Peter Gabriel - Solsbury Hill (Live DNA)

This montage of live performances of Solsbury Hill includes footage from Rockpalast (1978), Live in Athens (1987), Secret World Live (1993), Growing Up Live (2003), New Blood Live (2011) and Back To Front (2013).

Solsbury Hill was Peter's fist solo single and features on his debut, self-titled album, that was originally released in 1977. It's been a firm live favourite ever since, as this video shows.

[barbarapassmore]

My late husband adored Peter Gabriel. He died aged 31. I’m nearly seventy, but this binds us forever together. He is the young Peter. He never lived to be the older version. RIP my love and thank you for the beautiful memories and two beautiful children

[richardwatkins]

Provided that Peter Gabriel and his band can keep doing this FOREVER, then humanity might just be alright. No pressure, guys.

[andromedagalaxy]

2024, and I wish I was there for this moment in music history. I love it so much.

[drAgonflysix]

The world wouldn't be the same without Peter Gabriels music in it.
in your eyes is the best song Peter Gabriel ever produced.

[Cutter-jxxj]

I just 64, I don't remember getting old, I just remember waking up that way. I have loved Peter Gabriel for as long as I can remember. Music, the magical time machine😊

[jacobfinder]

Peter Gabriel 🙏. We are so fortunate to have grown up with music and the artists that made the best music

[dougm]

Released in 1977 and fresh as a daisy still…Gabriel is a genius and should be Sir Peter by now!

[fiorenzapozzati]

I lost my husband 3 days ago and yesterday at his funeral we listened to this song during the memorial service which was one of his favourites! He was 69 years old and lived listening to the music of Peter and his beloved Genesis. Every time I listen to it I feel like I have it close to me 💔💔

[halvorsveen]

Only a genius can compose a masterpiece like this. Thank you.

[bartsalemink]

Our youngest son had a rough start in life and had to spend 5 days in nicu before he got strong enough to go home with us and his twin brother. During those days, we were all still in the hospital and as I knew his feeding schedule I went to check every time I could, or feed him myself. Day and night. Every day, every night. On the morning rounds of the last day, I was told he was good to go if I was confident about getting him fed sufficiently. I bursted in tears of joy like a kid. We got him checked out and I was allowed to roll him over to the newborns department where my wife and the twin brother were waiting for me to get back. I opened the door and said 'honey grab your things, I've come to take you home' while I rolled in our youngest behind me. Good phrase so I thought. So, after all the paperwork was done and we got in the car, this song just so happened to come on the radio. Kids are almost 2 years old now and perfectly healthy, but the song still gets me goosebumps and a tear in my eye.

[fiesty]

And throughout all the years shown here the legendary bassist tony Levin is there at Peter's side.

[billswife]

This song will never get old. Sounds as great as it did 30-40 years ago. ❤❤❤

[Booboonancy]

“Grab your things, I’ve come to take you home” gets me every time. Everyone in difficulty should hear those words at least once in their lifetime 💔

[trident]

In the late 1970s Peter Gabriel performed in Stockholm on the stage of the Gröna Lund amusement park. I had just bought his first record and liked it very much. The gig was fantastic but later on when I went to my work at the Grand Hotel Stockholm where I worked in Room Service I got an order and it turned out it was PG´s room so I actually could thank him in person for the show. He had his spouse and small children with him and was very down to earth and nice to talk to. I cherish this memory when I see this video and you can see how he and the band enjoyes performing still. What an artist and person he is.

[helenchristie]

Can we all agree that Peter Gabriel has aged like a damn good wine? Jeez the man is beautiful 😍

[rajo]

We need more of this feeling in our lives. Humanity is capable of so much beauty and joy and it’s largely difficult to find much of that the last decade. So I’ll just bathe in this for a while.

[chrislinke]

If there was an editing oscar for music videos, the person who put this together should have gotten it. It is flawless. I have always loved this song, this video just makes me love it more.

[cesarjom]

50 years of my life just passed in front of my eyes, no better way than to do that with Peter Gabriel. Thanks!

[VesaGuardian]

"Grab your things I've come to take you home". The most beautiful thing I have ever heard.

[MICKSS]

One of those songs I NEVER, EVER get tired of hearing!