwide reputation for his innovative work as a musician, writer and video maker. When at school he co-founded the group Genesis, which he left in 1975. His albums, live performance and videos since then have won him a succession of awards. Gabriel has released eleven solo albums and in 1986, his album 'So' won him his first Grammy. The videos from this project confirmed him as a leader in video production and included 'Sledgehammer', which has won the most music video awards ever, including number one position in 'Rolling Stones' top 100 videos of all time and the MTV most played video of all time.
This album contains no booklet.