The Best Rock Videos Of 1998 - Day 1
Picture it: 1998. Allyson is a senior in high school and ready to be done with that stage of life. Still, there were some fun things that happened senior year. Popular music was the literal soundtrack to a lot of it. In many ways, rock music in 1998 was at a crossroads. Glam was not in style. Ska-Swing was having a moment. Some alternative bands ruled the rock world. Then there was a sort of resurgence of classic rock acts, too. Plus some bands I love today were formed in 1998 including Bullet For My Valentine and All That Remains. Rob Zombie officially became a solo artist in 1998 as well.
So while MTV wasn't playing music videos around the clock anymore, the channel still mattered to teens like me. Over the next few days, we'll look at the best rock videos from 1998. I'll also tell you about many of my favorite hip-hop and pop songs that happened to come out in 1998 as well!
Today, our best rock video pick is from KISS with "Psycho Circus" from the album of the same name. This is one of the [best!] songs KISS ever released! The musical interlude is great and so is the guitar solo. The video is goofy in that late 90s way or using all sorts of new production techniques available at the time.
BONUS: favorite pop clip is "Still Not A Player" by Big Pun featuring Joe. Late 90s hip hop videos were always on tilt. Over-the-top expenditures made for some great video clips! Great fashion, too!