This documentary about Phil is wonderful....but at the same time it's so sad...seeing him behind the drums with the awareness of not being able to play it anymore is really a blow to the heart...Phil you are and will always be one of the greatest sources of inspiration for all of us drummers, we love you!!!
@stevemuzak8526Ай бұрын
Look at things other way. He recorded so much music for us and it's gonna be here forever. Always look at the bright side of life.
@CurtisAClarkАй бұрын
@@Aleiuta75 I agree with you. Mr. Collin’s is definitely one of my personal favorite drummers. Between Phil’s cut thru the mix playing style, along with some other very well known, Neil of RUSH, his technique & Tommy Lee of M.C. With his attack on the drums, combined all 3 together you have an unstoppable powerhouse time keep. I think Phil has just that, technical finesse and power play rocks the world. Forever will Phil’s iconic playing style live on beyond my time on Earth that’s for sure. 👍
@jorgejoalp21Ай бұрын
No sé ustedes pero yo cerré mis ojos y ví tocar a Phil Collins.Gracias Phil tu energía traspasa el sonido sos una leyenda viva.El sonido de tus ejecuciones en la batería perdurará para siempre GRACIAS PHIL COLLINS 🥁
@hunedog8693Ай бұрын
@@stevemuzak8526 I agree wholeheartedly celebrate his Legacy that my friend lasts forever.
@MWayne-zz1crАй бұрын
Phil absolutely worked his tail off for 50 + years. It's very sad that he can't drum anymore, but boy what an amazing legacy that he has created.
@MapleFriedАй бұрын
Phil Collins is my grandfather's favourite drummer. He's going through palliative care right now and only has a few weeks left to live and when I told him you made a documentary he demanded to watch it with me. Thank you for the work you do, Brandon and Drumeo crew!
@wadebrewer7212Ай бұрын
That's fantastic he gets to watch it. Bitter sweet, but spend the time with him, please. Thank you forbsharing with us.
@chrislinhares7311Ай бұрын
Paleo? Do you mean Palliative care?
@MapleFriedАй бұрын
@chrislinhares7311 Oh god, my autocorrect... Yes, thank you lol gotta make more of a habit to proofread before posting
@carpediemarts705Ай бұрын
Good job grandson. Take him to a show?
@carpediemarts705Ай бұрын
Autocorrupt shucks @@MapleFried
@puciohenzap89120 күн бұрын
Seeing Phil getting old just breaks my heart, what a legend of a man.
@bossvakuumful7 күн бұрын
Er wird es für immer sein..ein großartiger Musiker
@kevinknox12393 күн бұрын
I think he has a bad back problem.
@La_sagneАй бұрын
im so happy that nic became a drummer.. keeping the collins drumming alive
@anton6795Ай бұрын
Well Phil do have an older son who's also a professional drummer.
@jerometremble4770Ай бұрын
We watched him grow up******🏆🏆🏆
@bryanduhart7218Ай бұрын
dont forget Simon Collins man
@RvBIIАй бұрын
@@bryanduhart7218 Simon Collins even Follows his Dad in Musical style with his Band Sound Of Contact its a Mix Between Early and Later Genesis and even Solo work if any of you havent heard of Them Please listen to their Album Dimensionaut it will not Dissapoint he also got His Dads Singing Voice too
@CarolCreates17 күн бұрын
In their genes 🧬✨
@MichaelLarsenmlaАй бұрын
It hurts to witness. I’ve spent countless hours listening to that man - an absolutely brilliant drummer and singer. Life is truly a fleeting and fragile thing.
@waynefoote378122 күн бұрын
We do what we can while we are here.
@MetteC513 күн бұрын
In order to honour his brilliance, perhaps start by saying that. How's that for an idea?
@brian32151867Ай бұрын
This man is the reason I wanted to play the drums. I've been an admirer of his work for most of my 50 years on the planet. Seeing him sit down at the kit brought up a lot of emotions. Wishing him all the best. Thanks for everything, Phil.
@IThinkYouLookLarvelyАй бұрын
He's also the main reason I wanted to play drums. But, I've never been good enough and ended up on keys. So for me, that knocks a lot of drummer jokes on the head 😅
@jerometremble4770Ай бұрын
All of us
@jerometremble4770Ай бұрын
@@IThinkYouLookLarvely It made us try it
@spibeson128 күн бұрын
I'm not ashamed to say ( as a68 year old man who first saw Genesis live in 1972 ) that I burst into tears as Phil entered the room and Nic took his hand. The endless debate about Phil the singer vs Phil the drummer is meaningless to me. The fact is Phil is a music lover, first, a consummate musician second. Full of intelligence, experience and love for all music. He commands my total respect.
@CarolCreates17 күн бұрын
Lucky you seeing Genesis live! Duke is one of my favs ❤ Peter Gabriel ❤
@WhileusleptАй бұрын
I met this amazing girl when I was 20, our 1st date we took off in her Pontiac sunfire for long Beach island, NJ, she had one cassette, Trick of the tail. We played it over and over, we discovered we both loved Genesis, we spent the weekend together, I knew she was my dream girl. 35 years later were still singing those songs. Thank you Phil
@ryreis59136 күн бұрын
This story made me smile :) congrats on 35 years :)
@mountainman001Күн бұрын
Had a '96 Sunfire GT with the 2.4L 5-speed. Loved that car. 😢
@jasonsangwin4006Ай бұрын
Just to see him sit behind the kit again is a treat. He is an unbelievable drummer.
@shellcracker1810 күн бұрын
Was unfortunately
@MrTheBaronАй бұрын
The last time Phil played that drum kit was late 2010 when drummed for Clapton for The Prince's Trust concert. He managed to keep it steady, though I imagined it took a lot to keep a grip on the sticks. Seeing him behind that kit again a decade later and hitting the toms was a bittersweet moment.
@AnodyneHipsterInfluencerАй бұрын
I love seeing Nic and his father together and how quick Nic is to help him along. A positive father-son relationship like that is such a wonderful and important thing and sadly, increasingly rare. I'm so glad to see they cherish eachother.
@diegopeartАй бұрын
His demeanor changed when he saw the kit.. and when he sat on it, one can see he wistfully going back down memory lane just before grabbing the sticks. I bet his head was rushing with images and sounds. Playing a bit on the toms, you see him come to terms that that part of his life is done. His stories and experience in the documentary are extraordinary. He's one of the GOAT indeed.
@shewturgamesАй бұрын
I noticed that. I can’t even imagine being one of the most talented & successful drummers of all time and not being able to play anymore.
@gregvandecar330723 күн бұрын
I imagine for him it was like reuniting with a lifelong freind and trying to find the right words. The instrument becomes a part of your soul, it knows your secrets, your happiness, your pain. This man is truly one of the greats.
@Astor-w3lАй бұрын
His little voice....hes so tired now. A great tribute to one of the best in the whole wide world. Thank you Phil. xxx
@TheGentleCreepersАй бұрын
Phil lived a very very fulfilling life and seeing Nic pays tribute to his father's legacy while he's still with us is probably a proud moment for him as a parent and a drummer.
@lukejones540Ай бұрын
I'm sure Phil is at peace knowing Nic is taking over the torch. I started music because of my Dad and he will always be my inspiration. My Dad and I actually went to go see Phil Collins in concert and it was one of the best father and son moments I have had.
@noahcalland8316Ай бұрын
I'm not a Genesis fan, nor am I particularly a huge Collins fan (not that I dislike either, I've just never listened to them much as it was never my style of music), but hearing Nic play that fill on Phil's kit sent chills down my spine. Truly a heartwarming moment.
@chrislinhares7311Ай бұрын
His drumming on the early Genesis records was fantastic.
@alistairwhite2906Ай бұрын
It sounded perfect.....
@-Primer-Ай бұрын
Great music is an acquired taste. It's not for everybody. Some people are just fine with sound bots like Swift, Madonna, and Beyonce.
@vance946023 күн бұрын
Dam straight..... Neil Pert described Phil's drumming as beautiful.
@underdogoverlandАй бұрын
Seeing Phil regrip that stick, just those few hits, what an absolute LEGEND. Nic, you're truly amazing for all that you're doing and keeping it all going!
@boejossАй бұрын
Heartbreaking at the same time. Can't imagine having to look at instruments and not be able to play
@BKiswatching17 күн бұрын
I hold a special place in my heart for Phil Collins. His song “Against All Odds” was released a month before my 19th birthday and made me realize I was dating the wrong guy. I made the decision then and there to follow my heart and 40 years later I am still with the love of my life. Music is powerful, it changes lives. I can’t listen to that song to this day without smiling through tears! Love to Phil, who made music that changed the world 💕
@momohaloiu7888Ай бұрын
Besides all that ....How the son is looking after his dad is truly remarkable 🙏
@goodluck252210 күн бұрын
300 million bucks will have people looking after you like that too
@TheEnderBandАй бұрын
knowing in his heart, Phil always considered himself a drummer above all else, it's so sad to see his body physically unable to do what he loves the most. But none of us last forever. And thankfully we have all those years and all those wonderful records and songs to listen and look back to. And even though he never loved the sound of his own voice, he had one of the most unique and wonderful voices of all time- and he was generous enough to step up even when he wasn't fully convinced of his own skill as a vocalist. Phil is truly a humble and great musician
@WarmasterSidiousАй бұрын
Drumeo reignited my passion for drumming a year ago and I’ve grown so much cause of it. Thank you!
@Mimis-Show13 күн бұрын
I went to my first Phil Collins concert as a little girl in the late 80s. That was the moment I understood the music, the power and the beauty behind it. Thanks to Phil Collins, I dedicated my entire life to music as a musician. My main instrument: drums! I am endlessly grateful to him for this and bow deeply to this wonderful person, his art, his life. Thanks Phil!
@Rev1KevАй бұрын
As a Non musician, but a life long admirer of music, and the drums my favorite instrument, I must say the Phil Documentry was one of the best I’ve watched. Phis is a living legend , and one of my personal favorite Drummers.
@MarkAlderson20 күн бұрын
I'm a grandfather, and I wished my grandkids would no Phil Collins and his drums, always one of my very favorites. We should do miss him. Thanks for this video! 🥰
@thebenkeАй бұрын
It must be such a pain sitting down knowing you can't play anymore. Great drummer, great person and great video. Cheers Drumeo!
@chrislinhares7311Ай бұрын
It's pretty clear that he doesn't care that much anymore. He has drummed enough in his long career.
@mico6155Ай бұрын
@@chrislinhares7311 I completely disagree. If anything it seems like he doesn't want to sit there because it makes him sad he can't play anymore.
@af7119Ай бұрын
@@mico6155 that's exactly the vibe I got.
@Anthony-bigfellasydneyАй бұрын
Heart break is more like it
@Thorwald-fg8sr29 күн бұрын
@@mico6155 yup. defenitely. "well, thats enough of that" felt really bitter to me... and who could blame him?
@ch3nz3nАй бұрын
12:15 - There it is
@iamelvisman6825 күн бұрын
So freaking cool! It's so rare a piece of music history gets completely uncovered and shown like this. That sound we've all had in our head, completely exposed
@thingswithlloyd458127 күн бұрын
As a GenX that grew up with Phil, this was an absolute joy to watch Hearing that intro, it's like it's the 80s still
@dhouse-d5lАй бұрын
Damn hes still got it. Notice how he flicks the head of the stick into the drum... he ain't just hitting them weakly......A total and incredible rock and pop legend.
@ruthtoner393615 күн бұрын
What a great piece of video for all of us Phil fans to see him sitting behind his kit thanks
@andrewmcgee1001Ай бұрын
I've always held Phil in the highest regard as first and foremost, an incredible drummer who just happened to also sing. My brother turned me on to Genesis (as well as other Prog bands) when I was maybe 13-14 years old. It was contagious and I couldn't wait to get home from school to listen to 'Foxtrot' or 'Nursery Cryme'. Thank you Phil for sharing your talent and passion to all your fans.
@pal4597Ай бұрын
The sound of that kit is epic. Thanks Drumeo... awesome interview. Nic seems like such a nice and humble lad.
@61SlughiАй бұрын
11:45 Unmistakable sound just from noodling around with it.
@michaelhanna158112 күн бұрын
I know him as a drummer and a singer. Phil Collins will always go down in my books as one of the greatest and most talented musicians.
@tymanngruter1808Ай бұрын
This kit is a dream come true, i have tears in my eyes to see that Phil can not play it.❤
@brucelee4996Ай бұрын
I enjoyed every minute of the documentary. The location was beautiful. Great Job Nic, and Drumeo.
@TheDude81Ай бұрын
Thanks to Phil I started play drums in age of 13. It's been over 10 years now! Thanks Drumeo! PS. Concert toms rules!💪
@CurtisAClarkАй бұрын
One of the greatest time keepers to ever grace the stage. I’m a right handed player and watching Mr. Collin’s left hand or South paw dominate just blew me away. “Meat & Potato’s” drumming, never to much, but, just enough to make the song just “GO!” Play style is incredible. I have always loved the concert Tom’s made by Gretch or Ludwig just cut thru the mix of other instruments, kick to the gut open, raw sound just wakes up my inner demons and away ya go. Mad mad respect to Mr. Collin’s, his drum tech and the mixing crew for giving to us, the drumming world, those iconic fills I was able to pack away and use myself. 48yrs on the kit myself. I love every minute of it! Thank You. ❤
@fromulusАй бұрын
I'm glad that Mr Collins can still enjoy other aspects of life even if drumming is no longer one of them. He can still smile and laugh, he's got free time to spend with loved ones, beautiful homes, and a lifetime of incredible memories. Soak it all in Mr Collins.
@FreeQueenSee963Ай бұрын
While watching the full interview (twice in 2 days) I had to keep reminding myself that Phil Collins is still very much alive and kicking right now. Looking back together was so precious as his transition from drummer to lead singer was the background music of my younger years. What a wonderful gift. I pray Phil Collins and his family have many more years of new memories together. Well done, Nic and Drumeo team and thank you for sharing this interview with us all! 47 y.o. lady who just started to learn the drums myself!🥁🎶❤
@absinthedudeАй бұрын
The grin on Phil's face when he plays those drums is priceless.
@sheennshine710 күн бұрын
Seeing Phil Collins like this has ruined my Saturday. Legend
@IndyPennCham19 күн бұрын
Thank ya'll so much for this documentary. Mr. Collins, I believe the gifts of your voice, playing the drums and your music were very much then and now enjoyed by me, and I imagine countless others. Thank you for finding your passion and sharing them with us around the world. You have brought a once young girl from Alabama a lot of joy from your music.
@TonyWeesner-ok2pp11 күн бұрын
I was so lucky to see them four times some of the best concerts ever.
@randycrager407424 күн бұрын
I'm 69 now and still remember the first time I heard Phil sing, so the next day was my weekend off and bought the Album back when he was Genesis. I bought all his albums as they came out then got into the Cassettes and ended up buying all his Cassettes because at that time it was just too expensive to own the equipment and rely on my lack of knowhow. Now I own all his CD's and then some, lol, and recorded my own Hits compilations. Maybe people don't realize that this man has produced a very substantial amount of recordings. Sure miss you Phil. You are a true genius!
@OffendingTheOffendable22 күн бұрын
69!!!
@JasonGlisson16 күн бұрын
I was fortunate to see Phil with Genesis on their last tour, which was my daughters first concert. He was in such poor shape, but still sounded great. I wish i could have seen him at the drums again. What a treasure this video is.
@loucontino4804Ай бұрын
Contact Dinah Gretsch to put Phil’s kit in the Gretsch Museum. Tony Williams Yellow Kit is there and this should be invite as well.
@intradiblesАй бұрын
Yeah, should be there instead of having it get auctioned.
@MetalHeadWorshipLeaderАй бұрын
BY FAR my favorite Drumeo video yet!!! Phil Collins is an absolute LEGEND! To hear all the cool stories, and all the history, was so satisfying and nostalgic!
@deanito196824 күн бұрын
Legend… absolute legend. I just introduced my 10 year old daughter to Home by the Sea and it’s her new favourite. I had not seen him in so long I was shocked to see how old he is now. In my mind he’s still the young guy I saw decades ago in concert.
@crittersintheyard399314 күн бұрын
The inimitable Phil Collins, wow! what an honour it must have been to be there. I was a teen in the 80's and the music will never be forgotten
@blankspace0000Ай бұрын
Can I just say I love the juxtaposition between them kinda joking around about how old and weird the kit is and the fact that it's freaking Phil Collins 😂
@sratusАй бұрын
You can just say that if you like, no idea what it means, but you can just say that.
@kcvriess9 күн бұрын
Wooow 😮 The time has flown! He's still a legend!
@moraycollier5737Ай бұрын
Time waits for no man !!!. A very moving watch but so glad to see Phil’s awesome legacy continue through his son. ❤
@Javajo24 күн бұрын
We all have to accept not being able to do things anymore due to aging…. I think he has accepted it well and I give him kudos for still appearing on these videos so we the fans can see him and thank him for all the awesome music he shared with us
@defundhollyweird867526 күн бұрын
The last time I saw Phil in concert was with Genesis and he was still able to hold and kick a tambourine. Father time comes for us all! Thanks for the great music Phil!
@BostonHorticulture12 күн бұрын
You are apart of my History. I got a music Scholarship because of my appreciation of your Gift. And i wasnt Percussion. I will always love you.❤
@FLASH-MATTАй бұрын
A true living legend. Every drummer owes him something. Sad to see him struggle and suffer. Great courage, huge talent. 😮 👏 This kit should be in a museum...
@RajivDatar-z2p16 күн бұрын
Introduced to Genesis in 1978, some 47 years ago, while at the University of Surrey in Guildford. Haven't stopped listening to them and Collins since then. If I'm stranded on an island and only allowed the albums of 5 bands, Genesis would one of them. All the best Phil. You've been a great musician, drummer and an entertainer.
@BrandonToewsАй бұрын
Thank you, Phil ❤
@venommwolf13 күн бұрын
Phil Collins is a world treasure! Thank you for touching a young mans soul when almost nothing else could. You saved me.
@azjohn520Ай бұрын
I love that you guys have done this. I love even more that his son seems to really understand how lucky he is to be a drummer, with Phil Collins as a Dad.
@Ndude21515 сағат бұрын
Hopefully no one is ignoring the fact that Nic absolutely smashed the drum fill at 0:19. Like father like son.
@Chris-vp2lm26 күн бұрын
A lot of people don't know it was Phil Collins drums in "No One Is To Blame" with Howard Jones singing and there are two versions of that song, one without Phil Collins and the one with Phil's drums and backup vocals. The man is a living legend from our lifetime, make no mistake, he's touched so many people with his music career, it is what it is.
@sharenwatson735224 күн бұрын
I love that song from Howard Jones...didn't know Phil played drums on that song, interesting info..I'm a elf taught muso and taught myself that song on guitar when it first came out, still remember and play..2024.I'm 66
@twhelostl6115 күн бұрын
My generation knows. I'm glad that Nic is taking the torch onward. Will be listening to the music till my last breath. Genesis and Phil's solo career are just spectacular. He produced many efforts, too.
@jameskavanagh431526 күн бұрын
I know time waits for no man , but it breaks my heart seeing Phil in the state he is. This man has entertained me for years, and his music bringing years of joy .
@ARGCDGАй бұрын
For a period of time in the 80’s, it was a fight between Phil and Lionel for who was the man. An Amazing performer who brings back memories of my youth.
@sweetwilliam5150Ай бұрын
Time stops for no one. The days go by slow but the years go fast. God bless Phil Collins. What an inspiration and legend.
@alexwilcox197622 күн бұрын
The world became a better place when this man was born. Truly a legend!
@andersono1983Ай бұрын
The whole documentary is just great! It got me emotional many times even in the days after I watched it.
@nikos.111115 күн бұрын
The advice at the end was priceless. He is a legendary musician and drummer.
@slendersasylum998928 күн бұрын
If I had one memory of My Father in which he passed in 2016 I'm so honored that he got me into Phil and Genesis.i wish I could meet Phil to let him know he will be one THE Most Iconic Drummers of all time. Not just for singing but for playing. I wish I could tell him how much his music helped me through that dark time in 2015 going into 2017 with my Dad. Listening to one song always gives me another memory I had with my Dad and I thank Phil for also my drive to drum and get better. Phil everyone will always love.
@slendersasylum998928 күн бұрын
I forgot to say the one memory was him introducing me to Phil through the Tarzan soundtrack that's why my Dads song will always be You'll be in my heart
@inmcityАй бұрын
Gen X here and Phil was a big part of the soundtrack of my adolescence. He is so talented, humble and funny. It’s great to see this honored in the doc, and that his son has the same qualities.
@richietorrance9933Ай бұрын
Anytime I’m making someone aware of Phil’s genius behind the drumkit I simply show them Dancing with the Moonlit Knight or Los Endos- people are blown away 😮 Phil was such an innovative master on all levels!
@mrMoretzz29 күн бұрын
Seeing Phil Collins this old really put tears into my eyes, i was growing up with his songs. my dad used to play all them albums whenever we go anywhere. Phil Collins, awesome.
@Alberto-k6t21 күн бұрын
In my teen-ager room there was and still Is a mirror with Phil Collins' picture printed on It . we have become older together. Now my parents are dead and I came back where i grew up. Just changed the sleeping-room. we took my dead dad one. To me Phil would Always be Remembered as a Vigorous man not as the senile person he has become. And so I do when i think of my father- and mother, i don't think of them as they were alike in their last days.
@ParanormalAttackАй бұрын
father and son have such a vibe, two legends. reminds me how much I miss my parents ❤❤
@iml879827 күн бұрын
Whatever little bits we get I could never be thankful enough.
@MarinedrummerSGTАй бұрын
Aging is a evil reality, time is a cruel task master. Love ya Phil😊
@CJSynesthete29 күн бұрын
For my entire life, I've wanted to be a drummer. One of my earliest memories was listening with my mom to Phil singing and playing with Genesis. Now, many many years later, I'm still trying to figure out if it's something I can do, and I'm still inspired by Phil
@GregDanielakMusic25 күн бұрын
Go for it man! I’m a lifetime guitar player but want to start learning piano for the same reason you mentioned about drums. I always wanted to play keys like Banks.
@Silveradoman6129 күн бұрын
To all the young folks out there reading this. Time sneaks up on you like a thief in the night. Im 63 and it feels like yesterday I was 25 years old.
@Queencreole50423 күн бұрын
For real though. I just made 44 last month. I remember when my grandmother turned 44. However, it is a privilege to get old. A lot of us don’t make it that long.
@SimplyHerb-h8k17 күн бұрын
60ish here and , yesterday I was at K-mart getting a new 45 record for my turntable. I woke up and I was old and weed was legal.
@byeck6314 күн бұрын
Too right, the years fly. Forty seven years ago I was buying ‘Seconds Out’ and it blew my mind. Probably played it every month since.
@davidcudlip658726 күн бұрын
It wasn't until just recently that I appreciated this man's drumming skills. He was rubbing shoulders with some great drummers from that era that are sadly no longer with us. Moon, Bonham, Peart, Watts, Baker, and so many others.
@FusionHowieАй бұрын
This is absolutely incredible! LOVE the fact Phil risked his sponsorship for the sound of the cymbal ! PLEASE Listen to Brand X , it will change your drumming life forever! Helpful sad side note observation, a drum throne/posture is THE most important gigging lesson says this 62 year old musician. Left handed open tom sound is safe and in good hands with Nic. Peace from Detroit MI.
@simondean7631Ай бұрын
Phil Collins is a national treasure and an inspiration to many. Phenomenal drummer and singer and more. I hope he knows how much we love him and how much he is admired.
@anibalbabilonia186717 күн бұрын
Man it hurts seeing the Legend this way!🙏😔Long live Phil Collins.❤️ Now Nick keeping his father’s drumming alive in him!
@tenn_oreАй бұрын
So cool that Nic embraced his heritage and honors his father. You just know that as much as it hurts to not be able to play with his son he loves passing on his knowledge and feels like he's living on vicariously through Nic.
@bigjamieboy1Ай бұрын
I got into drumming 40 odd years ago when I was kid because of phil. The man is a legend. Still listening to him to this day.
@kerrijames94923 күн бұрын
I saw Phil Collins in Genesis in 1980 ( about then?) In Calgary. He was playing 2 sets of drums, running back and forth, bloody incredible!
@areyoukeepingupwiththec6426 күн бұрын
I've listened to Phil for 40 years, my mental image of him singing has always been from the mid-80's. It's shocking to be faced with the reality of his years, but if we are all lucky enough we will all age.
@JakawajakaАй бұрын
An absolute monster drummer , as is his son !!
@einerreklov4304Ай бұрын
Thanks to you and Phil's son Nic for letting us see Phil again, even for a short time. Genesis to Collins - all great!
@danflak2370Ай бұрын
First time I heard the gated Phil Collin's sound I was blown away!! That's the way they should sound in the mix, smack you in the face, right up front! Turned everyone into an air drummer😝
@MazM91122 күн бұрын
Wow seeing him brings back so much memories of my younger years. Watching him play, listening to his songs on radio, cassettes, vinyls, MTV. No digital sounds. What beautiful memories they were. Thank you Phil 🙏.
@Anrk_Music_DrummingАй бұрын
I think one of the best drummer in the world. A drummer with his own style. A big inspiration for a lot of beginer or confirmed drummer
@personbot458629 күн бұрын
Was going to make a throw away joke about you guys setting up. Seeing this absolute legend walk in with a cane. Twenty odd years ago I visited a friend who was watching a Phil concert and I knew who he was, but that night I saw WHO HE WAS. A LEGEND!
@steveec9704Ай бұрын
Where did the time go ? Phil is one of the greatest artist of the best period in rock history this is incredible man you keep knocking Drumeo out the ballpark 🤘
@christhomas790517 күн бұрын
Oh gosh! When you see the music videos you don't comprehend how much someone will change over the years! 😮 I wouldn't have guessed this was Phil. He's a lovely gent, though 😊
@CW19941Ай бұрын
As a tribute to Phil, I was playing my Gretsch Catalina Maple kit without the reso heads, and there is something about that sound I love🤘🏻I didn't realize Phil had used Gretsch drums.
@capnpablo121 күн бұрын
Mr. Collins, I am 61. Thank-you so very much for being apart of my life! Sharing your gift has always been and will always be adored!😌
@ironmanmachine16 күн бұрын
He'll never read this.
@Beun00719 күн бұрын
PHIL COLLINS, WE ALL LOVE YOU!!!!!
@nickdavison977112 күн бұрын
When I was a young Lad I went to a Queen Concert in Roundhay Park, Leeds. Unfortunately Queen had to pull out at the last Minute but Phil Collins and Genesis flew in by helicopter and saved the day with a brilliant performance.
@lynneetАй бұрын
How wonderful to see Phil. Still my absolute favourite. 😊
@GailSchumann10 күн бұрын
He is and will always be my favorite drummer/singer. Thank you for giving us your music❣️
@groovewithpassiondrumlesso2348Ай бұрын
It’s so Awesome to see Brandon and Nic setup an iconic drumkit for an iconic drummer. Kudos to Drumeo for putting this together. It would be so cool if Phil could play the In the Air Tonight fill one more time. 😊👍👏💪👊🥁