Anyone know where to find the song playing before Physical?
I know of the NIN vs 50 Cent remix, but this sounds a bit different from the versions I've heard. Or is it maybe just the live setting fooling me?
will NIN's cover of Sex Dwarf ever be released? i've heard the guitar chord demo so many times, i really want to hear a full version of the song
No.
Are you purposely choosing questions that no one can really answer?
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I disagree on the no, because I want to hear it. I would say "maybe" is better, if Interscope find out they have it they'll dump it on some rarities disc in a few years to cash in on something or other.
Since it's probably unfinished (or exists in a working demo mix only), TR would need to approve its release first.
Does anyone know or have another source of this video with the full audio?
Yes that's Trent and ohgr playing with pigface while on tour.
Does anyone have more info on this and when it took place?
The video is from the Pigface - Glitch video, which you can buy on DVD (originally issued on VHS) here:
http://www.amazon.com/Pigface-Glitch.../dp/B001HMHLMK
The performance is from Apr 25, 1991, in Pittsburgh at the Metropol.
I picked up the DVD earlier this year and was going to splice the DVD footage together with the soundboard audio that's available (the audio track on the video is in mono), but it hasn't been a big priority.
does anyone have any back story on the supposed "metal" demo that flooded napster before 'things falling apart' came out? is it legit? why did they release a minimalistic snooze fest when this version is so fucking good?
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This is probably really obscure, but does anyone have a high quality rip/recording of the 3 songs from the 2008 Virgin Festival? They were streamed on MSN.com or something. The rips on youtube are in such terrible quality. It's my favorite live version of echoplex .
Depends on what you mean by legit. There were three short clips of Metal that were leaked, legitimately. They were full of the kind of noise you get when you shake your laptop while ripping audio off a CD. Then some dude called Lee took those clips, wrote his own beat, threw in some samples from Broken, and released "Metal (Lee Completion Mix)" - more of a mash-up and a fan effort than an official mix, but because of the nature of file sharing in the late 90s, where apparently people couldn't distinguish between Boom Boom Satellites and Nine Inch Nails, or thought NIN legitimately covered the theme to the Legend of Zelda, this "Lee Completion Mix" was passed off as a legitimate leak. I never thought it was particularly good, myself.
The modern internet is a great thing :P
http://grooveshark.com/#!/s/Metal+Le...ix/oWJGA?src=5
that's the most annoying tgifriday's commercial i've ever heard.
thanks, @Leviathant . i remember the zelda thing and getting booted for downloading dr. dre.
i still like it, but now it's hard not to hear parts of "pinion" ...
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Anyone know why the Jimmy Kimmel Live performances aren't available to watch on the JKLMusic youtube page anymore?
They age them out after about 3 months or so.
You can download them on ninlive though:
http://www.ninlive.com/shows/2013/20131107.html
so, um, the mixes on the fragile vinyl are different than the cd, right? not just mastering but, different mixes? I swear I'm hearing different things beyond the scope of the vinyl. I mean, some songs have different outros/intros and different extensions, so clearly there was something different going on to some extent...
Has there ever been a time since 2005 and now that The Hand That Feeds hasn't been played live?
http://www.ninwiki.com/The_Fragile_%28halo%29
Differences To The CD Version
Many of the tracks on the vinyl release differ from their CD equivalent:
- "The Day the World Went Away" has a longer guitar intro
- "The Wretched" has an extended outro
- "Even Deeper" features an elongated middle section
- "La Mer" has a longer intro and an extended ending with more speech samples
- "Pilgrimage" does not fade in, but rather begins building without any volume adjusting
- "The Mark Has Been Made" does not feature the introduction of "10 Miles High" fading in at the end (the hidden bit of music in the pre-gap of "Please" on the CD version)
- "I'm Looking Forward to Joining You, Finally" begins with the full strings sample
- "Ripe" does not include the "With Decay" ending section, but rather fades out as the slinking guitars play the main riff
- "The Wretched," "We're in This Together," "Even Deeper," "Pilgrimage," "The Mark Has Been Made," "10 Miles High," "The New Flesh" and "I'm Looking Forward to Joining You, Finally" all do not crossfade as on the CD version, because these songs either end or begin their respective sides
that may be the different master, rather than the actual mix. i find bass much more responsive on vinyl in general (unless the pressing is crap).
That's because they goose the 100–200 Hz range in pressing to make up for the fact that 20–60Hz is almost completely gone.
Has anyone ranked songs not only by how often they've been played but also how many times they could have been played?
According to NIN Tour History, the rarest songs I've heard in person are In Two and 1 Ghosts I — both have been played just 12 times. If HLAH is 0% rare and has been played 881 times,* those two songs would be an impressive 99% rare by that measure.†
But when you factor in the "could have" it's a different story. There have been 265 shows since 1 Ghosts became a thing (making it a still impressive 95% rare) whereas In Two was only a candidate for 123 of them‡ (90% rare).
Meanwhile, Metal might seem a lot more common because it's been played 38 times out of 201 shows starting with NIN|JA (81% rare). But in theory it could have been played any time since 1999 — or 2005 if you wanna argue that it wasn't "available" for Fragility because TFA hadn't been released yet (93% rare either way).
(HLAH is apparently 7% rare. Have they really skipped it that often?)
* NIN Tour History says 879 at the moment, but it hasn't been updated for the last two NIN+SG shows yet.
† 1 – (12/881) = 99%
‡ I believe In Two could have been done any time in 2013–14 if they really wanted to, so I'm counting all of those shows.
Footnotes? Math? Yes, I'm a nerd.
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@Joy Prevention Hotline I'd take the "could have been played" from original writing or recording instead of release, making Metal possible since Fragility 1.0 as the Numan cover album it should've been on would have come out in like 96.
And this makes Maybe Just Once's number so, so small