Get Inside
Released: 2002
Album: Stone Sour
Video: Get Inside was the first video released by the American Hard rock band Stone Sour. It was released in 2002, almost a decade after the band was first created.
Bother
Released: 2003
Album: Stone Sour
Director: Gregory Dark
Video: The video shows Taylor singing the song while looking at what seems to be a mirror image of himself. However, as the video progresses, this "mirror image" begins to age, ultimately dying as the last words of the song are played.
Inhale
Released: 2003
Album: Stone Sour
Video: The music video for the song shows the band as homeless people, wandering through a large city. While they are walking around, the band members are shown busking and sifting through dumpsters for food. Just before the second chorus, the scene changes, and the band are shown in white suits, playing the song in a posh bar/club. However, when Corey begins to scream, the band members suits become torn and dirty. The camera then switches between shots of the band playing, and members of the audience disappearing into thin air. As the song finishes, the band is shown outside, once again homeless, before the camera fades out. It could be a way of saying how Stone Sour in it's early days was ridiculed for playing their heavier music by local critics.
30/30-150
Released: 2006
Album: Come What(ever) May
Video: "30/30-150" is the first single from the rock band Stone Sour's second album from 2006 Come What(ever) May. The song received a nomination for Best Metal Performance at the 49th annual Grammy Awards. Which was ultimately won by Slayer. The video shows the band members individually in high-contrast black and white superimposed over a timer counting down from "3030.150" and occasionally large close-ups of Corey Taylor's mouth. The title refers a type of gun shell for a rifle. 150 refers to the grain. The numbers seen in the background appear to count down the time remaining in the clip in tenths of a second, beggining at 3030.150.
Through Glass
Released: July 2006
Album: Come What(ever) May
Video: The video for 'Through Glass' takes place in the most plastic of scenarios: the cliché, vacant, Hollywoodesque party where we're seeing all these plastic people. We're seeing celebrity culture and consumer culture magnified in a way that distracts people from thinking about what they should be thinking about. As the video progresses, the people at the party abruptly become cardboard cutouts and are carried away. Eventually the whole building where the party was being held becomes a cutout as well and is removed. The band members are shown in the party and they eventually head outside and begin playing in front of what appears to be the Hollywood sign (which actually reads "Hollowood", a point made at the hollowness of the current music business). This also is revealed to be a cardboard cutout at the very end of the video.
Sillyworld
Released: Feb 2007
Album: Come What(ever) May
Video: A video for the song was released in February 2007, combining images of corporate America with pictures of clenched fists of resistance, revolutionists such as Mao Zedong, Ayatollah Khomeini, Che Guevara, and AK-47 assault rifles.
Made Of Scars
Released: June 2007
Album: Come What(ever) May
Video: "Made Of Scars" is the fourth single from Stone Sour's second album Come What(ever) May. The music video shows the band performing the song live, and we can see vocalist Corey Taylor had shaven his head.
