TOP 5 1990S MUSIC VIDEOS SHOT IN THE LONDON UNDERGROUND

Who can forget the scary and threatening-looking Keith Flint, leader of the Prodigy, belting out the notes of “Firestarter” from a dark gallery back in 1996? Awesome video, wasn’t it? Guess what, this popular music video of the 90s was filmed in the disused eastern tunnel of Aldwych Station and in one of the unused lift shafts. Closed in 1994, Aldwych has since been a favourite both for music videos and film shooting. However, in the same decade, other artists like Suede, U.N.K.L.E. and Feeder chose to film promotional music videos inside London Underground Stations open to the public. Let’s take a look at the top 5 music videos of the 90s filmed inside the London Tube during that decade

THE PROGIDY

“Firestarter” – 1996

Aldwych tube station

 SUEDE

“Saturday Night” – 1997

Holborn tube station

AQUA

“Turn Back Time” – 1997

Holborn Tube Station,  the disused Platform 5 to Aldwych

U.N.K.L.E.

“Be There” – 1998

Mornington Crescent tube station

FEEDER

“Suffocate” – 1998

Monument, Bank, Victoria Station on a District line train

 

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