Rock Music Videos Papa Roach - Between the Hottest American Bands

Papa Roach, a North Californian rock band, is one of the few groups that were able to produce albums and EP's independently before landing a contract with a major label. The band was formed in 1993 but they enjoyed mainstream success only in 1999...with several rock music videos Papa Roach on air. The band is an extremely successful one to date, after successfully selling 10 million copies of the latest album worldwide.

The group was initially composed of Jacoby Shaddix on vocals, Dave Buckner on drums, Will James on guitars, and Ben Luther, a trombonist. Luther was replaced by Jerry Horton and he went on to become lead guitarist. Dave Buckner eventually left the group because of drug issues.

Papa Roach produced many songs and EP's before they released a debut album under an important label, DreamWorks Records. They titled that album "Infest" and it was a triple-platinum success. After that they produced "Lovehatetragedy" which became gold. The follow-ups were "Getting Away with Murder", a certified platinum album. The newest offering was "Time for Annihilation" and it sealed a position as a global band after selling millions of copies in the whole world.

The most enviable rock music videos Papa Roach created would be for their hit single, "…To Be Loved". That music video was filmed at the Park Plaza Hotel in Los Angeles. The video has two versions, the censored and uncensored, where the former contains rather explicit clips.

Also belonging to the largest viewed rock music videos Papa Roach created is "Last Resort", a song under the brilliant album "Infest". In the music video, the Papa Roach band is seen performing live, surrounded by fans on the dance floor. And while having fun, the clip was able to convey the depression in the faces of the people around them, acted upon by the participants in the clip.

Watch the rock music videos Papa Roach always painstakingly prepares, especially the ones for "She Loves Me Not" and "Scars". "She Loves Me Not" features yet another live performance by the band but this time, the setting is on a theme park. "Scars" is a bit better in story-telling, as it depicts the story of Shaddix's girlfriend and how she burnt his house after an overnight drinking spree.