Favorite Video From Your Favorite Artist

[NSL]

I'm not asking what your favorite song is from them, but you're favorite video.

Guns 'N' Roses has always been one of my favorite bands, and their videos have always been great. But, my favorite from them is Estranged. The fact there's a story to it is cool, but it also looks very good, and goes with the modd of the song pretty well.

Godsmack is also one of my favorite bands, and my favorite video from them is Voodoo. It doesn't have much to do with the song, but it looks good, and has some cool shots in it, that I haven't seen in other videos.

In This Moment doesn't have many videos, but I like them all. Probably because I'm partial, but I like them nonetheless. My favorite is Forever. It's not the best song from them, but the video catches the feel of their live shows well, and Maria looks absolutely stunning.

 

[HEEL Blazy]

Well Taylor Swift is my favorite and my favorite video of her's has to be White Horse. Its not really like her others(which are also great btw) where even the sad videos are filled with alot of colors. No this one was like kinda light colors and good at showing that the video is to be sad. Also how it starts with the guy asking her does she love him and she says yes then with him asking for another chance...that is when the video starts and she remembers alot of the stuff that happend over the realtionship...right at first its all good stuff but at the end of the remember part we see why they broke up because he had another girl at his house..one he had been dating longer then he been dating her(that what taylor said on the making of that was on GAC)..then go back to where he asked if he can have another chance...she says no then hangs up and she finishes the song up.

 

[TwistofRKO]

I have a three headed monster as my favorite group, so I'll go Boulevard of Broken Dreams by Green Day. The song and video are a continuation from the previous track "Holiday" and it tells the story very well. I love the song, and the video fits it perfectly.

 

[Blade]

Tonight Tonight by the smashing pumpkins is such a beautiful video.
It's based on the silent film Trip to the Moon, and it's so original and clever. And it suits the music perfectly, which you wouldn't think it would.

 

[Razor]

I'm in love with Coheed and Cambria, but they don't have very many music videos of their stuff. At least, not what I would identify as a music video.

With that said, I'm on a major Nirvana kick at the moment. I'm rediscovering their awesome, if you will. Their song Smells Like Teen Spirit is my favorite of theirs, and the music video ranks as one of my favorite music videos.

 

[Razor Blade Dream]

Wow, too many to list to be honest.

I do find most of the Beastie Boys' videos to be awesome from Paul's Boutique to now. I guess my favorite is "Intergalactic" since its a parody of Japanese monster flicks and they are in Japan in general so that is always a winner in my book. I also love the "Root Down" video because it shows all the old breakdancing sequences and is just a neat homage to the b-boy new york style.

I also loved Pearl Jam's video for "Do the Evolution" the animation by McFarlane is awesome and I felt way better than the Korn video for "Freak on a Leash" both had heavy imagery but seeing babies being stamped on the head with barcodes as they come out of a machine that looks like a woman is severely fucked up and kind of sits with you.

 

[pyrusane]

I think the imagery in this video from Apocalyptica and Adam Gontier (from Three Days Grace) is pretty cool, and the song is pretty awesome too.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jjiRlIESeOY

 

[HansChristianFrankenstein]

"Jeremy" from Pearl Jam is probally the greatest video ever made.

"Black Hole Sun" from Soundgarden is also superb.

 

[The Age of Rated RKO]

"Jeremy" from Pearl Jam is probally the greatest video ever made.

"Black Hole Sun" from Soundgarden is also superb.

If I to pick a top 5 those two videos would be on my list, "Ya'll want a Single" by Korn is pretty good it makes a lot of good points, and hasn't everyone thought of destroying a record store back in the day, because I have.

 

[CH David]

For me it would have to be Blood Red Sandman by Lordi. It is definitely an amazing song and killer video (pun intended for when you see the video). It has the right amount of creepiness if you have never seen Lordi before. The start of the video is just like a horror movie.