In 1986, the crazy theatrics and meandering prog-rockery were far behind Peter Gabriel. Post-Genesis, the former frontman delivered four self-titled albums of only sporadic success (Solsbury Hill, Games without Frontiers, Biko).

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Sometimes a track comes along that just makes your face hurt from smiling. Out friends Coloureds have delivered the goods again, in the form of their take on Peter Gabriel’s ‘Sledgehammer’.

Peter Gabriel is offering fans the first taste of the visual component of the upcoming, and somewhat belated, 25th anniversary reissue of his So album in the form of this 1-minute clip of "Sledgehammer" from the newly restored "Live in Athens 1987″ DVD — formerly the Martin Scorsese-produced concert film "PoV" — that will be included in the deluxe box set version of the reissue. That set, which includes four CDs, two DVDs, two vinyl records and a 60-page book, is due out Oct. 23.

You loved "So," and maybe even bought tickets to see Peter Gabriel perform his most famous album in concert. But what else do you know about the visionary rock vocalist?

Peter Gabriel's smash-hit Sledgehammer single almost didn't make it on his groundbreaking 1986 album So - because the singer/songwriter didn't bring his new music project to the studio until his band and session musicians were packing up after spending almost a year working with him.