The official music video shows AC/DC literally "bringing down the house." The towers (which are, thankfully, not brought down) appear as the backdrop for the band at the end of the video, beginning at 3:03. - JR
Watch the video:
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Adams, Ryan: New York, New York (September 7, 2001)
A title card at the beginning of this music video notes it was shot just four days before the 9/11 attacks. - JR
Watch the video:
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Beastie Boys: To the 5 Boroughs (June 14, 2004)
Where to find the Twin Towers:
On the cover art:
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Blondie: Heart of Glass (1979)
The towers appear at the very beginning and the very end of the music video. - JR
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Bouncing Souls, The: How I Spent My Summer Vacation (May 22, 2001)
The front cover of the album is innocuous enough; at left is the back cover (click to see a larger version), with New York City in flames, and the World Trade Center being crushed by a giant hand. - JR
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Brooks & Dunn: Only In America (June 12, 2001)
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Cher: Song For The Lonely
Where to find the Twin Towers:
It's a quick shot, at 1:58, in the midst of a very watchable music video, that's practically a love note to the architecture of New York City. (Thanks to John Silk for suggesting this one!)
- JR
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City High: Caramel (2001)
Watch for the towers at 2:02. - JR
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Coup: Party Music
The original cover art, designed between May and June, 2001, was changed from this:
...to this:
The release of the album was pushed back to November, 2001. - JR
The cover for The Coup's Party Music, a hiphop CD, showed two musicians in front of the exploding twin towers. The CD with this cover was to be released in October 2002. They replaced this image, which was intended as "a metaphor for destroying capitalism," with one of a cocktail glass filled with kerosene and set on fire - a Molotov cocktail. One of the songs is entitled "5 million ways to kill a C.E.O.," which seemed to anticipate the accounting scandals that sent stocks tumbling several months later.
