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In both his solo career and fronting Genesis, Phil Collins dominated the 1980s. His many ballads crowded the radio, his rounded face loomed from record shop shelves; And everywhere, The Academy Awards, Band Aid, Live Aid, Miami Vice, Phil Collins was there. However it was a monkey's paw kind of deal, he became ubiquitous but at the same time became the punchline to every joke. He sold as many records as U2 or Bruce Springsteen, but the initial jolt toward a solo career was when his whole world fell apart. It was the break-up that spawned that seminal drum fill, the sound of the 80s and the odd persistent urban legend. This is New British Canon, and this is the story of "In The Air Tonight”. #philcollins #80spop #musicdocumentary Fact-checking by Chad Van Wagner. 00:00 Introduction 01:03 Phil Collins Takes Over Genesis 08:43 The End Of Phil Collins' Marriage 16:56 Creating In The Air Tonight 24:39 Phil Collins & The 1980s 34:21 The Backlash & Reassessment of Phil Collins Soundtrack Luar - Citrine (  / luarbeats  ) Jesse Gallagher - The Golden Present Luar - Anchor (  / luarbeats  ) You can also follow me here: Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/trashtheory.... Facebook:   / trashtheoryyt   Or support me on Patreon:   / trashtheory   Not Dead Yet by Phil Collins, 2016, Century “The Ghost That Haunts Genesis” Harry Doherty, Melody Maker, Feb 1976 “The Trick of the Tale: Phil Collins Talks” Chris Welch, Melody Maker, Jul 1976 “Genesis: Banks Notes” Chris Welch, Melody Maker, Jul 1976 “Genesis: Caught by Surprise!” Jim Farber, Circus, Jan 1978 “Why I Had to Leave The Nest” Hugh Fielder, Sounds, Feb 1981 “Phil Collins: Facing Up To New Values” Lynden Barber, Melody Maker, Feb 1981 “At Home With The Stars Special: So Tell Us Phil, How Do You Feel About Solo Success?” Nick Kent, NME, Mar 1981 “Phil Collins: Genesis Of A Solo Career” Chris Salewicz, Creem, Jan 1982 “Even Fame Is A Pain” Paul Morley, NME, Dec 1982 “Phil Collins Does Everything Better Than Everyone Else” J. Kordosh, Creem, May 1983 “The Second Coming of Phil Collins” J.D. Considine, Musician, Jun 1985 “Screen Idylls” David Hepworth, Q Magazine, Oct 1988 “4.15pm: Team Break” Giles Smith, Q Magazine, Mar 1990 “He Thinks He Owns The Road” Danny Eccleston, Q Magazine, Nov 1996 “Phil Collins: This man must be stopped” Tom Cox, The Guardian, Mar 2000 “Bloody Students” Clark Collis, Mojo Magazine, Mar 2001 “Classic Tracks: Phil Collins’ “In the Air Tonight”” Robyn Flans, Mix, May 2005 “Genesis: Help!” Phil Sutcliffe, Mojo Magazine, Apr 2007 “The non-ironic revival of Phil Collins” Alan McGee, The Guardian, Jan 2009 “No Flak Jacket Required: In Defence Of Phil Collins” Gary Mills, The Quietus, May 2010 “Phil Collins Goes Back” Johnny Black, Music Week, Jul 2010 “Phil Collins: The Mojo Interview” Mark Blake, Mojo Magazine, Sep 2010 “Is Phil Collins the godfather of popular culture?” Dave Simpson, The Guardian, Dec 2013 “Classic Drum Sounds: 'In The Air Tonight'” David West, Rhythm Magazine, Feb 2014 “Cash For Questions: Phil Collins” Terri White, Q Magazine, Dec 2014 “Phil Collins' ex-wife breaks her silence 35 years after split that inspired hit 'In The Air Tonight' to deny that she ran away with the decorator” Polly Dunbar, Mail On Sunday, Apr 2015 “Against All Odds” Danny Eccleston, Mojo Magazine, Dec 2015 “Phil Collins: My Life in 15 Songs” Andy Greene, Rolling Stone, Feb 2016 “Phil Collins returns: ‘I got letters from nurses saying, “That’s it, I’m not buying your records”’” Dorian Lynskey, The Guardian, Feb 2016 “Phil Collins on ‘In The Air Tonight’: “I have no idea what it’s about”” David Cavanagh, Uncut Magazine, Mar 2016 “Turn It On Again” Michael Bonner, Uncut Magazine, Jan 2017 “The classic hit that defined the sound of the ’80s — and features the most famous drum break in rock” Neil Crossley, Music Radar, May 2025