List of music videos

As early as Golden Feelings, Beck was making music videos to promote his songs. This page lists all of them.

Albums are listed in chronological order, while videos are listed by track listing.

Lost music videos[]

Surprisingly, there is a large number of Beck music videos that were produced, but have never been seen. Out of the 10 lost Beck music videos, only 2 have resurfaced, those being the videos for Fuckin' With My Head (Mountain Dew Rock) and Forcefield. It is unknown if the other 8 will ever be uploaded online again.

2 videos, MTV Makes Me Want to Smoke Crack and Steve Threw Up are rumored to exist, but their existence is unconfirmed.

MTV Makes Me Want to Smoke Crack[]

A video was supposedly produced for Beck's first single ever, MTV Makes Me Want to Smoke Crack, but has never resurfaced. It was rumored that Steve Hanft directed this video, but he denied this. It is unknown if the video exists but directed by someone else or if it doesn't exist at all.

Golden Feelings[]

A video was reportedly produced for the song Schmoozer, but was never published anywhere, and it's existence was only confirmed after the video for Forcefield was uploaded. Beck said he would upload the video for the song on his site, but has never done so.

Mellow Gold[]

Videos were made for Loser, Pay No Mind (Snoozer) and Beercan since they were singles, but a number of non-single songs got videos too. These include Fuckin' With My Head (Mountain Dew Rock), Whiskeyclone, Hotel City 1997 and Steal My Body Home. The only video out of these to go into actual circulation was the video for Fuckin' With My Head, which aired on MTV, but didn't resurface online until the official Beck VEVO channel posted it. The videos for the other two are still lost.

Steve Threw Up[]

There supposedly was a video for this song, but it has never resurfaced. It was rumored that Steve Hanft directed this one as well, but he has denied this and has said he's never seen it. It is unknown if this video exists and was directed by someone else, or if it never existed at all.

One Foot in the Grave[]

Beck filmed a music video for the song Forcefield, along with a number of other songs on One Foot, but the only one that has resurfaced was the video for Forcefield, after it was randomly posted on his website years later. According to the collaborator of the album and owner of K Records Calvin Johnson, videos were made for numerous songs on the album, including previously mentioned Forcefield, Asshole, Sleeping Bag and Burnt Orange Peel. Forcefield was the only one to resurface.