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Revisited |
| Previously released material | |
| Released on November 10, 1992 | |
| no chart information | |
| Find it at GEMM | |
| A2 82429 cover [high resolution scan] |
R evisited, regurgitated, reaping the rewards of an old bet, what’s the difference to a couple of old carnies like Peter Gabriel and, er, Peter Gabriel. This is product plain and simple, so if you already own his first two records, run in the other direction with your hands over your ears, preferably screaming all the way. It got interesting on Mercury, but the Atlantic albums were works in progress. Progress to 1992 with Us just flooding the markets and who could blame Atlantic for getting that nostalgic pang under their money belt? The thing is, they could have just as easily reissued his first two albums. Instead they decided to revisit them, which is mucking about with history. If you’re afraid to spend the money on two Peter Gabriel discs, oeuvres un et deux wouldn’t be what’s for dinner anyway; you’d save the cash for So, the third, Security. So who, other than me, would want this disc? Was there really a market for people out there who bought the first two albums (or were thinking of buying them), and decided that investing the cash in a digitally remastered compilation of the two would be the better investment? (That’s three questions, for anyone counting, and all No answers.) It really is a shoetree for a snake, this Revisited. Heaven forbid you enjoy it, you’ll be on the hook to buy the first two Gabriel records to hear what you’re missing. (And you are missing something.) It’s the very definition of dispensable. In fact, I’d be hard-pressed to think of a more useless record than Revisited. No alternate versions, no freebies, no nuthin, just a pre-made mixtape from Gabriel’s first and second for the clueless consumer. Tsk. You hate to see a snake like this loitering in Gabriel’s garden, but there’s no undoing it now.
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| A2 82429 picture sleeve | A2 82429 back sleeve |
TRACK LISTING
CREDITS
PETER GABRIEL -- voices, keyboard, flute, recorder, synthesizer, piano
JOZEF CHIROWSKI -- frontal keyboard, synthibam, bones
LARRY FAST -- synthesizer & treatments
ROBERT FRIPP -- electric guitar, classical guitar, banjo, Frippertronics
STEVE HUNTER -- full frontal guitar, electric and acoustic rhythm guitar, pedal steel
TONY LEVIN -- bass, tuba, background vocals, string bass, recorder arrangements, Chapman stick
JERRY MAROTTA -- drums, background vocals
SIDNEY McGINNIS -- electric guitar, steel guitar, background vocals, acoustic guitar, mandolin
ALLAN SCHWARTZBERG -- drums & directories
Bayete -- keyboards
Roy Bittan -- keyboards
Timmy Capello -- saxophone
George Marge -- recorders
Dick Wagner -- background vocals, solo guitar
Bob Kaus -- compiler
Michael A. Mazzarella -- research coordination
Val Azzoli -- executive producer
Tom Bouman -- art direction, design
Ron Jaramillo -- design
| REGION | RELEASE DATE | LABEL | MEDIA | ID NUMBER | FEATURES |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| US/CAN | November 10, 1992 | Atlantic | CD/CS | 82429 |
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