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which song ends live with trent singing a long descending line that’s just “ohohohohoh”?
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DisciplineOriginally Posted by Wulgaren
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that’s it, thanks!
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Sanctified ends that way too
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Discipline is an ascending "Oooohooohoooh Ooh OOOOOH" though, a very different kind of hooooo hooooo.
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The question was about the very ending of a song. See what he's doing at 13:35
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Right, I completely brushed over the "LIVE" parameter. Oooooh Oooooh sustained.
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Has anyone else noticed how similar the Kia logo is to the NIN logo? It's almost close enough for lawyers to become involved.
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someone made some Kia Pretty Affordable Machine shirts awhile ago.
Just tickles my balls!
Has it ever been confirmed anywhere which songs from “Still” were written specifically in mind to appear on the One Hour Photo soundtrack? Has TR ever been asked?
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My guess would be the instrumental tracks since those are the most score-like parts of the album. Trent did say that they were evolutions of music that he created for the film, so they're probably not what would have been heard in the final film. Funny enough, the workprint of the film uses La Mer during a montage.
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I bought Downward Spiral Deluxe Edition from Amazon (shipped and sold by Amazon.ca).
I don't have the original copy from 2004 anymore, and wanted to complete my set.
When it arrived, it looks absolutely different than what I remembered. Slipcase is no longer plastic, and instead everything is printing on a cardboard slipcase itself.
Instead of "nine inch nails", it's spelled "nineinchnails". Made in Austria in the back. I googled and found a thread on Reddit where someone did his research and said the CDs inside are legit aka reprinted in Sony plant in Austria. I haven't seen this on nincatalog yet.
What am I staring at? Is this legit? Everyone who commented on Reddit got it from Amazon.ca. I thought it's fake and immediately requested refund from Amazon.
Photos: https://imgur.com/a/G6PuVJ6
It has a discogs page, btw: https://www.discogs.com/release/1426...ownward-Spiral
Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/nin/comment...luxe_question/
Last edited by shagg_187; 08-27-2023 at 03:15 AM.
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My best guess would be repress cost-cutting.
The original pressing had the plastic slipcase and it was available during the initial print run of this release in most if not all territories. The Canadian repress was manufactured in Austria and the assets submitted for reproduction were modified to place the slipcase graphics on the outer package. Clearly someone forgot to include some spaces.
Just tickles my balls!
That’s interesting re: La Mer.
I wonder if all of the instrumental tracks were for it or just little elements of each? Especially given “Leaving Hope” is the title track or namesake of Leaving Hope Music. That one feels a lot more personal.
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The standard NIN in a box logo, does anyone know if that's a specific font?
Squeal like a pig.
I’m pretty sure it was hand designed, so not a font https://www.nin.wiki/Logo_History
Following up with my own question. Does someone have the post archived from when NIN borrowed a synth for the NIN/JA London date with Gary Numan? Having nostalgia for that time and want to unearth it again
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Doesn't March of The Pigs live end like this as well?
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Here's my random nerd question: I was re-watching the below video (around 39 minutes in) where Alessandro goes over some of his gear from the past tour, and he mentions the Sustainiac pickup fitted into one of his guitars - does anyone have any insight as to which songs he might have used that on?
Last edited by Jazzkokehead; 10-13-2023 at 09:50 PM.
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In the video, he mentioned Somewhat Damaged and The Big Come Down as the songs where he plays this guitar. I clicked around some live footage and it looks like it may also be used on The Becoming and The Wretched. I was too lazy to dig further, but if you want I can just list all the songs where he plays guitar (any guitar) for you to look at the footage too
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I don't recognise the image on this Woodstock bootleg, and it certainly doesn't look like that show. Is it AI generated?
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wtf is this lol it looks like messi not trent
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That's definitely not Trent, lol
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Not sure what post you're referring to, but here's the video on their YouTube page where you can see some nice shots of the synth. Vintage PolyMoog I believe.
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I searched 'Vagina Dentata' and results came back (haunted) null.
It seems to me that the With Teeth album might be referring to Vagina Dentata...especially since the original title was going to be Bleed Through.
Any thoughts?
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stop.
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Stop what? It's a simple question. Can you handle that?
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Keep up the research - I like this line of questioning.
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This answer is less interesting, but it's about addiction. Trying to drop the habit but it's holding on with teeth.
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And Bleedthrough was a reference to remnant recordings bleeding through overlapping sound, like on old cassette tapes, while being a multiverse theme (hidden world bleeding through reality). Trent scrapped it because it sounded too much like a maxipads ad (his words).
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I think calling the album With Teeth was meant to show that it was a more raw and aggressive album compared to The Fragile. Trent said in an interview that he wanted it to be "twelve good punches to the face". That title conjures up primal images, like a beast in a cage that's grinning at you before it escapes.
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