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  Audio CD$4.73 Prime Love Songs: A Compilation Old & New
  Audio CD$10.81 Prime Hello I Must Be Going
  Audio CD$10.50 Prime Both Sides
  Audio CD$8.00 Prime Going Back
  Audio CD$11.08 Prime Hits
  ASIN: B000002IMF
  Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #194,316 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)
  #3491 in Music > Pop > Soft Rock
  #5538 in Music > Pop > Adult Contemporary
  #91158 in Music > Rock
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  24 of 24 people found the following review helpfulGenius
  Okay folks, lets have a little chat. I've read a lot of your reviews of Phil Collins albums, and why some of you would take the time to write such mean spirited trash about this icon is beyond me. His solo career alone is impressive enough, but when you factor in Genesis, his other bands like Brand X and Flaming Youth, as well as the soundtracks and collaberations with other artists, Phil has sold 300 million albums world wide. Apparently someone likes him, or was EVERYONE let down by EVERY single album? I just bought 12" after years of resisting it. I didn't see the point in buying a CD full of songs I already owned. Listening to it I see how wrong I was. These are Phil songs you could play in any club and get people dancing (assuming they didn't know they were listening to the wrongly hated Phil Collins, of course). Take me Home, Sussudio, Who Said I Would, Don't Lose My Number, One More Night and Only You Know and I know have never sounded better. I'll admit, Testify was a step down, but Phil has been ahead of me before. I didn't like Both Sides when I listened to it at 13, I wanted fast tunes like Hang in Long Enough. Now at 26 I think of Both Sides as one of his best - a really deep, introspective album. Dance into the Light was pure joy, and older albums like Face Value and Hello, I must be Going are classics. So why does everyone hate him? They call him sell out. They call him unhip. But I've been to see the man in concert twice, and both time I was a part of a sold out crowd that had a lot of fun listening to tunes we really loved with a guy who really loved us for loving them. Is Phil's time at the top over? Clearly. Everyone wants the likes of Emenem.Read more ›
  5 of 5 people found the following review helpfulPhil Collins: 12"Ers (1988)
  In 1988, only three years after the release of his third solo album entitled NO JACKET REQUIRED, Phil Collins released his fourth album entitled 12"ERS (pronounced 12 Inchers). This album contains only six songs from his album NO JACKET REQUIRED. Here's the catch: these six songs are remixed into 12" Remixes. I was shocked to have found this out, but after hearing the album, I realized that I loved it.TAKE ME HOME Well, "Take Me Home" was my absolute favorite song from NO JACKET REQUIRED, and this here 12" Remix is just enough proof of that. Excellent 12".SUSSUDIO Another great track remixed just perfectly.WHO SAID I WOULD The heavy, enegertic, fun-filled sound to this song is what had blown me away the first time around, but a 12" Remix three years later still gives me that blown away feeling. Nothing but a longer feel to this excellent song.ONLY YOU KNOW AND I KNOW Another energetic & heavy song that caught my attention, with this 12" Remix to go along with it. 12" Remixes are awesome.DON'T LOSE MY NUMBER Great 12" Remix.ONE MORE NIGHT This song, although having my approval, is not one of my favorites. Hmm. What a short review. Anyway, 12"ERS is a great Phil Collins album. I know that is not much, but for the sake of having all of Phil Collins solo albums, buy a copy of this album if you haven't already.
  3 of 3 people found the following review helpfulTop pop stuff
  To call this album "No Jacket Required" with echos is simplistic but just about on the mark. These extended versions are busier (and sometimes better) versions of the pure pop gold of No Jacket Required. This man, Phil Collins is a gun, covering everything from ballads (One More Night) to world music-lite (Take Me home) to rock (Don't Lose my Number) to pop (Sussudio) to horny-funky jams (Only You Know and I know) and that's just about the whole album! I can't stop playing these songs, many of which are better (and certainly "busier") than their original No Jacklet Required versions.
  4 of 5 people found the following review helpfulA trailer to the actual album which was phenomenol
  It's interesting to hear this trailer to No Jacket Required. The production value is phenomenal and Phil won producer of the year and album of the year in 1985 for this album. I like when good musicians release extras for the true fans to analyze and enjoy. By this time in his career, phil has confirmed that he is the among the most well rounded musicians and producers in the business. By this time he had worked with clapton, gabriel, plant, bailey, eno, frida, sting, and of course genesis.
  2 of 2 people found the following review helpfulTake me home.......
  ......is probably one of the most beautiful 80's pop song I know. I've a terribly scratched copy of the excellent 12" on vinyl, this album is an ideal replacment, with some other 12" classics from a very talented artist.
  1980s Dancefloor
  I don't know if they danced to this in the 1980s, 12" mixes of Phil Collins, that's just what comes into my head when I hear it. I quite like the 12" mixes of things I've heard, not that I own any on vinyl, and these have that same excitement and passion for the samples and what the producer has to work with as the other 12" mixes I've heard (Yes, Icehouse, Kate Bush, etc). And nothing against Phil or his album "No Jacket Required", but I think that "Who Said I Would" and "Only You Know And I Know" are improved in their 12" manifestations. The MP3 album is a reasonable price, and if I were the record company I'd release this as a bonus disc with a special remastered and expanded edition of "No Jacket Required".
  This is when music was still music to dance to. And music to listen to and think of the good days.
  Published 14 months ago by BeeMan
  i enjoyed his albums and his movie sound tracks. i was glad to get this one because this one is hard to find.
  Phil Collins 12'ers = Awesome!
  I love this CD. Bought it back when it first came out. Great compilation!!! Well worth the purchase. Recommend it highly.
  Published on November 20, 2012 by John C. Franz Jr.
  good party album
  phil collins 12"ers is a good party album. it has remixes of 6 of the songs from no jacket required. the songs sound really good.
  Published on November 27, 2009 by Ed Wilson
  Basically what this is 6 perfectly good songs from No Jacket Required and remixed. The end result is horrible. Only You and I Know is the only song that came out half-decent.
  A great quality EP of Phil Collins' 12-inch mixes!
  A while ago, I had considered purchasing all of Phil Collin's regular albums, from 1981's "Face Value" to 1996's "Dance Into The Light", but then I decided to...
  Published on January 31, 2000 by Renate Reichenbacher
  Recopilación Excelente
  Muy buena produccion, en particular Take me Home, tema que fuera presentado en la TV en División Miami. Collins mantiene viva la llama que le dio origen como artista.