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Phil Collins - In The Air Tonight LIVE
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Who should I listen to and react to next?
Janis Joplin . Cry baby. Ball and chain.
Do some of Phil Collins disney songs
Luciano Pavarotti and James brown - it’s a man’s world
Hey Maggie, You should definitely do a reaction to the band Manowar doing their version of "Nessun Dorma" they'd recorded this song in memory of the lead vocalist's mother who had passed away during the production of their album "Warriors Of The World"
Focus- Hokus Pokus Dutch band.
Is he a drummer??? One of the greatest drummers ever to walk the planet!!
John Bonham: “Hold my beer!”
@@kittykatz4001 OP said 'One' of the greatest and you still had to butt in with your unnecessary comment... SMH -_-
@@Lyf4rMusic I didn’t “butt” in! This is an open and public platform, not a private discord that I invaded uninvited.
@@kittykatz4001 Yes, it is Open for useful comments, not like the one you just replied which seems like an invitation for argument honestly, which OP didn't even ask anyone's opinion of in the first place ! I mean its not like OP declared he is THE best, so I literally don't understand your Hold my Beer comment even in the sense of humour POV -_-
@@Lyf4rMusic Google didn’t say so.
Those of us that grew up in the 70's to early 80's - this song was a huge part of our lives' soundtrack. I'm so glad you finally saw this! Phil is, in a word, LEGEND.
I’m one of those kids. I still air drum the drop. Don’t we all!
@@Kimmerkel-k It's mandatory! LOL
Yet not being a "70s to early 80's" song at all. That was the era of Disco. This was clearly New Wave.
I don't think you lived that time... I'll bring up WKRP as a 'proof you did' but you'll just InvestiGoogle.
@@justtime6736 Since this song got its bigest push, by being featured in the pilot episode of Miami Vice (1984), you might be wrong 😄❤
born in '64. this is a song i still listen to, on a very regular basis.
I don't care how many times I see this I still have to catch my breath when he sits down at the drums.❤❤
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An iconic moment! Just epic Phil Collins!
It's like every time I'm screaming in my head, "Hurry up. You're not going to make it in time."
Drummers that sing.
Literally different parts of the brain accessed during each endeavor. Simultaneously.
Not impossible, but elevated understanding and performance beyond standard human standard
I always marvelled at Phil's ability to sing a melody while nailing triplets and off beat drumming rhythms. His live concerts were something to experience..
The way Collins can Sing & Drum should not be possible
Arguably one of if not the best live performances ever.
Most iconic drum fill of all time. Got to love his timing as he arrives exactly on time and how the crowd starts cheering as the drum set catches a little of his spotlight and comes into view.
Check out Heart live at the Kennedy Center doing Stairway to Heaven. Almost as good as this.
The drums came up out of the stage is why you couldn't see them when he first started walking across towards them.
And ironically the easiest drum part he's ever played
Check out his drum duet with Chester Thompson ,
Awesome !
Love how younger people expect it to drop at the end of the chorus before, beautiful
Back in the 80s when this started getting air play, you could watch patrons of noisy bars, restaurants, and other places go completely silent for the drum fill to come in. Then they'd go back to talking. It was strange and funny. I bought this album the week it came out (being a huge Genesis fan). I took it home and played it repeatedly. My older sister came down the hall to my bedroom to ask who it was. She went out and bought the album later that week. It's been called the most iconic few bars in music.
I should add most of them air-drummed along...
@@galahad692000 Yes. It's very hard to not go HAM on the air drums when that solo hits.
Yes - Although that Advt. with the Gorilla nudges Phil's original performance into the background- me thinks. 🤣 What the heck was that Advt. FOR anyway? Does anyone remember? Do we CARE?!
His 'Face Value' album is epic. So many wonderful songs. But, as you well know, Genesis live (and Phil live) is something else. His authenticity comes through in spades!
@@linmonash1244 I think it was for some make of chocolate but can't remember which one.....I was too busy air drumming,this from a 70yr old who has played the drums for the last 50 odd years..
He was 53 years old when he did this concert in Bercy, Paris in 2004. Truly an amazing performance by Brad Cole (keyboards, synthesizers, Vocoder), Daryl Stuermer (6 String Guitar), Leland Sklar (Bass Guitar), Chester Thompson ("Rhythm" Drums) and Phil himself (vocals, drums). It was performed in front of 20,000 + people at the "Palais Omnisport de Paris" and truly was, if not the greatest, close to the greatest live performance ever. It was from his "Finally... The First Farewell" Tour and this particular concert in Bercy started with an amazing "Drums, Drums & More Drums" track performed by Phil and his other drummer, the previously mentioned Mr. Thompson. Incidentally, this track ("In the Air Tonight") was the 17th in the tracklist sandwiched between Separate Lives and Dance Into the Light. Phil had the energy he had in this song all the way through to the end of the concert (as did his musicians). Now that he can no longer drum, his son NIcholas plays drums almost as well as the old man did--literally--Phil is 70 now. His son was on the Domino tour with Genesis recently. Oh and of course, his daughter Lily is rapidly becoming a famous actress in her own right. So, he's still doing alright I suppose (tongue in cheek).
I have to agree with the other old man here. This is a great live performance. I wont say the best, but just because it really depends on my mood at the time. There are a number of 70's and 80's bands and performers that I think you need to see live to get a feel for a real show. KISS, AC/DC, Van Halen, Garth Brooks, George Strait, Def Leppard, Alice Cooper, and so many more people that are such a treat live. I threw a couple of country guys in because they put on a hell of a show. I will get hate for this, but I am ok with it. But Phil does a GREAT show. His timing is perfection, his dedication to his craft is amazing. A+ talent. I heard he ended one of his marriages by sending her a fax. That is a fancy text, sent with a special machine that printed the message on paper, kids.
It’s like ten minutes of watching a burning fuse approach a keg of dynamite. The explosive ending of drums and vocals isn’t enough. No one, I bet, _no one_ could hear this song without replaying the last 10-15 seconds. Many times.
Couldn't have put it better myself,the whole arrangement & choreographed performance is just EPIC THEATRE .
Phil Collins has to be one of the best live performers there has ever been. What a living legend.
this is considered the best iconic & G.O.A.T ""drum drop" in rock & roll!!!! Love the audience participation with the hand claps!!!
11:45 Leland Sklar. The best bass player in the world. He has played on over 2,000 albums, what a living legend.
This song has the most incredible and recognized drum fill of all-time and space! I'm utterly shocked that you've never heard that part prior to this.
Fun Fact: If you ever saw Hook with Robin Williams, Phil Collins plays the Detective at the beginning of the movie when they're asking about the kid's kidnapping
Wow!!! Never noticed that!
He played lead in 'Buster' and is great in it.
I was an 80's teen. I remember when Phil Collins was at his peak. This song just hits on all cylinders. It's about his divorce from his first wife, Andrea Bertorelli.
Apparently he caught his wife in bed with their interior decorator, and he wrote this song for him: Well, if you told me you were drowning
I would not lend a hand
I've seen your face before my friend
But I don't know if you know who I am
Well, I was there and I saw what you did
I saw it with my own two eyes
So you can wipe off that grin, I know where you've been
It's all been a pack of lies.’
I actually was at that concert Bercy , Paris, drove 5 hours to be part of it .. it was GREAT..!
Fantastic or fantastique :)
I was there at his former Group's first-ever Top Of The Bill performance in South East London @ Croydon with 3,000 others in 1972:)
Where have the last 50 years disappeared to since? :)
What was the attendance, please?
The part where he sits at the drums is pretty cool, yeah.
"Excuse me while I just start whaling on these drums."
Phil Collins is a treasure.
I love how the audience starts cheering and clapping when they see Phil walking over to the drums. They know what’s coming. ☺👍
If you listen to the lyrics you can really get a sense of what the marriage breakup he was going through.
I believe the whole album is about his experiences through that break up.
Phil was on the Jimmy Fallon show and told the story of this song and I quote" Phil said, I was pissed when I sang this" and the story about seeing a guy drowning but did nothing, Phil said is a myth, never happened
I typically prefer official video versions, but not this time. The concert version is absolutely thrilling. It's not just the 4-minute ethereal buildup. When Phil starts singing, he gives it his all, and I'm pretty sure more.
This has to be one of the most epic live performances in many a decade, and I never followed Phil Collins that closely! Thanks for reacting. When he sits down at the drums, wow!
You really need to check out Pantera doing their song Domination in Moscow 91'. Somewhere between 500k-1 million fans at that show at one time.
Metallica's enter sandman at that same concert, very impressive concert indeed
I always was afraid he wouldn't make it to the drum kit in time
@@judyseeley5284 I think everyone kept thinking that. I know I did 😂😂
Please 🙏 never never never never make a break when phil plays drums ‼️
He builds the tension perfectly. I can never get enough of this preference.
808 really makes sense here
He also did the soundtrack for Disney's Tarzan. "You'll be in my heart" was written for his daughter Lily.
Yes. He's a terrific songwriter & arranger as well. The full package. Allegedly - he was - aged 5 -auditioning for a part in a play (singing) & stopped the pianist after the first few notes to inform that they were in the wrong key. And they Were! 😆
The "different voices" is the keyboarder Brad Cole on the vocoder ;-) recorded @ the three sold out Paris Bercy shows 15.-17.06.2004. I saw the show in Zürich and Berlin 🙂
I am 61 yrs old grandma, and STILL do the airdrums whenever I hear this song, and the goosbumps when he starts singing! Got most of his, Genesis and Peter Gabriels songs. Phil Collins is not a singer that can drum, but a drummer (an AWSOME one at that) that can sing!
He not just a drummer he is one of the best, that fill is considered one of the greatest ever
Great reaction. Don't forget that Karen Carpenter was another singing drummer.
And Don Henley of Eagles. Especially Hotel California.
And Paulina Villarreal from The Warning.
Have you heard " The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly" done by The Danish National Symphony Orchestra (Live)? It has some epic vocals and something's I didn't know was a voice until watching this.
Oh yeah! Please react to it.😁
@@pfcampos7041 Alongside the same orchestra and Procul Harum and 'Whiter Shade of Pale' with the sadly recently deceased Gary Brooker. RIP, Gary.
This dude plays a variety of instruments. A large variety
Phil just DROPS THE HAMMER with this!!!!! LOVE IT!!!!! now I'm hyped!!
I saw him live in Adelaide pre covid, just after his back operation he was sitting down and his son now plays the drums for him. Was an amazing concert.
This song has arguably the most iconic Drum in music. That first part when he first sits down at the drums (half way through the song) takes the song to the next level. This song and Against All Odds (Take a Look at Me Now) are my two favourites by far
One of the best live performances ever. It's sad what time and age has done to him. On his current tour with Genesis, he is no longer able to play drums and has to sit down while he sings and uses a cane. He looks so frail. But they say his singing voice is still great.
As we get older, eventually the best all of us can hope for is Maggie exclaiming "He just sat down so epically!"
You're absolutely right... I just saw him live last Friday in Hannover and his appearance kinda broke my heart. You could really see how age and sickness has ravaged him. I was still a child when he was at his peak, but my father was a big fan then and so was I, and in my mind he was still this smirking, funny man who was not afraid to say his mind and had these great songs and awesome musicvideos. None of that but age has changed (when he talked a bit in concert he called Putin a "fucking idiot" ^^) but it was still heartbreaking to see. It kind of consoled me that it is his son now who plays the drums but I can only imagine that he misses it. Everyone knows that age really IS inevitable, but knowing and seeing really hit differently. I am so happy I got to see him that night. His voice and character have not changed at all. One of the greatest artist of all time for me.
@Neal Riggins You should look up more recent live performances of his on UA-cam. His energy, power, and vocal clarity are every bit as good as they were in his prime. You can tell this man loves his music and still can sing them without flaws. Definition of "Living Legend."
I was there at his former Group's first-ever Top Of The Bill performance in South East London @ Croydon with 3,000 others in 1972:)
Where have the last 50 years disappeared to since? :)
@@Danisachan I was there at his former Group's first-ever Top Of The Bill performance in South East London @ Croydon with 3,000 others in 1972:)
Where have the last 50 years disappeared to since? :)
Another iconic Phil Collins song is "You'll be in My Heart" from Disneys Tarzan...
I grew up listening to Genesis and Phil Collins ( I was a teen in the 80's) and I get shooketh when I find people who don't know them.....
The Charismatic Voice did a really in depth reaction to this song.....
It's all about anticipation everyone at the concert knows what's going to happen but still amazed at the skill
This is just ONE if not one of his best singles....after all these years it STILL give me goosebumps...
Great job Maggie! I love Phil and am so thrilled that you loved this live version of the song. When he sits down to do that drum fill - epic. He has so many more songs between his solo work and with Genesis. I can't wait for you to hear more!
Thank you so much for your support! So glad you enjoyed! 🌛🤗🎶
With Tatiana now a refugee in the US and the rest of the band organizing aid and preparing for fighting in Kyiv, please react to "Home Back" (OMV). It shows what the band and their families are struggling through at this moment. Their fans are very worried as the situation gets worse. 💙💛🌻
This is so iconic if you grew up in the 80's. It was also the soundtrack for the show Miami Vice which was beyond huge everywhere . It always played when the v v handsome & v cool Don Johnson drove his Ferrari round Miami at night.
I remember watching another live version of this song with my dad. When Phil played that famous opening drum part, I said, “That was a drum fill.” But not knowing the term, my dad replied, “Yes, I know that’s Phil.”
That is one of the best performances I have ever seen. And then he bows so nonchalant as he walks off after literally taking our breath away. Phil can pull off epic, but this was something else.
Now check out some of his other stuff (are you a Disney Tarzan kid?....Mr. Collins wrote the whole thing). The other 5 guys in Genesis (and later just 3) were also great at epic. One of the best Prog Rock bands out there. Great musicians and music composers. [Note: this song was following his wife's leaving for another man while he toured with Genesis and is his angst afterwards.....I think it is his fantasy of meeting up with the guy]
It's gotta be hard to play drums and still nail the vocals like that! Bloody brilliant!
Great performance! One of his most Emotive songs. His current health issues are devastating to see... can't imagine his difficulties.
But amazing writer and performer!
His broken marriage inspired this.
Sadly, with it being spring break season in my area my job has us working near 11+ hour shifts so I will miss this premier. I will however watch it after I get off.
Sounds good! Don't work too hard! 🤗
I saw him with Genesis back in the 80's and solo, he was brilliant. So much carisma. So sad, that he can't do this anymore. We love you Phil! Everyone who grow up in the 80's can remember at least one time playing airdrums on the dashboard in the car to this song.
You should check out some of the younger Phil singing lead for Genesis, a child actor as well as a very accomplished drummer, his sense of rhythm and characterisation made him an amazing front man even though he had to be pushed into it by his band mates when the original front man (no less than Peter Gabriel - another you should listen to) left.
he did sing a few Genesis Songs back when PG was still around… They could already have known it, actually.
What I found great was how you had just commented on the way he was 'just walking around, singing', as is drums were coming into view, and your astonishment at how he dropped his explosive drumming into the mix.
I've compared his walking around the stage as an act of staking out his territory, showing the audience subconsciously that for the length of the concert, that stage belonged to HIM and the band.
Multi talented man and artist. Over 30 years of experience. He obviously knows his own capabilities and talents to be this comfortable performing.
It was packed out! The whole concert was epic!
Thank you for this react! I was a teen on 80's and a huge Genesis / Phil Collins fan. This was so beautiful...!
It's sad that he can't drum anymore. He was an absolute MASTER of the drums. Yet, this is STILL epic!. It was nice to see the younger generation fall in love with the music of Phil Collins!
I was there in 2004 at the Concert in Zurich... and it really was magical.
THE FACE during the drum fill. I adore it. Nice.
The voice effects you heard were done with a vocoder. And my two favorite Maggie expressions were at 5:45 when you realized you'd heard this song before and then when Phil dropped the most famous drum hits at 16:32!
And tell your mom to get you some drums!
Oh Maggie, you really need to go watch this entire concert!!! I'd say his best. And his singers & band are super tight! 😊
here is something to think about that I have not seen anyone comment on. from the moment he is at the top of the stage, walks down the stairs, walks across the stage, up the stairs, finally gets to the drums is the exact time he needs to be at the drums. that in its self is awesome.
Never can I hear this song without immediately visualizing Crockett and Tubbs, super cool, super serious, Crockett driving the convertible, speeding along, Tubbs giving his sawed off shotgun a last once over. Speeding forward with fatalistic determination toward a confrontation with the bad people that either and maybe both probably won’t survive. Now Forty plus years…… all of us speeding toward OUR personal fatal confrontations. Michael Mann and Phil Collins, you gave us magic that continues to calm and comfort us in our storms. THANK YOU
Drummers that sing - Levon Helm [the band], Don Henley [the eagles], Ringo Starr [the beatles], Peter Rivera [rare earth] just to name a few
Great, unique, and creative reaction Maggie:)
I was there at his former Group's first-ever Top Of The Bill performance in South East London @ Croydon with 3,000 others in 1972:)
Where have the last 50 years disappearred to since? :)
Thank you so much for your kind words. Hope to see you on my next reaction live stream. 😊💖
Saying you don’t know Phill Collins, is like saying you don’t know Beethoven or Mozart! Well maybe not quite that bad, but he truly is a legend. His music is phenomenal! I’m sure you’d know some of it if you heard the first few lines!
Phil is one of the best!! 👍🏼
An iconic song from the 80s. It was definitely different and those drums. He beat them like they owed him money lol. Great reaction
I love this song! Super fine performance! Great reaction. Nice editing. This is why we keep coming back, 🌛
Thank you so much 😁
That was EPIC! Epic performance form a great artist, how he could sing and drums at the same time, and not losing a beat or his voice
Saw him live it was phenomenal
О да! Этот великолепный старец перепоёт всех молодых исполнителей! Шикарная песнь!
In the vein of epic live performances, must recommend Heart at Kennedy Center Honors doing Stairway to Heaven, performing for Led Zeppelin. They loved it 🌛
YES!!!!
This is why people love to watch reaction vides....... your face stuns the audience!!!! Ha ha Love it!!!
One word -WOW❣️💯
Epical and magical with so many Shooketh moments. Loved it. Hope to see you on Saturday! 🤞Oh…and 🌜
YAY! So glad you enjoyed! 🌛🤗🎶
You could hear it coming in the air tonight through out the 80's. The other great was "Tonight,Tonight,Tonight". That would be a great one to react to next. 🌛
Thank you!! 😁 Can't wait to see you tomorrow at "Stump Maggie" Channel Member Livestream.💖
That first precussion and everyone in the crowd knows what song it is.
THE ICONIC 80S SONG
yes really we had real musicians that played real instruments, singers that sang, performers that appreciated every fan and performed for each and every one of them
"CLASS"
This concert is from 2014 it is a magical experience
Hi mrs.maggie, please react "Helloween-Halloween (Live)", so many epic moment from opera sound 2 vocalist. Thanks.
I'm a late comer to your channel but I love your videos. (Especially the ones on Meatloaf). I am living impoverished. But please...please please please find someone to support a reaction video for Phil Collins singing Against All Odds at Live Aid! It's so good.
Thank you for your comment. Hope to see you on my LIVESTREAM today?
I remember hearing In The Air Tonight when it was first released by Phil Collins. I like Genesis music, but the fist time I listened to this song I was hooked. It has been on my play list for over 40 years now. It had always been on of those songs that when the intro starts you just crank up the volume, and everyone has to play the air drums when the time comes.
Phil is a legend. Period. ❤
I love Phil! He's so talented and I love this song!! Awesome!!! I'm so glad you are enjoying this as much as I am. I'm 73 yrs and I love music!!!❤❤
Can we talk about his carefully paced movements that placed him behind his drumset JUST AS the famous drum fill has to happen?
Best intro and best beat drop in history
One of the best live performances EVER
Phil is in his mid 50's in this performance.. EPIC!
Being a big fan of his and having grown up in the 80s and 90s, this was a big part of my childhood. Also, being a native Texan, I discovered that he's a huge Texas history buff and collects memorabilia from places like the Alamo.
I love watching the reaction and how everyone turns into a bobblehead at the drum drop. LOVE YOUR REACTION!
THAT'S how a rock star starts a show! This was his farewell tour.
He wrote this song during his divorce from his first wife, he was certain she was seeing a realtor, she left with his 2 kids. He stepped out of Genesis for a time and did an album called Face Value where the songs were meant to bring her back. He says he didn't know what some of the lyrics meant when he wrote this: just the pain, anger and hurt. This concert is probably one of the best and this music is unbelievable.
As someone who was introduced to Phil Collins through Disney(Tarzan and Brother Bear), then heard this song, I can say that Phil is one talented guy and this song is amazing.
Saw him live 6 times or more, some of the absolute best concerts I ever saw and I’ve seen a lot ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I just love watching 1st time reactions to this song. 🙌🏼 It's so magical.
I saw this live. It was better than you imagine
Thanks for your comment! 🤘
freakin awesome, I've listened to his songs since I was toddler. Invisible touch, land of confusion, domino, and so on
Always cranked this one up in the car! Best drum drop EVER!!! ❤
This recording is from 2004 in Paris. Probably his best performance.
Maggie you are so darn cute and fun to watch! 😍 I love when you sing with the videos! 🤩🥰❤
Thank you so much!!
1 of the few solo artists from that time that consistently used the same musicians for live and studio. And those same musicians are who played this show close to 40 years later. Darryl Streumer on guitar, Leland Sklarr on bass, and Chester Thompson on drums. They also worked with Genesis on their last couple of albums.
Makes me think of the first time I ever heard this song : Miami Vice, yes, I'm THAT old.