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	1. Noun: An album by Phil Collins. The Jolly Contrarian has not listened to it and does not intend to. Having said that, it starts with “[[In the Air Tonight]]” which means (a) it cannot be irredeemably bad, but (b) judging by everything else Phil Collins has ever put out, it will almost certainly go quickly downhill after such a bright start.		{{a\|g}\|}1. Noun: An album by Phil Collins. The Jolly Contrarian has not listened to it and does not intend to. Having said that, it starts with “[[In the Air Tonight]]” which means (a) it cannot be irredeemably bad, but (b) judging by everything else Phil Collins has ever put out, it will almost certainly go quickly downhill after such a bright start.

	2. Abstract noun: The value something claims to have, which may be markedly different from its [[mark-to-market]] value. The face value of a Phil Collins concert ticket, for example, can be as much as £75.		2. Abstract noun: The value something claims to have, which may be markedly different from its [[mark-to-market]] value. The face value of a Phil Collins concert ticket, for example, can be as much as £75.