вЂњOnce again, Gabriel has scored a first, and just possibly revolutionized concert lighting. вЂ“ John Griffin, The Montreal Gazette, 26 November 1986 The Rest Is Up To You

GabrielвЂ™s benedictions with arms outstretched to the masses and his leap into the faithful at stage-front while singing вЂLay Your Hands On MeвЂ™ came too close to religion for comfort from so sensitive a star.вЂќ Last nightвЂ™s two-hour set featured an ace four-piece international band, enough material from his decade-long, post-Genesis solo career to soothe the most savage breast and lighting that honestly deserves a separate review вЂ¦ But his current tour smacks too much of hi-tech cultism run rampant. вЂњOn the commercial front, Gabriel is one of a handful on the modern scene who assumes his listeners are out of diapers, sentient and deserving of something special in return for tickets that were being scalped for as much as $100 a piece. вЂ“ Steve Park, The Daily Illini, 17 November 1986 Hi-Tech Cultism Peter GabrielвЂ™s two-hour performance Saturday night in front of nearly 12,000 concertgoers at Assembly Hall was just what had been eagerly awaited вЂ“ a visual showcase of art rock encompassing everything from the rhythm of Motown to the tribal beat of Africa.вЂќ

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