Phil Collins. And stuff.
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Depends. Is it that Su-Su-Sudio? Because that really burns my biscuit. I hear it as "Sue the studio," and I once knew someone who owned a hair studio. You're evil, Scarletpeaches.
It's the album, "Hello, I Must Be Going."
I downloaded "Both Sides" yesterday in a fit of nostalgia. Yeah, yeah. Me, an ex, Phil Collins. An unholy trinity. Don't ask. Actually I used it as the 'soundtrack' to my 2nd (unpublished, of course) book. BS - oh look at those initials - was my 'listen to this to get me in the story mood' album, way back in 93 when I had it on tape.
HIMBG has the song 'Thru These Walls' on it. A track for perverts and voyeurs everywhere.
I downloaded "Both Sides" yesterday in a fit of nostalgia. Yeah, yeah. Me, an ex, Phil Collins. An unholy trinity. Don't ask. Actually I used it as the 'soundtrack' to my 2nd (unpublished, of course) book. BS - oh look at those initials - was my 'listen to this to get me in the story mood' album, way back in 93 when I had it on tape.
HIMBG has the song 'Thru These Walls' on it. A track for perverts and voyeurs everywhere.
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I had my American Idol moment years ago singing "One More Night." Good times. (I was good, but I didn't get that contract. Damn.)
Phil Collins... one of his songs was playing on the radio when Timmy died in the terrible pinball accident.
highly offensive.
highly offensive.
I was seeing a guy called Ian when I was 16. My first love. I dumped a guy called Geoff for him...anyway, we'd sit pashing while Serious Hits...Live! played in the background. He always had my bra off by Do You Remember?
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See now, that just confirms all the stereotypes I had heard of Scots girls.
I'm so moving to Scotland now.
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Bring some deep-fried mars bars and you'll be beating them off with a shitty stick.
I usually listen to more classic rock music Led Zep, Aerosmith, Stones as well as newer rock like Metallica. My wife makes fun of me, but I love phil Collins, I don't know why, i just always have...so no, i'm not offended.
(go easy on me after admitting that)
(go easy on me after admitting that)
Phil is one of the best rock drummers I have ever heard. His solo stuff ... some of it is really good, some is just ok. But his work as Genesis' drummer (and as singer after Gabriel left) is just frickin' awesome.
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Actually, Phil Collins was never in Stuff. He was in Brand X. The drummers for Stuff were Steve Gadd and Chris Parker.
And Hello, I Must Be Going is the only Phil Collins solo album I own. I love the drums in I Don't Care Anymore. So feel vindicated, peaches.
And Hello, I Must Be Going is the only Phil Collins solo album I own. I love the drums in I Don't Care Anymore. So feel vindicated, peaches.
I share your secret shame, Jenna. The first single I ever bought was Brother Love's Travelling Salvation Show.
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...But Seriously is great too. I used to have shedloads of Phil stuff on tape - that's how far back my Philophilia goes - early 90s!
Now I'm trying to think of what to download as mp3 next. Face Value, I think. Anything after Dance Into The Light went a bit wank. He writes more poignant love songs when he's miserable. Why did he have to get happy?!
Now I'm trying to think of what to download as mp3 next. Face Value, I think. Anything after Dance Into The Light went a bit wank. He writes more poignant love songs when he's miserable. Why did he have to get happy?!