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      <itunes:title>Defending Phil Collins&apos; No Jacket Required</itunes:title>
      <itunes:author>Max, onloch, Kalli, Michael, Joe</itunes:author>
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      <itunes:summary>On this episode of Music Defender Michael does his best to set the record straight on the oft-maligned mid-Eighties Phil Collins release &quot;No Jacket Required.&quot; Will he win us – and you, dear listener – over to his way of thinking? Is it a collection of poorly aging synth songs with mediocre lyrics ... or a timeless masterwork? (2020 Onloch LLC all rights reserved.)</itunes:summary>
      <itunes:subtitle>On this episode of Music Defender Michael does his best to set the record straight on the oft-maligned mid-Eighties Phil Collins release &quot;No Jacket Required.&quot; Will he win us – and you, dear listener – over to his way of thinking? Is it a collection of poorly aging synth songs with mediocre lyrics ... or a timeless masterwork? (2020 Onloch LLC all rights reserved.)</itunes:subtitle>
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