Reviews of current and previous Phil Collins releases (including Flaming Youth and Brand X).
After he left Genesis Phil Collins surprised everyone with an album without any drum computers and with guitars instead of keyboards. The album was re-issued in 2016, so we have taken a closer look at remaster and bonus tracks.
After Face Value, Phil Collins’ second solo record became a defiant album. Though he looked forward he also kept dealing with the divorce. 2016 saw the re-release of the album, and we have checked it out.
The pretty much reduced separation record Both Sides has been reissued in early 2016. We have checked the remaster quality and the bonus content for you.
A new version of Face Value was released 35 years after its original release. The package contains new artwork and bonus tracks. Christian Gerhardts took a closer look.
Phil Collins released his probably most personal album Both Sides on 08/11/93. It marked a break in his oeuvre and led to spirited debates. Peter Maiwald looks back. For him the album has lost none of its charme.
The announcement of a new concert film from the Farewell tour has surprised many. It contains the ‘stripped down’ concert in Montreux, while the bonus material contains material from the Big Band show 1996.
Its not a coincidence nor a normal album. Phil Collins’s new record Going Back is a concept album. Background information and how the album came about are the topics of this special.
Going Back is the title of Phil Collins’s new album. It is a declaration of love to Motown from the first to the last note. Christian Gerhardts has listened up and written down his thoughts.
Going Back has been released in a number of various formats. We have compiled an overview for you.
Phil Collins releases his new DVD and Blu-ray with footage from his Roseland Ballroom performance in June 2010. This is pure Motown with members of the legendary Funk Brothers.
