Following Nine Inch Nails Page 5

  • Syrette 2 Sep 2008 22:56:02 51,181 posts
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    AlMcD wrote:

    I would also suggest The Downward Spiral, if nobody else has. Great album.


    ??

    Of course we/they have.
  • silentbob 2 Sep 2008 23:10:56 29,527 posts
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    ecureuil wrote:
    Why is it depressing?
    Because it means I've been listening to NIN for 20 years and I'm getting fucking old. :)
  • Nemesis 2 Sep 2008 23:32:11 20,312 posts
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    I used to listen to PHM on rotation whilst playing Quake DM; great great album. I do love my NiN stuff, but I have to be in the right place to listen to the older material - I will always remember listening to the piano version of Something I Can Never Have from the 2nd All That Could've Been (Live) and it completely cut me down the middle. My fault, really, I'd split from my girlfriend 30 minutes earlier. Closet Goth, perhaps?

    With Teeth for the beauty that is Only!

    I do listen to Year Zero and Slip in the background, very much like Fragile and Broken. I'd put Year Zero ahead of Slip; I'd agree with Shinji IMO Slip tracks are not as strong.

    Year Zero is bloody cracking, though.
  • Shinji 2 Sep 2008 23:38:19 5,902 posts
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    There's some great stuff on the Year Zero remixes album, too, if you haven't tracked that down already. Some awful shit as well, annoyingly, but it's worth the price of entry for Saul Williams' "Guns by Computer" and Modwheelmood's "The Great Destroyer" alone.
  • Hunam 2 Sep 2008 23:38:59 20,675 posts
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    Got that modwheelmood remix on right now actually. It's made of win.
  • silentbob 2 Sep 2008 23:44:00 29,527 posts
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    Charlie Clouser has always been one of the best NIN remix artists. His version of Ruiner from Further Down the Spiral is sublime. A patchy yet brilliant EP if anyone hasn't got it by the way.

    Fixed was by far the best argument to 'stop all this remix' bullshit as I never got on with it at all. It does seem this sort of music (sharing so much in common with dance music) does lend itself to post release fiddling quite well though.
  • Nemesis 2 Sep 2008 23:51:46 20,312 posts
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    U dunno, Gave Up on Fixed is pretty darn good; my mate hates it, however. I have some of the remix stuff, but you can get buried in it now everyone and his dog is dicking around with the downloaded original masters.

    Used to be a time when the EPs were a git to find, but they're all available for purchase online which is great.
  • Nemesis 2 Sep 2008 23:55:59 20,312 posts
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    I can easily leave it TBH. 3 version of it on Things Falling Apart; I regret *that* purchase.
  • Hunam 3 Sep 2008 00:15:10 20,675 posts
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    Hate starfuckers, usually skip it, its a single track that actually sounds out of place in the awesome dissonance of the fragile.
  • Syrette 28 Sep 2008 15:32:47 51,181 posts
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    If I weren't so much of a man (which wouldn't be difficult to be fair) I would cry every time I put Still on. And I've heard it a lot over the years. Chilling album. Modest, passionate and depressing music.
  • silentbob 28 Sep 2008 15:56:54 29,527 posts
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    Hunam wrote:
    Hate starfuckers, usually skip it, its a single track that actually sounds out of place in the awesome dissonance of the fragile.
    I know what you mean, but I still have an internal mosh when it kicks in. More of a reflection of just how incredible Fragile is as an album than the quality of that individual track.
  • Rowlsten 29 Sep 2008 16:36:01 674 posts
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    Making of stage lighting - Cool video by the people who made the brain that controls the set.

    Really hope to see this tour in the UK at some point.... but isn't looking likely anytime soon.
  • sanctusmortis 30 Sep 2008 12:15:52 9,914 posts
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    Pretty Hate Machine = best gym music EVER.
  • Syrette 8 Jan 2009 01:56:00 51,181 posts
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    HD footage from their most recent tour.
  • Hunam 9 Jan 2009 19:03:29 20,675 posts
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    Still is amazing.

    For me:

    The Fragile
    The Downward Spiral
    Still
    Broken
    Year Zero
    Pretty Hate Machine
    With Teeth
    The Slip
    Ghosts
  • Hunam 9 Jan 2009 19:11:14 20,675 posts
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    I'm just not a fan of post rock. Nothing wrong with the album per say, I just don't like post rock that much any more and so it suffers because of it.
  • silentbob 9 Jan 2009 19:23:30 29,527 posts
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    foreverafternothing wrote:
    HD footage from their most recent tour.
    Nice
  • Wayne 9 Jan 2009 19:26:03 4,039 posts
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    Oh, a Nine Inch Nails thread. Nice. Anyone know when they're due back in the UK? I seen them in Dublin support The Foos and it was outdoors during the day, so wasn't really the full show. It was still incredible, but I'd love to see them at their own gig, ya know?
  • Wayne 9 Jan 2009 20:00:49 4,039 posts
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    ecureuil wrote:
    Came out of the gig with my shirt drenched in sweat

    To me, that is the sign of the perfect gig!
  • Syrette 9 Jan 2009 20:04:33 51,181 posts
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    Wayne wrote:
    Oh, a Nine Inch Nails thread. Nice. Anyone know when they're due back in the UK? I seen them in Dublin support The Foos and it was outdoors during the day, so wasn't really the full show. It was still incredible, but I'd love to see them at their own gig, ya know?

    They're definitely doing the European festival season this year (June-August). Might schedule a few of their own dates around that but I wouldn't expect a tour till late Autumn/Winter at at the earliest.
  • Hunam 9 Jan 2009 20:09:46 20,675 posts
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    silentbob wrote:
    foreverafternothing wrote:
    HD footage from their most recent tour.
    Nice

    Only 405gb of raw footage!
  • Syrette 9 Jan 2009 20:11:39 51,181 posts
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    Hunam wrote:
    silentbob wrote:
    foreverafternothing wrote:
    HD footage from their most recent tour.
    Nice

    Only 405gb of raw footage!

    There are plenty of people working on that, trust me. Editor's dream.
  • Hunam 9 Jan 2009 20:14:13 20,675 posts
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    No one has done it yet though!

    /taps foot
  • Syrette 9 Jan 2009 20:27:51 51,181 posts
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    Still came with some copies of And All That Could Have Been, but I guess it didn't come with yours. Most of the songs are new versions of existing songs.
  • Stretch 10 Jan 2009 11:29:28 122 posts
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    I tried for ages to get in to NiN - had a friend who kept telling me to listen to them, but it just wasnt biting me like it should. - I bought the live DVD and that was what eventually hooked me.

    Album wise I started on With Teeth and then worked backwards.
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