: The track explores the "can't live with you, can't live without you" cycle, characterized by the phrase "it's always the same, it's just a shame, that's all".
: This was the first collaboration between Genesis and director Jim Yukich , who went on to direct many of the band's most famous subsequent videos and several of Phil Collins' solo projects. Song Meaning and Production
: The trio is shown dressed in dirty clothes, huddling around an open fire in metal barrels to stay warm.
The official music video for by Genesis, released in late 1983, marked a significant commercial turning point for the band, helping the song become their first Top 10 hit in the United States. Video Concept and Narrative
: The band intended the song to be a simple pop tune inspired by the melodic style of The Beatles . Phil Collins has noted that his drumming on the track was an attempt at a "Ringo Starr style" part.
While the video uses a "down-and-out" aesthetic, the song's lyrics focus on the repetitive, frustrating nature of a failing relationship.
: Throughout the video, they are seen eating soup, playing cards, and performing the track within the abandoned industrial setting.
: The track explores the "can't live with you, can't live without you" cycle, characterized by the phrase "it's always the same, it's just a shame, that's all".
: This was the first collaboration between Genesis and director Jim Yukich , who went on to direct many of the band's most famous subsequent videos and several of Phil Collins' solo projects. Song Meaning and Production Genesis - That's All (Official Music Video)
: The trio is shown dressed in dirty clothes, huddling around an open fire in metal barrels to stay warm. : The track explores the "can't live with
The official music video for by Genesis, released in late 1983, marked a significant commercial turning point for the band, helping the song become their first Top 10 hit in the United States. Video Concept and Narrative The official music video for by Genesis, released
: The band intended the song to be a simple pop tune inspired by the melodic style of The Beatles . Phil Collins has noted that his drumming on the track was an attempt at a "Ringo Starr style" part.
While the video uses a "down-and-out" aesthetic, the song's lyrics focus on the repetitive, frustrating nature of a failing relationship.
: Throughout the video, they are seen eating soup, playing cards, and performing the track within the abandoned industrial setting.