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Phil Collins - In The Air Tonight LIVE
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One of only 3 artist to ever sold more than 150 million albums both as a solo artist and as part of a group. The other 2 are Michael Jackson and Paul McCartney.
Have you ever reviewed Enya?
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The thing is that this song was published in 1981 while Michael Jacksons song was published way later. So if anyone took some notes from anyone then it probably was the other way around.
Yeah but that intro isn't on the Face Value version.
@@88wildcat Show me what was Michael Jacksons contribution to this song? Can you paste the video or the clip where Phil Collins copied stuff from him.
@@sliceofheaven3026 I don't know who copied who or even if anybody copied anybody. Just that the beginning (the part before the bump, bump, bump, dis, dis, part before the guitar intro) sounds pretty similar to the intro on the Michael Jackson video. I don't know when Collins started putting that intro into his live shows so I don't know who came first and I don't know if either party had knowledge of what the other party was doing or had done. I'm just saying they are similar.
The beginning is part of the original song
Snopes says No.
phil collins put his talent all on line on this night, his greatest single song performance, ...... note perfect
I love how the crowd goes crazy right before the drum solo. He's just slowly strolling over to the drums and the audience starts screaming even louder because they know what's coming! 🤩
Another fun fact: Phil Collins was the only artist to play at two different Live Aid shows in one day, July 13, 1985. He performed in London, where he performed by himself and, then, with Sting. Afterwards, he took the Concorde to Philadelphia, where he sat in with Eric Clapton and a reunited Led Zeppelin and played a solo piano version of In the Air Tonight.
It wasn't a private jet. It was the regularly scheduled flight with Concord (the supersonic passenger plane) from Heathrow to New York JFK . From there he took a helicopter to Philadelphia.
@@nielsdegroot9138 I stand corrected. Thank you. I fixed that in my comment.
Yeah, and was credited with ruining the zeppelin set.
he destroyed the Zeppelin set. He's more a jazz drummer than a rock and blues drummer, and it just didn't work.
Another Fun Fact, I attended Phil's original Band:Genesis' first ever Top Of THe Bill performance when the original Bill Toppers: "Bell 'n Arc" disbanded the day before the gig at The Croydon Pub/Music Venue in South East London in 1972 with 3,000 others:)
Hey, Maggie, an interesting fact for you:
Phil Collins wrote this song to get out some anger issues he was expieriencing during a rather bitter divorce
Phil is a legend. He’s not flashy, he doesn’t look cool, he’s just a really talented guy who has had about a million hits. This song was from the soundtrack to the old 80’s TV show Miami Vice, although it appears on Phil’s album Face Value and is probably his most iconic song. A slow burn with that really dramatic drum entrance… so good
Haha, in Buster he looked quite cool.
I can still remember that first episode of Miami Vice with this song playing. I was in a squad bay with about 30 other jarheads watching the premier... Old times, good times.
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Really? It was in the very first episode?
I didn't even remember it was in that show at all.
I must've been 13-14, sadly I remember next to nothing from that time.
Didnt remember it was in it, but it must have been in a ton of movies and shows...
@@jamminen74
No, apparently it was rarely used for something else because everybody associated it with Miami Vice from then on.
But it was in some Tom Cruise movie before that.
He was 57 when he did this concert...He is always an Epic..!!! AWESOME !!!
He was 53
Seeing him live isn't just a concert, it's an entire experience. This song, specifically, had this energy that started low and steady, built continuously, then went over the top. From Darryl's first chord, to the drum intro, it blew everybody out of the water. Truly memorable! 😊
In the drumming world, very few are regarded as highly as Phil Collins. The drum fill leading in is probably one of the most famous drum fills of all time. Pure legend! I saw him play live with Genesis and was completely blown away.
Rick Beato rated it the best drum fill in rock history.
SO HAPPY YOU CHOSE THIS VERSION TO REACT TO!!!! its THE most iconic version!!
It's better when you know what is coming
Definitely best version. Also beats studio version too 😃
i got to disagree with you there, i think the version together with Eric Clapton on the guitar, is slightly better than this version. But thats just my oppinion.
@@KingJohnson1985 THE BUILD UP IN THIS ONE IS *CHEFS KISS* PERFECT
@@hephner78 same can be said about the version i was talking of
This song is just as legitimately cool today as it was in the 80s ✌
Just an epic song by an epic artist. It NEVER gets old. Today's music should step back and see what "old school" music sounded like and why it's still so popular.
The drum drop of a generation! At 57, I still air drum it. Saw him in concert - truly EPIC!
71 and I still do too
I'm pretty sure air drumming this song is required by international law.
When I realize some grown up people never heard about Phil Collins... I really feel old.
I don't know how many times I heard this song over the years and I get chills every time he gets to the drums. He is awesome. I'm 65 and act like a teenager when I hear his songs. Love him.
Me, too!
10:54 One of the most underrated drummers of all time in my opinion
Phil Collins underrated??? Not in Europe he isn't.
Underrated???
Not in the drumming world. He’s up there with the greatest of all time
Surely that honour goes to Karen Carpenter
His drum work in Brand X group in phenomenal
I like this live version better than the studio version.❤
A couple of things you may have missed.
His breath control while drumming is nothing but pure magic. Not any unevenness in flow.
The other is the drama of the song. its anger and anguish about his first divorce.
Great that you reacted to Phil Collins, a legendary musician. I loved the way he comes in with those flams, an epic song, one my favorites of his.
A lot of people have made up stories about what this song is about and they tell these stories with such authority - but according to Phil Collins himself - he wrote this about his divorce after he caught his wife at the time cheating on him.
I have had a couple of drummers say the reason more drummers don't sing. Is because it's extremely difficult to play and sing in pocket.
Think about it, all four limbs moving independantly to differing timing, then you have to sing something completely different as well. No kidding that's a big ask of anybody. Karen Carpenter did well.
perhaps the coolest drum intro ever.
I grew up listening to Phil & Genesis. Always been a huge fan. It breaks my heart to see his current health conditions. I remember seeing a comment once about Phil looking like "Your best friends dad, except he's a mega-star." and it's always stuck with me because it's just so true lol.
Phil Collins is a LEGEND!!!!!!!!
One of my favorite YT videos. I love to watch the reactors expressions when Phil hits the drums on that first lick. They're minds are literally blown.
Another person that doesn’t know what “literally” means. Where do you people come from?
Plays take a shot every time you say "Holy cheese muffins" ...ty :) Phil is one of the greats , i discovered him in my youth with Genesis. Such a awesome talent ! Ty for this one
Phil is a legend. Period. ❤
That is what is called mastery of your art
Phil Collins was here in Madison Wisconsin for a concert several years ago. He started like this. It was so cool. He performed in our football stadium. It was a nice warm summer night. It was so thrilling, I didn’t want to ever end. Thank you for reaction here.
That performance was pure magic. I never get tired of watching it.❤
I've seen Phil Collins twice. Once with Genesis and once solo. His voice is unmistakable and his drumming is just pure magic. The drum riff from this song is one of the most iconic and recognizable beats of all time.
When you have seen greatness and know it instantly!!!!
Love your reaction when he sits down, especially when you are like wait is he a drummer? Oh yea he is! Oh wow! Love every second of it. Great job and glad you enjoyed...best version of this song ever imo.
This was in Paris, 2004. 80,000 in the audience. So freaking good!
Incredible Epic song, and I’ve watched this at least 200 times, and it still gives me shivers
I went to a Phil Collins concert on September 1, 2004. It was one of the best concerts I've been to (though I've only been to two of them). The buildup to this song took seemingly forever, but it was so worth it.
The old guy with the long white beard and hair is Leland Sklar who was a studio bassist for several major artists. He has a channel showing how to play bass and talks about the stars he worked with. Leland Sklar is responsible for the famous bass line in Reba's The Night The Lights Went Out in Georgia.
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
Another amazing live performance with the drummer singing is The Eagles - Hotel California. Don Henley is so frickin’ good! Make sure you watch the live version of that one as well, the whole band are incredible musicians!
Another is Grand Funk Railroad and American Band
Also; the "Band" with the incomparable Levon Helm!
Rare Earth with : l know l am losing you. Peter Rivera.
For another amazing singing drummer, I suggest "DISCIPLE" live at Teatro Metropolitan CDMX by The Warning
Another "react" channel got copyright struck by the Eagles so stay away.
Loved when you remembered he is the drummer ... I've always known him for his great drumming before his vocal performances
He is the best at what he does.
That was one of the most epic live perfomances I have ever seen
I gotta say, as an 80's teen I got to experience sooooo much icon music and Phil Collins is a unique artist among many unique artists of that time. So glad you reacted to this song :)
I saw Genesis at Camp Randall Stadium in Madison, Wisconsin back 1992. Then saw Phil Collins at Marcus Amphitheatre in Milwaukee in 1994 and at the Bradley Center in Milwaukee in 1997. Of all the concerts I have been to over the years....Genesis and Phil Collins were the best ever. Phil Collins is definitely a legend in the industry. No crazy antics....just great music, great voice, great talent and great effects that pulled you into the music !!
Phillip Collins is my #1 singer. I saw him twice. He is AMAZIING!! God bless him. He is a genius with his drums!
So glad you enjoyed it kid, for many of us who have been listening to this music for 40-50 yrs. It's great to listen again and even better when we get to watch someone experience it for the first time and see the surprise and wow moments that we watch anticipating because we already know what's coming. It brings back memories to me of sharing with my younger brother oh so many years ago.
I remember when this song first came out and everybody was either singing it or whistling it, and sitting in traffic you could always tell when someone was listening to this because they started air drumming"hard" when they got to that drum solo
And there are people now that still remember that scene from Miami vice like it was yesterday
Yes, Crockett and Tubbs on that hot Miami night!
I remember the urban legend that went around in the 80s about this song being about a friend of Phil Collins drowning and some guy in a boat just stood by and watched and didn't do anything to help. Collins supposedly found out the guys name I guess by looking up who the boat was registered to and invited him to one of his concerts with a front row center seat. He then came out and sang the song to the guys face. Great rock and roll story though exactly zero percent of it turned out to be true.
Just watched the reaction. I watched them at roundhay Park in Leeds England 🇬🇧. 80 000 people. Amazing and we levitated the Park 😂.
Great reaction. The thing that's always amazed me about In The Air Tonight is that he just wrote it to experiment with some new studio gear and improvised the lyrics off the top of his head. And it turned out to be an enormous hit. The iconic drum fill was similarly practical. He just needed a lead-in for the last part of the song, so he played two hits on each of the toms and the snare, but the way he timed them was so brilliant that it went on to become one of the most legendary drum fils of all time. It was all just one big, happy accident.
This song was in the movie against All odds and a TV show Miami vice
Brilliant! just brilliant 👍❤️🏴
Phenomenal choice, Trixie and Maggie! This guy just rocks your socks off!
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So glad to see you reacting to phil collins. Love this reaction, definitely my favorite. One of my favoirte artist, been in love with him since hearing him in my child hood thank you disney, and tarzan for introducing me to him. Plus my father for showing me more of his song, brings me good memories.
OMG! I love your emojis floating across the screen. Awesome! Yes these songs bring me back to high school. Keep 'em coming!
Hands down, that was the best reaction to that song I have ever seen. Honest and true that you haven't heard the whole song before and I agree that is an epic, epic live version of that song. Gives me chills every time and I've heard it from the album release.
Thank you so much! 🤩🎶
I am subscribed to numerous channels that do reactions, but yours by far is the best - you pause the least amount and your opinions are those that most closely match my own, as well as your recognition of talent in the video itself. You do a fantastic job and your own skillset just makes your opinions MORE valid. Cheers and thx again!
The first time seeing them live was in Miami at the Stadium. 80,000 were treated to an unforgettable show.
In the 80s we listened to this piece in the car with a double three-way speakers and a 500 watt sub-woofer in the back seat of the car, which practically acted as a backrest. We were all waiting for the epic moment of Phil's entrance with the drums to feel the kick on the back.....what fun, what a piece, but if you see old Genesis videos, Phil on drums was a monster
Good Reaction:)
Fun Fact, I attended Phil's original Band: Genesis' first ever Top Of The Bill performance when the original Bill Toppers: "Bell 'n Arc" disbanded the day before the gig at The Croydon Pub/Music Venue in South East London in 1972 with 3,000 others:)
It's about to go LEGENDARY!
Phil Collins told Jimmy Fallon in an interview that he wrote the song when he was going through a divorce. In the opening lines, it sounds like he caught her doing something she shouldn't be doing, and if she was drowning... sounds like he had a lot of animosity
2 key things to note during this performance:
When the guitar first kicks in with that power chord and the crowd goes nuts! That was their cue of what song he’s about to sing. Also, when they see him about to sit behind the drums! They already know the drum fill that’s about to hit HARD AS HELL…and that it’s about to be HIM that kicks it in!!!
I like that Phil doesn't use resonant heads on his Toms. Love that sound of his drums.
Take Me Home from this same show is another good one.
Phil is a bad ass!! He's so talented and versatile. He said on a talk show that his son is also a drummer! And now you will never hear this song in your car without doing that drum solo on your steering wheel!!😂
I would cry seeing this live..... Amazing Loves this so g sense I was a lite kid.
That walk to the drum set was so cool.
Phil Collins is a legend.
I've seen him 4 times, 2 with Genesis and 2 on his own. Great Everytime!
Everyone waits for the drum drop. The man is beyond a legend
If I'm not mistaken, this concert took place at the Paris Bercy stadium, hence the 80 000 people in the crowd! Amazing show!
You picked the right version. Yay. Great work as always
I remember hearing this song on -that- episode of Miami Vice. Phil had a somewhat recurring role there. And, growing up in Florida in the 80s.... This song was amazing. There' almost no one that knows Phil Collins anymore, but everyone knows the important bits of this song!
Many may not remember, but there was a TV show called Miami Vice. This song was used in an episode and it fit so amazingly well. It was almost as if the episode was written for this song.
If you listen to the intro carefully, you will realize not only the instruments but also pieces of the song are teased in the intro. Not only does it tease, but also builds up the sound and atmosphere of the song.
Is it me or is there a recent trend with Maggie's videos where she plays about 5 seconds into the song and then she pulls a face, pauses the video and then says something on the lines of "Wait.... its THAT song....???"
Off my head there has been Led Zepplin's Immigration Song, Ghost's May On A Cross and various AC/DC songs in the past month or so.... And now Phil joins them :D
Phil is a legend, great guy also
notice how the audience is so mesmerized they listen and not yell over him?
What you have right here is EPIC
I actually was at the concert.. it was fantastic.. one of the best concerst I saw, well together with Queen and Dire straits :) 2004 Bercy Paris..!
I always get the Miami Vibes from this song.. driving city streets during the night..
Awesome reaction Maggie.
Back in the 80s my mom, 2 sisters and I used to do alot of stuff together. One was we went to see David Copperfield in person. After the show he had a meet and greet.
We told him he was mom's favorite performer and it was her birthday. He gave her a big hug and wished her a happy birthday. This was his theme song at that time.
So as soon as I heard Voiceplay sing this on their patreon 2 Weeks ago my eyes flooded with Happy tears and memories.
This track is always fantastic.
I’ve always loved this staging. The intro, the simple walk around and build up, and then to top it off with the drums.
They play this song at Beaver Stadium, home of Penn State Football, during night games. It always gets the over 107,000 fans pumped!
I have had as much joy listening again to Phil as you listening to it for the first time - music is one world and you are also a part of it :)
Oh yeah, this is one of the greatest live performances (alongside "Unchained Melody"-Righteous Bros, "In Your Eyes"-Peter Gabriel, anything by SRV, "A Little Help From My Friends "-Joe Crocker, "Enter Sandman"-Metallica, "You Got It"-Roy Orbison, Boston, Supertramp, Scorpions.
Did you notice the long white bearded bass player? That’s Leland Sclar. He played with Phil Collins, Jackson Browne, James Taylor, and many many others. Live and studio. Beyond famous. He has a youtube channel where he plays many of these clips with commentary. A very kind human being too.
Thank you so much, MISS MAGGIE! This is my favorite song by Phil Collins. This song is absolutely great!😊
The look on your face, when he sat down to play that opening drum fill- possibly the most well-known drum part in mainstream pop music if not more- that’s what reacting is all about. When powerful music hits you and you can’t but react to it.
You must watch this Phil Collins and Chester Thompson drumming on chairs Brilliant
Maggie! Never lose your smile or your energy!! Otherwise the earth will not be able to sustain a stable orbit!
I saw Genesis live in Calgary at the Saddledome January 1984. One of my most cherished moments. It was epic.
Watch this whole concert. It's great. Live from Paris.
Great song.Remmber this song back in the day.Awesome live concert.Remember listening to this song on the Jensen tri-axle speakers.Good days when music was great,and true 😊🙂🙃
This song and Miami Vice revolutionized television in the 80's --- in Miami you'd see people driving around playing this song dressed like the characters.
Phil Colins was an original member of the band Genesis, along with Peter Gabriel. He is also the Dad of actress Lily Colins.
I was at a friend's wedding where this was the first dance. Yup-there was the happy couple twirling away "If you told me you were drowning..." Short marriage, for whatever reason.
The point is Maggie that the entire audience is waiting for the drum fill