Originally Posted by kleiner352 Funny enough I found that Welcome Oblivion was far more close to NIN than the self-titled was. Ice Age was so fucking unique I thought, probably why it's best on the album (that and the title track)
Originally Posted by sheepdean Ice Age was so fucking unique I thought, probably why it's best on the album (that and the title track) Ice Age was amazingly new territory, even if Meathead predicted it
Originally Posted by sheepdean Ice Age was so fucking unique I thought, probably why it's best on the album (that and the title track) I'd say that the seeds for that were planted during Ghosts, but definitely unique in terms of vocal Trent tracks.
Originally Posted by tony.parente How are y'all gonna face palm a 4 month old comment like that lol HTDA was a failed experiment, at least they tried I'll facepalm you when we're both in wheelchairs wearing catheters.
Originally Posted by BenAkenobi 2010 EP is stronger than ___An_____Omen_______EP___ and Welcome Oblivion combined I somewhat agree with this, however "How Long?" is better than any of the songs on the debut EP.