Synopsis

Jason Pierce appears alone in a stark, observational performance video that follows him through an urban landscape. The camera keeps its attention on his solitary presence rather than building a conventional storyline, matching the song's tension between isolation and its repeated call to "come together." The deliberately plain imagery contrasts with Spiritualized's dense blend of guitars, horns, strings, organ and gospel influence, creating a street-level visual counterpart to the overwhelming scale of the music.

Factoids & Trivia

• The video is associated with the 1998 re-recorded version of "Come Together," rather than simply the original album recording from 1997.

• Spiritualized re-recorded "Come Together" at Abbey Road Studios in early 1998. The revised version was issued alongside "Broken Heart" on the Abbey Road EP in August of that year.

• The video has a reported runtime of approximately five minutes and features Jason Pierce as its only credited performer.

• The original album version runs for 4:40. Its arrangement combines a forceful rock rhythm with horns, organ, strings and gospel textures, making the video’s restrained presentation an intentional contrast to the song’s musical excess.

• "Come Together" became one of Spiritualized's most durable live songs. Setlist records place it among the band's most frequently performed tracks.

• The single reached the UK Top 40 in 1998, peaking at number 39.