• Phil Collins

    From Darkman Almighty@21:1/199 to Nightfox on Thu Sep 30 17:56:25 2021
    On 30 Sep 2021, Nightfox said the following...

    Re: Re: Phil Collins
    By: Nigel Reed to Avon on Thu Sep 30 2021 02:39 am

    I went to see Phil in Houston for my birthday in 2019. It was a great show. Sure, he can't play drums any more, his voice isn't what is was he definitely can't dance, but he can still put on a spectacular show There was a very moving Genesis tribute section. His son, Nik, can ho his own on the drumset and his backing singers picked up the slack.

    I would have liked to see Phil Collins live, but I never have. I've
    seen some videos of bits of some of his shows, and they looked fun.

    Nightfox

    Same here. I was excited to see Genesis on tour.. to bad it wasn't sooner.
    The tickets for the show are super expensive for one but the other day I happened to see some video of his latest shows. Seems like it's a pretty good show overall but it's just sad to see him just sitting in a chair. Maybe it's best I didn't go to the show.

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  • From Avon@21:1/101 to Nightfox on Fri Oct 1 11:03:13 2021
    On 30 Sep 2021 at 12:43p, Nightfox pondered and said...

    I would have liked to see Phil Collins live, but I never have. I've
    seen some videos of bits of some of his shows, and they looked fun.

    I've been listening to his music quite a bit lately and really like it. When I have heard some of his singing at more recent live concerts I felt he should have stopped. It seems like keeping the $$ coming in for him keeps him going but it seems sad as his health is not great and it really shows. I am suprised given the guy would have made a lot of $$ over the years.

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  • From Josh Ramsey@21:2/121 to Darkman on Mon Oct 4 19:37:00 2021
    Darkman wrote to The Millionaire <=-

    I'm guessing he doesn't need the money, so these concerts are for the fans. Nice that he's doing one last tour with Genesis.

    I think this is true. And while it's also true Collins's voice is fragile now, it's not anything like out-of-tune or unmusical. In fact, some of the darker songs in the set, like "Mama" and "No Son of Mine," gain a new layer of emotion. They might not be the best-ever versions of these songs, but they'll definitely be real moments of note for fans in the future.

    As for the rest of the band, they're playing at an incredibly high level. Instrumental sections like "Firth of Fifth" and "Cinema Show" are possibly at faster tempos than they were being played in the mid-70s. Banks, Rutherford, and Stuermer really meld well with Nik Collins.
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  • From Darkman Almighty@21:1/111 to The Millionaire on Sun Oct 10 01:23:08 2021
    On 03 Oct 2021, The Millionaire said the following...

    On 01 Oct 2021, poindexter FORTRAN said the following...

    Really. You didn't like Invisible Touch? That's one of my favorites. ABA is great too. I think underated actually.
    ./)arkman /\lmighty.

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    Those are some good picks!
    Invisible touch was my gateway drug lol... then few months later after picking that up, they released we cant dance. I then made a point of listening to different albums and obtaining them.

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  • From Darkman Almighty@21:1/111 to Utopian Galt on Sun Oct 10 01:24:44 2021
    On 03 Oct 2021, Utopian Galt said the following...

    BY: Darkman Almighty(21:1/158)


    Really. You didn't like Invisible Touch? That's one of my favorites. ABACAB is great too. I think underated actually.
    ./)arkman /\lmighty.
    I like ABACAB.

    Awesome. Yeah the title song is amazing... the way it starts up.. just love how tony is all over those keys.
    ./)arkman /\lmighty.

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  • From Josh Ramsey@21:2/121 to Darkman Almighty on Sun Oct 17 18:57:00 2021
    Darkman Almighty wrote to The Millionaire <=-

    Invisible touch was my gateway drug lol... then few months later after picking that up, they released we cant dance. I then made a point of listening to different albums and obtaining them.

    My gateway was Selling England by the Pound, by way of a prog-rock obsession
    in my early 20s (early 2000s). I'd heard the massive hits of the 80s when I
    was younger, but I think the whole "grunge" and "alt" sensibilities popular when I was forming my musical tastes as a teen made it harder for me to appreciate the 80s era at first. Luckily, once Gabriel kicked down the Genesis door, as it were, Collins could eventually walk through, as well. Been a fan
    of it all ever since!
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  • From The Millionaire@21:1/183 to All on Thu Sep 9 13:53:38 2021
    https://people.com/music/phil-collins-cant-hold-drum-sticks-play-instrument-hea lth/

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  • From Avon@21:1/101 to The Millionaire on Fri Sep 10 19:28:42 2021
    On 09 Sep 2021 at 01:53p, The Millionaire pondered and said...

    https://people.com/music/phil-collins-cant-hold-drum-sticks-play-instrumen lth/

    I saw this and felt sorry for the guy. I saw him take a tumble on stage a
    year or so ago (watched it on YouTube) was amazed at how much he had
    physically declined. I have to say his singing was not that good either
    sadly. You know how you have the tune in your head (the radio version) and then you hear it live and the song is out of whack and the lead vocals are
    off key... well that was what was (sadly) happening with Phil :(

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  • From Nigel Reed@21:2/101 to Avon on Thu Sep 30 02:39:14 2021
    Avon wrote:
    On 09 Sep 2021 at 01:53p, The Millionaire pondered and said...

    https://people.com/music/phil-collins-cant-hold-drum-sticks-play-instrumen
    lth/

    I saw this and felt sorry for the guy. I saw him take a tumble on stage a year or so ago (watched it on YouTube) was amazed at how much he had physically declined. I have to say his singing was not that good either sadly. You know how you have the tune in your head (the radio version) and then you hear it live and the song is out of whack and the lead vocals are off key... well that was what was (sadly) happening with Phil :(

    I went to see Phil in Houston for my birthday in 2019. It was a great show. Sure, he can't play drums any more, his voice isn't what is was and he definitely can't dance, but he can still put on a spectacular show. There was
    a very moving Genesis tribute section. His son, Nik, can hold his own on the drumset and his backing singers picked up the slack.

    I have no doubts that I'm going to enjoy the Genesis show. I've only seen them live twice, both in 1992 in London and in Leeds. Some people have said they won't want to ruin the memory by seeing these old guys on stage, but either way, not many bands have stayed together for so long and produced so much quality music.
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  • From Avon@21:1/101 to Nigel Reed on Thu Sep 30 22:23:38 2021
    On 30 Sep 2021 at 02:39a, Nigel Reed pondered and said...

    I went to see Phil in Houston for my birthday in 2019. It was a great show. Sure, he can't play drums any more, his voice isn't what is was
    and he definitely can't dance, but he can still put on a spectacular
    show. There was a very moving Genesis tribute section. His son, Nik, can hold his own on the drumset and his backing singers picked up the slack.

    Good to hear. Yep I'm not 100% sold on the idea of seeing him live (assuming I ever could) given the voice has changed etc. I kinda like the soundtrack in my head now :)

    I have no doubts that I'm going to enjoy the Genesis show. I've only
    seen them live twice, both in 1992 in London and in Leeds. Some people have said they won't want to ruin the memory by seeing these old guys on stage, but either way, not many bands have stayed together for so long
    and produced so much quality music.

    I hope you do enjoy it :)

    I saw Fleetwood Mac and The Eagles live in recent years and enjoyed both of them.

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  • From Nightfox@21:1/137 to Nigel Reed on Thu Sep 30 12:43:16 2021
    Re: Re: Phil Collins
    By: Nigel Reed to Avon on Thu Sep 30 2021 02:39 am

    I went to see Phil in Houston for my birthday in 2019. It was a great show. Sure, he can't play drums any more, his voice isn't what is was and he definitely can't dance, but he can still put on a spectacular show. There was a very moving Genesis tribute section. His son, Nik, can hold his own on the drumset and his backing singers picked up the slack.

    I would have liked to see Phil Collins live, but I never have. I've seen some videos of bits of some of his shows, and they looked fun.

    Nightfox
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  • From The Millionaire@21:1/183 to Avon on Fri Oct 1 15:14:30 2021

    On 30 Sep 2021 at 12:43p, Nightfox pondered and said...

    I've been listening to his music quite a bit lately and really like it. When I have heard some of his singing at more recent live concerts I felt he should have stopped. It seems like keeping the $$ coming in for him keeps him going but it seems sad as his health is not great and it really shows. I am suprised given the guy would have made a lot of $$ over the years.

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    His old stuff was the best. His net worth is $300 million.

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  • From Darkman@21:1/219 to The Millionaire on Fri Oct 1 21:33:14 2021
    should have stopped. It seems like keeping the $$ coming in for him keep going but it seems sad as his health is not great and it really shows. I
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    His old stuff was the best. His net worth is $300 million.

    $ The Millionaire $

    I'm guessing he doesn't need the money, so these concerts are for the fans. Nice that he's doing one last tour with Genesis.

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  • From poindexter FORTRAN@21:4/122 to Avon on Fri Oct 1 06:14:00 2021
    Avon wrote to Nightfox <=-

    I've been listening to his music quite a bit lately and really like it. When I have heard some of his singing at more recent live concerts I
    felt he should have stopped. It seems like keeping the $$ coming in for him keeps him going but it seems sad as his health is not great and it really shows. I am suprised given the guy would have made a lot of $$
    over the years.

    I suppose it's OK then that to me, Genesis is 2 albums - ABACAB and Duke.
    :)

    Ok, Maybe Three Sides Live, too.


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  • From Darkman Almighty@21:1/158 to poindexter FORTRAN on Sun Oct 3 22:50:16 2021
    On 01 Oct 2021, poindexter FORTRAN said the following...

    Avon wrote to Nightfox <=-

    I've been listening to his music quite a bit lately and really like i When I have heard some of his singing at more recent live concerts I
    I suppose it's OK then that to me, Genesis is 2 albums - ABACAB and
    Duke. :)


    Really. You didn't like Invisible Touch? That's one of my favorites. ABACAB is great too. I think underated actually.
    ./)arkman /\lmighty.

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  • From The Millionaire@21:4/106.1 to Darkman Almighty on Sun Oct 3 18:19:26 2021

    On 01 Oct 2021, poindexter FORTRAN said the following...

    Really. You didn't like Invisible Touch? That's one of my favorites. ABACAB is great too. I think underated actually.
    ./)arkman /\lmighty.

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    I liked from Genesis:

    Abacab
    Genesis
    Invisible Touch
    We Can't Dance

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  • From Utopian Galt@21:4/108 to Darkman Almighty on Sun Oct 3 19:41:24 2021
    BY: Darkman Almighty(21:1/158)


    Really. You didn't like Invisible Touch? That's one of my favorites.
    ABACAB is great too. I think underated actually.
    ./)arkman /\lmighty.
    I like ABACAB.


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