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I am still listening to Gabriel almost every day and love it. I have him on my phone (since he isn't available on Spotify), so I play him at work a lot.
I am still listening to Gabriel almost every day and love it. I have him on my phone (since he isn't available on Spotify), so I play him at work a lot.
What's really interesting about this album is that there are no cymbals on the drum parts. There are some bells, however. But, Gabriel encouraged Phil Collins and other drummers away from using cymbals. Phil Collins did this on Intruder and the use of no cymbals builds a tension throughout the song. If a cymbal is used it creates a certain release in tension. Very interesting to listen back knowing there are no cymbals on the album. As a drummer, this is really hard to pull off. I rely heavily on cymbals. Songs feel empty to me without them, yet PG3 is my favorite album.