(CNN) -- Musician Peter Gabriel wants people to recreate scenes from "Sledgehammer," his popular 1986 stop-motion music video that MTV tells Mashable is one of the most-played clips ever on the TV network. An interactive tab on the former Genesis rocker's Facebook page allows his fans to pick a scene from the music video, record a re-creation or upload an existing YouTube clip and vote for the best submissions. SEE ALSO: Conor Maynard Crowdsources Concert Spots With 'MayniacMap' The "Grab Your Sledgehammer" contest is tied to the 25th anniversary of Gabriel's "So" album, which will be re-released Oct. 22 in three different versions (see video below). One winner will receive a TDKperformance Wireless Boombox and autographed artwork, while 30 runners-up will earn "Sledgehammer" posters. The "Sledgehammer" video won nine MTV Video Music Awards in 1987. © 2011 MASHABLE.com. All rights reserved.
"Grab Your Sledgehammer" lets fans recreate scenes from Peter Gabriel's iconic music video . Facebook contest is tied to the 25th anniversary of Gabriel's album, "So"