...But Seriously
Other albums by Phil Collins
Facts about the album "...But Seriously"
Album Title: ...But Seriously
Artist: Phil Collins
Genre: Pop, Rock
Release Date: November 1989
Label: Atlantic Records
Total Tracks: 12
Description:
"...But Seriously" is the fourth studio album by British musician Phil Collins, released in 1989. This critically acclaimed album explores themes of social and political issues, reflecting Collins' growing concern with global affairs during the late 1980s. With its powerful lyrics, soulful melodies, and polished production, "...But Seriously" established Collins as a thought-provoking songwriter and cemented his status as one of the era's most influential artists.
Interesting Facts:
Grammy Success: "...But Seriously" was a commercial and critical success, earning multiple Grammy Awards nominations and winning the Grammy Award for Album of the Year in 1990. The album's lead single, "Another Day in Paradise", also won the Grammy Award for Record of the Year, further solidifying Collins' reputation as a leading figure in pop music.
Social Commentary: Many of the songs on "...But Seriously" tackle pressing social issues of the time, including homelessness, poverty, and environmental degradation. Tracks like "Another Day in Paradise" and "Colours" reflect Collins' commitment to using his platform as a musician to raise awareness and provoke discussion about these important issues.
Collaborations: "...But Seriously" features collaborations with a diverse array of musicians and artists, including David Crosby, Eric Clapton, and Stephen Bishop. These collaborations add depth and texture to the album's sound, showcasing Collins' ability to work with other talented musicians to create music that resonates with listeners on a profound level.