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| PHIL COLLINS - Both Sides Of The Story Year: 1993 Album: ... Both Sides Working title: ? Credits: Collins Lyrics: Yes Length: 6:43 Musicians: Phil Collins Played Live: 1994, 1995, 1997 Cover versions: ?
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Notes: Both Sides Of The Story is something of a bridge to Both Sides' predecessor ...But Seriously with its socially critical songs à la Another Day In Paradise. But them, only the penultimate song We Wait And We Wonder offers something comparable on Both Sides. Otherwise the album is rather melancholic and dark. Even if Both Sides Of The Story is perhaps not the best representative of the album's basic mood, this first single release was a foretaste of the work that was to follow in the (too?) big footsteps of ...But Seriously. The song was played live again and again for almost five years. But it has now been 25+ years since it disappeared from the concert stage. A sign of wear and tear? Or what do you think of this song 30 years after its first release?. |
