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The fact that they are taking so much care to film each of these tour legs makes me feel a bit despondent that this will be the final round of NIN touring, even though I don't think he'd ever say it was a final tour again after last time wasn't
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They have so much video stuff on their hands that when NIN retires for good, they can pull a Bowie and release a new live DVD every couple of years.
From the top of my head: Wave Goodbye shows, Brixton '05 shows, 2006 Amphitheater tour. I'm pretty sure TR can reach out and recover that '95 arena tour footage, if he'd feel like it.
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That 1995 footage still exists and is being held in captivity if someone on these forums is to be believed. I'd love for it to see the light of day as we never got a really good visual of the Self Destruct shows.Originally Posted by fillow
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Its only been 8 months since the guy claimed to have the 95 show. Im sure the guy is taking his time...um yea...I called bullshit on that within 2 weeks and got decimated for it
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Found Perth setlist http://www.setlist.fm/setlist/nine-i...-43c2ebe3.html
Line Begins to Blur, great. On the Wing and Parasite from Htda
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I don't mean 'dream vicariously setlist,' but a setlist for music of one's own
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Who says Trent doesn't read these forums. Wished for TLBTB one page back!! Bit more variety is always good news, and good to know there's more to NIN's HTDA repertoire than the 2 original songs played...
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what the fuck
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I'm digging the fact TR is bringing out a little HTDA surprise here and there. It seems like this version of the band has a decent repertoire given Ally performed with HTDA and Ilan & Robin have been together since Wave Goodbye. I assume they're rehearsing new additions during soundcheck, but I'd kinda like to see TR join QOTSA or Josh to come in during NIN to really mix it up.
Oh, one more plea for the tour merch thread. If you have the chance, please take photos of the merch setup so we can catalog any new additions or exclusive items.
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umm... which live Bowie dvd's are you talking about? to my knowledge, there are only a handful. ziggy, serious moonlight, glass spider, vh1 storytellers, and reality. the last couple are the only ones from like the last 15 years. are there some I don't know about? i want all the bowie i can get...
but hopefully you're right about stock piles of nails footage. i want all of that i can get too.
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Except for Wave See You Later, Ally has actually been with the band since WT. Between him and Robin, I'm not sure who has more NIN shows under their belt, but yeah - there is definitely comraderie with this incarnation of NIN.
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Robin - 450, Ally - 365 http://nintourhistory.com/tours.php
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I guess you can also count Reailty bonus DVD (the one where they played entire album front to back), Black Tie White Noise, Oy Vey Baby (alas, not released on DVD yet) and Live Aid show (released on a various artists box set).
But yeah, I probably combined his videos and live albums together in my mind. There were also Reality tour CD, Santa Monica, Glass Spider CD (with different show), Beeb, Beeb bonus CD (2000 show), Nassau Coliseum, reissues of Stage and David Live, and almost all of it came in between 2000 and 2010.
I really hope that he releases Outside/Dissonance show on official CD or DVD one day.
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Who played last @ the Perth gig?
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According to the first non-admin post in the Perth thread, Nine Inch Nails went on last.
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Yes, I read that but I was unclear on if they meant NIN went on after Brody or after QOTSA.
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NIN went on last. Really, really good show. Much better than Newcastle (did both). I assume setlist has been posted, haven't checked as still in hotel room recovering and trying to sleep. If not will post.
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Nobody did. They haven't played it at all this tour.
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On The Wing...fuck yes. Nine Inch Angels ftw.
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Was bored. Number of shows for each band member (didn't bother with some of the really small ones).
Guitarists
Robin Finck - 448
Aaron North - 244
Richard Patrick - 175
Bassists
Danny Lohner - 251
Jeordie White - 244
JMJ - 142
Drummers
Chris Vrenna - 280
Josh Freese - 213
Jerome Dillon - 139
Ilan Rubin - 136
Jeff Ward - 71
Alex Carapetis - 31
Keyboardists
Alessandro Cortini - 366
James Wooley - 146
Charlie Clouser - 144
Lee Mars - 66
Head like a head
We gotta do something for Ally's 400th show and Robin's 500th this year.
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Like what? Bake a cake?
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I don't know anything about Oz politics but a senator was at one of the shows the other day
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?f...levant_count=1
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Did Trent ask about NIN CDs prices yet?
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sure hope some more videos of Parasite surface...
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How is this not being discussed now?
http://www.antiquiet.com/music/2014/...ne-inch-nails/
The bad:
-Terrible venue choices by amphitheaters over venues/arenas
-No standing floor in many of these
-No Matt Cameron for Soundgarden
The good:
-Must I say?
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Found a good On The Wing though...
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It is being discussed over here. http://www.echoingthesound.org/commu...heatre-NA-tour
As far as the venues go, amphitheaters are probably cheaper to get than an arena.
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i think the fact that they used us as a source should tell you this is all old news.
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Right, but I am not introducing it as new news, I am questioning why it isn't being discussed at all.
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