Videography 1988: Red Hot Skate Rock - live 1989: Hard 'n Heavy Vol. 2 - "Good Time Boys" music video and interviews 1990: Psychedelic Sexfunk Live from Heaven - live 1991: Positive Mental Octopus - music videos 1991: Best Of The Cutting Edge Volume II - music videos 1992: Funky Monks - making of Blood Sugar Sex Magik album 1992: What Hits!? - music videos 1994: Live On Air 2001: Off the Map - live 2001: Rock Your Socks Off (Unauthorized) - documentary 2002: Rockthology 1: Hard N Heavy - music videos/interviews 2003: Greatest Hits and Videos - music videos/behind the scenes 2003: Live at Slane Castle - live 2004: Rock Odyssey 2004 - live 2004: The Last Gang In Town - documentary 2006: The Red Hot Chili Peppers Phenomenon - documentary 2006: iTunes Originals - Red Hot Chili Peppers - Combination of live performances, interviews and music videos available exclusively on iTunes 2007: Red Hot Chili Peppers In Performance - Live/Documentary Music videos Notes The video for "Catholic School Girls Rule" was aired only once in the U.S., on the Playboy Channel, because of a nude scene. A video for the song "Good Time Boys", which featured cut away interview footage, was made as promotional video for Mother's Milk, but the song was never released as a single. Two versions of "Under the Bridge" were filmed. The second, and rarely seen version featured less footage of Anthony walking down the street. The video for "If You Have to Ask" has rarely been seen and was never aired in the United States and has been taken off the internet by the RIAA. A second version of "My Friends" was filmed. To this date, Anthony, Flea and Chad all agree that they prefer the second version, which shows the band recording the song in the studio over the much more known version of them wearing dresses and in a boat. The band even included the second version and not the original on their Greatest Hits DVD. The videos for "Road Trippin'" and "Universally Speaking" were not released in the United States until the 2003 Greatest Hits DVD. "Desecration Smile" is also a non-U.S. release. On March 6, 2007 the Chili Peppers announced a contest for someone to direct a video for the song "Charlie" through their YouTube channel. The video winner has been chosen, however, the song being released as a