I could really care less. I can't stand either of them.
As a side note on the drummer debate, Phil Collins played in a fusion band in the mid-70s called Brand X. He did, in fact, play some marginally interesting stuff, although Kenwood Dennard stole the show with that band.
Nothing from the Genesis/solo era has ever inspired me as a drummer. I've been playing for almost 40 years. Give him credit for pioneering some drum sounds, but his skill as a drummer has always been far more suburban than he's been credited.
I've always been much more interested in Collins' drummer Chester Thompson.
As a side note on the drummer debate, Phil Collins played in a fusion band in the mid-70s called Brand X. He did, in fact, play some marginally interesting stuff, although Kenwood Dennard stole the show with that band.
Nothing from the Genesis/solo era has ever inspired me as a drummer. I've been playing for almost 40 years. Give him credit for pioneering some drum sounds, but his skill as a drummer has always been far more suburban than he's been credited.
I've always been much more interested in Collins' drummer Chester Thompson.