Songs with more than one video

[3 Colours Red]

https://[video=youtube_share;keOvm0w...?v=keOvm0wl1qI[/video]
You can almost understand why it wasn't originally a hit - hardly inspiring, is it?

Other examples I can think of:
Got My Mind Set On You - George Harrison
One - U2 (I know... but I can't doubt the facts that it qualifies - also a very late example of this phenomenon being from the 90s)
(I Just) Died In Your Arms - Cutting Crew
Everytime You Go Away - Paul Young

[Land Waster]

Songs with more than one video

Glasvegas- Daddy's Gone.

[Stumpy Pepys]

Songs with more than one video

Relax by Frankie Goes to Hollywood.

The notorious original and the 'laser beams' one.

[Come along, Min]

Songs with more than one video

Oasis - Live Forever

[Errorist Sympathiser]

Songs with more than one video

The video for Soul Asylum's "Runaway Train" had different versions for the UK and Australia, and three different versions for the US, each one had local missing children featured.

Some of the children featured turned out to be victims of some notable killers, like the Australian backpacker killer.

[3 Colours Red]

Songs with more than one video

Stumpy Pepys wrote: Relax by Frankie Goes to Hollywood.

The notorious original and the 'laser beams' one.

How did I miss that one out?

[Satchmo Distel]

Songs with more than one video

The original Relax is still shocking when the fat bloke's cock makes an appearance

[Walt Flanagans Dog]

Songs with more than one video

In his Brixton Academy memoirs Simon Parkes states that when they filmed the video (sic) for Billy Ocean's When the Going Gets Tough, Danny De Vito did an impromptu routine blowing a saxophone, which caused the video to be banned in the UK due to him not being a Musicians' Union member. Apparently they had to produce a second video for the UK. I'm not sure whether this actually stacks up (nor some of the other stuff described in the book, but it was diverting enough generally).

[Heliotrope]

Songs with more than one video

The official video for "Step On" was a performance on a rooftop, but the version we got on MTV 120 Minutes back in the day was more interesting: this one.

[Lucia Lanigan]

Songs with more than one video

You Love Us

and

You Love Us.

[diggedy derek]

Songs with more than one video

Wu-Tang Clan "Protect Ya Neck". Hang on, an I right there? I think I mean "Method Man".