Some of these records owned eighties radio, while the later ones drifted by with far less fanfare. Pick the one you'd actually put on tonight.
1Face ValuePhil Collins's 1981 debut solo album, which opens with "In the Air Tonight" and reached number one in the UK.1000pts
2No Jacket RequiredA 1985 album featuring "Sussudio" and "One More Night" that topped the US Billboard 200 and won the Grammy for Album of the Year.584pts
3Both SidesA 1993 album Collins wrote, produced and recorded without outside songwriters or musicians, reaching number one in the UK.524pts
4...But SeriouslyA 1989 album whose single "Another Day in Paradise" won the Grammy for Record of the Year and which went 9x Platinum in the UK.372pts
5TestifyA 2002 album that includes "Can't Stop Loving You", his cover of a 1978 Leo Sayer hit, and peaked at number 15 in the UK.273pts
6Hello, I Must Be Going!A 1982 album that includes his cover of the Supremes' "You Can't Hurry Love", which became a UK number-one single.0pts
7Dance into the LightHis 1996 album, the first he released as a full-time solo artist after leaving Genesis, shaped partly by African music he heard on tour.0pts
8Going BackA 2010 album of Motown and 1960s soul covers that gave Collins another UK number-one album.0pts

















