Corporate Ghost: The Videos: 1990–2002

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Corporate Ghost: The Videos: 1990–2002
Video by Sonic Youth
Released	2004 (2004)
Recorded	1990–2002
Label	DGC

Corporate Ghost is a Sonic Youth DVD released by DGC in 2004. It is a collection of their music videos from 1990 to 2002.

DVD was certified by Music Canada Gold in October 2004 for 5,000 sold copies.^[1]

Dirty Boots

• From the album Goo
• Directed by Tamra Davis

Tunic (Song for Karen)

• From the album Goo
• Directed by Tony Oursler

Mary-Christ

• From the album Goo
• Directed by Steve Shelley

Kool Thing

• From the album Goo
• Directed by Tamra Davis
• Guest appearance by Chuck D

Mote

• From the album Goo
• Directed by Ray Agony

My Friend Goo

• From the album Goo
• Directed by Dave Markey, Joe Cole, Kim Gordon and Thurston Moore
• Guest appearances by Joe Cole and Mike Watt

Disappearer

• From the album Goo
• Directed by Todd Haynes

Mildred Pierce

• From the album Goo
• Directed by Dave Markey
• Guest appearances by Sophia Coppola and Sally STP

Cinderella's Big Score

• From the album Goo
• Directed by Dave Markey
• Guest appearances by Bill Bartell and Chris Cohen

Scooter & Jinx

• From the album Goo
• Directed by Richard Kern
• Guest appearances by Karen Disney and Linda Serbu

Titanium Exposé

• From the album Goo
• Directed by Phil Morrison

100%

• From the album Dirty
• Directed by Tamra Davis and Spike Jonze
• Guest appearances by Jason Lee and Guy Mariano

Sugar Kane

• From the album Dirty
• Directed by Nick Egan
• Guest appearance by Chloë Sevigny

Youth Against Fascism

• From the album Dirty
• Directed by Nick Egan

Bull in the Heather

• From the album Experimental Jet Set, Trash and No Star
• Directed by Tamra Davis and Kim Gordon
• Guest appearance by Kathleen Hanna

Superstar

• From the album If I Were a Carpenter
• Directed by Dave Markey

Little Trouble Girl

• From the album Washing Machine
• Directed by Mark Romanek
• Guest appearance by Kim Deal

The Diamond Sea

• From the album Washing Machine
• Directed by Spike Jonze, Lance Bangs, Dave Markey, Steve Paine and Angus Wall

Sunday

• From the album A Thousand Leaves
• Directed by Harmony Korine
• Guest appearances by Macaulay Culkin and Rachel Miner

Hoarfrost

• From the album A Thousand Leaves
• Directed by Lee Ranaldo
• Guest appearance by Leah Singer

Nevermind (What Was It Anyway)

• From the album NYC Ghosts & Flowers
• Directed by frogme
• Guest appearances by Pierre Bailly and Sleater-Kinney

The Empty Page

• From the album Murray Street
• Directed by Thurston Moore and Chris Habib

Disconnection Notice

• From the album Murray Street
• Directed by Tom Surgal
• Guest appearances by Eszter Balint, Markus Miller, Linas Phillips and Clay Weiner

Drunken Butterfly

• From the album Dirty
• Directed by Stephen Hellweg (MTV 120 Minutes/Sonic Youth homemade video contest winner)

Swimsuit Issue

• From the album Dirty
• Directed by Morty (MTV 120 Minutes/Sonic Youth homemade video contest runner-up)

Disappearer (Director's Cut)

• From the album Goo
• Directed by Todd Haynes

Thurston Moore - Ono Soul

• From the album Psychic Hearts
• Directed by Dave Markey

Interviews

• Lance Bangs
• Tamra Davis
• Kathleen Hannah
• Todd Haynes
• Richard Kern
• Jason Lee
• Dave Markey
• Mike Watt

Video commentaries

• Tamra Davis
• Todd Haynes
• Richard Kern
• Dave Markey
• Phil Morrison
• Mark Romanek
• Sonic Youth
• Tom Surgal
• Mike Watt

Other

• Spike Jonze photo memory montage
• "My Sonic Room": a fan film document by Patty Orsini from 1990.
• Sonic Youth "Corporate Ghost" sticker

• AllMusic review
• PopMatters review
• Drowned in Sound review Archived 2015-10-25 at the Wayback Machine
• Austin Chronicle review
• DVD Talk review