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''Peter Gabriel'', also known as ''Car'' (a FanNickanme that later became AscendedFanon), is the debut solo studio album by the ProgressiveRock musician [[Music/PeterGabriel of the same name]], It was released through Creator/CharismaRecords in the United Kingdom, and Creator/AtcoRecords in the United States, on 25 February 1977.
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''Peter Gabriel'', also known as ''Car'' (a FanNickanme FanNickname that later became AscendedFanon), is the debut solo studio album by the ProgressiveRock musician [[Music/PeterGabriel of the same name]], It was released through Creator/CharismaRecords in the United Kingdom, and Creator/AtcoRecords in the United States, on 25 February 1977.
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''Peter Gabriel'', also known by its FanNickname ''Car'', is the debut solo studio album by the ProgressiveRock musician [[Music/PeterGabriel of the same name]], It was released through Creator/CharismaRecords in the United Kingdom, and Creator/AtcoRecords in the United States, on 25 February 1977.
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''Peter Gabriel'', also known by its FanNickname ''Car'', as ''Car'' (a FanNickanme that later became AscendedFanon), is the debut solo studio album by the ProgressiveRock musician [[Music/PeterGabriel of the same name]], It was released through Creator/CharismaRecords in the United Kingdom, and Creator/AtcoRecords in the United States, on 25 February 1977.
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* EverythingIsAnInstrument: The kick drum on "Solsbury Hill" was achieved by striking a phone book with a drumstick.
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* AMindIsATerribleThingToRead: The theme of "Here Comes the Flood". The inspiration was from a dream Gabriel had where "the psychic barriers which normally prevent us from seeing into each others’ thoughts had been completely eroded producing a mental flood. Those that had been used to having their innermost thoughts exposed would handle this torrent and those inclined to concealment would drown in it."
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* AMindIsATerribleThingToRead: The theme of "Here Comes the Flood". The inspiration was from a dream Gabriel had where "the psychic barriers which normally prevent us from seeing into each others’ others' thoughts had been completely eroded producing a mental flood. Those that had been used to having their innermost thoughts exposed would handle this torrent and those inclined to concealment would drown in it."
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* {{Scatting}}: The remaining parts of "Solsbury Hill" involved it.
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* {{Scatting}}: The remaining parts of "Solsbury Hill" involved involve it.
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* UncommonTime: "Solsbury Hill" was in 7/4 time.
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* SurrealMusicVideo: "Solsbury Hill" received one in 1990 to promote Gabriel's first GreatestHitsAlbum; the video features a combination of home movie footage, vignettes and abstract art pieces related to the song's lyrics, and scenes depicting a farmer gathering crops for a vegetable-themed wedding.
* UncommonTime: "Solsbury Hill"was is in 7/4 time.time, with the last two measures of each chorus switching to 4/4.
* UncommonTime: "Solsbury Hill"
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The album was recorded in UsefulNotes/{{Toronto}} and UsefulNotes/{{London}} with Canadian producer Bob Ezrin, best known at the time for working with Music/{{KISS}}, Music/LouReed, and Music/AliceCooper, giving the album his characteristic bombastic sound with brass and string arrangements.
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Peter Gabriel himself was happy with his music but felt that "Here Comes the Flood" was overproduced. In future releases of the song as well as live performances, he would do piano-only renditions.
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The album was recorded in UsefulNotes/{{Toronto}} and UsefulNotes/{{London}} with Canadian producer Bob Ezrin, best known at the time for working with Music/{{KISS}}, Music/LouReed, and Music/AliceCooper, giving the album his characteristic bombastic sound with brass and string arrangements. Peter Gabriel himself was happy with his music but felt that "Here Comes the Flood" was overproduced. In future releases of the song as well as live performances, he would do piano-only renditions.
