*SO ORIGINAL!* 🎵 Peter Gabriel 'Big Time' REACTION

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[KeithDCanada]

This song came out when I was in high school, and it was the first time I really grasped the concept of 'materialism', and how some people think it's how much you have that makes you a more successful person.

I 'LOVE' Peter Gabriel tunes.

[DavidBurkhartimhemstead]

I love seeing Lex get excited over an old 80s song! You guys are great together!

[Phlogiston]

Peter Gabriel had so many amazing creative videos in the 80's

[davidmckenzie]

Peter Gabriel is a giant. Check out his live shows--even when he was much older. Fabulous stuff.

[sheldorleconcher]

You two have totally nailed it! Love Gabriel's weirdness!

[mokospoko]

iconic bassist Tony Levin playing the Chapman Stick on this track

[floorticket]

Tony Levin was one of the busiest bass players in the world at this time. Splitting time between Pete and King Crimson duties.

[_portis]

I always loved the tongue in cheek lyrics "I'll be stretching my mouth, to let those big words come right out", "When I show them 'round the house to my bed, i'll have it made like a mountain range, a snow white pillow for my big fat head". Love it!
Please don't stop there though! Gabriel is a master vocalist! On the same album you can find the excellent emotional but inspiring "don't give up". There's also from other albums "digging in the dirt" and "love to be loved". I recommend those 3 songs highly to see another side of Peter Gabriel!

[pauljansen]

You guys should listen to his duet with Kate Bush called "Don't give up"...it's beautiful!!

[auralfixxation]

This song is actually about how people who come from nothing tend to get some notice or make some money then forget, from whom and where they came from. They get lost in their own narcissistic, materialistic hype. I'm not saying I'm right but, that's what I get from it. It's really sarcastic lyrically but, sang over a very groovin' melody. Had to add this, Lex got it.

[chrisgrethlein]

The 80s were a very materialistic decade. Peter Gabriel wrote this to counter what was called "conspicuous consumption".

[LynnThompsonAuthor]

The '80s were really the golden age of music videos, back when MTV played one music video right after another, 24/7, and this one was one of the best. This was also my favorite song off the "So" album by Peter Gabriel, which is an amazing album as a whole.

[jasonmgomez]

growing up in the 80s, this was one of the only thoughtful critiques of the 80s culture of greed. AND it is so damn funky!

[custardflan]

This song should be played on a loop in New York, Los Angeles and Washington D.C. 24/7.

[johntrickey]

Omg this album was so big in '86. He won like every award.

[maxbrazil]

This is on a dedicated bass player's "to-learn" list. Bravo to Simon Clark!

[squirrelorama]

Hahaha! They watch a fun video and Brad ends up with an existential crisis about whether his truck is too big! That's my man, The Overthinker! 👍

[BrianKapellusch]

omg, FINALLY. nobody else seems to react to this, and it's my favorite Peter Gabriel song by far. Thank you!

[mangerinegirl]

This was my favorite song of his when I was a kid, and I really had no idea what it was truly about. Hearing it as an adult I appreciate it so much more. You guys are right, it was a good way to say something not nice—but very true.

[danw]

Spot on Lexi, read that song well. Such a great song.