2020 collection of Peter Gabriel songs from the movies. Having always loved the combination of film and music (aged 17 he gave up a place at film school to pursue a career in music) Peter Gabriel's... more

Gabriel's definitive 2-CD "best-of" (2003) has been out of print in the U.S. for years. This reissue boasts the original UK track listing: hits (Sledgehammer; Big Time; Shock the Monkey; Solsbury... more

This limited edition collection features both SCRATCH MY BACK and AND I'LL SCRATCH YOURS.

Peter Gabriel's "So" deserves the lavish anniversary treatment as much as any album out there. His 1986 #2 smash was not just the ex-Genesis singer's biggest solo triumph, but one of the essential... more

Peter Gabriel's "So" deserves the lavish anniversary treatment as much as any album out there. His 1986 #2 smash was not just the ex-Genesis singer's biggest solo triumph, but one of the essential... more

Peter Gabriel's "So" deserves the lavish anniversary treatment as much as any album out there. His 1986 #2 smash was not just the ex-Genesis singer's biggest solo triumph, but one of the essential... more

Gabriel is no stranger to grandeur, but this takes his flair for the dramatic to new heights: his March 2011 concert at the Hammersmith Apollo with the 46-piece New Blood Orchestra. He introduces... more

NEW BLOOD is a continuum of Peters previous SCRATCH MY BACK album - the song-swap project where he covered the songs of others, all to an orchestral backing. Thanks to the precise arrangements by... more

The Deluxe Edition includes a bonus instrumental CD, plus bonus song "Blood of Eden".

Fifteen years after leaving Genesis, Gabriel looked back at his solo career with this 1990 "best-of." A new version of Here Comes the Flood and the new song Shaking the Tree join all the essentials:... more

Peter Gabriel, First Solo Album after leaving GENESIS, featuring ROBERT FRIPP & TONY LEVIN from KING CRIMSON, U.S. CD release from 1990.

2010 album from the Rock icon, a collection of beautifully performed cover versions. Gabriel describes this as a very personal record with 12 songs performed only with orchestral instruments and... more