It's tempting to go with Rod Stewart because he could run Phil Collins over with his limo...Phil Collins seems more like a publican scrapper, and RS would prolly try to pull some sort of "I'm a lover, not a fighter" shit. I say Phil Collins.
I agree, Phil Collins would be the winner. Rod is more the blazer-and-lycra loving nancy boy, whereas Phil has that old video with just his face singing all intensely over a dark background...I think it suggested some rage vibrating just beneath his otherwise doughy surface.
Oh, and he wrote "Su-su-sudio," which makes him the kick-assingest.
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It's tempting to go with Rod Stewart because he could run Phil Collins over with his limo...Phil Collins seems more like a publican scrapper, and RS would prolly try to pull some sort of "I'm a lover, not a fighter" shit. I say Phil Collins.
I agree, Phil Collins would be the winner. Rod is more the blazer-and-lycra loving nancy boy, whereas Phil has that old video with just his face singing all intensely over a dark background...I think it suggested some rage vibrating just beneath his otherwise doughy surface.
Oh, and he wrote "Su-su-sudio," which makes him the kick-assingest.
phil collins, definitely! a follow-up question could be: phil collins vs. peter gabriel.
really? i've always had the impression rod is much bigger than phil. perhaps phil is faster.
I'm going with Rod on this one.
It's because of that PC song that is running through my head now that you reminded me of his existence. "I can't dance", weak and wrong.
Phil Collins
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