“Man of Our Times” from Genesis’s 1980 album ‘Duke’ gets a revealing treatment here, with guitars, bass and synthesizers stripped away entirely, leaving only Phil Collins’s vocals and drums in full focus. What surfaces is something genuinely striking. Collins is performing a duet with himself, his rhythmically charged vocal lines moving in precise conversation with his own drum patterns, two disciplines operating simultaneously from one musician. The layered backing vocals, largely buried in the original mix, emerge here with real presence and texture. ‘Duke’ was the album that cemented Genesis as an arena-level force, and this isolation track explains a significant part of why. Collins wasn’t just keeping time. He was building architecture.