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Blind:
1st Video released.
A performance in front of a huge black and white KoRn banner. Director: McG.
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Ball
Tongue / Lodi Dodi:
Aired on "Live On MTV." A live performance, with an outline of the first
cd in the background. Director:
MTV.
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Shoots & Ladders: Strange Video, It cuts from live performance to a farm
sequences. Jonathan sings hanging up side down, and Munky is in a KoRn
field with a duck taped mouth.
Director: McG.
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Clown: Takes place in High School,
with Jonathan singing in the locker room. There is also a room with
messed up dolls and a messed up clown.
Director: McG. Producer: Dana Shaffer.
Editor: Chip Eddy. Released: 3/11/96
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Faget: Originally not released in
the United States, until years later it was included on the Who Then
Now? VHS, and then on the
Deuce DVD.
KoRn performs in a Red Studio.
Director: McG.
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No Place To Hide: Never officially
released. It is a live performance spliced with scenes from Clown,
Blind, plus Shoots and Ladders.
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Good God: Basically a live
performance of Good God. This video was included on the first release of
Life Is Peachy. When the A.D.I.D.A.S. video was released it replaced the
Good God video on Life is Peachy.
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A.D.I.D.A.S.: (One of the Best
Videos) A pimp gets in a car accident with KoRn and kills them. Only the
pimp survives and freaks out. The band members are put into body bags,
yet perform inside them. At the morgue it is revealed that Jonathan
Davis has on femine undergarments (When Jon worked in a morgue, he saw a
dead pimp come into the morgue, with lingerie. He thought it was the
funniest thing he’d ever seen. So he put it in the video)
Director: Joseph Kahn.
Producer: Peter Marcucci. Editor: Joseph Kahn. Released: 1/6/97
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Got The Life: Starts with a boom
box playing "It's On." Then JD walks down the street in a silver
jumpsuit. The Band performs in front a of a huge "Got The Life" in the
background. Its cuts to people clapping in the room, and then to David,
Munky, Fieldy, and Head driving expensive cars. Davis starts singing in
the car, then hits a camera with a baseball bat. Fieldy and Head give a
homeless man the keys to their car. The car ends up going of bridge and
exploding. Final scene is KoRn going to party. Fred Durst, members of
Orgy, and other 'KoRn Family' greet them.
Director: McG. Released: 8/26/98
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Ice Cube w/ Munky & Head-F**k Dying:
Ice Cube and KoRn performing.
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Cold - Give: Features John Davis
and Fred Durst searching through the dark (for a monster/creature)
Director: Peter Chirstopherson
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Freak On A Leash: (another great
video) The video starts out with and animation of the Follow the Leader
cover. Animated children gather to a cliff, and its cuts very briefly to
KoRn as children. A security guard accidentally falls and fires a bullet
at the girl at the end of the cliff. The bullet narrowly misses, and
breaks through into the real world. The bullet destroys various objects
(lava lamp, water cooler, cell phone etc..) only to end up in a room
with KoRn performing. The bullet moves around the room only to fly back
through the real world and into the animation. The girl catches the
bullet and places it back in the Security Guard's Hand.
Directors (Live Action): Jonathan Dayton, Valerie Faris, (Animation):
Todd McFarlane (cover art artist), Graham Morris. Producers: Bart Lipton
(Live action), Terry Fitzgerald (Animation). Editors: Hainess Hall (Live
action), Michael Sachs (Animation). Released: 1/29/99
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Limp Bizkit - Faith:
KoRn appears in the video with Limp Bizkit, during
Family Values 1998 Tour. Director:
Fred Durst
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Falling Away From Me:
Continues from the Freak On A Leash video, into the real
world. A girl is so out of it that she sees KoRn inside her music box.
The video cuts to KoRn performing, and then to kids coming towards the
house. At the same time the girls abusive father is angry at the noise.
KoRn appears inside the room, and the girl is brought out side the room
with the kids. (For a brief second, Fred Durst's face flickers in). The
band is sucked back into the music box, as the father opens the door.
But the girl is outside with the music box.
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Make Me Bad: KoRn has been
captured and are being experimented on. They have some sort of creatures
inside their bodies. The video flashes back to them performing. At the
end, the creature is cut out and put into a bottle (Dead plays at the
end). The Creature is looked at and Laughed at "Make Me Bad."
Director:
Martin Weisz
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Limp Bizkit - Break Stuff: Jonathan Davis appears.
Director: Fred Durst
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Videodrone - Ty Jonathan Down: Jonathan Davis is being interrogated, while it flashes
back to him performing with Videodrone. It ends with Davis walking out. Director: Nathan Cox
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Make Me Bad - Sickness In Salvation Remix: recut of the Video for the Butch Vig remix of
the song.
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Somebody Someone: Stripped Down
performance video. Has KoRn performing with fly buzzing around the room.
Various other insects are shown in the video. A follow the leader poster
can be seen behind David Silvera.
Director: Martin Weisz
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Busta Rymes - Fire: Very Brief shots of Jonathan Davis headbanging.
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Here
To Stay: A child turns on a television
to be shown various desensitizing images of violence, sexual imagery,
and explosions. The action cuts back and forth to the band performing in
a sonic like room."Sex," "You Win" and other sayings appear. Basically
all symbolizing the loss of youthful innocence and purity via the
television. (Davis' woman shaped microphone can be seen in the video).
Directors: The Hughes Brothers. (Also, the performance
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Thoughtless:
The Video Starts with an
(outcast) student walking down the hallway of a high school. A bunch of
jocks then beat him up. KoRn is performing in a red (honey comb like
room) and faces are pushing through the walls. The student again is met
by the jocks in the pool, where he is beat down. Then it cuts to him
looking in his yearbook and angrily throwing it. Jonathan is signing in
a pulsating red background. The student ends up going to the prom with
an escort, to reveal faces trying to escape from his chest (like in the
red wall). He vomits all over the prom guests, and ruins the prom as
revenge for his social ostracism.
Directors: The Hughes Brothers.
Released: 7/8/02 (Also, the performance version features only the
band performing. It is on the Thoughtless DVD single.)
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Alone I Break:
It's starts KoRn performing, in
a fairly large room. Fieldy is playing a bass that is blue and white, with
KoRn written all over it. After performing for a little while, Jon
gets angry and goes to leave. Jon turns toward Munky and throws the mic at
him. There is a brief fight, and Jon leaves. It then cuts between scenes of
the performance, Jon signing in a bedroom, Jon kicking and throwing books
(in the bedroom), and Jon killing. First, Jon finds a camera in the bedroom
and throws it to the ground in anger. He then finds Munky in the bath tub
(sleeping with candles around), throws a lamp in, and electrocutes him.
Then Head is out on the house's balcony, where he is talking on a cell
phone, with his back turned. Jon pushes Head over, and then throws the cell
phone over as well. After that, David is asleep with two women next to him.
So Jon uses a pillow to smother him to death. Jon leaves to see Fieldy
making pasta sauce, and he throws some poison in it. Fieldy eats it, and
dies. Finally, Jon walks outside, and takes out the camera person. Jon
breaks alone, because he killed everyone else.
Director: Sean Dack.
Released: 11/3/02 (Note, Sean won MTV's "direct a
video contest," in which many submitted ideas for the video. MTV aired a 90
minute special on the making of the video. Note 2, the video was shown
during the Pop Sux Tour, before release, and was slightly different.)
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Did My Time:
It starts out with Angelina Jolie (Laura
Croft) walking down alley. The pavement and brick walls behind her crack
open and a sort of black distorson follows out to form a barrier. Laura
turns back to see this distorson materialize into David, Fieldy, Munky,
Head, and Jonathan. A black cat hisses, and various debris (prosthetic leg,
TV screen, newspapers, bicycle) flies at the barrier encompassing the band.
All the debris disappears once it hits the barrier. Cut scenes from Tomb
Raider: The Cradle of Life can be seen on walls of the alley and on a TV
screen. Jonathan's hand bends strangely, as Angelina walks through the
barrier. She is singing (at least mouthing) Did My Time, right in front of
the mic. KoRn disappears, and she walks out of the street.
Director: Dave Meyers. Released:
7/8/03
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Right Now:
Basically a cartoon that
was cut together, and synched with the song right now. It has "Lloyd" by
Spike & Mike Animation in it. Llyod does many gross things throughout the
video, like ripping his fingernails off and sticking a pencil in his ear. At
one point he holds up a sign that says Right Now in red letters and sings to
the song at certain parts.
Fan-made:
The second version was the result of
the "KoRn Needs a Video Right Now", that was one by Tony Ferenzi of
Plainfield, IL. It was done with all computer animated graphics. Jonathan
Davis appears in it, and looks exactly like the Gruntz figurine of
himself.
3-d graphics are used to create a sort of ancient desert-like environment,
all the while Jd is singing and there are people searching for Jonathan.
Director: Spike and Mike
Animation. Released: 10/24/03 / Director Tony Ferenzi . Released
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Ya'll Want A Single:
KoRn filmed this at music
store, which throughout the video they trashed. Cd-racks where thrown down,
and cds scattered everywhere. Fans were invited to help decimate the store
during the shoot. Meaning it's intercut with facts and comments bashing the
music industry: "Britney Spears last video cost $1,000,000", and that video
itself cost $150,000. Plus that so few songs are added to playlists
and how can a single be worth 99 cents. Plus there is performance put in,
and at one point glass shatters during it. The song, and the video are
basically a response to Sony asking KoRn to write a radio hit. Ya'll want a
single?
Director: Andrews Jenkins.
Released: 7/8/04
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Everything I've Known:
Loydd's Lunchbox, made a
computer animation for KoRn at home. It's set in a dark
prehistoric-like time. Castle-Like rock and structures fall and jut the
landscape as some strange looking flies buzz by (boxes with four wings).
After which, it switches to shots of a Dinosaur like bone creature that can
fly, and some red guys that have a giant eyeball or mouths for a head, one
of them has some glowing blue light coming from his back.
Director: Gregory Euckland. Released:
7/22/04
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