Phil Collins - Albums / Sets

Reviews of all record/CD releases by Phil Collins

Remixed Sides (2019)

In 2019, Phil Collins released two digital albums, one of them was Remixed Sides, a collection of Remixes of his hits. We took a closer look.

Other Sides (2019)

In 2019, a collection of b-sides and demos, that were not included in the remaster series, is released in digital format only – Other Sides. Find out all details about the tracks and the release here.

Plays Well With Others (2018)

A new boxset compiling a lot of collaboration work Phil Collins has done
over the years. Find all details here.

The Singles (2016)

In late 2016, a collection with all Singles by Phil Collins was released. The package comes in different formats, entitled The Singles. Why this package leaves fans disappointed once again – read it in our review.

Take A Look At Me Now (Remasters 2016)

In early 2016, Phil Collins and his record company began to reissue his soloalbums on Vinyl and Deluxe Edition Digipak 2CD. We take closer looks …

Going Back (2010)

Phil Collins Going Back
Phil Collins has released a new album in September 2010. It contains Motown covers only and comes in various formats. Find all information on Going Back here

Live at La Chât (2008)

Phil Collins live – on November 29, 2008 he played a rare solo concert at his son’s school. The audience were given a CD of the show, which is not available anywhere else.

Tarzan Musical | Cast CD (2006)

In 2006 Phil Collins finally finished work on the Tarzan Broadway musical. When the show began in New York a cast CD was released. Though it is technically not a Phil Collins album it still contains new Collins material.

Love Songs: A Compilation Old And New (2005)

A compilation of love songs by Phil Collins must be something the marketing division of a record company came up with, one should think. On the contrary, though: This compilation has lots of old, new and rare songs from Phil’s career.

Disneys Brother Bear (2003)

In 2003 Disney releases another soundtrack. This time Phil Collins was involved in the songs as well as the background music.

Testify (2002)

It took Phil six years to release a real new solo album. Testify was published in 2002 various soundtrack and big band projects.

Disneys Tarzan (1999/2000)

After the big band and the HITS album Phil released his first full-blown soundtrack for Disney’s Tarzan. In 2000 he added a German version.

A Hot Night In Paris (1999)

In 1996 and 1998, Phil Collins played a couple of Big Band shows. Some highlights were captured for a CD release. Andreas Lauer takes a closer look.

...HITS (1998)

It took surprisingly long until a compilation of Phil’s greatest hits was released. HITS was released at almost the same time as A Hot Night In Paris.

Dance Into The Light (1996)

Having just left Genesis in early 1996, Phil released a surprisingly happy album later that same year.

Both Sides (1993)

When the Genesis world tour ended in 1992 Phil went straight back into the studio to record his most personal and intimate album so far.

Serious Hits...Live! (1990)

The spectacular Serious Tour took Phil Collins on a trip around the globe in 1990. During this tour a live album was recorded as well as mixed and produced, so that it entered shops already in late 1990.

...But Seriously (1989)

At the end of the 80s Phil Collins changed topics. On …But Seriously he began to sing about social and political issues – to great success.

No Jacket Required (1985)

In 1985 Phil Collins released his third solo album – his most successful album ever.

Hello, I Must Be Going (1982)

One year after the enormous success of his debut album Phil Collins released Hello, I Must Be Going in 1982. Less accessible, even stronger than its predecessor – and definitely worth listening to.

Face Value (1981)

Phil Collins’ debut album is undoubtably a classic. We will always come back to what really happened then and why Face Value is so special. Read here for one attempt to answer these questions