gplcarlos Posted November 8, 2022 Posted November 8, 2022 (edited) Peter Gabriel - i/o December 1, 2023 Tracklist: 1. Panopticom 2. The Court 3. Playing for Time 4. i/o 5. Four Kinds of Horses 6. Road to Joy 7. So Much 8. Olive Tree 9. Love Can Heal 10. This is Home 11. And Still 12. Live and Let Live i/o is his first studio album of new material since UP, released in 2002. Each track on i/o will have three mixes, the Bright-Side Mixes by Mark “Spike” Stent, the Dark-Side Mixes by Tchad Blake and the In-Side Mixes (immersive Dolby Atmos versions) by Hans-Martin Buff. Edited October 31, 2023 by gplcarlos
Otter Posted November 8, 2022 Posted November 8, 2022 Oh... I don't think i've gotten into any of his albums which followed So but It'd be fun to see him on tour before he retires.
gplcarlos Posted January 5, 2023 Author Posted January 5, 2023 (edited) Songs Artworks: Artwork: Panopticon - "Red Gravity" by David Spriggs The Court - "Lifting the Course" by Tim Shaw Playing for Time - "Mes voeux (avec nos cheveux)" by Annette Messager i/o - “Colour experiment no. 114” by Olafur Eliasson Four Kinds of Horses - "Snap" by Cornelia Parker Road to Joy - "Middle Finger in Pink" by Ai WeiWei So Much - "Somewhere Over Mercia" - Henry Hudson Olive Tree - "Chroniques avec la Nature" - Barthélemy Toguo Love Can Heal - "A small print of what i think love looks like" - Antony Micallef This Is Home - "Conexión de catedral II" - David Moreno And Still - "And Still (Time)" - Megan Rooney Live and Let Live - "Soundsuit #1" - Nick Cave Edited October 31, 2023 by gplcarlos
gplcarlos Posted June 15, 2023 Author Posted June 15, 2023 At the beginning I was very ambivalent about this strategy, and now that the tour has started with the new songs, the anxiety only increases to hear them in their final versions. But at the same time, with these month-to-month releases, I pay much more attention to each song and each version. And for a veteran of his type, that's great in the age of streaming. And like it or not, it matters. The coverage he receives is also greater, "there has never been so much talk about Peter Gabriel as there is now". What still leaves doubts, obviously, is how the end of all this will be, the physical release of this album also has to be something very grand, since it would be the culmination of this campaign.
The7thStranger Posted June 15, 2023 Posted June 15, 2023 I've been waiting for this album for well over decade. I'm trying very hard to not listen to any of the singles until the full album has been released. I loved Up, and I hope I/O will live up to my expectations.
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