Land Of Confusion LP

The joke of "Land of Confusion" is that Phil Collins commissioned a video built on grotesque puppets borrowed from the British show Spitting Image and still got MTV to run it as a pop single instead of a political cartoon. It worked: the song, off 1986's Invisible Touch, climbed to number 4 on the Hot 100, and the video itself won a Grammy for Best Concept Music Video. Forty years later, Rhino and Atlantic are giving the song its own standalone pressing, a victory lap for one of Genesis's bigger MTV-era hits.