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Peter Gabriel Plays Live Mp3, Flac, Wma Peter Gabriel Plays Live mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock Album: Plays Live Country: US Released: 1983 MP3 version RAR size: 1938 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1777 mb WMA version RAR size: 1564 mb Rating: 4.7 Votes: 574 Other Formats: VQF TTA MP4 APE ASF AA MPC Tracklist A1 The Rhythm Of The Heat 6:23 A2 I Have The Touch 4:37 A3 Not One Of Us 5:00 A4 Family Snapshot 4:00 B1 D.I.Y. 3:59 B2 The Family And The Fishing Net 7:14 B3 Intruder 4:34 B4 I Go Swimming 4:29 C1 San Jacinto 8:15 C2 Solsbury Hill 4:31 C3 No Self Control 5:03 C4 I Don't Remember 4:03 D1 Shock The Monkey 7:10 D2 Humdrum 3:54 D3 On The Air 5:14 D4 Biko 6:30 Companies, etc. Record Company – Fonogram, S.A. Phonographic Copyright (p) – Charisma Records Ltd. Distributed By – Fonogram, S.A. Pressed By – COFASA Printed By – Gráficas Foco, S.A. Mixed At – Shabbey Road Studios Mastered At – The Town House Mastered At – Artisan Sound Recorders Credits Chapman Stick [Stick], Bass, Backing Vocals – Tony Levin Drums, Percussion, Backing Vocals – Jerry Marotta Engineer – Peter Walsh Engineer [Live Recording] – Neil Kernon Guitar, Backing Vocals – David Rhodes Mastered By – Peter Wolliscroft* Photography By [Back Cover] – Margaret Maxwell Photography By [Front Cover] – Armando Gallo Photography By [Inner Bag] – Armando Gallo, Margaret Maxwell, Tony Levin Producer – Peter Gabriel, Peter Walsh Synthesizer, Piano – Larry Fast (Synergy)* Synthesizer, Piano, Written-By – Peter Gabriel Notes First catalog number on back cover and spine, second on inner bag 1 and LP1 labels, and third one on inner bag 2 and LP2 labels. Single sleeve with two inner paper bags for the vinyls. Recorded by Le Mobile on Autumn 1982 Tour of the United States and Canada. Fix 'n' Mix at Shabbey Road Studios, Bath, Spring 1983. Mastered at the Townhouse, London and Artisan Sound Recorders, Los Angeles. Barcode and Other Identifiers Matrix / Runout (Runout Side A - Machine Stamped): 850 812446 // 1 ✶ A ✶ 1 Matrix / Runout (Runout Side B - Machine Stamped): 850 812446 // 1 ✶ B ✶ 1 Matrix / Runout (Runout Side C - Machine Stamped): 850 812447 // 1 ✶ A ✶ 1 Matrix / Runout (Runout Side D - Machine Stamped): 850 812447 // 1 ✶ B ✶ 1 Rights Society: SGAE Depósito Legal (LP 1): M-17386-1983 Depósito Legal (LP 2): M-17387-1983 Other (Impuesto de Lujo a Metalico): Permiso Num. 6421 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Plays Live (2xLP, PGDL 1 Peter Gabriel Charisma PGDL 1 UK 1983 Album) Plays Live - 5310501292 Peter Gabriel Highlights (CD, Real World 5310501292 Australia 2011 Album, RE, RM) Plays Live (Cass, 2G5 4012 Peter Gabriel Geffen Records 2G5 4012 US 1983 Album, Dol) Peter Gabriel = ピーター・ Peter Gabriel = ガブリエル* - Plays Live = Charisma, VJCP-3011~2 VJCP-3011~2 Japan 1990 ピーター・ガブリエル* プレイズ・ライブ (2xCD, Virgin Japan Album, RE) Plays Live (2xLP, Charisma, 812 445-1 Peter Gabriel 812 445-1 Germany 1983 Album) Phonogram Related Music albums to Plays Live by Peter Gabriel Peter Gabriel - Selections From "Peter Gabriel Plays Live" Peter Gabriel - Back To Front 2013 03.10.13 Vienna, Austria Peter Gabriel - Shock the Monkey Peter Gabriel - The Warm Up Tour - Brescia, Italy 02/07/07 Peter Gabriel - Solsbury Hill Peter Gabriel - The Warm Up Tour - Summer 2007: 23/06/07 Hyde Park, England Del Shannon - Gigantes Del Pop - Vol. 32 Peter Gabriel - Back To Front 2013 - 15.10.13 - France Peter Gabriel - Shaking The Tree: Sixteen Golden Greats Peter Gabriel - Back To Front 2012 - Fairfax, Va 10.14.12.
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