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Faceplams: Head Down was so awesome live, made it my favorite song off The Slip (with Letting You as a close second).Originally Posted by SM Rollinger
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Head Down was so awesome live, made it my favorite song off The Slip (with Letting You as a close second).
xScott
Hell yes it was, especially the "screeching" synth breakdown part towards the end.
i'm too thin
Does anyone have a good audio boot of the "Final show" at the Wiltern? 9/10/09
Bent Member
There are several to choose from
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Does anyone know if music videos like Eraser (from Closure) and The Day the World Went Away (from AATCHB) were actually ever played on music TV channels? Also, Came Back Haunted?
Josh Wink was on HLAH
CBH won't've been because of the epilepsy stuffs. I know MTV2 has played Eraser before though
Josh Wink was on HLAH
Has Trent ever covered Pigface's The Bushmaster as NIN live? Obviously he's done Suck, but he's given equal writing credits on Bushmaster, and it's from the same album.
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Not that I've ever heard of.
Flaccid Member
What is shouted at the very end of Starfuckers?
Active Member
I always heard it as "Yeah, here we go!", but I could be wrong.
Flaccid Member
I always thought it was "I hate you too" for some reason. Thanks dude.
Active Member
Always heard "harder they come", personally.
Starfuckers, Wink.
"I have become."
Motifs with The New Flesh.
she/her/hers
i'm pretty sure that's the part that uses a sample from a live version of "shout it out loud" by kiss...
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So I just searched the entire ninwiki archive of the Access Q&A sessions with a side order of equally unsuccessful google searches and I can't find what I'm looking for so I hoped someone might lend a hand maybe?
Anyone have a link to that EPIC tale of Reznor auditioning Freese with all the hilarious kubuki stuff and superhuman feats of drumming he pulled off effortlessly? Love to see it again, thanks!
Administrator
Interesting, never heard of that myself.
It definitely wasn't in Access because they stopped publishing new entries even before Jerome left. Should be something else.
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When you say the director's portfolio, do you mean the fan who made the edit, or Tomato?
I've been looking for some way to get in touch with Tomato for a while, but their online presence has been lacking. I haven't looked in a few years.
Flaccid Member
It sounds like, to my ears, "I hope you drown".
Active Member
I just took a really careful listen to it, and I think you might be right.
Down, but not out.
Especially including and considering the fans that have actually been fans long enough to have waited from 1994-2005: Which gap in between Nine Inch Nails albums was the most suspenseful to you?
The Downward Spiral to The Fragile, or The Fragile to With Teeth?
bastard from blue city
that's just the crowd noise and "goodnight" at the end of the Halo 13 version. if you listen to the (godawful) KISS live album, there's no "i have become!"-esque shouts to sample (i think it's the end of "Shout It Out Loud" if i remember correctly).
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Spiral to Fragile for me, definitely. And I first found Spiral in early '97, so I only had a two and a half year wait, but it seemed like forever compared to TF to WT. Probably because the access to Trent was pretty much limited to Rolling Stone, Spin, Hit Parader, etc, and the little smidgens of change that would happen on nin.com, rather than now and, to some extent, the Fragile to WT period where you at least knew progress was happening. Back in those days it was 'Trent Reznor is going to save music, but we have no details on his new album.' I remember reading an interview, maybe late '97, early '98 where the interviewer said something about seeing an envelope labeled "new songs" and that it was very thin, or something to that effect.
I'm trying to think of how I even learned the release date and official details of TF. I can't remember how I found out when TDTWWA came out either. (How the fuck did I get information before the internet was huge?) Maybe nin.com? nin.com was very basic back then compared to now. My go to site for the longest time was nineinchnails.net/news, maybe that was it. I do remember anxiously sitting at my computer on my dial up connection listening to KROQ stream the album in its entirety a week or so prior to launch. What a night that was. I vividly remember thi
I also remember Trent talking about listening to a lot of Erykah Badu and how TF might end up being a bunch of jungle pop songs. An album full of Perfect Drug style tunes? Yes, please.
I feel like I'm rambling now . . .
Last edited by MrSlfDstruct; 03-07-2014 at 08:55 PM.
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Does anybody have a favorite performance of Deep? I haven't listened to a live version of it in a long time, and I was wondering what might be the best show to check out on RITC.
God is an American
This one's good: http://www.reflectinginthechrome.com.../20060313.html
Flaccid Member
Excellent quality and a killer setlist. Looks like I'll be listening to this whole show, not just Deep.
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The Fragile to WT.
Where can I get my greedy paws on those HM demos?
Last edited by Charmingly Miserable; 03-09-2014 at 10:32 PM.
Stubby Member
The Fragile to With Teeth, definitely--and, to be honest, I was a little let down with the release of With Teeth from the start. But, with time, I've grown to appreciate and enjoy the album quite a bit.
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^ Same here. With TDS there had been a bunch of remixes, collaborations, a soundtrack or two to keep me busy, even if the hiatus was kinda killing me by 1999, but The Fragile had what, a remix album, a live album, that's all. Oh, right, and Deep, which failed to make me as happy as The Perfect Drug did... And indeed, when I heard The Hand That Feeds I was underwhelmed to say the least.
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What's the real song labeled "The Life You Didn't Lead" here? (obviously a fake)
Josh Wink was on HLAH
Someone made an instrumental track inspired by NIN, and then everyone decided it was real. Note that It All Fades is also fake.
I'm amazed Angel isn't on there too considering the .. odd choices.
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