Top 10 Alt-Rock Videos From 2006
Red Hit Chili Peppers, 'Dani California'
The video for the lead single from the band's two-LP opus 'Stadium Arcadium' time travels through the years.
My Chemical Romance, 'Welcome to the Black Parade'
Part Queen, part Broadway and all showstopper, the title track to My Chemical Romance's best album is totally epic.
AFI, 'Miss Murder'
These reformed California punks get all ambitious with handclaps and layered production on their only No. 1 hit.
Incubus, 'Anna-Molly'
The first single from Incubus' only No. 1 album, 'Light Grenades,' is an explosion of riffing guitars and rolling drums.
Weezer, 'Perfect Situation'
The video for the second No. 1 song from 2005's 'Make Believe' takes an alternate look at the band's history.
Nine Inch Nails, 'Every Day Is Exactly the Same'
The third No. 1 hit from 2005's comeback LP 'With Teeth' is a bit more subdued than the band's usual abrasive material.
Red Hot Chili Peppers, 'Tell Me Baby'
'Stadium Arcadium' yielded three No. 1 modern rock hits. This typically groovy Chili Peppers cut was the second.
Pearl Jam, 'World Wide Suicide'
This was Pearl Jam's toughest song in years, from their self-titled LP, which fans call 'The Avocado Album' (look at the cover and you'll see why).
Three Days Grace, 'Animal I Have Become'
These Canadians typically lean toward the heavier spectrum of radio rock, but 'Animal I Have Become' was a massive modern rock hit.
The Killers, 'When You Were Young'
The first single from the Killers' second album borrows some musical inspiration and all of its heft from Bruce Springsteen.
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