Rolling Stoneのインスタグラム(rollingstone) - 11月16日 00時08分

"#PhilCollins floundered in a few bands for a while, got into a session for George Harrison’s ‘All Things Must Pass’ and then, in 1970, heard about an audition for a group starting to make a name for itself around English universities. #Genesis had formed at the exclusive Charterhouse School in London and already had a record contract, but it needed a new drummer. Collins wanted in, passed the audition and, at age nineteen, settled into a period of comfortable anonymity, hidden behind the drums, as the group built its reputation around the flamboyance and theatrics of its leader-auteur, Peter Gabriel. It stayed that way for four years. Then in 1975, just as Genesis had started to sell some records, Gabriel suddenly left for a solo career. Speculation was that the band would break up or bring someone in to take over as lead singer and leader. After about 400 auditions, the surprise announcement came: the new singer would be #PhilCollins." From the May 23rd, 1985 issue of @Rolling Stone.

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