This is better than Everything I’ve heard thus far on RUclips & of Monsieur le Docteur Collins. Wow. Thank you. Definitely saved on replay list….he & his ought receive All benefit of my & Everyone’s play.
People say he sucks play some of his earlier genesis album talk about complex time signatures and changes. He was playing with brand x he could master all
@@JoeSmith-dh1rz Most of the nasty stuff either comes from kiddies who caught a bit of his unpopular popular pop stuff. Or from (understandable) Peart fanatics. They get an uncomfortable look when they learn that Phil was one of Neil's main role models for becoming a great progressive drummer , about whose technique, dynamics, creativity, feel, power, and groove Neil wrote a glowing tribute. He was a favorite drummer of Fripp and Wetton, partner of Bruford for all those years, who began to put together a progressive power trio, a la Red, except with Phil on drums instead of Bill. Their rehearsal tapes, beginning with the Exposure run-thrus, are available online. Reading the list of heavy duty drummers who consider Phil a master and someone who must be heard, studied, learned from, is eye opening.
@@mortcola i totally agree phil was creative on those drums . Peart did have a interview about him wanting to be like him in his technique. I mean the man was early progressive with so much time signature changing it not funny. Burford was a good hand to collins during live performances. There style wasn't the same in the sense but he could mime what phil was doing . Phil got into brand x and his style developed.
@@TheIggypop1 Damn, I’m disappointed. Mr. “learned the whole damn arrangement of complex prog tune while in swimming pool” needed a second go round…Nobodies perfect!
This is my favorite track from his albums. Annie singing Seasons, and others, were beautiful. I once saw Raphael play this live with a kick-ass band. They nailed it. RIP. Thank you for posting.
It’s the musicality with Collins. He does something magical with time
💙Wow! 😍 Spectacular!! 👏 I always love the instrumentals!!👂🎧🥰
Me too. Phil can play drums on any song and it would sound great
This is better than Everything I’ve heard thus far on RUclips & of Monsieur le Docteur Collins. Wow. Thank you. Definitely saved on replay list….he & his ought receive All benefit of my & Everyone’s play.
Same! This is an amazing performance!
Uncle Phil extracurricular to many things geez the man can play
People say he sucks play some of his earlier genesis album talk about complex time signatures and changes. He was playing with brand x he could master all
@@JoeSmith-dh1rz Most of the nasty stuff either comes from kiddies who caught a bit of his unpopular popular pop stuff. Or from (understandable) Peart fanatics. They get an uncomfortable look when they learn that Phil was one of Neil's main role models for becoming a great progressive drummer , about whose technique, dynamics, creativity, feel, power, and groove Neil wrote a glowing tribute. He was a favorite drummer of Fripp and Wetton, partner of Bruford for all those years, who began to put together a progressive power trio, a la Red, except with Phil on drums instead of Bill. Their rehearsal tapes, beginning with the Exposure run-thrus, are available online. Reading the list of heavy duty drummers who consider Phil a master and someone who must be heard, studied, learned from, is eye opening.
@@mortcola i totally agree phil was creative on those drums . Peart did have a interview about him wanting to be like him in his technique. I mean the man was early progressive with so much time signature changing it not funny. Burford was a good hand to collins during live performances. There style wasn't the same in the sense but he could mime what phil was doing . Phil got into brand x and his style developed.
@@mortcola I think it took phil two takes to perfect the drumming on this song
@@TheIggypop1 Damn, I’m disappointed. Mr. “learned the whole damn arrangement of complex prog tune while in swimming pool” needed a second go round…Nobodies perfect!
Amaaaaaazing!!!!!
I never heard of Raphael Rudd.Phil played great on this song
This piece of incredible music sounds like Phil's tribute to the legendary ELP,
Phil never liked ELP though
Rudd played with Renaissance too.
Spectacular composition and particularly the piano and drums performance. Been looking for Raphael Rudds album for a long time.
This is my favorite track from his albums. Annie singing Seasons, and others, were beautiful. I once saw Raphael play this live with a kick-ass band. They nailed it. RIP.
Thank you for posting.
Phil Collins is such an awsome player
I used to perform this live with Raphael in the 90’s. It was challenging!
@@drumguy58 I must have seen you then, and I repeat, it was a kick-ass band. Peace.
@@CharlieRiceMusic Thanks! - do you happen to remember where it was or the venue?
@@drumguy58 No Joe, only that it was in Manhattan.
Thanks very much for posting Raphael Rudd s music. Been looking for it. Fabulous.
Thank you!
He was a guifted/talented musician. Pete Townshend should consider re releasing it
Imho.........Phil is the boss.
Someone please tell me where I can get this album
do you happen to have seasons?
Well, this is 5/8, not 5/4, but whatever --- NOBODY played like Phil!