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A person I worked with back in 1987 won tickets to his concert in Minneapolis and the bus ride

I went along - it was a good show

I don't admit that to most folks

A person I worked with back in 1987 won tickets to his concert in Minneapolis and the bus ride

I went along - it was a good show

I don't admit that to most folks

ya don't admit to double bogeys or poor suds selection either 🍻

Sometimes great artists aren't the greatest people, but that doesn't mean their art is not worth appreciating. People are funny like that.

I'm not a huge Michael Jackson fan and I don't listen to that kind of music much, but he did put out some bangers, starting with Billy Jean. And I bet his shows were an experience.

I'm sure I've said before that some of the best shows I've been to weren't necessarily my favorite musicians. Phil Collins tops that list. At the time* I thought of him as a cheeseball, pop singer for middle-aged people, but damn, he put on a great concert. Loved it. Still don't love him, but it doesn't take away from his showmanship.

I wish I had seen Prince live. Don't like his music especially either, but I bet his shows were lit.




*I still think of him as a cheeseball, pop singer for middle-aged people. Of course now I'm middle aged. I still don't love him, but he did put out some solid hits.

Never saw Phil or Genesis but I'm a fan of both.  Same goes for Peter Gabriel.

Hearing Phil sing "In Your Eyes" would be weird.  I'll go ahead and stick with Peter on that.

Solsbury Hill too,nothing wrong with Phil Collins though,Phil Lynott also

I can't envision Phil Collins's rendition of Games without Frontiers.

You really have to separate Gabriel's solo music from Genesis.

Phil sang Gabriel's lyrics in Geneses far better than Gabriel sang them.

Yeah I knew what you meant, was just having some fun with it.