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    Nothing More's cover of WITT. There's a live version on Youtube I remember seeing a while ago.


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    So, for the people comparing Coldplay and NIN : here's great example of a very potentially Coldplay-ish song originally far removed from Coldplay territory, and how covering it improperly throws it straight back into Coldplay territory.
    That's the song you don't want to cover. It avoids being stupidly triumphant by a nano margin, the tuning of the instruments is amazingly precise on that one, the strained voice of Reznor plays a lot too. Play it clearly, you end up with a shitty radiorock love song.

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    To be honest, I think the song works even better when performed live. The fact that the whole song had to be brought down pitch wise so Trent could sing it kind of helped bring back a level of despair to the whole thing.

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    Even then, the original is a triumphant love song on paper, it's energetic, driven, except everything is juuust slightly off. The rhythm is broken and the guitars are under a constant glass ceiling. It's all slightly detuned. When I first heard it I was amazed at how precise it all was, everything's calculated to make it a failed rock anthem.
    I think he aimed at the same thing with Everything, but to me he missed the mark a bit on that one, it's still too straightforward to really work.

    But I think that's the song you can't really cover. Either you mimic Reznor precisely (and what's the point then), either you fuck it up. Your only real option is to reinvent it from scratch.

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    I went to see Russell Mills exhibition "Cargo in the blood" today.









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    more pictures


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    Dont quote every picture when youre replying with nine words lol

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    Was just casually listening to a Savage Garden playlist on youtube when all of a sudden, surprise Head Like a Hole cover thrown in for good measure! (around the 3:15 mark)

    Not the greatest quality but I was so surprised! Definitely wouldn't associate Darren Hayes with NIN at all, so I was pretty shocked.


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    Quote Originally Posted by ninmachine View Post
    That made me laugh! Remember being into Savage Garden as a kid with that one hit single they had that I can't remember the name of.
    oooh i want you i don't know if i need you but oooh i'd die to find out

    (my wife and i sing that to each other all the time but slightly modify the lyrics)

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    Wow, Savage Garden, that's name I haven't heard in years! Oddly enough, I ended up listening to that video a couple times.

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    Wow, it'd be great for just a hint of what House of Reznor is cooking up nowadays.

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    John Carpenter's Most Horrifying Musical Moments

    "Love Siege," Ghosts of Mars
    Despite the fact that Ice Cube is one of the top-billed stars in the Ghosts of Mars cast, the soundtrack didn't tap the rapper for a few lines, but instead favored some insane metal shredding courtesy of Steve Vai, Buckethead, former Nine Inch Nails guitarist Robin Finck, and Anthrax. "Love Siege" involves nearly all of the names listed above, with Carpenter leading the heavy charge.

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    Guy using various HTDA / NIN beats / songs for a hip hop base
    http://thekey.xpn.org/2015/03/03/lis...-reznor-beats/

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    Quote Originally Posted by ninmachine View Post
    Trevor Moore was asked if there were any artists he'd like to work with. His response: "It would be awesome to do a song with Trent Reznor and Willie Nelson." http://www.pastemagazine.com/article...-with-tre.html
    After that WKYK sketch, I doubt Trent would be too down for that :P

    Though in the commentary for that skit, he did mention that he really is a big fan

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    Quote Originally Posted by sheepdean View Post
    After that WKYK sketch, I doubt Trent would be too down for that :P

    Though in the commentary for that skit, he did mention that he really is a big fan
    which sketch? i'm trying to figure out if it was one that was just offensive (a lot of them!) or if there was one that specifically mentioned/mocked trent or NIN (in which case i haven't seen it)

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    Quote Originally Posted by eversonpoe View Post
    which sketch? i'm trying to figure out if it was one that was just offensive (a lot of them!) or if there was one that specifically mentioned/mocked trent or NIN (in which case i haven't seen it)
    I would say it makes a wee bit of a reference

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    ^^^Has the guy heard Trent speak though? (and I mean then) - he doesn't sound anything like him

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    Quote Originally Posted by WorzelG View Post
    ^^^Has the guy heard Trent speak though? (and I mean then) - he doesn't sound anything like him
    I hadn't seen it before, but I don't interpret that skit as trying to make fun of the way Trent really acts or talks. Seems like it's just supposed to be absurd.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sheepdean View Post
    I would say it makes a wee bit of a reference
    i think that's honestly the least funny WKYK sketch i've seen. it just...idunno, it just didn't work for me at all.

    anyway, i can't see trent actually being upset about that simply because it's so ridiculous.

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    it's true, this board has a lot to teach a five season 60 episode sketch comedy show about comedy

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    In Flames' singer mentions Trent (among others) as an inspiration:

    http://www.songfacts.com/blog/interv..._of_in_flames/

    Songfacts: Who are your favorite songwriters and also singers?

    Anders: Trent Reznor is a big inspiration for me. I would love to sit in the studio with him, pick his brain, or just be a fly on the wall, seeing how Nine Inch Nails' productions go down, or any of his productions, really. I think Martin Gore from Depeche Mode is an amazing songwriter. Layne [Staley] from Alice in Chains, he was a big inspiration for me in the beginning. I thought his lyrics were very dark, but yet very beautiful and sad, I mean, if you can put those two words together. He described this black, black hole with enormous passion.

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    http://www.metalinjection.net/lists/...ersary-in-2015

    Not sure if this counts but apparently With Teeth is metal now.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tony.parente View Post
    http://www.metalinjection.net/lists/...ersary-in-2015

    Not sure if this counts but apparently With Teeth is metal now.
    Mainly because metalheads like nine inch nails.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tony.parente View Post
    http://www.metalinjection.net/lists/...ersary-in-2015

    Not sure if this counts but apparently With Teeth is metal now.
    Quote Originally Posted by Conan The Barbarian View Post
    Mainly because metalheads like nine inch nails.
    I've always thought it's also because they just have Broken and The Downward Spiral in mind too. But regardless, I always thought that was cool and nice to see. I'm sure I've seen Nine Inch Nails mentioned a few times on other metal sites as well.

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    Above the guy with the blue shirt and glasses, slightly to the right of center.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ninmachine View Post
    http://www.contactmusic.com/trent-re...reznor_3121575 Had no idea Trent shopped at Barnes and Noble.
    I don't think that is Trent.

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    Stumbled across this today. With Teeth cover featured.

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    The Blu-ray of The Gambler has a feature called "Mr. Self-Destruct" about Marky Mark's character.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ninmachine View Post
    Isn't this the same terrible post from a year or so ago?

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    The Blu-ray of
    Quote Originally Posted by onthewall2983 View Post
    The Gambler has a feature called "Mr. Self-Destruct" about Marky Mark's character.

    Might not be a NIN spotting because TR stole borrowed that title from Soft Cell

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