Even though he had another drummer playing along, his passion and power are unbeatable, pun intended. It takes the GOAT to be able move, play and sing like that as if it’s nothing at all. He’s not everyone’s cup of tea but his voice is phenomenal. The shaping of the sound, the projection and control. 100% the GOAT
This song is about being betrayed by someone very close to you. He’s saying he now sees how they were fake the whole time. And once the betrayal was revealed, he finally saw who they truly were, and then said goodbye forever.
YES!! The cheating wife. But he does have a few beautiful talented adult children from his marriages. Of course Phil wasn't a perfect man either. Phil did write incredibly fabulous songs from all his pain!!! What a talented man!!! 💕
Always fun seeing people claim with absolute certainly what the origins and meaning of this song is. Of course you are wrong, Phil said many times that it wasn't about his ex or betrayal of any kind and that it really had no meaning. Read his book.
Another band with the drummer as the lead singer was Rare Earth. But in concert they sometimes used a second drummer for times like when they stretched the Temptations' Get Ready for over an hour. Rare Earth was Motown's first really successful white band.
I never get tired of seeing reactions to this performance!!! It's so much fun to sit back, relax, and watch someone else enjoy the ride for the first time!!!!
I have read that Leland Sklar has played on over 3000 albums. I think it would be easier to list the major artists he hasn't played with than those he has.
I am a 60 six-year-old woman who is watching you. Appreciate this music from my youth. And I'm just thoroughly enjoying this and God bless you for saying this for what it truly was.
what most people dont notice during this performance is that when he gets to the top of the stairs that the drums come up out of the stage on a platform. Its like a little surprise for the audience...they didnt know unitl the drums appeared...it was awesome.
I'm an old, fat, white lady. I'm blown away right now! I also remember my 1st time hearing this on Miami Vice. My 1st introduction to you was Creature...with Jelly Roll and Tech N9ne. This version, is an old man, giving the fans what they want! He delivered! Period! The beat drop IS the Gen X battle cry! Find me a 50something that won't air drum the $h!t out of that!!!!
I saw this concert and was in front row at the old RFK stadium in DC. Phil Collins he was Genisis and then went to Phil Collins. He can play every instrument on stage. I have been there. He, as arthritis so bad in his hands he can't play them anymore. He son took over doing the drums on his last time on stage. Love me some Phil Collins
The greatest drum drops in music history. Those of us all folks heard this song through Miami Vice. The young folks will remember it from The Hangover when Tyson was singing it. I’ve been a huge fan of Genesis and Phil since I was a child in the 80s. I was de-loved to Afghanistan in 2004 and after I got back I got to see this very tour in Oklahoma City it was a bucket list item I dreamed about since I was a child. It was worth every penny to see this legend.
Nice reaction. I worked security for a company that did the Genesis tour in the mid 80's. A little tidbit Phil traveled with a ping pong table and played every night before a show.
The drums were not "hiding in the dark". The drums were on a platform below the back riser and as Phil walked toward the center of the riser, the drums were raised into position. If you watch closely, you can see the drums come up from underneath and the kit actually shakes a little when they stop rising, right before Phil sits down at the kit. This is why the crowd goes crazy as Phil makes his way into position. The drums are then lowered once the song is over. Most people also don't realize this kit has no cymbals - they simply aren't needed for the song.
Plus it's done like a joke on the audience, because if you notice, there's _another_ drum set already on the lower stage, clearly visible to everyone. And yet, when everyone knows that the big drop is coming up, not only is Phil nowhere near it, he's essentially walking further _away_ from it as he goes up the stairs. And then, as Phil approaches the center of the top stage, the light following him illuminates the second drum set rising up through the floor to perfectly meet him right as he needs it.
@@Acorn_AnomalyIt's not a "joke", as there are three kits. One kit is being used by Chester Thompson, one kit (which is to the left of the Chester's kit - from the viewpoint of the performers, is used by Phil on multiple different songs, and the kit used for ITAT. The kit used for ITAT was only used once - on that song. The kit for ITAT is tuned differently to give the song that epic sound, and has no cymbals because they're not needed for ITAT.
I love this...I love live so much better...My first concert was Bob Segar in 1977 in Evansville Indiana and I was like 4 rows from the stage and on the shoulders of a guy I know and caught a drum stick that the drummer threw out between my fingers...they played turn the page and the sax player was up like 40 feet on top of the speakers playing the start and it was so awesome...best concert ever...I was 17 and life was good....loved that concert and I would suspect this one was just as magnificant as that one....the old school concerts were the BEST....so glad I was a teen during all of these great performers....I just wish I could have saw Phil Collins...never did...so sad.
The thing about music that many forget, or perhaps, ignore completely, is this; it doesn't matter what the age, race, ethnicity, religion, gender or language of the performer and/or song is. Music is about telling a story, about giving a feeling to the listeners no matter who or where they are. Music is and always will be the language of the world, a way to unite different peoples through one medium and yet there are many who just can't, or won't allow this thought to take hold.
His son is drumming for him now. His daughter is actress, Lily Collins. She currently stars in “Emily In Paris” on Netflix …and she gives updates on her dad and her brother…
@@KrizzKalikoOfficial Chester Thompson is the bald headed drummer in the video. Watch the live version of "Take Me Home" and you will see him there also.
Phil is an icon. He wrote this song about his divorce. HIs singing and playing the drums at the same time is so difficult and he does it with such ease. Love your reactions!
You are the first reaction that I listened to of this song that knew it from Miami vice. I can still remember when they would be driving & playing this song.
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻✌🏻 NEVER GET TIRED OF WATCHING U YOUNGER GENERATIONS REACT TO THIS!😂 Back in the 80’s I was a young adult and we ALL played air drums when this song came on the radio OR one of us had a cassette tape of the album! These days music is at our fingertips. And btw, yep this is THE most iconic divorce song ever recorded! NEVER piss Phil off cuz he’ll drag your ass all over the world but dammit he’d have a hit song!‼️ I love Phil Collins and he’s got a great catalog of tunes u don’t wanna miss out on. Ya gotta react to Phil Collins and Phillip Bailey (from Earth, Wind & Fire) with their song called Easy Lover! There’s just one hit after the other. Fortunate to have lived through a time when the best music was made!!!💜💜💜💜GREAT REACTION‼️
@@KrizzKalikoOfficial 70’s and 80’s for me! Love watching your reactions to these old tunes! This is how I get out of my head! Just moved my youngest baby to another city and I’m one sad Mama right now so I need yall!
glad to see some of the older guys still playing and having fun, he is a Legend guys. Rock on Phil. This is one of several songs he wrote about his ex wife, they were going threw divorce when this LP came out.
It’s so great to see this song still getting attention. The build up in the beginning and then the audience getting hyped as he walks to the drums gives me goosebumps. Epic performance!
@@blakerh in the 2004 Paris concert live there are no drums on the upper level of the stage until this song. And then they disappear again after the song.
The man with the white beard playing bass is Leland Sklar, a studio musician who played for a lot of artists, including Reba McIntire with The Night The Lights Went Out in Georgia.
The drummer for Genesis that played for Petrr Gabriel that took over when he left, at lead vocals. Went on his own. Had top 10 hits written and preformed by him. Top 10 in my book for his durability and skill !❤
When I completed basic combat training in '07, on our march back to barracks from our final FTX, as we approached the barracks; the company had set up a line of torches and the intro to this song was playing in the woods alongside us for the last quarter mile of the march. Something I'll always remember lmao.
Phil Collins was a guest actor on a couple of MIAMI VICE episodes. Ringo sings, Levon Helm (the Band) sings, Roger from Queen sings, and the drummer from Night Ranger (sister Christian) sings. In the Eagles, yeah, Don Henley sings about half their songs, but Glen Frey, Randy Miesner,(take it to the limit, their biggest hit) Joe Walsh, and Tim Schmidt also sings a couple. Like the Beatles, ..the band, and the Eagles are ALL lead singers depending on the song.
I usually don't like watching the lives that much but wow...this one is truly amazing...and honestly, I like his voice BETTER live...seems grittier or something...and he basically sounds the same...not worse...heck, BETTER!
I'm a 66 yr old white woman and these old songs were in my day. So glad you younger people are enjoying some of that good stuff. Been watching Pegasus and love hus reactions, especially to Journey (my fav band). You 2 are great together. Thoroughly enjoyed watching this. God bless!
They are retired now, but when Phil could play he did. His body just gave out on him. He actually dislocated a vertebrae in his neck once playing the drums. I can’t even imagine. He gave us some great music.
@@nogames8982 shall we agree to disagree, when Phill was singing Chester was drumming, he often duetted with him, when the song calls for it, he did this for a 30 year period until he fell out with phill in 2010.
He is a fantastic actor and he is acting out this song as he stalks the stage. He is stalking the person whose downfall is coming (ex wife I believe) and letting them know, he is waiting for this and he remember EVERYTHING they did to him. When he is walking up the stairs on the line "I remember, I remember don't worry...." and he turns to look into the camera on the second "remember" and glares, it gives chills. He is an ICON
Chester Thompson is another phenomenal drummer who is playing with Phil here. He toured with him for decades. Thanks for sharing. Much love and respect from Baltimore.
Phil Collins' first 2 (solo) albums were, basically, about his (now: "first") divorce (the onset, the event itself and its aftermath). Genesis' Duke also delves into it!
This entire album was written while Phil was going through a horrible divorce. You can hear the pain of it when he sings this....The fact that he can sing so clearly while absolutely destroying the drums just goes to show the amount of talent he has.
I just found you bruv, loving what I've seen so far. I'm at minute 4:43 and as an 80s kid that grew up with Genesis (this was an ALL STAR group: Phil Collins solo, Mike and the Mechanics solo, Peter Gabriel solo, Steve Hackett solo; I'm on the edge of my seat to see how ya'll gon react when the beat drops at that "one" moment. If you read this, you'll know exactly what moment I was referencing. Bout to binge all your reactions. Cheers bruv.
Lol, I am used to loud music...I even turned up the volume on this reaction😂 I grew up on Led eppelin. If you want to see LEGENDS, check out their 2007 O2 concert in England. KASHMIR will blow your mind!!! They broke the internet when ticket went on sale. They are in their 50's and 60;s I believe. They hadn't performed together Since John Bonham passed away, except for a Live-aid concert. Robert Plant still has the vocals! Love love loving your reactions!!!!! Odd thing Phil Collins played drums for Led Zep at that concert.
Phil is an amazing performer. And his bass player, the guy with the big grey beard, has played with numerous bands, and is a great session musician. He played with Billy Thorp on his Children of the Sun tour.
0:27 - MIAMI VICE - In 1985, Phil Collins guest starred as a con artist in the Miami Vice episode 'Phill the Shill'. He's also appeared in movies including Hook (1991) starring Robin Williams & Dustin Hoffman, where he portrayed Inspector Good, and Buster (1988), portraying Great Train Robber, Buster Edwards. Two of his songs featured in the movie became US No.1s, 'Two Hearts', and 'A Groovy Kind of Love', which also reached No.1 in the UK charts.
If you role the tape back to where Phil is standing on the middle of the stairs....watch the Guitarist reach down and hit the switch of sorts to bring the elevator with the drums up to where Phil will walk to. It just gets there as he does. Great video
I am 61. I saw Phil Collins perform this live in Jan, 1983 when I was in college at Indiana University. I have seen quite a few great concerts and this is in my top 5 for sure. Great reaction. To sing that well while playing drums that well is very difficult . Phil rocks I subscribed to give other songs you have done and: or reacted to a chance. I was also a huge Sugar Hill Gang fan and knew all the lyrics to their 1979 song Rapper’s Delight. “ Hotel, Motel, Holiday Inn. If your girl starts acting up, then you take her friend”
This was the first popular song of the times ever used in a TV series from what I read back then. Miami Vice set the standard. Check out Glenn Fry’s Smuggler’s Blues which was on Miami Vice and Fry was also in the show as a smuggler. Check out Peter Gabriel “ In you eyes” live . He was the lead singer also of Genesis.
Phil Collins wrote the song during the grief he felt after divorcing his first wife Andrea Bertorelli in 1980. The divorce contributed to his 1979 hiatus from Genesis, until the band regrouped in October of that year to record the album. I have also saw him in an interview say that he was just in a very bad mood in the 80’s as he laughs!👍🏻😁🏴
This is the music of the 60s 70s and 80s it was the best so many different artists I’m so glad I grew up in this time period I think you will enjoy this journey
Phil Collins was the original drummer for Genesis. He’s probably one of only a handful of drummers that also sing. He’s done many great albums. He’s been at the music business for over 50 years. You should check out his song “Another Day In Paradise.”
I was lucky enough to be standing very front left corner of stage when he played in Shreveport, Louisiana in my younger days! That front left corner was where everyone from my hometown gathered at all the concerts. 😊
Fun fact, that beginning beat is an old beat machine on Boss Nova w the tempo cranked all the way down. If you guys got a min, watch the Miami Vice scene this debuted on, ice cold
came for phil, stayed because i noticed you are a fellow chiefs fan. some background on this song for me personally. the last chiefs game i went to, pre Mahomes, was the loss to the steelers at arrowhead. it was the last game i went to with my dad. i remember, after the game, i asked him "when is it going to be our turn?". because everytime we made the playoffs, we were one and done every time, during my lifetime (exception being the one against the texans with their backup qb, then got bounced next round by the patriots). every mahomes era playoff game, i would listen to this song as my hype up music, before the playoff games. so i have a deep connection to this song. lol it is basically my theme as a chiefs fan. especially after all those years of raiders/broncos fans making fun of us saying how old our 1 superbowl was, etc. and now with everyone trying to tell us we are frauds...this song continues to be relevant. that 3-peat is in the air tonight.
As an artist I understand where Phil was coming from when he said If he'd known it was going to be so big, he'd have done more with the drums.. elaborated more. But, we don't always as artists have a sense when less is more. And here, less is definitely more. The stripped down nature of the Drum hits makes it a visceral reaction from the narrator that makes it so memorable and palpable that everyone can instantly associate with even when not fully understanding the mysterious nature of the lyrics. It's purposed perfection with an accidental punchline that just is a miracle of music for it's composition. Phil is a legend for a reason. I'm not a fanboy when it comes to this stuff; but, as an artist I can really appreciate when someone knocks it out of the park with no return address. And this is one of those. I always hated competing with art when I was young. I just wanted to see people appreciate the work I did. If they appreciated what they saw, job done. And there is soooo much talent out there that it's a waste of time picking this or that and saying it's the greatest or belongs in a top ten. We do it anyway at times. I just see it as great art and keep the museum open while making room for more of it from wherever it comes. Nightwish, Liliac, Queen, The REO Brothers, Los Lonely Boys., Falco, Nena, and the beat goes on.
Listen to that control in his vocals, while beating those drums like it owed him money... That is why he is GOAT.
like it owed him money 😄😄😄
The freaking goat
Even though he had another drummer playing along, his passion and power are unbeatable, pun intended. It takes the GOAT to be able move, play and sing like that as if it’s nothing at all. He’s not everyone’s cup of tea but his voice is phenomenal. The shaping of the sound, the projection and control. 100% the GOAT
This song is about being betrayed by someone very close to you. He’s saying he now sees how they were fake the whole time. And once the betrayal was revealed, he finally saw who they truly were, and then said goodbye forever.
This was written after he caught his wife cheating on him.
YES!! The cheating wife. But he does have a few beautiful talented adult children from his marriages. Of course Phil wasn't a perfect man either. Phil did write incredibly fabulous songs from all his pain!!! What a talented man!!! 💕
Always fun seeing people claim with absolute certainly what the origins and meaning of this song is. Of course you are wrong, Phil said many times that it wasn't about his ex or betrayal of any kind and that it really had no meaning. Read his book.
Benn there, done that...at least we all know it's happened to the best of us.
Saw them on a cruise ship or something. Messed up.
Phil Collins and Don Henley...two awesome drummers AND singers!
Man said I'm not a singer that can drum I'm a drummer that can sing.
Another band with the drummer as the lead singer was Rare Earth. But in concert they sometimes used a second drummer for times like when they stretched the Temptations' Get Ready for over an hour. Rare Earth was Motown's first really successful white band.
Exactly he always smashed it on the drums
@@richdiddens4059 Nirvanas drummer Dave Grohl went on to create Foo Fighters.
I never get tired of seeing reactions to this performance!!! It's so much fun to sit back, relax, and watch someone else enjoy the ride for the first time!!!!
Is a classic song that will never go away
Ain’t that the truth??? Almost as much fun as sharing it with your grandkids! 🥰
The old guy with a beard near the beginning is Leland Sklar, who has performed with all kinds of top-level artists over the years. A rock legend.
No doubt. Thx
Leland's discography is mind blowing & he's such a good humble guy. I watch him on his YT channel.
Saw him on a cruise a few years back.@@jaykarimi7123
@@KrizzKalikoOfficialone of the greatest rock bass players of all time. Prolific. Thousands of bands.
I have read that Leland Sklar has played on over 3000 albums. I think it would be easier to list the major artists he hasn't played with than those he has.
Best drum solo hands down. This man is the GOAT.
I am a 60 six-year-old woman who is watching you. Appreciate this music from my youth. And I'm just thoroughly enjoying this and God bless you for saying this for what it truly was.
i could argue this is THE best build up to a song of all time
It’s for sure one of the most famous drum drops 🎉
Dream On is and epic build up too!!
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It is
Definitely the best buildup ever
❤ Phil took his personal heartbreak to the bank. 🔥
what most people dont notice during this performance is that when he gets to the top of the stairs that the drums come up out of the stage on a platform. Its like a little surprise for the audience...they didnt know unitl the drums appeared...it was awesome.
I'm an old, fat, white lady. I'm blown away right now! I also remember my 1st time hearing this on Miami Vice. My 1st introduction to you was Creature...with Jelly Roll and Tech N9ne. This version, is an old man, giving the fans what they want! He delivered! Period! The beat drop IS the Gen X battle cry! Find me a 50something that won't air drum the $h!t out of that!!!!
AMEN to that❤
Yes, Creature was my first introduction to Krizz, too! Gen X, also, and you’re right about the rally cry! 💁🏻♀️
Old chubby white guy here, right there with you. Head-banging that drop, even with a headache. 🤘
Truth!!
There are LOTS of GenX moments like that in Music. I could spend an hour pointing them out.
I’m 65 and remember Genesis had the best light show of any band during that time . Phil Collins voice can’t be replaced….solid gold
Karen Carpenter was both the drummer and lead singer for The Carpenters. She had a voice like an angel.
I saw this concert and was in front row at the old RFK stadium in DC. Phil Collins he was Genisis and then went to Phil Collins. He can play every instrument on stage. I have been there. He, as arthritis so bad in his hands he can't play them anymore. He son took over doing the drums on his last time on stage. Love me some Phil Collins
The greatest drum drops in music history. Those of us all folks heard this song through Miami Vice. The young folks will remember it from The Hangover when Tyson was singing it. I’ve been a huge fan of Genesis and Phil since I was a child in the 80s. I was de-loved to Afghanistan in 2004 and after I got back I got to see this very tour in Oklahoma City it was a bucket list item I dreamed about since I was a child. It was worth every penny to see this legend.
Same concert... Drums, Drums and More Drums. You won't be disappointed. Cheers.
You are an official Phil Collins. When you play “air drums”, you are also official hooked!!
Just ANOTHER fantastic BRITISH performer, where they all come from on that tiny island no bigger than Idaho ive got no idea ✌️
When you see The old Grannie playing air drums riding down the road , you know what’s she’s listening too; )
Definitely this song
OMG so true we had the BEST music back then! Lost count of speakers I blew out!😂
Nice reaction. I worked security for a company that did the Genesis tour in the mid 80's. A little tidbit Phil traveled with a ping pong table and played every night before a show.
I saw them in ‘82, I was 17.. saw them again Last domino tour in 2021 ❤ so sad to see Phil leaving the stage with a cane
Best drum drop ever. Great reaction and Peace out ✌️ ☮️ 🙏
The best ever
No one else has ever had a drum drop like that
Criminaly underrated drummer. One of the best ever
That’s what I’ve heard. A lot of people in the comments say that.
The drums were not "hiding in the dark". The drums were on a platform below the back riser and as Phil walked toward the center of the riser, the drums were raised into position. If you watch closely, you can see the drums come up from underneath and the kit actually shakes a little when they stop rising, right before Phil sits down at the kit. This is why the crowd goes crazy as Phil makes his way into position. The drums are then lowered once the song is over. Most people also don't realize this kit has no cymbals - they simply aren't needed for the song.
Plus it's done like a joke on the audience, because if you notice, there's _another_ drum set already on the lower stage, clearly visible to everyone.
And yet, when everyone knows that the big drop is coming up, not only is Phil nowhere near it, he's essentially walking further _away_ from it as he goes up the stairs.
And then, as Phil approaches the center of the top stage, the light following him illuminates the second drum set rising up through the floor to perfectly meet him right as he needs it.
@@Acorn_AnomalyIt's not a "joke", as there are three kits. One kit is being used by Chester Thompson, one kit (which is to the left of the Chester's kit - from the viewpoint of the performers, is used by Phil on multiple different songs, and the kit used for ITAT. The kit used for ITAT was only used once - on that song. The kit for ITAT is tuned differently to give the song that epic sound, and has no cymbals because they're not needed for ITAT.
I love this...I love live so much better...My first concert was Bob Segar in 1977 in Evansville Indiana and I was like 4 rows from the stage and on the shoulders of a guy I know and caught a drum stick that the drummer threw out between my fingers...they played turn the page and the sax player was up like 40 feet on top of the speakers playing the start and it was so awesome...best concert ever...I was 17 and life was good....loved that concert and I would suspect this one was just as magnificant as that one....the old school concerts were the BEST....so glad I was a teen during all of these great performers....I just wish I could have saw Phil Collins...never did...so sad.
One of the most talented musicians EVER.
I'm so happy y'all get to enjoy what I did in the day. He was phenomenal in concert..mind blowing. So much musical talent to learn from. ❤🎉
Love, enjoying it.
The thing about music that many forget, or perhaps, ignore completely, is this; it doesn't matter what the age, race, ethnicity, religion, gender or language of the performer and/or song is. Music is about telling a story, about giving a feeling to the listeners no matter who or where they are. Music is and always will be the language of the world, a way to unite different peoples through one medium and yet there are many who just can't, or won't allow this thought to take hold.
It’s heartbreaking to see him now, struggling with sicknes. Phill Collins💜💜💜💜
His son is drumming for him now. His daughter is actress, Lily Collins. She currently stars in “Emily In Paris” on Netflix …and she gives updates on her dad and her brother…
Phil Collins - GENIUS!
There is a drum duet between Phil and Chester Thompson during this same concert. It is amazing.
Chester used to tour with Genesis and they would do a drum duet. Saw it several times. Amazing.
Yep it’s think it’s called Drums Drums and more drums
Now, who is Chester?
@@KrizzKalikoOfficial Chester Thompson is the bald headed drummer in the video. Watch the live version of "Take Me Home" and you will see him there also.
I loved this reaction. It is always special to watch an accomplished musician/performer react to a performance by fellow artist.
I gotta be honest. This is also my first time seeing this live version and DAMN ... it hits a lil different.
Phil is an icon. He wrote this song about his divorce. HIs singing and playing the drums at the same time is so difficult and he does it with such ease. Love your reactions!
Yes, someone else told me it was about his divorce. I would’ve never guessed.
You are the first reaction that I listened to of this song that knew it from Miami vice. I can still remember when they would be driving & playing this song.
I used to love that!!
@@KrizzKalikoOfficialI loved the show too. Great reaction
I'm 54 years old 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 i can remember the shows very well on BFBS TV lmfao 🤣 google it!
I still remember him being on the show and not as a cameo.
@@tsblonde510 🤣
Chris the joy on your face from the beginning. Appreciating the stage presence and the showmanship. Great reaction.
I 100% appreciate showmanship. That’s my thing.
Sometimes you just have to sit back and admire the talent.
I love talented people
I cannot hear this opening without immediately having that scene from Miami Vice flash into my head....so much good music in that show.
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻✌🏻 NEVER GET TIRED OF WATCHING U YOUNGER GENERATIONS REACT TO THIS!😂 Back in the 80’s I was a young adult and we ALL played air drums when this song came on the radio OR one of us had a cassette tape of the album! These days music is at our fingertips. And btw, yep this is THE most iconic divorce song ever recorded! NEVER piss Phil off cuz he’ll drag your ass all over the world but dammit he’d have a hit song!‼️ I love Phil Collins and he’s got a great catalog of tunes u don’t wanna miss out on. Ya gotta react to Phil Collins and Phillip Bailey (from Earth, Wind & Fire) with their song called Easy Lover! There’s just one hit after the other. Fortunate to have lived through a time when the best music was made!!!💜💜💜💜GREAT REACTION‼️
80s was absolutely the best music
@@KrizzKalikoOfficial 70’s and 80’s for me! Love watching your reactions to these old tunes! This is how I get out of my head! Just moved my youngest baby to another city and I’m one sad Mama right now so I need yall!
glad to see some of the older guys still playing and having fun, he is a Legend guys. Rock on Phil. This is one of several songs he wrote about his ex wife, they were going threw divorce when this LP came out.
It’s so great to see this song still getting attention. The build up in the beginning and then the audience getting hyped as he walks to the drums gives me goosebumps. Epic performance!
The drums were hidden in the floor, they raised from the floor. 😮
Nope. I saw him in person two times.
@@blakerh in the 2004 Paris concert live there are no drums on the upper level of the stage until this song. And then they disappear again after the song.
As they should. The old toaster.
The man with the white beard playing bass is Leland Sklar, a studio musician who played for a lot of artists, including Reba McIntire with The Night The Lights Went Out in Georgia.
Right on. I always wonder who these guys are.
Dude was showing off his cardio. All that walking and singing and beating the skins.
Definitely about to walk into slaying a drum solo
The drummer for Genesis that played for Petrr Gabriel that took over when he left, at lead vocals. Went on his own. Had top 10 hits written and preformed by him. Top 10 in my book for his durability and skill !❤
When I completed basic combat training in '07, on our march back to barracks from our final FTX, as we approached the barracks; the company had set up a line of torches and the intro to this song was playing in the woods alongside us for the last quarter mile of the march.
Something I'll always remember lmao.
Phil Collins was a guest actor on a couple of MIAMI VICE episodes. Ringo sings, Levon Helm (the Band) sings, Roger from Queen sings, and the drummer from Night Ranger (sister Christian) sings. In the Eagles, yeah, Don Henley sings about half their songs, but Glen Frey, Randy Miesner,(take it to the limit, their biggest hit) Joe Walsh, and Tim Schmidt also sings a couple. Like the Beatles, ..the band, and the Eagles are ALL lead singers depending on the song.
Sheila E.
Don't forget Rare Earth and, going way back, Dave Clark 5.
I usually don't like watching the lives that much but wow...this one is truly amazing...and honestly, I like his voice BETTER live...seems grittier or something...and he basically sounds the same...not worse...heck, BETTER!
I'm a 66 yr old white woman and these old songs were in my day. So glad you younger people are enjoying some of that good stuff. Been watching Pegasus and love hus reactions, especially to Journey (my fav band). You 2 are great together. Thoroughly enjoyed watching this. God bless!
Such a great live capture. Shoutout to the mighty Lee Sklar doing the damn thing on bass- also a legend. :)
Phil Collins is a very talented individual. I saw on interview that where he said his son is also a drummer and plays for some of his shows.
Not long ago the NFL asked teams what the favorite pregame song was in the locker room..
This was the song that won
Oh, this would make you beat anybody on any court or Plainfield
We can see a classic scene with this song, on the first episode of TV show "Miami Vice" (in 1984)
I like that "Closer To The Classics"...catchy.
When Genesis and Phil Collins play live, the go to Drummer is Chester Thompson.
An amazing and very accomplished drummer. Played with Zappa and Weather Report before Genesis!
They are retired now, but when Phil could play he did. His body just gave out on him. He actually dislocated a vertebrae in his neck once playing the drums. I can’t even imagine. He gave us some great music.
@@nogames8982 Actually, Chester is still playing professionally. He has a jazz trio.
@@nogames8982 shall we agree to disagree, when Phill was singing Chester was drumming, he often duetted with him, when the song calls for it, he did this for a 30 year period until he fell out with phill in 2010.
And then Phil’s son Nic took over
Also featured in the Cadbury gorilla drummer advert
Best left handed drummer ever!
Don’t forget left handed Ringo Starr. He played with his drums set up for a right handed player because that’s the way he learned.
I cannot see this too many times; it’s phenomenal EVERY TIME. Keep sharing the music and the experience of Live music, Pegasus!!! ❤
He is a fantastic actor and he is acting out this song as he stalks the stage. He is stalking the person whose downfall is coming (ex wife I believe) and letting them know, he is waiting for this and he remember EVERYTHING they did to him. When he is walking up the stairs on the line "I remember, I remember don't worry...." and he turns to look into the camera on the second "remember" and glares, it gives chills. He is an ICON
Chester Thompson is another phenomenal drummer who is playing with Phil here. He toured with him for decades. Thanks for sharing. Much love and respect from Baltimore.
Oh, thank you for clearing that up. I was just asking someone in the comments who Chester was.
Sound was great! Uncle Phil had his evil eyes stalking.❤
Phil Collins' first 2 (solo) albums were, basically, about his (now: "first") divorce (the onset, the event itself and its aftermath).
Genesis' Duke also delves into it!
This entire album was written while Phil was going through a horrible divorce. You can hear the pain of it when he sings this....The fact that he can sing so clearly while absolutely destroying the drums just goes to show the amount of talent he has.
What he's wearing is a type of Nehru jacket. They are styled after a garment from India, and they were very popular in the late 60's.
I just found you bruv, loving what I've seen so far. I'm at minute 4:43 and as an 80s kid that grew up with Genesis (this was an ALL STAR group: Phil Collins solo, Mike and the Mechanics solo, Peter Gabriel solo, Steve Hackett solo; I'm on the edge of my seat to see how ya'll gon react when the beat drops at that "one" moment. If you read this, you'll know exactly what moment I was referencing. Bout to binge all your reactions. Cheers bruv.
Lol, I am used to loud music...I even turned up the volume on this reaction😂 I grew up on Led eppelin. If you want to see LEGENDS, check out their 2007 O2 concert in England. KASHMIR will blow your mind!!! They broke the internet when ticket went on sale. They are in their 50's and 60;s I believe. They hadn't performed together Since John Bonham passed away, except for a Live-aid concert. Robert Plant still has the vocals! Love love loving your reactions!!!!! Odd thing Phil Collins played drums for Led Zep at that concert.
The excitement on Krizz's face when the drums kicked in was priceless. Great reaction my guys.
Phil is an amazing performer. And his bass player, the guy with the big grey beard, has played with numerous bands, and is a great session musician. He played with Billy Thorp on his Children of the Sun tour.
This is my all-time favorite live performance. Well this and dirty Diana.
0:27 - MIAMI VICE - In 1985, Phil Collins guest starred as a con artist in the Miami Vice episode 'Phill the Shill'. He's also appeared in movies including Hook (1991) starring Robin Williams & Dustin Hoffman, where he portrayed Inspector Good, and Buster (1988), portraying Great Train Robber, Buster Edwards. Two of his songs featured in the movie became US No.1s, 'Two Hearts', and 'A Groovy Kind of Love', which also reached No.1 in the UK charts.
Brings back so many memories ❤
If you role the tape back to where Phil is standing on the middle of the stairs....watch the Guitarist reach down and hit the switch of sorts to bring the elevator with the drums up to where Phil will walk to. It just gets there as he does. Great video
I am 61. I saw Phil Collins perform this live in Jan, 1983 when I was in college at Indiana University. I have seen quite a few great concerts and this is in my top 5 for sure. Great reaction. To sing that well while playing drums that well is very difficult . Phil rocks I subscribed to give other songs you have done and: or reacted to a chance. I was also a huge Sugar Hill Gang fan and knew all the lyrics to their 1979 song Rapper’s Delight. “ Hotel, Motel, Holiday Inn. If your girl starts acting up, then you take her friend”
This live performance is one of the best! So powerful! Love watching your reactions to the classics! 🤘🤘
Goosebumps every time I seen him live on cid breakthrough experience
This was the first popular song of the times ever used in a TV series from what I read back then. Miami Vice set the standard. Check out Glenn Fry’s Smuggler’s Blues which was on Miami Vice and Fry was also in the show as a smuggler. Check out Peter Gabriel “ In you eyes” live . He was the lead singer also of Genesis.
Phil Collins wrote the song during the grief he felt after divorcing his first wife Andrea Bertorelli in 1980. The divorce contributed to his 1979 hiatus from Genesis, until the band regrouped in October of that year to record the album. I have also saw him in an interview say that he was just in a very bad mood in the 80’s as he laughs!👍🏻😁🏴
I love this song and you should show black pegasus. The video and song to phil Collins, land of confusion.
I love your reaction when the first guitar hit! Then, when he hit the drums! Priceless bro!
Love the reaction and look of joy on your face😂. Much love and peace to you and your family❤
This is the music of the 60s 70s and 80s it was the best so many different artists I’m so glad I grew up in this time period I think you will enjoy this journey
Phil is Epic !!!!
Okay, when are you going to listen to Phil Collins' "I Don't Care Anymore"?
Absolutely love the raw emotion. especial at the live version … you can see and feel just how p****d off he was with his ex and her lawyer
Yes!!!!!!!!!
The drums were raised from below as he approached. ❤
Phil Collins was the original drummer for Genesis. He’s probably one of only a handful of drummers that also sing. He’s done many great albums. He’s been at the music business for over 50 years. You should check out his song “Another Day In Paradise.”
Saw Genesis 3 times in the 80's, Phil 3 times in the 90's. Some of the best concerts ever. Try some of the underground stuff from the late 60's.
Me too!
I was lucky enough to be standing very front left corner of stage when he played in Shreveport, Louisiana in my younger days! That front left corner was where everyone from my hometown gathered at all the concerts. 😊
The anticipation waiting for him to slooooowy make his way to HIS drums was a fabulous move!!!!
In Stan, he says, "You know that song by Phil Collins, 'In The Air Tonight', about that guy who could've saved that other guy from drowning, ...
That was referring to an urban legend that went around,about the song.
Fun fact, that beginning beat is an old beat machine on Boss Nova w the tempo cranked all the way down. If you guys got a min, watch the Miami Vice scene this debuted on, ice cold
All the respect for not letting it just play after the mess up. You need to hear that build up and drum solo uninterrupted!
came for phil, stayed because i noticed you are a fellow chiefs fan.
some background on this song for me personally. the last chiefs game i went to, pre Mahomes, was the loss to the steelers at arrowhead. it was the last game i went to with my dad. i remember, after the game, i asked him "when is it going to be our turn?". because everytime we made the playoffs, we were one and done every time, during my lifetime (exception being the one against the texans with their backup qb, then got bounced next round by the patriots). every mahomes era playoff game, i would listen to this song as my hype up music, before the playoff games. so i have a deep connection to this song. lol it is basically my theme as a chiefs fan. especially after all those years of raiders/broncos fans making fun of us saying how old our 1 superbowl was, etc. and now with everyone trying to tell us we are frauds...this song continues to be relevant. that 3-peat is in the air tonight.
Love Phil Collins & this creepy performance that us so epic.
As an artist I understand where Phil was coming from when he said If he'd known it was going to be so big, he'd have done more with the drums.. elaborated more. But, we don't always as artists have a sense when less is more. And here, less is definitely more. The stripped down nature of the Drum hits makes it a visceral reaction from the narrator that makes it so memorable and palpable that everyone can instantly associate with even when not fully understanding the mysterious nature of the lyrics. It's purposed perfection with an accidental punchline that just is a miracle of music for it's composition. Phil is a legend for a reason. I'm not a fanboy when it comes to this stuff; but, as an artist I can really appreciate when someone knocks it out of the park with no return address. And this is one of those. I always hated competing with art when I was young. I just wanted to see people appreciate the work I did. If they appreciated what they saw, job done. And there is soooo much talent out there that it's a waste of time picking this or that and saying it's the greatest or belongs in a top ten. We do it anyway at times. I just see it as great art and keep the museum open while making room for more of it from wherever it comes. Nightwish, Liliac, Queen, The REO Brothers, Los Lonely Boys., Falco, Nena, and the beat goes on.
Just imagine how good he sounded when he was young.
He’s the goat
Sweeeeeeeet Excellent choice
Phil Collins is awesome 🇺🇸👍
Legendary song by a Legendary singer... must do 'Another Day in Paradise ' next, so emotional...😊😊😊
This is one of his greatest performances ever .
Krizz Kaliko, you'r songs are the best. And you'r voice is amazing. I love you God bless you and you'r family 😍 ❤
never thought about it but now can't stop picturing it... Dr Evil