Phil Colin's autobiography "Not Dead Yet " is an excellent book. If you are interested in him at all read the book. He is actually a very wise-witty and humble human being.
Cracks me up thinking that someone from the golden era of progressive rock era genesis was on HOWARD STERN of all things! In another universe robert fripp is probably getting rosted at the friars club by dean martin i bet.
I never watched him before. AND I cannot watch it now either. I can't bear this much talking done by the same person! And very disrespectful. You should let your guest do the talking. Unbearably boring!!! Gave it three or four minutes but I'm out.
@ricomajestic nah, he was a much better drummer in his prime than songwriter, and I love a lot of his songs, mainly his first two solo albums though. His drumming though was just on another level, listen to live versions of the lamb and his brand x stuff. The song Down and Out off ATTWT is a drumming masterpiece as well as Dukes travels off Duke.
@@Eleventhearlofmars Much more difficult to have a bunch of hit songs than being simply a good drummer. Writing a hit song especially ones that were hits around the world is incredibly difficult.
Really enjoyed that. Howard is just Howard and I got the feeling Phil knew what he was letting himself in for. He took it in his stride when (understandably) many others would have been exasperated by Howard's patter. Stern reminds of the very naughty schoolboy you begin by being pissed of with but cannot end up but liking in the end. Robyn is great here too. She's the one who gets Howard when no one else can. Very impressed by Phil's musicianship down the years. One of the best drummers ever. And major cudos to him for mentioning Paul Brady (and John Martyin of course). Great musicians know other great musicians when the hear them.
This shows how much Stern has grown in his interviews. He literally wouldn’t even let the guests finish a thought. While he still does this at times, he’s better.
This was prime Howard and Robin. And Phil handled this about as good as he could have. That being said, letting him actually complete a sentence before talking over him would also have been an OK thing to do.
Howard never let's anybody he's talking to finish their thoughts. He wouldn't let Robert Plant talk about 4 years ago. That's what egomaniacs do. They manipulate the conversation.
@roger adams Sterotyping a nation of people is an uneducated exercise in simplistic thought. There are always people attracted to the crass shock entertainer like Stern, but they are in the minority. I have never been able to stand him. I would never attempt to claim that I know who you are by judging you by the use of the word retard, which is no longer acceptable in America except in circles of crass individusls like Stern. Let's just say we both have our embarrassing element; ours most certainly on full display during the last four years. Don't judge all by the one, or what you see on TV.
@shan as a US citizen, I can tell you 75% of the citizens here can’t process a valid criticism of basic world politics, much less the subtleties of late night television
I agree Phil is just a superbly talented man a great drummer song writer etc, Howard Stern is a dick as far as I am concerned and he doesn't respect anyone,the only reason I watched this was because of Phil. I never watch Howard Stern ever.
Thank you , Thats exactly how I feel , I'd get up and walk out , They don't know anything more about the man or the answers to any of their own questions than before , They need to Lay off the coke!
This was over the top pre-sattelite Howard, at his most obnoxious, full of confidence...and full of crap. Phil handled this about as well as he could have...without creating a problem. I bet ya anything when Howard was bagging on Peter Gabriel, Phil would have loved to put a stop to that. He is good friends with Peter Gabriel. They have always been good.
I’ve been a major fan of Phil’s since the early 80’s and seen him live 3 times over the decades. Such a terrific performer and an all around good guy. I also thought I had seen and heard everything he’s done but I’ve actually never seen this before. And although there are a few cringy moments (Howard being obsessed with Phil’s love life) this was a mostly enjoyable interview. Especially enjoyed the unplugged versions of Phil’s hits.
@1RonBurgundy1 Yeah he definitely got unfairly bashed by some music snobs. But Phil is no fraud. He just knew what the masses wanted to hear and wasn’t afraid to give them what they wanted. I personally think that the 80’s were his most exciting and productive period. And once the 90’s came, Phil actually did experiment with some different styles and even did a Big Band album. But he was never a critics darling like Gabriel was or considered cool by the general Rock/Pop audience. But that’s a common reaction to anyone who’s super successful, popular and not considered sexy or cool. Their loss though. Phil is a legend in my book.
Such completely opposite personalities. This 'interview' was very revealing. Stern usually finished all his questions, making it all about himself. Collins came across as thoughtful, grounded, but with a sense of humor that, unlike Stern, was not sophomoric. "Truth is not interesting". Howard was desperate for something salacious.
That would so piss me off... phil is a legend, let Phil answer a question. Question after question, ridiculous. I think Collins handled that interview really well
This is from years and years ago from E entertainment cable show. Poor Phil, he’s in horrible health now, saw him in concert in 2017, it was very sad to see him in that shape. His third wife that he divorced and then he got back with her but then she ran off with another guy and married him and she just started living in Phil‘s house down in Florida with this new husband, she’s trying to get more money out of Phil after she got a ton out of him after the third divorce. I’m not sure if Phil got them out of his Florida home. What a horrible woman. She is the mother of the drummer of his band now, Nick, Phil’s son too. He’s only 20. But he’s a very good drummer. Drumming with the reunited Genesis now. But they recently stopped the tour because some band members have Covid.
His drumming speaks for itself. You’ve only got to listen to the live versions of the lamb and songs like Down and out off ATTWT to see how great a drummer he was in his prime.
@@fatalconceit3362 I love that album apart from maybe ballad of big, for some reason that song I can’t get into, I skip it because I love the songs either side of it. Down and out is just a fantastic opening tune just like Dance on a volcano is on TOTT. There’s more epic drumming on the likes of dukes travels that you definitely need to have an immense sense of groove to play.
Kind of?? I could only bear that guy for two or three minutes. No way!!! I want to listen to Phil, not some guy who is in love with his own voice. What a blabbermouth.
It’s a shame that Howard wasted these opportunities to have more sincere dialogues. He starts saying interesting things and they run over him with stupidity
Despite the douchery of Stern during this entire interview, which I imagine to be quite challenging, Phil handled this like a gentleman despite it all. One of these men has more class than the other.
Howard asking Phil and Daryl if they have seen each others 🍆 made me uncomfortable. It reminded me of when he asked the frontman and lead guitarist of AC/DC about their private sex lives and they looked extremely uncomfortable
The point of the friendly advice was good. "Don't take shit from Stern". The advice had nothing to do with how great a musician or how much experience Phil had in the entertainment industry. It had to do with his 1st experience with Howard Stern.
Wow...what a great version of Susudio! Phil is a class act...even though Howard's shtuck is to be trashy and it gets old quick but ha has his following so he has created a market.....refering to Phil taking a dump and then saying sorry....is predictable .....Phil saw right through it and gave a good presentation for the fans......
Howard Stern & that lady are rude towards Phil. I think Phil was not really happy about being there! The conversation he is trying to be honest & kept interrupting him! At least he never tore down his wives.
This is a terrible interview. Howard asks a question then answers it himself. I would have liked to have heard Phil answer some of those questions about Gabriel transition. And, Howard and Robin made it all about Phil's marriage timeline. Is that supposed to be interesting?
@@AdrianMendoza23 yeah. A better interview for Ellen and Rosie. Lmfao. It doesn't matter if he got better for John Legend. I was commenting on the interview I was listening to/cared about. Not future interviews. Why defend it? Why comment on other people's comment? Are you a lesson giver?
@@stevet7487 Precisely. Even attempting to finish a sentence was futile in this mostly, Stern monologue. As to Collin's answer saying that all the band's members wrote the songs, although technically correct, in reality, Gabriel wrote most of the band's songs, while the rest of the band composed most of its music. After all it was Gabriel's band from the beginning. In a group like Rush, for example, it was Neal Peart that would write all songs while Lee and Lifeson would compose the music.
@@fatalconceit3362 Unfortunate that Howard decided to show off that day. So many questions, so few opportunities. This one blown. Being a huge Rush fan, seeing them in concert 40 times, I am keenly aware of the writing process in that band. I used to collect their interviews before the Internet arrived. But I wasn't aware of the division of duties in Genesis during Pete's time in Genesis. I had read where Steve and Mike had said they were all involved in the Lyrics of Foxtrot, but Peter insisted on writing all the lyrics for Supper's Ready. And I believe that was also true entirely on the Lamb. The guys were obviously bothered with the belief by fans that it was Pete's band and he wrote all the songs. In Rush, Alex and Geddy were happy to have Neil write the lyrics, and he was well suited and happy to do it. They agreed early on all members would get equal writing credits so no jealousies arose. One can only imagine the possibilities for Genesis creations if Pete and Steve had stayed in the band. I suppose we should just be grateful we got some amazing songs and enjoy them.
@@stevet7487 I hear you. The creativity of the band was off the charts. Peter Gabriel's Genesis was before my time, but even their first album after his departure, And Then There Were Three, is an amazing work, interesting what it would be with Gabriel. Saw them in concert both in Toronto and in the US. Funny enough I grew up in Willowdale and went to the same Junior High as Geddy and Alex, years later. So Rush was close to our heart (no pun intended). Losing It is still my favorite song from them.
@@fatalconceit3362 Agreed ! I love Trick of the Tail, Wind and Wuthering, and And Then There Were Three, my first tour seeing Genesis. Great stuff..... Sounds like you grew up in God's Country. I'm envious!
Howard: "A lady! You gotta model? I read....." Phil: "Yes, you read, you read. When have you ever read anything that was right?" You go, Phil! Is it ALWAYS about Howard? Is it always sophomoric?
This was very funny parts but I also felt sorry for Phil in a few places. He did well to survive that. I really want to see Howard messing Sting around now.
Howard is a talking contradiction. He always says "be honest" but he's always telling made up stories to keep the conversation going. If youre a fan you can pick up on that.
Wonder if Phil ever found a second to utter a word!! What a chatterbox! Let phil speak for God's sake...I can't bear to watch this..I love Phil and that's whom I want to listen to, not a host who is in love with his own voice.
@@Wyndy57 I did not think Stern was funny. Rather pathetic, as he tried to bait Phil into revealing something scandalous mean-spirited (as against Peter Gabriel). Phil was great. He kept steering the conversation back to something he could honestly answer. I too cringed at the thought of his going on the program.....AND cringed during the program. Odd, I have seen Howard do some fine interviews that were insightful. Not here!
Damn, Stern is so incredibly dense, such a bad interviewer. He repeatedly fails to realize that the guitarist isn't a member of Genesis, he worked in the band and now he's following Collins onto his solo work. He said as much at the beginning of the interview but Stern is such a poor listener, he's so concerned with everything but the actual answers to his questions. It's still the same to this day.
Actually I've just stopped three minutes after Phil entered the studio. I cannot bear so much talking. Phil is there, and some guy doing all that talking!!! WTH????
It's so obvious that this playbook is gang ambush, interrupt and try to shock your guests out of their comfort zone and evoke reactions. It's like the playground bully starting a fight and then standing back to enjoy the show.
From a "Howard Stern Show" period, in which Stern himself regrets. The interview, would have gone differently, in the much later years - early Sirius in particular.
HAHA....MY UNCKE WAS PAINTING IN NYC AND PHIL COLLINS WOKE UP AND CAME OUT OF THE ROOM AND SAID WHO ARE YOU?....MY UNCLE SAID A PAINTER AND PHIL WENT BACK IN THE ROOM TO BED. HAHA HE WAS STAYING WITH THE DECORATORS FRIEND MY UNCLE WAS WORKING FOR ....COOL STORY
gotta know Phil regrets becoming smitten and falling in love every other week. and fm radio drilling his songs into our brains to the extent that our regret is to monstrous for remorse.
I think Howard really wanted out of his marriage at this time. He wanted out for years before this. Then he did the private parts movie and he wanted out but the movie called for him being faithful to his wife which probably killed Howard inside but the heart of the movie depended on him being faithful.
I’m guessing all the people complaining that they didn’t give Collins time to answer, have never heard Howard before. News flash y’all, that’s the way the show ALWAYS was like.
I remember when this first aired. I was big into Genesis and Phil solo and this was the week's highlight for me! Unfortunately, Howard was a disrespectful chatterbox here, barely letting Phil get a Goddamned word in edgewise. I was like, "Howard, shut up with the juvenile questions for ONE MINUTE and just chat NORMALLY with the LIVING LEGEND you have in the studio there!" And even when he did, he just glossed over whatever Phil said to get to the next "Who are you banging?" question. Quivers was even worse---even on the radio I could tell that Phil was getting pissed off with her constant "What happened with your first/second marriage" questions she kept asking like a f@cking mentally challenged person. And she kept it up even after HOWARD realized he needed to chill. When they went to the first commercial, I felt like Howard went to Robin to tell her to cool it because she was being more annoying than he was! As others have said, Phil was a true gentleman (in the English style, of course) to put up with that idiocy for so long. No surprise that he never came back though.
Every interview is a serious interview.. its all over youtube… I think its ace to have someone take the piss for a change.. I bet Collins loved it but he is super conservative and aware of his image .. Just so refreshing to hear the pub talk barrage from Stern - Brilliantly funny 😄
@@MrDodgedollar Howard can be one of the best interviewers around. You hear him with Paul McCartney, Sammy Hagar, Madonna, et al, and his entire line of thought is riveting. That was not evident this time around. And I did NOT get the feeling that Phil, conservative or not, was comfortable with it.
Eric told George he was in love with his wife and George told Ringo he was in love with his wife and they were both cool with it. You could do that back then I guess.
You guys are amazing... you get a superstar like Phil Collins in your studio but all you can do is babble like a bunch of baboons... he couldn't get a word in edgeways?
Phil Colin's autobiography "Not Dead Yet " is an excellent book. If you are interested in him at all read the book. He is actually a very wise-witty and humble human being.
I heard its all been a pack of lies
@@jamesjameson4566 I see what you did there!
@@noahf342 ☺️
Phil: "Why is she in a box?" 🤣🤣🤣
With the coolest English swag 😎
“Oh look the box is talking” - Phil
Savage!
Letting him talk would also be an acceptable option for an interview...
always happens when an american needs to show his balls to a british.....but.....with Stern... well's......s.s.s.s.s.just a joke
Sterns the best interviewer on planet earth dude
If you go on Stern you know what will happen. Phil knew how big Stern's audience was.
Stern is both a great interviewer and also the worst.
@Maz S Of course Howard is completely different these days.
I Love Phil❤️He’s a Gentleman and a class act
Phil's always been a class act...
@@amandabooth-he9gu I totally agree! ❤️Phil✨
"If you knew what it was you wouldn't be talking about it in such flippant terms." Handled like a boss, I had to rewind that part a few times.
Exactly
This was Howard at his most raunchy. Phil handled it like a champ lol
Cracks me up thinking that someone from the golden era of progressive rock era genesis was on HOWARD STERN of all things!
In another universe robert fripp is probably getting rosted at the friars club by dean martin i bet.
@shan I'm sure Howard had a book double sessions with his therapist that week he is so fucking fragile
Hes not that different from Howard in sense of humour.
I never watched him before. AND I cannot watch it now either. I can't bear this much talking done by the same person! And very disrespectful. You should let your guest do the talking. Unbearably boring!!! Gave it three or four minutes but I'm out.
Like him or loathe him, he’s actually an extremely talented drummer. Even music snobs respect him for that
I love phil collins. Fuck the haters they don't matter anyway....
He's a much better songwriter than a drummer! The guy has written dozens of hit songs. Not many people can do that.
He’s great, love his songs. Nobody records like mature pop music like this anymore
@ricomajestic nah, he was a much better drummer in his prime than songwriter, and I love a lot of his songs, mainly his first two solo albums though. His drumming though was just on another level, listen to live versions of the lamb and his brand x stuff. The song Down and Out off ATTWT is a drumming masterpiece as well as Dukes travels off Duke.
@@Eleventhearlofmars Much more difficult to have a bunch of hit songs than being simply a good drummer. Writing a hit song especially ones that were hits around the world is incredibly difficult.
Really enjoyed that. Howard is just Howard and I got the feeling Phil knew what he was letting himself in for. He took it in his stride when (understandably) many others would have been exasperated by Howard's patter. Stern reminds of the very naughty schoolboy you begin by being pissed of with but cannot end up but liking in the end. Robyn is great here too. She's the one who gets Howard when no one else can. Very impressed by Phil's musicianship down the years. One of the best drummers ever. And major cudos to him for mentioning Paul Brady (and John Martyin of course). Great musicians know other great musicians when the hear them.
Phil Collins is a amazing drummer so under rated.
Haha... One of the world most renowned and well respected drummers is underrated? Haha... He's extremely rated
underrated? are you aware of who phil collins is?
Who said he was underrated
This shows how much Stern has grown in his interviews. He literally wouldn’t even let the guests finish a thought. While he still does this at times, he’s better.
He's not better. Howard's been seeing his shrink too long, and it's rubbed off on him, Howard like to psychoanalyze people too much these days.
@@Rotary_Phone he does. It’s obvious. But at least he allows a bit of breathing room and respect for the person being interviewed to respond.
and how that makes him a good interviewer? surely not to me
Voice remarkable, Phil THE BEST in this world. Fabulous singer, drummer, musician, songwriter and actor.
Saw Genesis in Berlin 1992. Great show. We Can't Dance tour. Great show.
Phil is one of best! Phil's dry humor is good too
Such a British humour ♡
This was prime Howard and Robin. And Phil handled this about as good as he could have. That being said, letting him actually complete a sentence before talking over him would also have been an OK thing to do.
Howard never let's anybody he's talking to finish their thoughts. He wouldn't let Robert Plant talk about 4 years ago. That's what egomaniacs do. They manipulate the
conversation.
@roger adams Sterotyping a nation of people is an uneducated exercise in simplistic thought. There are always people attracted to the crass shock entertainer like Stern, but they are in the minority. I have never been able to stand him. I would never attempt to claim that I know who you are by judging you by the use of the word retard, which is no longer acceptable in America except in circles of crass individusls like Stern. Let's just say we both have our embarrassing element; ours most certainly on full display during the last four years. Don't judge all by the one, or what you see on TV.
@shan as a US citizen, I can tell you 75% of the citizens here can’t process a valid criticism of basic world politics, much less the subtleties of late night television
I agree Phil is just a superbly talented man a great drummer song writer etc, Howard Stern is a dick as far as I am concerned and he doesn't respect anyone,the only reason I watched this was because of Phil. I never watch Howard Stern ever.
Thank you , Thats exactly how I feel , I'd get up and walk out , They don't know anything more about the man or the answers to any of their own questions than before , They need to Lay off the coke!
Brad Cole - phenomenal!
You get a sense Phil a nice guy, took a while to warm up but just a guy in the end. 😎
Phil totally loved it when Howie called Peter Gabriel a pain in the ass..He was cracking up.
He's Amazing Phil's voice is so soothing and I love Genesis too funny interview he's a LEGEND🤣🤘😍🤘
Seriously?
U watch the same interview we did, hes a prick of the highest caliber
Phil Collins telling off Paul McCartney solidified my fandom of Phil
He's one of the best!
This was over the top pre-sattelite Howard, at his most obnoxious, full of confidence...and full of crap.
Phil handled this about as well as he could have...without creating a problem. I bet ya anything when Howard was bagging on Peter Gabriel, Phil would have loved to put a stop to that. He is good friends with Peter Gabriel. They have always been good.
Incredible voice!!!!
I’ve been a major fan of Phil’s since the early 80’s and seen him live 3 times over the decades. Such a terrific performer and an all around good guy. I also thought I had seen and heard everything he’s done but I’ve actually never seen this before. And although there are a few cringy moments (Howard being obsessed with Phil’s love life) this was a mostly enjoyable interview. Especially enjoyed the unplugged versions of Phil’s hits.
@1RonBurgundy1 Yeah he definitely got unfairly bashed by some music snobs. But Phil is no fraud. He just knew what the masses wanted to hear and wasn’t afraid to give them what they wanted. I personally think that the 80’s were his most exciting and productive period. And once the 90’s came, Phil actually did experiment with some different styles and even did a Big Band album. But he was never a critics darling like Gabriel was or considered cool by the general Rock/Pop audience. But that’s a common reaction to anyone who’s super successful, popular and not considered sexy or cool. Their loss though. Phil is a legend in my book.
At least Howard made Phil laugh when he said that he moved to Switzerland so Eric Clapton won’t steal his wife! 🤣🤣🤣
Never and I mean never, go swimming with Phil Collins!
Because he would not lend a hand? 😂
@@Eleventhearlofmars I’ve seen that face before my friend...
Howard is so rude...he's lucky to have someone of this caliber on his show.
Such completely opposite personalities. This 'interview' was very revealing. Stern usually finished all his questions, making it all about himself. Collins came across as thoughtful, grounded, but with a sense of humor that, unlike Stern, was not sophomoric. "Truth is not interesting". Howard was desperate for something salacious.
Thanks for the video!
Great interview man the guy is talented musician
Watch Phill Collins play drums for Eric Clapton at live aid. UA-cam has it. Mega talent.
Saw it as it happened and it was amazing!!!
havent heard this is yearrrrrs thank you
That would so piss me off... phil is a legend, let Phil answer a question. Question after question, ridiculous. I think Collins handled that interview really well
This was hard to watch. Stern wasted a lot of time with a living legend!
Amazing how time changes people.
I have Sirius XM and this interview audio let alone video has never been played ...thank you
Only Biden-Voters don't know why
This is from years and years ago from E entertainment cable show. Poor Phil, he’s in horrible health now, saw him in concert in 2017, it was very sad to see him in that shape. His third wife that he divorced and then he got back with her but then she ran off with another guy and married him and she just started living in Phil‘s house down in Florida with this new husband, she’s trying to get more money out of Phil after she got a ton out of him after the third divorce. I’m not sure if Phil got them out of his Florida home. What a horrible woman. She is the mother of the drummer of his band now, Nick, Phil’s son too. He’s only 20. But he’s a very good drummer. Drumming with the reunited Genesis now. But they recently stopped the tour because some band members have Covid.
@@TheKitchenerLeslie well that certainly doesn’t make any sense.
@@Irishgal777 Think about it, dummy
There is no underrating Phil Collins. His record sales speak for themselves.
His drumming speaks for itself. You’ve only got to listen to the live versions of the lamb and songs like Down and out off ATTWT to see how great a drummer he was in his prime.
He ruled the 80 's with Hall and Oats.
@@Eleventhearlofmars The drums on the Down and Out are just epic. Most people miss do not realize this. It's unplayable
@@fatalconceit3362 I love that album apart from maybe ballad of big, for some reason that song I can’t get into, I skip it because I love the songs either side of it. Down and out is just a fantastic opening tune just like Dance on a volcano is on TOTT. There’s more epic drumming on the likes of dukes travels that you definitely need to have an immense sense of groove to play.
Yes of course!! Well said. This "underrated" word must be very popular in the States. Used a lot in that part of the world..lol
Beautiful voice. Great memories
Yes kiddos, there once was a time when Phil Collins could play the drums and Howard Stern was funny.
This doesn’t show Howard being funny… at all.
@@anonymousindividual0 I think he's funnier than hell here.
Howard was always funny
Stern sold out, cause his gold-digger, I mean, wife, wants to go to celebrity weddings.
I CANNOT wait till Fred, or Gary right the tell-all.
@@thefungoden3978 he's been funnier. Much funnier.
These were the amazing years for the Howard Stern show.
I love that on air You spoke about your marriage! No extra marital HOWARD! Lovely PHIL
Howard was kind of annoying talking over Phil, but I must say I laughed like hell throughout the interview. It was even funnier than I remember.
Kind of?? I could only bear that guy for two or three minutes. No way!!! I want to listen to Phil, not some guy who is in love with his own voice. What a blabbermouth.
Great drummer but his voice is something else.
ABSOLUTELY TRUE!!!!
Phil is such a gentleman, waste of an interview
@cesar --- this is howard's platform..you obvious don't know it.
It’s a shame that Howard wasted these opportunities to have more sincere dialogues. He starts saying interesting things and they run over him with stupidity
Stern doesn't know when to shut up.
It was funny, though.
Despite the douchery of Stern during this entire interview, which I imagine to be quite challenging, Phil handled this like a gentleman despite it all. One of these men has more class than the other.
Howard asking Phil and Daryl if they have seen each others 🍆 made me uncomfortable. It reminded me of when he asked the frontman and lead guitarist of AC/DC about their private sex lives and they looked extremely uncomfortable
Howard "So what did you get like Sting and start writing about the rain forests?" lol. thats my favorite
I love that he ignored the foul parts of Howard...He's mellow and intelligent
I have the distinct feeling there are parts of this interview Phil would have loved to be anywhere else than in a studio with Howard.
Milton Burle giving Phil pointers like he was new to the business.
Anything from 1969 onwards probably felt like 2 weeks ago for Milton
@@Krowsnose That and I doubt Uncle Milty had any clue as to the full scope of Collins' astonishing career.
The point of the friendly advice was good. "Don't take shit from Stern". The advice had nothing to do with how great a musician or how much experience Phil had in the entertainment industry. It had to do with his 1st experience with Howard Stern.
@@stevet7487 100%
Legends
Poor Phil he hardly get a word in edgewise!
Howard was a savage 😂
Been a fan since 'No Jacket Required'. #1985
32:15 Damn susudio Is a fkn relaxed jam
Hell yea
Be cool to wake up and start a day singing like that
I wish the Sting interview was on here.
Wow...what a great version of Susudio!
Phil is a class act...even though Howard's shtuck is to be trashy and it gets old quick but ha has his following so he has created a market.....refering to Phil taking a dump and then saying sorry....is predictable .....Phil saw right through it and gave a good presentation for the fans......
Phil Collins taking a dump is funny though.
Howard Stern & that lady are rude towards Phil. I think Phil was not really happy about being there! The conversation he is trying to be honest & kept interrupting him! At least he never tore down his wives.
This is a terrible interview. Howard asks a question then answers it himself. I would have liked to have heard Phil answer some of those questions about Gabriel transition. And, Howard and Robin made it all about Phil's marriage timeline. Is that supposed to be interesting?
His Interview has changed so much over the years. He's gotten better.
@@AdrianMendoza23 yeah. A better interview for Ellen and Rosie. Lmfao. It doesn't matter if he got better for John Legend. I was commenting on the interview I was listening to/cared about. Not future interviews. Why defend it? Why comment on other people's comment? Are you a lesson giver?
@@ZumaDogg great reply, thnx.
@@AdrianMendoza23 glad you enjoyed my bitter crankiness!
@@jamieflowers1493 no. I wanted Howard to have done a much better job.
Phil and Robin would have made each other hsppy
I'm not surprised Howard Stern got divorced 2 years after this, Christ!
I'm kinda not surprised that Phil didn't stick up for Peter in this interview, which is kinda sad really, what a shame.
He really didn't have a chance.
@@stevet7487 Precisely. Even attempting to finish a sentence was futile in this mostly, Stern monologue.
As to Collin's answer saying that all the band's members wrote the songs, although technically correct, in reality, Gabriel wrote most of the band's songs, while the rest of the band composed most of its music. After all it was Gabriel's band from the beginning.
In a group like Rush, for example, it was Neal Peart that would write all songs while Lee and Lifeson would compose the music.
@@fatalconceit3362 Unfortunate that Howard decided to show off that day. So many questions, so few opportunities. This one blown. Being a huge Rush fan, seeing them in concert 40 times, I am keenly aware of the writing process in that band. I used to collect their interviews before the Internet arrived. But I wasn't aware of the division of duties in Genesis during Pete's time in Genesis. I had read where Steve and Mike had said they were all involved in the Lyrics of Foxtrot, but Peter insisted on writing all the lyrics for Supper's Ready. And I believe that was also true entirely on the Lamb. The guys were obviously bothered with the belief by fans that it was Pete's band and he wrote all the songs. In Rush, Alex and Geddy were happy to have Neil write the lyrics, and he was well suited and happy to do it. They agreed early on all members would get equal writing credits so no jealousies arose. One can only imagine the possibilities for Genesis creations if Pete and Steve had stayed in the band. I suppose we should just be grateful we got some amazing songs and enjoy them.
@@stevet7487 I hear you. The creativity of the band was off the charts. Peter Gabriel's Genesis was before my time, but even their first album after his departure, And Then There Were Three, is an amazing work, interesting what it would be with Gabriel. Saw them in concert both in Toronto and in the US.
Funny enough I grew up in Willowdale and went to the same Junior High as Geddy and Alex, years later. So Rush was close to our heart (no pun intended). Losing It is still my favorite song from them.
@@fatalconceit3362 Agreed ! I love Trick of the Tail, Wind and Wuthering, and And Then There Were Three, my first tour seeing Genesis. Great stuff..... Sounds like you grew up in God's Country. I'm envious!
Daryl was having a hell of a good time!
Howard: "A lady! You gotta model? I read....." Phil: "Yes, you read, you read. When have you ever read anything that was right?" You go, Phil!
Is it ALWAYS about Howard? Is it always sophomoric?
This was very funny parts but I also felt sorry for Phil in a few places. He did well to survive that. I really want to see Howard messing Sting around now.
Robin used to interject in interviews much more than she does now.
This interview is awesome. It's like Beavis and Butt Head interviewing a well proper Englishman lol
Phil had to regret this visit. I knew it wasn't his cup of tea when I saw the thumbnail. He's uncomfortable here, but holding his own.
Why does Howard always interrupt his guests? He asks a question and then answers them for his guests and assumes that he knows the guest well
Howard hasn't been like this for a LOOOOOOONG time. He completely changed 10 years ago.
Howard is a talking contradiction. He always says "be honest" but he's always telling made up stories to keep the conversation going. If youre a fan you can pick up on that.
Gary’s shirt killing it
It’s a solid noine out of ten
Is everyone on coke here but Phil and his band mates? Holy crap Howard.
Probably. I would be if I was Howard stern
What's Howard's beef with Peter Gabriel? Am I missing something?
Wonder if Phil ever found a second to utter a word!! What a chatterbox! Let phil speak for God's sake...I can't bear to watch this..I love Phil and that's whom I want to listen to, not a host who is in love with his own voice.
Phil Collins and Robin Quivers would have made a serious power couple
Howard is just hilarious. So funny that he was trying to get Phil collins to crack but couldn’t do it.
I don't think Howard ever asked him back. LOL
@@rk41gator I don't think Phil would ever want to come back!!👎😝 I CRINGED when I discovered Phil would be on his show! 😮Lol
@@Wyndy57 I did not think Stern was funny. Rather pathetic, as he tried to bait Phil into revealing something scandalous mean-spirited (as against Peter Gabriel). Phil was great. He kept steering the conversation back to something he could honestly answer.
I too cringed at the thought of his going on the program.....AND cringed during the program. Odd, I have seen Howard do some fine interviews that were insightful. Not here!
Damn, Stern is so incredibly dense, such a bad interviewer. He repeatedly fails to realize that the guitarist isn't a member of Genesis, he worked in the band and now he's following Collins onto his solo work. He said as much at the beginning of the interview but Stern is such a poor listener, he's so concerned with everything but the actual answers to his questions. It's still the same to this day.
If I was Phil, I would have walked out.
Actually I've just stopped three minutes after Phil entered the studio. I cannot bear so much talking. Phil is there, and some guy doing all that talking!!! WTH????
Hahahah good
I agree & can’t stand Howard & that lady!
I agree! Phil doesn’t take down anyone & respect him & that he put up with this crap!
@@beverlyrutherford1833 Phil Collins told me he doesn’t like you
It's so obvious that this playbook is gang ambush, interrupt and try to shock your guests out of their comfort zone and evoke reactions.
It's like the playground bully starting a fight and then standing back to enjoy the show.
From a "Howard Stern Show" period, in which Stern himself regrets. The interview, would have gone differently, in the much later years - early Sirius in particular.
HAHA....MY UNCKE WAS PAINTING IN NYC AND PHIL COLLINS WOKE UP AND CAME OUT OF THE ROOM AND SAID WHO ARE YOU?....MY UNCLE SAID A PAINTER AND PHIL WENT BACK IN THE ROOM TO BED. HAHA HE WAS STAYING WITH THE DECORATORS FRIEND MY UNCLE WAS WORKING FOR ....COOL STORY
Howard Steen is the business 😂😂
Howard is so much better at interviewing now. Phil can't get a word in.
gotta know Phil regrets becoming smitten and falling in love every other week. and fm radio drilling his songs into our brains to the extent that our regret is to monstrous for remorse.
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John Martyn was a great singer/songwriter.
he has gotten a lot better at interviewing. maybe he watched this. its very awkward.
……but what was the year Stern fans?
I think Howard really wanted out of his marriage at this time. He wanted out for years before this. Then he did the private parts movie and he wanted out but the movie called for him being faithful to his wife which probably killed Howard inside but the heart of the movie depended on him being faithful.
I’m guessing all the people complaining that they didn’t give Collins time to answer, have never heard Howard before. News flash y’all, that’s the way the show ALWAYS was like.
I remember when this first aired. I was big into Genesis and Phil solo and this was the week's highlight for me! Unfortunately, Howard was a disrespectful chatterbox here, barely letting Phil get a Goddamned word in edgewise. I was like, "Howard, shut up with the juvenile questions for ONE MINUTE and just chat NORMALLY with the LIVING LEGEND you have in the studio there!" And even when he did, he just glossed over whatever Phil said to get to the next "Who are you banging?" question.
Quivers was even worse---even on the radio I could tell that Phil was getting pissed off with her constant "What happened with your first/second marriage" questions she kept asking like a f@cking mentally challenged person. And she kept it up even after HOWARD realized he needed to chill. When they went to the first commercial, I felt like Howard went to Robin to tell her to cool it because she was being more annoying than he was!
As others have said, Phil was a true gentleman (in the English style, of course) to put up with that idiocy for so long. No surprise that he never came back though.
Every interview is a serious interview.. its all over youtube… I think its ace to have someone take the piss for a change.. I bet Collins loved it but he is super conservative and aware of his image ..
Just so refreshing to hear the pub talk barrage from Stern - Brilliantly funny 😄
@@MrDodgedollar Howard can be one of the best interviewers around. You hear him with Paul McCartney, Sammy Hagar, Madonna, et al, and his entire line of thought is riveting. That was not evident this time around. And I did NOT get the feeling that Phil, conservative or not, was comfortable with it.
Anyone else think the screen grab they used when u click on the clip looked like Robin Williams?
Alexis: Actually, if you compare how Collins and Williams looked in around 2010, (when they were both 60), they are literally indistinguishable.
I am surprised Phil didn't walk out the room during the interview..
At least we now know why Dodgy disappeared without a trace after Phil declared he was a fan.
Lmfao
Eric told George he was in love with his wife and George told Ringo he was in love with his wife and they were both cool with it. You could do that back then I guess.
I thought da thumbnail was Robin Williams
What year was this?
96 I wanna say. Cause that was when he split from Genesis
Robin, the cackling parrot!
You guys are amazing... you get a superstar like Phil Collins in your studio but all you can do is babble like a bunch of baboons... he couldn't get a word in edgeways?
4:18 when did Jackie slip him that joke?
HS "have you ever seen each others penises"? Hilarious, pure Stern, overall a good show!
3:46 Howard😂