[ SECRET POST #3420 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3420 ⌋

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[purpleseas]

South Park and the random internet hate machine got hold of him. He was huge in the 80s, so for a lot of these people, that's their parents' music, and everybody knows all mom and dad's music totally sucks. "Against All Odds" is a perfect song, so they can all get bent.

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Oh man, "Against All Odds" is one of my mom's favourite songs, and getting to see that in concert with her was amazing. <3 His performance of it was electric. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cz0ImnWkyi0) The entire concert was.

Aaaaand yep, you basically summed up in two sentences what took me a bunch of paragraphs to write in a comment above. Phil Collins is a victim of the internet hate machine. "In The Air Tonight" being as iconic as it is, brings a proportional amount of haters.

Not to mention the ridiculous "eww old music". Give me Eric Clapton, Peter Gabriel, Fleetwood Mac, Yes and more over 90% of the stuff produced today. (Older music has a soul I feel that's missing in a lot of today's stuff to be honest, even though I absolutely love a lot of today's music too.)

[purpleseas]

That's so awesome! The three-singer version of "Separate Lives" on his greatest hits album is stunning as well. "In The Air Tonight" is iconic because it's fucking great, haters. And because of that persistent urban legend about it, lol. I love a lot of recent stuff as well and am really all over the place with my musical tastes, but often hear things that remind me of Keith Richards saying everybody talks about rock but forgets about the roll. That transcendence isn't there. Too much worrying about being cool, not enough feeling.