Secret World Live Mapplethorpe 3 spot on Billboard in

3 spot on Billboard in October 1987

The sepia quality was meant to evoke a non-specific past and to allow the brushstroke across the middle to be better rendered in colour and so make a contrast

pushed into the corner of the album cover by the all seeing eye - the eye of paranoia

hundreds of beds stretching across the landscape at the behest of master visionary

Secret World Live Mapplethorpe 3 spot on Billboard inSecret World Live is one of a collection of limited edition archival inkjet prints published to celebrate a catalogue of truly remarkable and unique sound works by Peter Gabriel. The album cover was designed to evoke the portion of the Secret World Live show in which Peter would hold the telephone receiver aloft, and arose partly out of Peter's interest in the way sound waves create patterns; the themes of the Secret World tour were communication and