The Platinum Collection (Phil Collins Album) - Reception

Reception

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Phil Collins
  • Discography
  • Awards
Studio albums
  • Face Value
  • Hello, I Must Be Going!
  • No Jacket Required
  • ...But Seriously
  • Both Sides
  • Dance into the Light
  • Testify
  • Going Back
Compilations
  • 12"ers
  • ...Hits
  • Love Songs: A Compilation... Old and New
Soundtracks
  • Buster
  • Tarzan
  • Brother Bear
  • Tarzan (Broadway)
Live albums
  • Serious Hits... Live!
  • A Hot Night in Paris
Box sets
  • The Platinum Collection
Concert tours
  • The Hello, I Must Be Going Tour
  • The No Jacket Required World Tour
  • Seriously, Live! World Tour
  • Both Sides of the World Tour
  • Trip into the Light World Tour
  • Finally, The First Farewell Tour
Motion pictures
  • Buster
  • Frauds
Bands
  • Genesis
  • Brand X
  • Flaming Youth
  • The Phil Collins Big Band
Related articles
  • Urban Renewal
  • Gorilla
  • Simon Collins
  • Hugh Padgham
  • Daryl Stuermer
  • Chester Thompson
  • Touring and studio musicians
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