Take him for all he's worth. Not that he's worth the dirt under his own devilish finger nails. If there are laws in place warning parents of vulgarity on albums, why isn't there a law that requires a warning for adults that a Phil Collins song is about to be played on the radio?
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As a fellow hater of Phil Collins (I've actually left stores when I have heard his "music" come over the speakers), I'm grateful to you for sharing this news. However, I find two points from the article disappointing and disturbing.
"Collins is no stranger to expensive breakups. Second wife Jill Tavelman received $34 million after he ended their relationship by fax in 1994."
First, hey asshole, who ends a marriage by divorce? Although I can't say I'm surprised by this lack of character.
"In all, according to a Daily Telegraph tally, Collins's divorces have cost him $84 million – nearly a third of his estimated $280 fortune."
Second, I can't fathom why he's worth so much. I think he shouldn't be worth more than $2.80 rather than $280 million.
This one always makes me giggle. It's as if Phil's trying to ignore them on his way to cashing their sample-licensing check.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XoLB_U0YPOg
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