Gabriel, Peter - The Rhythm Of The Heat Lyrics

Rinchiusa nelle croci
Del mare Calipso attende
La sua resurrezione all'inferno
Vestita dai cuori che ha
Distrutto nel suo abisso
Profondo, la luna la bacia
E la notte l'abbraccia
Ecco la regina della morte
Ecco la signore della morte

Un respiro profondo come
L'oceano, un bacio nero
Come la disperazione
Intrappolato nei suoi
Occhi il fuoco non smette
Mai di bruciare e chiedere
Perdono

From 3:45 on it goes into another stratosphere...

HAUNTING! Especially the drum solo at the end

CALIPSO

Calipso
Castelli
A picco sul
Mare

Calipso
L'odore
Massacrante
Di vita

Calipso
Il mio silenzio
A volte
Mi lascia
Senza felicità

Calipso
Si muore
A volte
Quando
Il mare
Si chiude

Calipso
L'anello
Del male

Calipso
Il cerchio
Della vita

Calipso
Per sempre
Da sola
Nell'eterno

Calipso
In attesa
Dell'uomo
Che resta

Calipso
Più non
Si ritorna

Calipso
Silenzio
Lasciami
Andare

Calipso
Su questo
Tempo - mare
Che vaga
Senza memoria.

Someone say Drums?

I saw him live on this tour..at UIC Pavilion..OMG still one of the best shows I've seen..and I saw A LOT..👍

One of those songs that brings emotions, whatever we call them......I think he gave Roger Waters some wings to let his voice out, maybe I'm wrong.....

There was a color guard that performed to this song, truly awesome

New wave, progressive pop, post-punk, worldbeat, art pop, avant-pop, dark wave

One of the greatest albums of the 80´s !!

Security calor est nihil.

Great song...

Haunting drum beats......

je ré ecoute cela avec délectation, le temps n'a aucune emprise sur ce titre.........frissons garantie et respect pour monsieur Peter

COTTI
NELLE FORNACI
ARDENTI
ANCORA NON
PRONTI ALLA
MORTE
GLI OCCHI
COTTI ALLA
BRACE SOLO
IL SOLE
DI UNA CROCE
ANCORA
RIESCONO A
GUARDARE

UN ATTIMO
PER DISTRUGGERE
L'ETERNO
UN ATTIMO
PER MORIRE
UN ATTIMO
PER APPASSIRE

L'ULTIMA NOTTE
A DANZARE
E MARCIRE
NEL FUOCO
SACRO DEGLI
ALBERI DA
SOLDI...
ECCOLO IL
CAOS
SI CAMBIA
PIÙ VELOCI
DEL PENSIERO
PIÙ VELOCI
DELLA NOTTE
E GIÀ QUÌ TUTTO
PIÙ NON
ACCADRÀ
PIÙ NULLA
SARÀ.

GRAZIE
MADRE PER
QUESTA MORTE
GRAZIE
DEL TUO
INELUTTABILE
SUICIDIO
GRAZIE D AVER
LIBERATO
L UNIVERSO DI
PESI E
POLVERE
DI STELLE CADUTE

CI
SONO
SOLO
BOCCHE AL SOLE
ASSETATE
UN ULTIMO
ETERNO
SORRISO
ILLUMINATO
DALLA ETERNA
LUNA.

AMEN!

Pure 'Dynamik des Unbewussten'. C.G Jung.

Smash the camera, smash the watch the best Jung's song.

once I was high, I was in Amsterdam waiting with my friends in a bus to a squatted village. in my head I was listening to this song without any device. my mind was playing it from memory and I was imagining a video for it or should I say the images were coming to my mind. I never made that video. therefore I am guilty

The theme song for natural selection.

I love it

Justice is coming to Tombstone.
https://youtu.be/uo8rhsPv170

Smash the camera

the spirit enters into me and I submit to trust.man he really belts it out when he says the rhythm has my soul....And the offbeats on the drums,are the bomb! nobody ever made music like Gabriel, he's a genius, he's not afraid to experiment with different sounds,that with his showmanship is what makes Peter Gabriel,Peter Gabriel!

MASTERPIECE

This song always reminds me of the Original V miniseries theme song from the 80s. 1:55 The drumming particularly.

Miami Vice 'Evan' ep. 🙌

The Islanders Rare WWF Theme song brought me here

4:02 Oh gud lawd

@BROTHER C.W. ENCINO '87 yup

This album is audio narcotic. Every time I start listening I can’t get enough! The only Peter Gabriel album I listen to.

What a shame you miss so much

Reynholm P.S. Nickleback


0:18

opening song to evan, miami vice season one 2nd to last episode...1984.. id love to be 17 again...this song and that show rocked

I'm here because of the Game Grumps! Thanks Dan!

honestly I'm glad Dan turns people on to so much good music haha

I just discovered this song from a documentary where Peter Gabriel explains how he uses the FairlightCMI (I think i can heard it in the song). This completely genius, the African percs blend perfectly with the guitar and the voice. I am not familiar with everything that belongs to Rock music but I love this artist, definitely !!

This was an absolutely incredible concert. The stage set up with the four towers at the corners of the stage!!! Oakland Coliseum. Amazingness!!!!

This album has my soul!

Miami Vice brought me here..................

As this goes on...I become...something else.

And I submit to trust

Miami Vice music

Very great song !

Awsome song Old school dark

Peter Gabriel c'est le gènie musical avec une toute grande modestie. Ce type à l'inspiration des anges. Merçi à toi Peter.

Peter Gabriel, loves you since 50 years

Un pur chef d'oeuvre !

C'est ca

tripping

I love this album. Very thematic, but brillant. One of his best. Wish he would make a album of completely new material. Sadly, I won't hold my breath to it.

rain73ful He is already 68 and let's just enjoy the music he's released in the past 😊

Such a amazing album.God Bless Peter Gabriel.

V the final battle theme 1983
This 1982

A-B-S-O-L-U-T-E Genius !
Peter Gabriel is a Phantastic Musician ...

Reminsce of 1982 my high school days

what the shit is that album cover

A Storm Trooper and Darth Vader... at LEAST!!

Here is what PGabriel says about it:
http://realworldgalleries.com/security/

Awesomeness?

To me it depicts an empty 1970s funhouse car on track with goblin face. No security, always now..oh it's raining too.

sambsonwayfinder you'll find (if you don't already know that is.lol) that Peter will correspond with "us" on his Facebook and other pages when he has the Inkling to do so, which is regular. Peace from Ayrshire Scotland

I instantly liked this tune when i heard it in Natural Born Killers back in 1994...i was searching for it for years...i finally got this motherfucker!!!!

Some dummies were disputing that this is the actual song being played when it clearly is

For real?!...of course it is...

Alucinante...

Haku and Tama....The Islanders!!!

Looking out the window

I see the red dust clear

High up on the red rock

Stands the shadow with the spearThe land here is strong

Strong beneath my feet

It feeds on the blood

It feeds on the heatThe rhythm is below me

The rhythm of the heat

The rhythm is around me

The rhythm has control

The rhythm is inside me

The rhythm has my soulThe rhythm of the heat

The rhythm of the heat

The rhythm of the heat

The rhythm of the heat

The rhythm of the heat

The rhythm of the heat[Repeat x2]

Drawn across the plainland

To the place that is higher

Drawn into the circle

That dances round the fire

We spit into out hands

And breathe across the palms

Raising them up high

Held open to the sunSelf-conscious, uncertain

I'm showered with the dust

The spirit enters into me

And I submit to trustSmash the radio

No outside voices here

Smash the watch

Cannot tear the day to shreds

Smash the camera

Cannot steal away spirits

The rhythm is around me

The rhythm has control

The rhythm is inside me

The rhythm has my soul

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I live in New Mexico. Every word of this is truth. Right now, looking at rocks and the land, 90 degrees out in harsh sun:
"The land here is strong

Strong beneath my feet

It feeds on the blood

It feeds on the heat'


There is blood in this land. And a a terrible strength. I fell in love with this song long before New Mexico but now I know... a lot more.

Thank you.

A friend and I were doing a High Fidelity list .Top 5 Side one Track ones. This song was on my list.

The most important song of Peter Gabriel..........for me

i forgot how amazing this is

Un excellent CD du grand Gabriel. Un de mes préférés!

Was the end of this song ever used in a movie trailer?

Yes!  So nice to share positivity with you.
Much Love and Peace, my friend.

The percussion solo (towards the end) was featured in an episode of Miami Vice - the scene was a drugs bust.

It was in the Tombstone trailer from 1993. God knows why I remember that, I was just really surprised at the time.

It was used in Natural Born Killers

Also used in a TV spot for Pearl Harbor.

Love this song. Love the whole album.

Miami Vice...episode was called 'Evan.' Pure classic.

yea i just commented on that...classic in every way bro..plus biko to end the same episode

very skill in rithms al over the world ..the time THE science tecnology and ....modo of age

love this, thanks!

I remember when this album came out in 82 I believe, and I was so hooked and obsessed with it. It was like nothing was even close to being compared with him. Absolutely amazed with this album.

I was born in 82, and have loved Gabriel's music about as long as I can remember...

@Vernon Hardapple wow,I graduated high school in 80, I seen him 4 times 2 at the Greek,1 at universal ampa.theatre,and at the forum, the best, don't want to rub it in ,but he's older and can't move like the old days,he would drop backwards in the crowd at every concert I been to, now that's fkn nuts to do that! But everyone was cool and didn't molest the hell out of him.

I'd listen to this album over and over. I stuck a tape of it in a mate's stereo system, and the whole houseful went quiet for the entire album. I think it was several minutes before somebody spoke, it just left us all exhausted. But in a good way, like we'd just done or witnessed something majestic and awe-inspiring. And no, we weren't smoking anything we shouldn't have! lol

Right.Use of CMI was EEEspecially great!

yep. i was doing a film and it inspired the voice i used for my character...

This...  May be my favorite Peter Gabriel song.

And I have about 20 favorite Peter Gabriel songs.

But this one...  This one goes right to the throat, from the very first second.  There's no build-up; it is a freight-train in the face.

Sledgehammer, Here comes the flood, Down the Dolce Vita, Biko, Family Snapshot, etc. etc.  They are ALL fantastic songs.  But this one comes from *that* place.  That place we all have, deep down Inside.  The tribal.  The simple.  The primitive.  For a couple of minutes, I am not working in an office, or driving a car on my way to the gym.

For a few minutes I am a savage.  Descendant of a thousand generations of savages.  And tonight...

Tonight we hunt.

High on the red rock, I am the shadow with a spear.

The rythym has my soul, indeed.

Couldnt have put it better!!!

only 20? lol

!!!!! :-)

Good and classic storm of music uuuuu

Only missing "Breath of Life" on your playlist. One of the best albums of ALL TIME.

You like it that much you don't it's called 'Kiss of Life''

The last great Gabriel.  After Security he became a parody of himself and now he's one of those "elder-statesman oldies acts."  So many rock artists seem to jump the shark around the time they turn 32 and he was no exception. 

"Up" is a fantastic album! I'd wish he'd release another album.

Sorry I can't agree with that... plenty of heart soul and indifference to pop in all of his work since...

I kinda of agree with u, but then he released Up at the age of 52...

This album was so ahead of its' time.

Bollocks

exellent album de peter 

"The Rhythm of the Heat" is based on Carl Jung’s experience while observing a group of African drummers. " - Wikipedia

The twin flame is found within the rhythm when one reaches this profound level. She is the creative muse to a man and God to a woman. He knows it, too. "I been feelin ya in the rhythm, what we are doing" etc

And opens with a didgeridoo. Real authentic.

Miami vice

Who cares?

Yes indeed. Poor Evan

One of the greatest albums ever made...sheer genius.

All I can think is.....
"go on Mal, get mad!"

I use this song to test speakers and amps.

I use this song to test psychic connections and kinetic weapons.

I use this song to astral project and sprint through infernos unscathed.

I used this song to fly.

I use this song to test the viscosity of my motor oil....

One of the great songs of all time. A treasure, that is worth repeated listens and singing along full voice, note for note. :)

Incredible percussion.

Phil Collins is on drums

@Stephen Kirchin Hey Steve. Phil Collins is incredible but he did not play on this album. It is Jerry Marotta. 

Gracias!

Que Teníamos Que Hacer Con Los Capítulos de "El Laberinto de La Soledad"???
Un Resumen??

Profe, Que Tenía Que Decir El Trabajo Escrito?
Mi Experiencia En el Concierto?

For Me, This Song and Intruder, Are The Most Powerful Songs of Gabriel.

Picking up the fairlight thread, for anyone who's interested, get the Vogel CMI app on the apple App Store and check out "Swannee" on CMI IIx Disk #21 Wind. Play in the lowest octave, it's the raw CMI sample PG used on this! It's worth the few bucks! There's a load of real recognisable sounds and a few DX7 samples in there too!

Thank you very much !!

I fund this album as teenager. Prior to this, I was the typical mass produced music lover, Never realising how powerful a song Could really be.
sadly the cassette got chewed. forgot about this album until one day....YouTube reconnected me to my past
thanks for uploading.

I don't know why, but this song always makes me think of "The Hunger Games". I guess its the relentless bass push that builds until the climax percussion at the end. Also the great atmospheric use of the CMI Fairlight. If there was a musical interpretation of Carl Jung's African travels, Gabriel nailed it. This is one of the best Gabriel songs with the the best Album. Yes it was not a pop juggernaut as SO was, but Gabriel 4 was so music eclectic and original you just can't go wrong.

The rhythm has my soul. Awesome!

Something about this song, gets me everytime.

Been looking for a good quality upload of this one. Thanks for posting!