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Okay so who's heard the new song 'Everything'? http://n.pr/19tuizc (scroll down)
It is quite a different sound as you will see. I like it but it is certainly causing a frenzy in certain segments of the NIN fanbase. :corn:
Someone has actually started a petition to get this song removed off the album
I like it, it's certainly not what I would expect to be on a NIN album and I think it will make more sense when you listen to the album as a whole. I wouldn't want a full album in that style but it works. Now Roll on 8pm tonight
Awesome show last night, it was pretty unreal seeing them play in such a tiny venue. Great setlist too:
Somewhat Damaged
The Beginning of the End
Terrible Lie
March of the Pigs
Piggy
The Frail
The Wretched
Closer
I'm Afraid of Americans (David Bowie cover)
Burn
Gave Up
Sanctified
Disappointed
The Warning
Wish
Survivalism
Suck (Pigface cover)
The Hand That Feeds
Head Like a Hole
Encore:
The Day the World Went Away
Dead Souls (Joy Division cover)
Hurt
Awesome show last night, it was pretty unreal seeing them play in such a tiny venue. Great setlist too:
Somewhat Damaged
The Beginning of the End
Terrible Lie
March of the Pigs
Piggy
The Frail
The Wretched
Closer
I'm Afraid of Americans (David Bowie cover)
Burn
Gave Up
Sanctified
Disappointed
The Warning
Wish
Survivalism
Suck (Pigface cover)
The Hand That Feeds
Head Like a Hole
Encore:
The Day the World Went Away
Dead Souls (Joy Division cover)
Hurt
Great setlist indeed. I'm surprised that "Disappointed" is the only song they played from Hesitation Marks. How sore are you? I can imagine that the crowd must have been brutal.
Great setlist indeed. I'm surprised that "Disappointed" is the only song they played from Hesitation Marks. How sore are you? I can imagine that the crowd must have been brutal.
Yeah I was surprised too, I think perhaps they wanted the show to be a bit different to the other festival ones they've played so far which have all had a pretty rigid setlist. I was really happy with Somewhat Damaged as the opener - I was so expecting Copy Of A that it kind of took me by surprise!
I'm not too sore, other than an aching back, I was standing to the side so didn't get bashed about too much I don't think I've ever felt so dehydrated at a gig though, it was hot as hell in there!
Great setlist indeed. I'm surprised that "Disappointed" is the only song they played from Hesitation Marks. How sore are you? I can imagine that the crowd must have been brutal.
Yeah I was surprised too, I think perhaps they wanted the show to be a bit different to the other festival ones they've played so far which have all had a pretty rigid setlist. I was really happy with Somewhat Damaged as the opener - I was so expecting Copy Of A that it kind of took me by surprise!
I'm not too sore, other than an aching back, I was standing to the side so didn't get bashed about too much I don't think I've ever felt so dehydrated at a gig though, it was hot as hell in there!
When I saw last saw NIN in August 2009, Somewhat Damaged was their opener. Their intro surprised me because they abruptly showed up on stage and the houselights never closed.
As you being on the side: that what I prefer to do when doing GA Floor for concerts because the centre is usually more brutal than left and right. That doesn't mean being you're safer on the side: on December 28 last year, I saw Alexisonfire, a Canadian post-hardcore band, at Sound Academy and the crowd was so brutal almost everywhere (in the 10-15 rows at least) to the point that I couldn't even move and was sometimes pinned on the right side.
And for the Scala being really hot, I've experienced big heat at a few concerts last year. In fact, I attended the Iron Maiden and Alice Cooper at the Molson Canadian Amphitheatre (an outdoor venue) last year in July and it was SOOO HOT that I had to drink a lot of water (I almost never drink beer as I find them too costly, but would have one every once in awhile) and even took off my t-shirt because I couldn't stop sweating. Never took my t-shirt off before. Luckily, when I go see NIN at the Air Canada Centre on October 4, I will do Floor and all the times I've gone to a show there the temperature was reasonable, even during the summer, where I saw NIN in August 2008, though I did reserved seat for that show (but I did stand up throughout their entire set ).
Scala was awesome last night. I was standing at the back, on the balcony where you walk in, and from there it still felt so close to the band. It was even smaller than I was expecting. Even back there it was tightly packed, and the hottest, sweatiest gig I've ever been to. So many highlights I don't even know where to start!
Somewhat Damaged took me by surprise, too. Fantastic way to kick things off. I loved The Day The World Went Away as well. The whole encore was great, for that matter. Think I'm gonna have to see them when they tour the UK properly next year - I need to see the full-on stage show!
And I planted my bolo knife in the neck of mad John Finn. I took his wretched life.
Now I'm over near the bandstand, every hand moving on John Finn's wife...
The Scala show is one to remember. Great setlist, La Mer was written on the set but they didn't play it. I was surprised that they managed to put on some sort of a light show in such a small venue but it was brilliant and I think the band really enjoyed it too. I still haven't recovered from that show yet.
The Belfast show was great but there were a few knobheads around. The visuals are jaw dropping. I've watched plenty of videos but seeing it in person is really something else and to think that the upcoming tour is gonna be better than that! Roll on next April, I think a week off may be in order.
The Scala show is one to remember. Great setlist, La Mer was written on the set but they didn't play it. I was surprised that they managed to put on some sort of a light show in such a small venue but it was brilliant and I think the band really enjoyed it too. I still haven't recovered from that show yet.
The Belfast show was great but there were a few knobheads around. The visuals are jaw dropping. I've watched plenty of videos but seeing it in person is really something else and to think that the upcoming tour is gonna be better than that! Roll on next April, I think a week off may be in order.
Hesitation Marks cannot come soon enough.
I'm wondering where they're gonna play next year, whether it will be arenas or theaters. It's gonna take a lot to top the Scala show though, it was damn near perfection.
I wonder if they'll announce those UK dates right after Reading/Leeds, now that they've created lots of buzz with the Scala show. In that case, may my credit card have mercy on me...
I wonder if they'll announce those UK dates right after Reading/Leeds, now that they've created lots of buzz with the Scala show. In that case, may my credit card have mercy on me...
I know, the longer he leaves it before tickets go on sale the better
More or less the first half hour of the Scala show. You get a good idea how the show was and the stage lighting in such a small place. Headphones cuts down the distortion a lot.
Brilliant album. Only one track that doesn't really do anything for me. Incredibly dense, no idea why Trent says this is a 'sparse' or 'minimal' album, so much is going on in each song. A great, great anti pop album.
Brilliant album. Only one track that doesn't really do anything for me. Incredibly dense, no idea why Trent says this is a 'sparse' or 'minimal' album, so much is going on in each song. A great, great anti pop album.
I'm nearly done on my first listen, so far very good - I don't think I can think of a single other artist who has managed to drop an album this modern sounding after 25 years in the game, seriously impressive.
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It is quite a different sound as you will see. I like it but it is certainly causing a frenzy in certain segments of the NIN fanbase. :corn:
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not sure how i feel about it :?
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It's okay... I think I'm digging "Copy of A" the most out of the new songs.
I'm sure other European dates will follow
Someone has actually started a petition to get this song removed off the album
I like it, it's certainly not what I would expect to be on a NIN album and I think it will make more sense when you listen to the album as a whole. I wouldn't want a full album in that style but it works. Now Roll on 8pm tonight
I kinda like Everything, it's so poppy...feels like making fun of the dark NIN image.
My favorite new song so far is Copy of A though...I love that one, both live & the studio version. Stuck in my head for ages now.
me too. i hope we get more songs that have the pop feel of everything, trents voice sounds fantastic on it, and i'm glad he's trying new things.
I love reading all the outrage about this. How dare he write a happy song!
Somewhat Damaged
The Beginning of the End
Terrible Lie
March of the Pigs
Piggy
The Frail
The Wretched
Closer
I'm Afraid of Americans (David Bowie cover)
Burn
Gave Up
Sanctified
Disappointed
The Warning
Wish
Survivalism
Suck (Pigface cover)
The Hand That Feeds
Head Like a Hole
Encore:
The Day the World Went Away
Dead Souls (Joy Division cover)
Hurt
Yeah I was surprised too, I think perhaps they wanted the show to be a bit different to the other festival ones they've played so far which have all had a pretty rigid setlist. I was really happy with Somewhat Damaged as the opener - I was so expecting Copy Of A that it kind of took me by surprise!
I'm not too sore, other than an aching back, I was standing to the side so didn't get bashed about too much
As you being on the side: that what I prefer to do when doing GA Floor for concerts because the centre is usually more brutal than left and right. That doesn't mean being you're safer on the side: on December 28 last year, I saw Alexisonfire, a Canadian post-hardcore band, at Sound Academy and the crowd was so brutal almost everywhere (in the 10-15 rows at least) to the point that I couldn't even move and was sometimes pinned on the right side.
And for the Scala being really hot, I've experienced big heat at a few concerts last year. In fact, I attended the Iron Maiden and Alice Cooper at the Molson Canadian Amphitheatre (an outdoor venue) last year in July and it was SOOO HOT that I had to drink a lot of water (I almost never drink beer as I find them too costly, but would have one every once in awhile) and even took off my t-shirt because I couldn't stop sweating. Never took my t-shirt off before. Luckily, when I go see NIN at the Air Canada Centre on October 4, I will do Floor and all the times I've gone to a show there the temperature was reasonable, even during the summer, where I saw NIN in August 2008, though I did reserved seat for that show (but I did stand up throughout their entire set
Somewhat Damaged took me by surprise, too. Fantastic way to kick things off. I loved The Day The World Went Away as well. The whole encore was great, for that matter. Think I'm gonna have to see them when they tour the UK properly next year - I need to see the full-on stage show!
Now I'm over near the bandstand, every hand moving on John Finn's wife...
The Belfast show was great but there were a few knobheads around. The visuals are jaw dropping. I've watched plenty of videos but seeing it in person is really something else and to think that the upcoming tour is gonna be better than that! Roll on next April, I think a week off may be in order.
Hesitation Marks cannot come soon enough.
I'm wondering where they're gonna play next year, whether it will be arenas or theaters. It's gonna take a lot to top the Scala show though, it was damn near perfection.
WOW!
Find My Way was played on radio 1 today.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b0385ljg
Skip to 43:40 to listen.
I wonder if they'll announce those UK dates right after Reading/Leeds, now that they've created lots of buzz with the Scala show. In that case, may my credit card have mercy on me...
I know, the longer he leaves it before tickets go on sale the better
Holy fuck
That's awesome.
Sounds a lot like HTDA, but not shitty.
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AJ @iamnotshouting 32m
@sarahgallarello Sorry Sarah. Sadly Trent wants to be mainstream now and reach Justin Timberlake's audience :(
Thomas Powell @ThomasPowell5 26m
@iamnotshouting WHERE'S NINE INCH NAILS?!?!
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@ThomasPowell5 Up their own arse sadly.
did they refuse to play his festival?
I really enjoyed Find My Way live, but I think I might like the studio version even better.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PFodtCT6v6w#t=526
I like it better in the studio too. Same with Copy of A, to be quite honest. I'll need to see them live for myself to confirm my beliefs.
Brilliant album. Only one track that doesn't really do anything for me. Incredibly dense, no idea why Trent says this is a 'sparse' or 'minimal' album, so much is going on in each song. A great, great anti pop album.
I'm nearly done on my first listen, so far very good - I don't think I can think of a single other artist who has managed to drop an album this modern sounding after 25 years in the game, seriously impressive.