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Review: Phil Collins is back on the road. But does he know why?

INGLEWOOD, Calif. - "Take a look at me now," Phil Collins pleaded to open his concert at the Forum in Inglewood, and that's precisely what we'd come to do.

The English singer's first tour in more than a decade, Not Dead Yet (as he's calling the production that stopped here Sunday for its final North American date) is part of a surprising burst of activity for Collins, who in 2011 had announced that he was retiring.

Two years ago, he

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