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Phil Collins - Both Sides
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Artist...............: Phil Collins
Album................: Both Sides
Genre................: Rock
Source...............: CD
Year.................: 1993
Ripper...............: EAC (Secure mode) / LAME 3.92 & Asus CD-S520
Codec................: Xing
Version..............: MPEG 1 Layer III
Quality..............: Standard, (avg. bitrate: 198kbps)
Channels.............: Stereo / 44100 hz
Tags.................: ID3 v1.1, ID3 v2.3
Information..........:

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Tracklisting
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1. (00:06:43) Phil Collins - Both Sides Of The Story
2. (00:04:41) Phil Collins - Can't Turn Back The Years
3. (00:05:44) Phil Collins - Everyday
4. (00:05:15) Phil Collins - I've Forgotten Everything
5. (00:06:25) Phil Collins - We're Sons Of Our Fathers
6. (00:05:09) Phil Collins - Can't Find My Way
7. (00:06:05) Phil Collins - Survivors
8. (00:07:34) Phil Collins - We Fly So Close
9. (00:06:53) Phil Collins - There's A Place For Us
10. (00:07:01) Phil Collins - We Wait And We Wonder
11. (00:05:47) Phil Collins - Please Come Out Tonight

Playing Time.........: 01:07:17
Total Size...........: 95.10 MB

NFO generated on.....: 5/11/2008 6:58:21 AM


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Both Sides was also notable for the fact that Collins made it entirely on his
own, without his usual loyal collaborators, such as producer Hugh Padgham,
guitarist Daryl Stuermer, bassist Leland Sklar and the Phoenix Horn Section.
Instead, Collins played and recorded at his home studio all the instruments
himself as well as taking care of the production duties. This has been the only
album upon which Phil Collins has played all the instruments himself with no
collaboration from other musicians (as of Jan. 2008). For the first time, Collins
wrote sleeve notes explaining the meaning of each of the songs on the
album.

Collins claims this album to be the one he is most proud of. The sound of the
album is different from most previous albums because most of the songs were
recorded in Collins's house and taken to the studio for additional work. He
touches on politics and "the daily cloud of terrorism Britain seems to live
under" on "We Wait and We Wonder", but also on a maturing disenchantment
with the youth culture on "We're Sons of Our Fathers". The melancholy style
of the majority of the songs—as a return to the style of his early albums Face
Value and Hello, I Must Be Going!—was due to the fact that the songs
chronicled the widely publicised breakup of his second marriage to Jill
Tavelman.
The live video (and recently released DVD) version features one entire
concert. The concert captures a live performance from Germany, which
Collins has hailed as his best performance due to the energy of the people of
Germany after the collapse of the Berlin wall.

At this point in Collins' career, his vocal skills and band playing were probably
at their best. The DVD presents an in-depth personal look at his solo concert
experience. Special moments include the crowd not allowing the concert to
continue with continued applause after Something Happened on the Way to
Heaven, and the lighter vigil during One More Night.

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