| PETER GABRIEL SECURITY | |
Also released in German language
| 01. The Rhythm Of The Heat (5:16) 02. San Jacinto (6:21) 03. I Have The Touch (4:31) 04. The Family And The Fishing Net (7:01) 05. Shock The Monkey (5:25) 06. Lay Your Hands On Me (6:06) 07. Wallflower (6:30) 08. Kiss Of Life (4:17) Total playing time: 46:01 All songs written & arranged by Peter Gabriel 1. The Rhythm Of The Heat
Jerry Marotta: Drums, Surdo Drums Ekome Dance Company: Ghanaian Drums Section Tony Levin: Bass Larry Fast: Moog, Prophet David Rhodes, John Ellis: B Vox
Jerry Marotta: Drums Tony Levin: Stick David Rhodes: Guitars John Ellis: additional Guitar Larry Fast: Moog Brass Jill Gabriel: B Vox
Jerry Marotta: Drums Tony Levin: Stick David Rhodes: Guitars, B Vox Larry Fast: Prophet, Moog John Ellis: B Vox
Jerry Marotta: Drums Larry Fast: Moog Bass Tony Levin: Stick John Ellis: Guitars David Rhodes: Guitars, B Vox Roberto Lanerie: Treated Saxophone Stephen Paine: CMI Peter Hammill: B Vox Traditional Ethiopian Pipes
Jerry Marotta: Drums Tony Levin: Stick David Rhodes: Guitars Larry Fast: Prophet Peter Hammill: B Vox
Jerry Marotta: Drums, Percussion Morris Pert: Timbales Tony Levin: Bass & Fretless David Rhodes: Guitars, B Vox David Lord: CMI, Polymoog, Prophet Peter Hammill: B Vox
Jerry Marotta: Drums Tony Levin: Bass David Rhodes: Guitars David Lord: Piano, CMI Larry Fast: Prophet
Jerry Marotta: Drums Morris Pert: Percussion Tony Levin: Bass David Rhodes: Guitars, B Vox Larry Fast: Moog Brass & Electronic Percussion David Lord: Piano John Ellis: B Vox Electronic production & processing: Fast & Gabriel Engineered by David Lord, assisted by Neil Perry Recorded at home (the first two weeks with Mobile One) & mixed down the road at Crescent Studios, Bath Remix: Shock The Monkey, SARM Studios, Engineer: Julian Mendelsohn with the help of Danny Heaps Digital editing: Advision Studios with thanks to Mike King Digital mixing facilities: (Sony PCM 1610 System) supplied by Digital Audio Systems Mobile One: Andy Rose & Tim Wybrow Fairlight CMI Recording, Programming & development: Stephen Paine of Syco Systems, Gabriel, Lord & Fast Digital delays & reverberation: AMS with thanks to Stuart Nevision & Mark Crabtree Equipment: Albert Lawrence, Mal Craggs, Alan Terry & Ian Tucker Management: GailForce with special thanks to Gail Colson & Norma Bishop Thanks to Jill, Stephanie, Tattie, Eda, Glenn & Gaynor Artwork: based on video images by Malcolm Poynter, Peter Gabriel & David Gardner Typesetting: Ron Hart Photos & gluing: dj Publishers: 1, 2, 4, 6: Peter Gabriel Ltd.; 3, 5, 7, 8: Cliofine Ltd. This is the album with what supposed to be, as its maker termed it, 'the world's first disposable title.' Security, or Peter Gabriel a fourth time around, may be unsure of its specific identity, but that is where uncertainty ends. Released in the fall of 1982, this digitally recorded & mastered LP is a sonic masterpiece which has also served Peter Gabriel's career as well. 'You don't listen to a Peter Gabriel (LP) as much as live it," wrote one critic about Security, & as a cross-section of opinions reflects the warmth which his unorthodoxy is accepted. Security is filled with sounds, textures & imagery, much of it, by contemporary standards, a bit exotic. There's 'Rhythm Of The Heat', a sensual track concerning psychologist/philosopher Carl Jung's somewhat metaphysical experiences with a group of African drummers. There's 'San Jacinto', about the death of an American Indian &, perhaps, of his culture as well. And there's 'Shock The Monkey', Gabriel's interpretation of the compulsive mid-60's Motown rhythms. (sleeve notes on US release)
(P) © 1982 Charisma Records Ltd. (UK) (P) © 1982 Geffen Records/distr. by MCA (US) 
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