Music Videos — Adam Dubin

Metallica “Fade To Black”

Adam Dubin, director
(7 minutes, HD, color, sound, 2013)
Blackened Recordings

Jim Breuer “Santa Claus Ain’t Comin’ To Town”

Adam Dubin, director
(4:22 minutes, HD, color, sound, 2013)

Beastie Boys “Fight For Your Right To Party”

Adam Dubin, co-writer, co-director
(4 minutes, 16mm, color, sound, 1986)
Def Jam/Columbia Records

1998 MTV voted number one comedy music video of all time.

2001 TV Guide list of 100 greatest music videos.

Beastie Boys - No Sleep Till Brooklyn

Adam Dubin, co-writer, co-director
(4:45 minutes, 35mm, color, sound, 1987)
Def Jam/Columbia Records

Metallica “Nothing Else Matters”

Adam Dubin, director
(6:30 minutes, 16mm, color, sound, 1992)
Elektra Records

Black Crowes “Sting Me”

Adam Dubin, co-writer, co-director
(4:41 minutes, 16mm, color, sound, 1992)

Def American Recordings

Live video was part of an unreleased Adam Dubin directed documentary of the 1992 Atlanta NORML Festival.

Stone Temple Pilots “Revolution”

Music video was part of an unreleased Adam Dubin directed documentary on the recording of the song “Revolution.”
Music video released as part of special CD to raise money for 9/11 charity fund.

Black Crowes “Thick N’ Thin”

Adam Dubin, director
(2:42 minutes, 16mm, Super 8, color, sound, 1991)
Def American Recordings

The Four Horsemen "Nobody Said It Was Easy"

Adam Dubin, director
(6:18 minutes, 35mm, color, sound, 1991)
Def American Recordings

The Four Horsemen "Tired Wings"

Adam Dubin, director
(5:49 minutes, 16mm, color, sound, 1992)
Def American Recordings

Jesse Jaymes “Shake It (Like A White Girl)”

Adam Dubin, director
(4:34 minutes, 35mm, color, sound, 1991)
Delicious Vinyl Records

Warrior Soul “Bad News (Rock And Roll Boyfriend)”

Adam Dubin, director
(5:35 minutes, video, color, sound, 2009)
Cargo Records