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When Phil Collins released his first solo album in 1981 he had been a member of Genesis for ten years and their singer for five years. Still he managed to create an extraordinary album with a touch of the “first time”.
In 1985 Phil Collins released his third solo album – his most successful to this day.
Phil’s 1989 album marked a departure from the topics he covered on previous albums. Hence the title, …But Seriously.
Five years after he left Genesis Peter Gabriel recorded a key album of his career. Biko was a song that left its mark on Peter Gabriel the musician as well as the person. The third album is also the birthplace of the legendary Phil Collins drum sound.
In 1975 Steve Hackett, lead guitarist with Genesis, became the first member of Genesis to release a solo album.
Phil Collins’ second solo album always stood in the shadows of its successful predecessor and its popular successor. Read here to find out what Hello, I Must Be Going has going for itself.
As far as Genesis biographies are concerned, Armando Gallo’s book has always been the undisputed work of reference. It has the flaw, though, of covering only part of the puzzle. For the first time in years a book has come out that can challenge Gallo’s work and be called the “bible of Genesis bios”.
In 2005 Phil Collins continued his Farewell tour in East Europe and the Middle East. Ulrich Klemt has been to several of his shows…
When Phil Collins announced to release a Love Songs compilation he did not trigger much euphoria. Later a special edition of this release was announced. Read here to see what there is to be said about this album.
In 2004 Phil Collins embarked on his Farewell tour and played a greatest hits set. He did, however, come up with something special for the tour DVD, Christian Gerhardts reports.