R&P: How many music videos have your favorite bands/artists released?

The members of Radiohead first formed the band "On a Friday" in 1986 while studying at Abingdon School in Abingdon-on-Thames, Oxfordshire, England. Their first proper release was an EP called Drill. It came out May 5, 1992.

They have released (I believe) 24 music videos.

Pablo Honey era

1. "Creep" (directed by Brett Turnbull)

2. "Anyone Can Play Guitar" (directed by Dwight Clarke)

3. "Pop Is Dead" (directed by Dwight Clarke)

4. "Stop Whispering" (directed by Jeff Plansker)

The Bends era

5. "My Iron Lung" (directed by Brett Turnbull)

6. "High and Dry" (UK version) [directed by David Mould]

7. "High and Dry" (US version) [directed by Paul Cunningham]

8. "Fake Plastic Trees" (directed by Jake Scott)

9. "Just" (directed by Jamie Thraves)

10. "Street Spirit (Fade Out)" [directed by Jonathan Glazer]

OK Computer era

11. "Paranoid Android" (directed by Magnus Carlsson)

12. "Karma Police" (directed by Jonathan Glazer)

13. "No Surprises" (directed by Grant Gee)

Kid A/Amnesiac era

14. "Idioteque" (directed by Dilly Gent)

15. "Pyramid Song" (directed by Shynola)

16. "Knives Out" (directed by Michel Gondry)

17. "I Might Be Wrong" (directed by Sophie Muller)

18. "Pulk/Pull Revolving Doors"/"Like Spinning Plates" (directed by Johnny Hardstaff)

Hail to the Thief era

19. "There There" (directed by Chris Hopewell)

20. "Go to Sleep" (directed by Alex Rutterford)

21. "Sit Down. Stand Up." (directed by Ed Holdsworth)

22. "2+2=5" (Live at Belfort Festival) [directed by Fabien Raymond]

In Rainbows era

23. "Jigsaw Falling into Place" (directed by Adam Buxton and Garth Jennings)

24. "House of Cards" (directed by James Frost)

My top three Radiohead music videos:

1. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z9UEUXxAA4I

2. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ifWyqLijKFM

3. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CwEeGeLn1E4

Norther (1996) released 4. 1 was a movie called Vares 2...so it wasn't really a music video as it made no sense because it was just a scene of them playing in a movie. the other 2 sucked. haha

the last one was actually really good :O

One Step Closer by LP. They actually make the performance type of video pretty cool, although Mike looks a little too pissed. BQ: I don't have a favorite song. If I was in charge of a video though, I'd want it to be abstract with no people lip syncing or "hand syncing" to their own song. BBQ: Mmm...BBQ BBBQ: The Gathering- AM Conspiracy listen to that band!

My favorite band, The Doors, only released a few. Break On Through and People Are Strange are the only ones I can think of but I think they did more.

In Flames (1990) - 20 music videos

Kamelot (1991) - 6 music videos (1 not yet released)

Our Lady Peace (1992) - 21 music videos

Eternal Tears of Sorrow (New favourite band =), 1994) - No music videos.

Children of Bodom (1993) - 10 music videos

MQ: 1) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wAfRW_RMK4M

2) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJeqUW-T5hE

3) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zZ8jCZQUWGw

4) (They don't have a music video, so I'll post my favourite song)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pBNB4HT_YYI

5) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6m37_L0YOps

I wish I knew. My favorite Band predates the Video Era by about 10 years, and I have no clue.

Hanson formed in 1992. They have 12 music videos.

MQ: Yes. Great Divide. The video is all about HIV/AIDS awareness in Africa, and shows clips of Hanson with the children there, Tying their shoes, dancing with them, etc.

Sigur Ros 7 has music videos.

MQ: Saeglopur

My Chemical Romance were formed in September 2001 and have released i think nine music videos, and two DVDs.

XMCRFOREVERX

MA: i think it would have to be The Ghost Of You cuz it makes me cry every time watch it.

maybe I Don't Love You as well...

xx brit :D

Opeth, 1990, has 3 released

MQ: Harvest