"Dig"
Single by Mudvayne
from the album L.D. 50
Released	2000
Format	DVD single
Recorded	Warehouse Studio, Vancouver
Genre	Alternative metal
Length	2:43
Label	Epic Records
Writer(s)	Chad Gray Greg Tribbett Ryan Martinie Matt McDonough
Producer	GGGarth Mudvayne
Mudvayne singles chronology
"Death Blooms" (2000) "Dig" (2000) "Nothing to Gein" (2000)

"Dig" is the second single from Mudvayne's 2000 album, L.D. 50. The song won the first ever MTV2 Award in 2001.

Contents 1 History 2 Charts 3 References 4 External links

[edit] History

An intense music video was produced for the song which was featured in a "Making of" video. It features the band dressed in makeup and switches from scenes of the group performing in front of a white background to band members being drenched in a colorful muddy substance.

The song became their traditional set closer during live performances from 2000-2006. When they appeared on stage for The Big Day Out in 2006, they chose to play "Dig" earlier on in their set and ended with "Happy?" instead.

[edit] Charts

Chart (2001)	Peak position
U.S. Billboard Hot Mainstream Rock Tracks[1]	33

[edit] References

[edit] External links

• Video

v • d • e Mudvayne Chad Gray · Greg Tribbett · Ryan Martinie · Matt McDonough Shawn Barclay Demos Kill, I Oughtta Studio albums L.D. 50 · The End of All Things to Come · Lost and Found · The New Game · Mudvayne Extended plays Live Bootleg Compilations The Beginning of All Things to End · By the People, for the People Videos L(ive) D(osage) 50: Live in Peoria · All Access to All Things Singles "Death Blooms" · "Dig" · "Nothing to Gein" · "Not Falling" · "World So Cold" · "(Per)Version of a Truth" · "Determined" · "Happy?" · "Forget to Remember" · "Fall into Sleep" · "Dull Boy" · "Do What You Do" · "A New Game" · "Scarlet Letters" · "Scream With Me" Related articles Discography · Videography · Hellyeah

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