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110°+ 92% humdity=monsoons!!!
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Posts: 972.745
Location: Reptile, Arizona, USA
theruiner wrote:
I'm jealous of all of you. I've never seen "Down In It" live, and, at this point, it's at the top of my list of what I hope to see on the next tour. I'd *almost* sacrifice seeing "Hurt" if it meant getting to hear it. Almost.
Dude where were you during the last tour. Trent played "Down In It" during both legs of his Phoenix Metro (Tempe Marquee-Phoenix AWA-US AirWays Arena) Tour. Did you move here before the that part of the tour. I am sorry that you have never seen the glory of "Down In It" live. I will pray that you will see it during the next tour. Oh by the way how is Anthem? Have you seen my Jeep Cherokee up there?
PhoenixAmazon
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110°+ 92% humdity=monsoons!!!
Grand Pontiff
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Posts: 972.745
Location: Reptile, Arizona, USA
mylittlenightmare wrote:
I used to eat there with my family a long time ago. Then about 5 years ago, I was leaving work, which is another Tex-Mex place across the street, I go to my car, which is parked behind "Nin's", near the back kitchen door...there are roaches...EVERYWHERE.
Anyways, yay Nine Inch Nails.
Anyways, yay Nine Inch Nails.
Busanda wrote:
TheRoadWarrior wrote:
lamest spotting ever.
And it looks like eating there would give you bad case of diarrhea.mylittlenightmare wrote:
lamest spotting ever.
It flips up my skirt. But yes I agree it looks like a lawsuite waiting to happen.
102.1 The Edge Top 102 of 2006:
#23: Only
#44: EDIETS
http://www.edge.ca/charts/year_end_charts.cfm?itm=2006_-_top_102_songs
#23: Only
#44: EDIETS
http://www.edge.ca/charts/year_end_charts.cfm?itm=2006_-_top_102_songs
Do you guys remember the dude Totom (if that is his/her name)who posted all the 'With Teeth' mash ups a few months back? Well anywho I was just browsing his site and he has a new NIN mashup of The Collector with Xerces by Deftones. Its pretty good. And if you look around theres a Piggy mashup with Toxic by britney, which is funny.
You can listen here http://www.boototom.info/Nov-2006.html
You can listen here http://www.boototom.info/Nov-2006.html
http://wbcn.com/pages/164121.php
#29 and #42
People e-mailed their choices of "discs that you should own" to the station, and this is what people picked. Honestly, there's some choices on there that baffled me.
#29 and #42
People e-mailed their choices of "discs that you should own" to the station, and this is what people picked. Honestly, there's some choices on there that baffled me.
XCRunner5715
K-Rod + Putz = epic win
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Posts: 216.82
Location: Westfield/Bloomington, IN
K-Rod + Putz = epic win
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Joined: 16 Dec 2006
Posts: 216.82
Location: Westfield/Bloomington, IN
midnight wrote:
http://wbcn.com/pages/164121.php
#29 and #42
People e-mailed their choices of "discs that you should own" to the station, and this is what people picked. Honestly, there's some choices on there that baffled me.
#29 and #42
People e-mailed their choices of "discs that you should own" to the station, and this is what people picked. Honestly, there's some choices on there that baffled me.
Evidently people in Boston really, really like Tool. How did they get four albums ahead of TDS?
XCRunner5715 wrote:
Evidently people in Boston really, really like Tool. How did they get four albums ahead of TDS?
midnight wrote:
http://wbcn.com/pages/164121.php
#29 and #42
People e-mailed their choices of "discs that you should own" to the station, and this is what people picked. Honestly, there's some choices on there that baffled me.
#29 and #42
People e-mailed their choices of "discs that you should own" to the station, and this is what people picked. Honestly, there's some choices on there that baffled me.
Evidently people in Boston really, really like Tool. How did they get four albums ahead of TDS?
The demographic for that radio station (WBCN) really, really likes Tool, and Pearl Jam. That station plays lots of heavier and classic rock. (Plus we all know Bostonians are aggressive...just kidding)
There's another radio station (WFNX) that plays more modern and more "hipster" music like the Shins and Bloc Party and whatnot. By the way, "Everyday Is Exactly the Same" was #21 at their year end list.
midnight wrote:
The demographic for that radio station (WBCN) really, really likes Tool, and Pearl Jam. That station plays lots of heavier and classic rock. (Plus we all know Bostonians are aggressive...just kidding)
Well, I live in NC, and apparently rednecks who can barely pronounce 'vicarious' really, really like Tool also.
XCRunner5715 wrote:
Evidently people in Boston really, really like Tool. How did they get four albums ahead of TDS?
midnight wrote:
http://wbcn.com/pages/164121.php
#29 and #42
People e-mailed their choices of "discs that you should own" to the station, and this is what people picked. Honestly, there's some choices on there that baffled me.
#29 and #42
People e-mailed their choices of "discs that you should own" to the station, and this is what people picked. Honestly, there's some choices on there that baffled me.
Evidently people in Boston really, really like Tool. How did they get four albums ahead of TDS?
The demographic for that radio station (WBCN) really, really likes Tool, and Pearl Jam. That station plays lots of heavier and classic rock. (Plus we all know Bostonians are aggressive...just kidding)
And this is nothing new, but I got this from LiveDaily
LiveDaily wrote:
New NIN album recorded, live DVD due
January 02, 2007 11:26 AM
Known for making fans wait at least a half-decade between studio albums, Nine Inch Nails mastermind Trent Reznor has announced that he's already finished recording the follow-up to 2005's "With Teeth." Continued>>
January 02, 2007 11:26 AM
Known for making fans wait at least a half-decade between studio albums, Nine Inch Nails mastermind Trent Reznor has announced that he's already finished recording the follow-up to 2005's "With Teeth." Continued>>
http://www.1077theend.com/listingsEntry.asp?ID=477487&PT=specialtyshowsgray
107.7 The End's top 107 songs of 2006
40 NINE INCH NAILS EVERYDAY IS EXACTLY THE SAME
107.7 The End's top 107 songs of 2006
40 NINE INCH NAILS EVERYDAY IS EXACTLY THE SAME
DowNINwardSpiral
Whowouldathunkit?
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Joined: 17 Apr 2004
Posts: 331.651
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Whowouldathunkit?
Master of the Ninth Arch
Joined: 17 Apr 2004
Posts: 331.651
Location: San Diego
GodofReptiles wrote:
http://www.1077theend.com/listingsEntry.asp?ID=477487&PT=specialtyshowsgray
107.7 The End's top 107 songs of 2006
40 NINE INCH NAILS EVERYDAY IS EXACTLY THE SAME
107.7 The End's top 107 songs of 2006
40 NINE INCH NAILS EVERYDAY IS EXACTLY THE SAME
mentioned 3 times in 2 pages...
anyway, my local 94.9 station just played a block of NIN for a good 20 minutes - definitely a great way to drift into the night with
About the tonight french live show on Mcm, the only thing new I learned, is that it will be 69mn and not 90mn, i called the channel, nobody knows ! however they print about general concert on their page, that they only air french shows ! ?!
record ? I found somebody with a TV card but i doubt i'll can use my DVB card, next step is digital recording with the official thing, and last sure option is old fashion mono TV recording on my pc...
record ? I found somebody with a TV card but i doubt i'll can use my DVB card, next step is digital recording with the official thing, and last sure option is old fashion mono TV recording on my pc...
in this week's kerrang!
Quote:
NINE INCH NAILS
A new NIN album already? Oh go on then...
Your last album took six years. We've only had to wait 18 months for this one.
Trent Reznor (vocals): "It's been pretty interesting, I'm probably as surprised as some fans are (laughs). But really it's just a matter of discipline. When i was on the last tour, to keep myself busy i was just really hunkered down and was working on music the whole time, so this kept me in a creative mode and when i finished the tour i felt like i wasn't tired and wanted to keep at it."
Is there anyone else playing on the album?
"It's all me, mostly recorded in hotel rooms around the world on laptops. There maybe some surprise vocalists that pop up here and there - although i don't want to say who since the final mix hasn't been determined yet, and Josh Freese is playing the drums on one song, but it's not like a big guest star-type record. It feels a bit more focused in a certain direction than 'With Teeth' did,"
What's the concept?
"I'm trying to avoid getting too detailed about this but i will tell you that this is a concept record, and it's part of a bigger picture of a number of thing's I'm working on. Essentially i wrote the soundtrack to a movie that doesn't exist. This album is a bit more electronic and I'd say rhyme plays a bigger element in it than in the past and it's veering away from concern about song structure and getting played on the radio."
Are you talking about some kind of multimedia event?
"My goal is that the music can be interpreted with the richest context. So what I'm immersed in is a way to achieve that. Now that albums have gone from 12 inches of real estate with artwork and a whole aesthetic, to CDs, which are ugly and disposable, to nowadays just being a file on a computer, it's led me to putting a lot of thought in to ways to present music that still makes it feel important and that has depth and purpose."
Will it be a heavy album?
"It's not heavy in any kind of metal tyoe sense, I'd say a big inspiration sonically would be early Public Enemy records, a collage of sound type of thing, not heavy in a metal guitar kind of way."
On 'The Downward Spiral' and 'The Fragile' you blended together an extreme amount of disparate sounds and layers - is this moving further in that direction?
"Well Alan Moulder (long-time collaborator) was stunned when he first heard it. Normally a Pro-Tools session has alot of tracks and this time he was like 'You're kidding me, it's only this much stuff?'. The end result has a bit of racket to it, it's much more improvisational, less refined. With this record i feel alot less concerned about what people think about it - espcially the dying record industry. I couldn't care less about that right now."
__________________
A new NIN album already? Oh go on then...
Your last album took six years. We've only had to wait 18 months for this one.
Trent Reznor (vocals): "It's been pretty interesting, I'm probably as surprised as some fans are (laughs). But really it's just a matter of discipline. When i was on the last tour, to keep myself busy i was just really hunkered down and was working on music the whole time, so this kept me in a creative mode and when i finished the tour i felt like i wasn't tired and wanted to keep at it."
Is there anyone else playing on the album?
"It's all me, mostly recorded in hotel rooms around the world on laptops. There maybe some surprise vocalists that pop up here and there - although i don't want to say who since the final mix hasn't been determined yet, and Josh Freese is playing the drums on one song, but it's not like a big guest star-type record. It feels a bit more focused in a certain direction than 'With Teeth' did,"
What's the concept?
"I'm trying to avoid getting too detailed about this but i will tell you that this is a concept record, and it's part of a bigger picture of a number of thing's I'm working on. Essentially i wrote the soundtrack to a movie that doesn't exist. This album is a bit more electronic and I'd say rhyme plays a bigger element in it than in the past and it's veering away from concern about song structure and getting played on the radio."
Are you talking about some kind of multimedia event?
"My goal is that the music can be interpreted with the richest context. So what I'm immersed in is a way to achieve that. Now that albums have gone from 12 inches of real estate with artwork and a whole aesthetic, to CDs, which are ugly and disposable, to nowadays just being a file on a computer, it's led me to putting a lot of thought in to ways to present music that still makes it feel important and that has depth and purpose."
Will it be a heavy album?
"It's not heavy in any kind of metal tyoe sense, I'd say a big inspiration sonically would be early Public Enemy records, a collage of sound type of thing, not heavy in a metal guitar kind of way."
On 'The Downward Spiral' and 'The Fragile' you blended together an extreme amount of disparate sounds and layers - is this moving further in that direction?
"Well Alan Moulder (long-time collaborator) was stunned when he first heard it. Normally a Pro-Tools session has alot of tracks and this time he was like 'You're kidding me, it's only this much stuff?'. The end result has a bit of racket to it, it's much more improvisational, less refined. With this record i feel alot less concerned about what people think about it - espcially the dying record industry. I couldn't care less about that right now."
__________________
icklekitty wrote:
in this week's kerrang!
Quote:
NINE INCH NAILS
A new NIN album already? Oh go on then...
Your last album took six years. We've only had to wait 18 months for this one.
Trent Reznor (vocals): "It's been pretty interesting, I'm probably as surprised as some fans are (laughs). But really it's just a matter of discipline. When i was on the last tour, to keep myself busy i was just really hunkered down and was working on music the whole time, so this kept me in a creative mode and when i finished the tour i felt like i wasn't tired and wanted to keep at it."
Is there anyone else playing on the album?
"It's all me, mostly recorded in hotel rooms around the world on laptops. There maybe some surprise vocalists that pop up here and there - although i don't want to say who since the final mix hasn't been determined yet, and Josh Freese is playing the drums on one song, but it's not like a big guest star-type record. It feels a bit more focused in a certain direction than 'With Teeth' did,"
What's the concept?
"I'm trying to avoid getting too detailed about this but i will tell you that this is a concept record, and it's part of a bigger picture of a number of thing's I'm working on. Essentially i wrote the soundtrack to a movie that doesn't exist. This album is a bit more electronic and I'd say rhyme plays a bigger element in it than in the past and it's veering away from concern about song structure and getting played on the radio."
Are you talking about some kind of multimedia event?
"My goal is that the music can be interpreted with the richest context. So what I'm immersed in is a way to achieve that. Now that albums have gone from 12 inches of real estate with artwork and a whole aesthetic, to CDs, which are ugly and disposable, to nowadays just being a file on a computer, it's led me to putting a lot of thought in to ways to present music that still makes it feel important and that has depth and purpose."
Will it be a heavy album?
"It's not heavy in any kind of metal tyoe sense, I'd say a big inspiration sonically would be early Public Enemy records, a collage of sound type of thing, not heavy in a metal guitar kind of way."
On 'The Downward Spiral' and 'The Fragile' you blended together an extreme amount of disparate sounds and layers - is this moving further in that direction?
"Well Alan Moulder (long-time collaborator) was stunned when he first heard it. Normally a Pro-Tools session has alot of tracks and this time he was like 'You're kidding me, it's only this much stuff?'. The end result has a bit of racket to it, it's much more improvisational, less refined. With this record i feel alot less concerned about what people think about it - espcially the dying record industry. I couldn't care less about that right now."
__________________
A new NIN album already? Oh go on then...
Your last album took six years. We've only had to wait 18 months for this one.
Trent Reznor (vocals): "It's been pretty interesting, I'm probably as surprised as some fans are (laughs). But really it's just a matter of discipline. When i was on the last tour, to keep myself busy i was just really hunkered down and was working on music the whole time, so this kept me in a creative mode and when i finished the tour i felt like i wasn't tired and wanted to keep at it."
Is there anyone else playing on the album?
"It's all me, mostly recorded in hotel rooms around the world on laptops. There maybe some surprise vocalists that pop up here and there - although i don't want to say who since the final mix hasn't been determined yet, and Josh Freese is playing the drums on one song, but it's not like a big guest star-type record. It feels a bit more focused in a certain direction than 'With Teeth' did,"
What's the concept?
"I'm trying to avoid getting too detailed about this but i will tell you that this is a concept record, and it's part of a bigger picture of a number of thing's I'm working on. Essentially i wrote the soundtrack to a movie that doesn't exist. This album is a bit more electronic and I'd say rhyme plays a bigger element in it than in the past and it's veering away from concern about song structure and getting played on the radio."
Are you talking about some kind of multimedia event?
"My goal is that the music can be interpreted with the richest context. So what I'm immersed in is a way to achieve that. Now that albums have gone from 12 inches of real estate with artwork and a whole aesthetic, to CDs, which are ugly and disposable, to nowadays just being a file on a computer, it's led me to putting a lot of thought in to ways to present music that still makes it feel important and that has depth and purpose."
Will it be a heavy album?
"It's not heavy in any kind of metal tyoe sense, I'd say a big inspiration sonically would be early Public Enemy records, a collage of sound type of thing, not heavy in a metal guitar kind of way."
On 'The Downward Spiral' and 'The Fragile' you blended together an extreme amount of disparate sounds and layers - is this moving further in that direction?
"Well Alan Moulder (long-time collaborator) was stunned when he first heard it. Normally a Pro-Tools session has alot of tracks and this time he was like 'You're kidding me, it's only this much stuff?'. The end result has a bit of racket to it, it's much more improvisational, less refined. With this record i feel alot less concerned about what people think about it - espcially the dying record industry. I couldn't care less about that right now."
__________________
That's fucking awesome. Thanks for posting it!
This caught my eye:
Quote:
Essentially i wrote the soundtrack to a movie that doesn't exist. This album is a bit more electronic...
TheMeatball wrote:
That's fucking awesome. Thanks for posting it!
This caught my eye:
icklekitty wrote:
in this week's kerrang!
Quote:
NINE INCH NAILS
A new NIN album already? Oh go on then...
Your last album took six years. We've only had to wait 18 months for this one.
Trent Reznor (vocals): "It's been pretty interesting, I'm probably as surprised as some fans are (laughs). But really it's just a matter of discipline. When i was on the last tour, to keep myself busy i was just really hunkered down and was working on music the whole time, so this kept me in a creative mode and when i finished the tour i felt like i wasn't tired and wanted to keep at it."
Is there anyone else playing on the album?
"It's all me, mostly recorded in hotel rooms around the world on laptops. There maybe some surprise vocalists that pop up here and there - although i don't want to say who since the final mix hasn't been determined yet, and Josh Freese is playing the drums on one song, but it's not like a big guest star-type record. It feels a bit more focused in a certain direction than 'With Teeth' did,"
What's the concept?
"I'm trying to avoid getting too detailed about this but i will tell you that this is a concept record, and it's part of a bigger picture of a number of thing's I'm working on. Essentially i wrote the soundtrack to a movie that doesn't exist. This album is a bit more electronic and I'd say rhyme plays a bigger element in it than in the past and it's veering away from concern about song structure and getting played on the radio."
Are you talking about some kind of multimedia event?
"My goal is that the music can be interpreted with the richest context. So what I'm immersed in is a way to achieve that. Now that albums have gone from 12 inches of real estate with artwork and a whole aesthetic, to CDs, which are ugly and disposable, to nowadays just being a file on a computer, it's led me to putting a lot of thought in to ways to present music that still makes it feel important and that has depth and purpose."
Will it be a heavy album?
"It's not heavy in any kind of metal tyoe sense, I'd say a big inspiration sonically would be early Public Enemy records, a collage of sound type of thing, not heavy in a metal guitar kind of way."
On 'The Downward Spiral' and 'The Fragile' you blended together an extreme amount of disparate sounds and layers - is this moving further in that direction?
"Well Alan Moulder (long-time collaborator) was stunned when he first heard it. Normally a Pro-Tools session has alot of tracks and this time he was like 'You're kidding me, it's only this much stuff?'. The end result has a bit of racket to it, it's much more improvisational, less refined. With this record i feel alot less concerned about what people think about it - espcially the dying record industry. I couldn't care less about that right now."
__________________
A new NIN album already? Oh go on then...
Your last album took six years. We've only had to wait 18 months for this one.
Trent Reznor (vocals): "It's been pretty interesting, I'm probably as surprised as some fans are (laughs). But really it's just a matter of discipline. When i was on the last tour, to keep myself busy i was just really hunkered down and was working on music the whole time, so this kept me in a creative mode and when i finished the tour i felt like i wasn't tired and wanted to keep at it."
Is there anyone else playing on the album?
"It's all me, mostly recorded in hotel rooms around the world on laptops. There maybe some surprise vocalists that pop up here and there - although i don't want to say who since the final mix hasn't been determined yet, and Josh Freese is playing the drums on one song, but it's not like a big guest star-type record. It feels a bit more focused in a certain direction than 'With Teeth' did,"
What's the concept?
"I'm trying to avoid getting too detailed about this but i will tell you that this is a concept record, and it's part of a bigger picture of a number of thing's I'm working on. Essentially i wrote the soundtrack to a movie that doesn't exist. This album is a bit more electronic and I'd say rhyme plays a bigger element in it than in the past and it's veering away from concern about song structure and getting played on the radio."
Are you talking about some kind of multimedia event?
"My goal is that the music can be interpreted with the richest context. So what I'm immersed in is a way to achieve that. Now that albums have gone from 12 inches of real estate with artwork and a whole aesthetic, to CDs, which are ugly and disposable, to nowadays just being a file on a computer, it's led me to putting a lot of thought in to ways to present music that still makes it feel important and that has depth and purpose."
Will it be a heavy album?
"It's not heavy in any kind of metal tyoe sense, I'd say a big inspiration sonically would be early Public Enemy records, a collage of sound type of thing, not heavy in a metal guitar kind of way."
On 'The Downward Spiral' and 'The Fragile' you blended together an extreme amount of disparate sounds and layers - is this moving further in that direction?
"Well Alan Moulder (long-time collaborator) was stunned when he first heard it. Normally a Pro-Tools session has alot of tracks and this time he was like 'You're kidding me, it's only this much stuff?'. The end result has a bit of racket to it, it's much more improvisational, less refined. With this record i feel alot less concerned about what people think about it - espcially the dying record industry. I couldn't care less about that right now."
__________________
That's fucking awesome. Thanks for posting it!
This caught my eye:
Quote:
Essentially i wrote the soundtrack to a movie that doesn't exist. This album is a bit more electronic...
i nicked it from the spiral!
After reading TR's new interview in Kerrang it still looks like my prediction about the sound of the new record being something similar to the summer 06 performances of "Sanity Assassian" and "Warm Leatherette" are closer to becoming a reality.
"Early Public Enemy...;" this album is going to hyper-political guys, be ready for it.
"Early Public Enemy...;" this album is going to hyper-political guys, be ready for it.
I think he meant SONICALLY, not lyrically.
FIGHT the power...
*synth solo*
*flaunts alarm clock necklace*
*synth solo*
*flaunts alarm clock necklace*
wscarlet wrote:
. . .my prediction about the sound of the new record being something similar to the summer 06 performances of "Sanity Assassian" and "Warm Leatherette" are closer to becoming a reality.\
Fuck yes!
Jaz
You Gotta Go Straight Ahead
Knight of the Royal Axe
Joined: 22 Dec 2002
Posts: 4516.61
Location: Canadia
You Gotta Go Straight Ahead
Knight of the Royal Axe
Joined: 22 Dec 2002
Posts: 4516.61
Location: Canadia
Cool article. So I guess it's safe to assume mixing has begun, since Alan Moulder is around.
TR seems to be keeping quite a bit more hush hush than he did back in January of '05.
For some reason "Act III Scene 2" keeps popping up in my head.
TR seems to be keeping quite a bit more hush hush than he did back in January of '05.
TheMeatball wrote:
FIGHT the power...
*synth solo*
*flaunts alarm clock necklace*
*synth solo*
*flaunts alarm clock necklace*
For some reason "Act III Scene 2" keeps popping up in my head.
Jaz wrote:
TR seems to be keeping quite a bit more hush hush than he did back in January of '05
well, last time he did expose the fact that he can't count, what with the whole 12 punches thing.