Phil Collins
#16
Re: Phil Collins
Originally Posted by Manc
my mum has the album
"Phil Collins hits"
I think they put the space in the wrong place of the title myself, but there you go.
"Phil Collins hits"
I think they put the space in the wrong place of the title myself, but there you go.
#17
Re: Phil Collins
Originally Posted by Lion in Winter
At last. Someone fights for truth, justice and decent music. Phil Collins could be locked in a lift for the rest of his days as far as I'm concerned - musak.
#18
Re: Phil Collins
Originally Posted by Manc
well when his Hits album came out, it was battling for No.1 in the album charts with the Beautiful South. and Phil won.
"Phoney Beatlemania has bitten the dust" (repeat, until feel better).
#19
Re: Phil Collins
Originally Posted by Lion in Winter
At last. Someone fights for truth, justice and decent music. Phil Collins could be locked in a lift for the rest of his days as far as I'm concerned - musak.
#20
Re: Phil Collins
Originally Posted by tony_2003
the Streets are fantastic as well...
#21
Re: Phil Collins
Originally Posted by tony_2003
It's all subjective mate. I happen to think the Clash made about two decent songs and the rest was drivel along with the rest of punk. You'd disagree with that i'm sure. You probably think the Darkness and the Streets are fantastic as well...
http://www.snopes.com/music/songs/someair.htm
Claim: Phil Collins wrote the song In the Air Tonight after witnessing an incident in which a man refused to come to the aid of a drowning swimmer.
The story has to do with Phil Collins supposedly watching his close friend drown from a nearby cliff, while he stood helpless, too far away to rescue. In addition, supposedly there was a man who could have rescued the friend but just stood idly by. Then, Phil writes a song about the experience and gives the man a front row ticket to the show where he premieres the song. While Phil sings the song to him, the spotlight is on the man in the front row.
Does anyone know the truth?
#22
Re: Phil Collins
Originally Posted by Manc
who the funk are the Streets?
#23
Re: Phil Collins
Originally Posted by tony_2003
Ah a real treat. He's basically a brummy who has been hailed "Britains answer to Eminem". I aquired a CD of his a few weeks ago. This guy raps over what sounds like a casio keyboard in his bedroom. The raps are usually about mundane things like going to the local blockbusters or getting birds. Utter shite.
Britains answer to Eminem?
do we want a flippin answer?
#24
Re: Phil Collins
Originally Posted by dbark
OK, I've always wondered about Phil Collins - how true is the story of In The Air Tonight? It always put me off him a bit ...
http://www.snopes.com/music/songs/someair.htm
Claim: Phil Collins wrote the song In the Air Tonight after witnessing an incident in which a man refused to come to the aid of a drowning swimmer.
The story has to do with Phil Collins supposedly watching his close friend drown from a nearby cliff, while he stood helpless, too far away to rescue. In addition, supposedly there was a man who could have rescued the friend but just stood idly by. Then, Phil writes a song about the experience and gives the man a front row ticket to the show where he premieres the song. While Phil sings the song to him, the spotlight is on the man in the front row.
Does anyone know the truth?
http://www.snopes.com/music/songs/someair.htm
Claim: Phil Collins wrote the song In the Air Tonight after witnessing an incident in which a man refused to come to the aid of a drowning swimmer.
The story has to do with Phil Collins supposedly watching his close friend drown from a nearby cliff, while he stood helpless, too far away to rescue. In addition, supposedly there was a man who could have rescued the friend but just stood idly by. Then, Phil writes a song about the experience and gives the man a front row ticket to the show where he premieres the song. While Phil sings the song to him, the spotlight is on the man in the front row.
Does anyone know the truth?
#25
Re: Phil Collins
The real question is:
Phil Collins- great drummer, great singer or balding pepperpot*?
* I've always thought that PhilCo looked like a pepperpot. Something to do with the way he dresses or moves.
At least he's out there as the balding man's success symbol
NC Penguin
Phil Collins- great drummer, great singer or balding pepperpot*?
* I've always thought that PhilCo looked like a pepperpot. Something to do with the way he dresses or moves.
At least he's out there as the balding man's success symbol
NC Penguin
#27
Re: Phil Collins
Originally Posted by Manc
I think it was after he faxed his wife asking for a divorce
#28
Re: Phil Collins
Originally Posted by tony_2003
It's all subjective mate. I happen to think the Clash made about two decent songs and the rest was drivel along with the rest of punk. You'd disagree with that i'm sure. You probably think the Darkness and the Streets are fantastic as well...
But to compare Phil Collins to The Clash is sort of like comparing Andy Williams to The Doors. It may be a relative choice, but it's not a hard one.
#29
Re: Phil Collins
Originally Posted by Manc
who the funk are the Streets?