12''ers

Year: 1987
Artist: Phil Collins

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Facts about the album "12''ers"

Album Title: 12''ers
Artist: Phil Collins
Genre: Pop, Rock
Release Date: October 1987
Label: Atlantic Records

Description:
"12''ers" by Phil Collins is a compilation album featuring extended remixes of some of his most popular tracks. Released in 1987, this collection showcases Collins' versatility as a musician and the innovative remixing techniques of the era. With its infectious beats, catchy hooks, and danceable rhythms, "12''ers" offers a fresh perspective on Collins' classic hits.

Interesting Facts:

  1. Extended Remixes: "12''ers" includes extended remixes of hit singles from Phil Collins' solo albums, such as "Sussudio", "In the Air Tonight", and "One More Night". These remixes feature longer instrumental breaks, additional vocal effects, and dance-oriented arrangements, making them popular choices for DJs and dance clubs.

  2. Chart Success: Despite being a compilation album of remixes, "12''ers" achieved commercial success, reaching No. 24 on the UK Albums Chart and No. 70 on the Billboard 200 chart in the United States. The album's popularity demonstrates the enduring appeal of Phil Collins' music and the demand for innovative remixes of his classic tracks.

  3. Influence on Remix Culture: "12''ers" reflects the growing influence of remix culture in the 1980s, with artists and producers experimenting with new ways to reinterpret and reimagine popular songs. Phil Collins' willingness to embrace remixing as a creative outlet helped to popularize the practice and paved the way for the rise of dance music remixes in the decades to come.

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