Have the folks receiving the DE of [WITH_TEETH] made any mention of a FLAC digital download?
Have the folks receiving the DE of [WITH_TEETH] made any mention of a FLAC digital download?
It seems like all the people who have gotten this so far had recently spent a decent amount of money on the site. The person on fb said they bought 8 shirts and the other person said they bought a bunch of the currently available records.
That makes sense. I'm sure they just signed a small handful of these (I would be surprised if it's more than 10, but we will see) and had them shipped to a random selection of people who have made significant purchases at the NIN store in the last 3 months. It increases the odds of the vinyl going to a really big fan who will be over the moon about it.
The reddit thread mentioned a digital download card, but when I asked if it was active, they said they hadn't tried yet.
I hope that they use the same style as the cards that came with the first round, that had the low-poly representations of the album covers. Those were great.
@Digital Villain : it's not a poster included with the DE, it's a two-panel lyrics insert that's based on that old Spiral-exclusive poster from 2005. That poster is my most prized NIN possession. I really love that it was adapted for the DE release - wonder if that's what Rob was involved in?
This has gotten me so fucked up that yesterday I got 2 packages and was praying one was With Teeth. I knew I was expecting 2 packages too, and I still couldn't help but be a tiny bit hopeful.
I am so excited to hear how this sounds like, I really loved how Broken/TDS/Fragile sounded like.
It's not even about the vinyl for me, the digital def versions of Broken/TDS/TF themselves sounded different enough for me, hard to describe how, they've had more clarity like I could hear each instrument clearer(?).
That's what I'm really forward to as someone who doesn't really own a vinyl.
I find the mystery around the 2005 era outtakes/lyric-only songs to arguably be the most interesting talking point as far as NIN trivia is concerned. Especially the lyrics to The Life You Didn’t Lead. That song title in itself is so deep. How I wish we could hear them sung Zero-Sum style...
Home
Returning from somewhere
To someplace safe
And for once as you watch
The color of the sunset
As it paints the walls
And you are not living in a memory
You are vital and alive
You are at peace
You are godlike
And you are safe
And that moment will last
In a place in your mind
And there is no pain
And you forget what it feels like
And you can see
How it could be
Didnt TR at one point say he recorded enough material for a quick second album after WT? That must have been before they went on tour and recorded YZ. Maybe this will be the next Deviations?
He did say he’d recorded a bunch of demos for WT, how developed those demos are, we can’t know. I’m still sitting here holding out hope for the Vocal versions of the Deviations tracks to see the light of day. Also a high quality +Appendage. I’m never satisfied.
Wow, I just saw the hotline story about this on facebook. I don't normally tread into this part of ETS, because Vinyl does not interest me at all.
But... holy smokes, this release looks epic. Also, super lucky to all those that got free signed copies, jealous I didn't order anything from the NIN store this year now, haha.
But yeah, like I said... Vinyl does nothing for me, and With_Teeth isn't even my 1st, 2nd or 3rd favourite NIN album, but I think I'm going to pick this up!
Even if I can't play it, I want it just for the lyric booklet. There is something about the With_Teeth era that hits a nice nostalgic cord with me. Maybe it's the first album cycle that I saw them live on, I mean, I got into them in 1998, right before the fragile was about to drop, and the fragile is my favourite record/era, but for some reason, the With_Teeth era means more to me. I don't know why, but that was an exciting time to be a NIN fan from 2005-2007. Still hard to believe this man pumped out so many NIN releases between 2005-2009. We were so used to waiting 5-6 years between releases, that he did more in those 4 years than any other period of his life, those may not have been the best releases, but those were the definitive NIN years, to me anyway. I have incredibly fond memories of that point in my life and being a NIN fan, so that's why I'm gonna snatch one of those vinyl's up.
I don't know if this is the best copy out there, but here's my lossless copy:
http://www.nindestruct.com/music/nin...Appendage.flac