So far, this is one of the most complete guides (visual or otherwise) in the history of SY. As much as video making industry advanced in the past 5-10 years, many of those videos still retain the edge that they had back in the day. Of course, there are some boring ones, but majority of videos is quite unusual. Especially well done are "Superstar" with Thurston Moore on the golden microphone and Kim Gordon and the rest of the band doing their best impersonation of The Carpenters. Then there are some arty videos like 100% with shots of New York, police cars and dead body covered with a blanket as well as some of more simple (if not primitive) ones like Youth Against Fascism and Mote (which gave a name to Japanese one-man noise project). One thing that puzzle me is the omission of video for "Teen Age Riot" song - whether it was due to DVD format limitations or any other reason is not clear and its just plain odd. All in all, this one might provide hours of quality entertainment for SY fans, as well as anybody else.

Teen Age Riot as well as any videos prior to the album Goo are not included because they were before SY signed with Geffen. Hence the title Corporate Ghost. Whether a DVD update of Screaming Fields of Sonic Love including the early videos will be released, remains to be seen.