Peter Gabriel - Mail On Sunday

In time we find out really talented people somehow end up with each other because they are simply brilliant. Such was the case wit the band named Genesis (formed in the sixties) founded by Tony Banks, Steve Hackett and Phil Collins. The name Tony Banks does not ring a bell to most people, Steve Hackett will ring more bells, but every bell will ring hearing the name of Phil Collins, for he had a big solo career after Genesis. But there were more people involved in the big success, especially the early years of Genesis and one of them was Peter Gabriel. Who also had a big big solo career afterwards.

I am usually a rhythm kind of guy and do not pay attention to lyrics, because well... there are a million zillion love songs, right?
But when it comes to people that really try to pass on a message I do listen. Peter Gabriel's songs usually are just that. Meaningful songs about life or a warning to the world things are just not right. 

This is a compilation album containing ten lesser known album tracks and 4 well known live tracks.

Track		Artist		Song		BPM
1		Peter Gabriel		Father, Son		107
2		Peter Gabriel		The Tower That Ate People (remix)		93
3		Peter Gabriel		Of These, Hope		121
4		Peter Gabriel		The Rhythm Of The Heat		161
5		Peter Gabriel		No Self Control		111
6		Peter Gabriel		Don't Break This Rhythm		103
7		Peter Gabriel		I Grieve		118
8		Peter Gabriel		Secret World		114
9		Peter Gabriel		I Have The Touch (Robbie Robertson remix)		91
10		Peter Gabriel		Red Rain		113
11		Peter Gabriel		Solsbury Hill (live)		113
12		Peter Gabriel		Sledgehammer (live)		96
13		Peter Gabriel		Don't Give Up (live)		160
14		Peter Gabriel		In Your Eyes (live)		91