If all they have is one trick... sure, stick with it. Thankfully, Trent is about as varied as they come. He has something to offer to nearly everyond.
If all they have is one trick... sure, stick with it. Thankfully, Trent is about as varied as they come. He has something to offer to nearly everyond.
Right on @theimage13 . I'm glad NIN has matured right along with me. I got tired of trying to measure concerts in bruises.
To each their own when attending concerts, but I much prefer the approach that rewards the viewer over the thrasher.
All this talk about how Tension proved Trent has matured and grown and moved past his angry stage is ironic considering how he has scrapped the backup singers and Tension production and by his own admission has gone back to a more "aggressive" show and also by his own admission is having more fun on this current leg of touring as any other leg thus far...I guess he is "regressing" and not "being mature" anymore based on some of you people's definitions....I can't argue with people who think "Everything" is better than any song on 'The Fragile"...I take it all back. The gospel singers were amazing, they added a lot to the shows. Me and the rest of the 1994 NIN lovers need to take off our leather pants and combat boots and embrace the mature Trent
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I live in the Toronto Canada area, so I taped the ACL broadcast off a Detroit non HD channel and the whole show Robins mix was way in the back. Very weird hearing the concert like that... I do have an HD buffalo PBS station that will be airing the program later in the week, so I'll have to tape that one.
And don't forget about the long time NIN fans who like aggressive NIN but never dressed or looked like the "typical" fan. We may joke about the goofy looking fans, but I'm definitely glad that being a NIN fan these days does not come with an associated "look".
(BTW, I suggest again that people use the board's block function.)
You don't need to embrace anything, but if you don't like what it's changed into, don't spend your life bitching about it. Find something else that you do like instead of getting hung up on being angry at someone else leaving you behind. It's unhealthy. Seriously. This isn't me trying to be a dick or make fun of anyone. Don't dwell on something you don't like, life's too short for that bullshit.
And regarding your metal analogy: if you're going to stay in the business for decades, your music should carry a heavy emphasis on who you are, not who you were. If you're not an angry, "nobody likes me and you can all go fuck yourselves" young adult, don't try to act like it. Trent's a grown man who has overcome drugs and alcohol and gone from being unable to stand upright and remember his own words to winning a freaking Oscar. I appreciate the fact that he's hiring world class musicians to perform with him and writing songs that aren't just based on loud guitars and screaming. I'm not saying you should throw out your old catalog. But living in the past is a bad idea, regardless of who you are. Let me put it to you this way: as much as I loved hear Last performed live back in '09, all it did was fill a small part of who I used to be as a teenager. But In This Twilight? I tear up a little bit every time I hear a live recording of that.
Okay, back on topic. HD rip downloaded from Dime; eager to put this on the TV and finally see what all the fuss is about!
Did anyone hear the guy yell, "play Free Bird"? I lol'd. Can't remember at what part.
I'm the short, curvy Hispanic chick at the SoCal shows. Wait, that demographic is 2/3 of all SoCal NIN shows.... lol
I don't know if I should download the show on Dime or wait for RITC to up the show.
Clapping bro during Sanctified bothers me. In fact, I hate all clappers at shows.
Anyone got a rip from the PBS site? I'm at work, streaming sucks ass, and the torrents are waaaayyyyy too big to snag at work.
I doubt that people are going to take the time to rip the stuff that isn't web exclusive. At best (after you give them an email address), the stream is 480p. The recording on dime is 1080i.
I'm hoping that another recording surfaces. The one on dime is from PBS SoCal, which is the station that I also recorded from. I assumed that the glitches in CBH were from my recording, but they show up there too... so it must have been the source.
I'm glad you said that because I noticed it too. I thought it was just me except that I noticed it was during CBH but also during the clips of CBH in the intro. That seemed like an odd coincidence to me but I've been busy and forgot to post asking if anyone else noticed lol.
That and I haven't even gotten the chance to watch the whole thing yet.
Edited to add this is the Philly station.
If it was doing it during the performance of the song and during the clips of it on the intro, I think it's the master source not pbs.
That's it. I'm convinced billpulsipher is Courtney Love. It's so blatantly obvious. The obsession with the old Trent. The hatred of Lisa and Charlotte and Mariqueen (how dare other women get between her and Trent!). The fact that she's getting the 1994 Hole lineup back together just to throw it in Trent's face. It all makes sense now!
So now that we've figured it out, can we ignore Billy Boy/Courtney like most of the world already does?
Last edited by BRoswell; 04-07-2014 at 10:16 PM.
Great, great performance. For the first time, I noticed how incredible Pino's playing is during the breakdown of "Copy of a." Definitely a highlight for me.
And I never noticed that Ilan is on guitar during most of "While I'm Still Here" - what part is he playing? I also love that lead Josh plays during the 'watch young lovers walking by' section. It sounds amazing - great sound. It's a synth doing that part on the album, no? Maybe not...
Bill also keeps insisting that the new Soundgarden album was poorly reviewed when it's been shown to him that it wasn't. Was there ever a feud between Courtney and Soundgarden?
Has Bill ever mentioned Marilyn Manson on these forums? I remember the Manson/Hole tour ending poorly.
You may be onto onto something though.
But it was only CBH. I didn't think anything of it until I noticed it was during the performance of CBH and also during the clip of CBH at the intro of the show. But everything else was fine. It's a minor complaint. And CBH sounded great (with a cool surround effect in the song). It was just some weird pixelation. I'll have to double check if it was the exact same parts of the song between the actual performance and the intro.
I checked PBS online. It's not there. Also, there are glitches in places other than CBH; CBH was just the most egregious. There's pixelation at 1:15 (girl in in a tank top on a bike) and 15:15 (Copy of A). I know that I'm being anal retentive about this... I just want the best quality that I can get.
Thanks. I was more asking for the sake of investigating where the glitches (or encoding artifacts maybe?) originated. I guess we know that there is some video without the glitch, but we don't know if the glitchy video was the only one broadcasted on TV.