Peter Green

Absolutely superb listening from start to finish. Best album I've heard in ages. End Song an epic to finish with. Hopefully they'll return to Belfast real soon. 10/10.

Terrific follow up to 83s No Parlez. High end production and no filler. Well worth a listen.

Phil's last album with the band and it has it's high points and a few low ones. Driving the Last Spike possibly the best song he's ever written is the highlight of a slightly too long hurrah. Fading Lights has some incredible drumming on it to finish the 71 minute journey on. I have skipped the insipid Never a Time,Hold on My Heart,Tell me Why and Since I lost You for over 25 years now. Hit and miss but better overall than Invisible Touch ever was

Mike hit major pay dirt with this album. The title track is fantastic. A side long instrumental in two parts with the second section a mind blowing journey of electronica. Then we come to side B. You can't go wrong with Moonlight Shadow as a starter. A great listen. Mikes guitar work on this album is top notch.

Absolutely brilliant. Best album I've heard by them in years. I can hear Kraftwerk and Gary Numan in this. "Look at you now" "Don't go""Healing" and the title track stand out particularly well. I'll be playing this one a lot.

An absolutely stunning live recording of the bands material between 1972 and 1977. The musicianship is top drawer,with crisp quality sound. Phil Collins does a superb job on both drums and lead vocals. Suppers Ready is in particular a joy to the ears. Easily their best live album.