Vendor: Import

Peter Gabriel - Live at WOMAD 1982 **Blemish Markdown** Vinyl Record

Regular price $ 619.00 MXN Sale price $ 619.00 MXN Regular price $ 760.00 MXN
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This record has a slightly bent corner. The album is new and sealed, and the vinyl is guaranteed. The good news is that we marked it down for HUGE savings. Coupon codes or further discounts do not apply.

Rare Peter Gabriel live recording from the inaugural WOMAD Festival (July 1982) — a landmark performance featuring early versions of Peter Gabriel 4 classics like "Shock the Monkey," "San Jacinto," and "The Rhythm of the Heat." Captured during the Friday night concert series at Bath and West Showground, this two-LP set documents Gabriel's intimate set with David Rhodes, John Giblin, Larry Fast, and the Bristol-based Ekomé ensemble. A pivotal moment in both festival and Gabriel history, now available on vinyl for the first time. Features seven of eight songs that would define Peter Gabriel 4, performed before the album's official release two months later. 

Record 1

1. San Jacinto (Live)
2. The Family and the Fishing Net (Live)
3. I Have the Touch (Live)
4. Lay Your Hands on Me (Live)
5. Shock the Monkey (Live)
6. I Go Swimming (Live)

Record 2

1. The Rhythm of the Heat (Live)
2. Kiss of Life (Live)
3. Biko (Live)
4. Side B is Etched - No Music

 

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