Phil Collins released his fourth solo studio album, "...But Seriously," in November 1989.
The Verdict
YouTube Music: Great for finding rare live versions and his famous 12" remixes that weren't on the standard albums. Fun Fact for your Content:
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Side Two (The Heartbreakers)
- “Colours” : An underrated gem about apartheid. The chorus soars in high bitrate.
- “I Wish It Would Rain Down” : Featuring Eric Clapton on guitar. In a poor rip, Clapton’s solo sounds like bees in a jar. In a “better” rip, it burns.
- “Another Day in Paradise” : The Grammy-winning song about homelessness. The cry of “Oh Lord, is there nothing more anybody can do?” needs clarity.
- “Heat on the Street” : A funky, paranoid deep cut.
- “All of My Life” : A stripped-back, emotional ballad for his daughter. No drums. Just voice and piano. Requires pristine audio.
- “Saturday Night and Sunday Morning” : A jazzy, weird, wonderful instrumental intro to the finale.
- “Father to Son” : A devastating song about divorce and legacy. Essential.
The album's title served as a manifesto. After the massive, often lighthearted success of No Jacket Required
The Legacy: A Timeless Classic
