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Samopsa posted:It's up, the song they chose is The Lovers from Add Violence. 
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Rageaholic Monkey posted:If Trent ever wrote an autobiography and did the audiobook for it himself, I think I'd be the happiest person alive Will never happen.
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Yeah I don't think Trent's really the autobiography type, probably not even the authorized biography type. He's always been really a really private person.
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I know, I just adore hearing him speak about what he loves and I think there's insight to be gained from it.
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TOOT BOOT posted:Yeah I don't think Trent's really the autobiography type, probably not even the authorized biography type. He's always been really a really private person. I could see him writing a sort of in depth technical breakdown of the recording process of each album and how they put all the tours together. which would be cool to read.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KR_2sbeuNTU They put this out earlier. I'm seeing them for the 4th time on Saturday night in Houston. So loving hype.
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Rageaholic Monkey posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KR_2sbeuNTU I will be the bearded guy with a t-shirt and glasses. Say Hi!
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https://twitter.com/nineinchnails/status/942068415740571648 Tonight's their first show in almost 2 months, where the setlist was as follows:  I drove 5 hours away for it and I'm loving stoked. If the setlist tonight is anything like that last one, I'll be happy. I'm real interested to hear the songs from both the new EPs since it'll be my first time seeing them play those live. Letting You is an interesting choice too since they haven't played that in a long time, have they? e: Huh, setlist.fm says they played it 14 times in 2014, but they didn't play it when I saw them in 2014 (the Houston show at Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion). e2: Holy gently caress, I was looking up the setlists for their previous shows I've seen and the first time I saw them in New Orleans in 2008 had an absolutely bonkers setlist  
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Wow. I hope you enjoyed the somewhat varied and shorted set list. It was a super tight experience seeing him with the weather as an added aesthetic, but I'm disappointed that we got denied "Burning Bright (Field of Fire)" live. Did you dig the rest of the festival? hatelull fucked around with this message at 16:14 on Dec 20, 2017 |
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hatelull posted:Wow. I hope you enjoyed the somewhat varied and shorted set list. It was an super tight experience seeing him with the weather as an added aesthetic, but I'm disappointed that we got denied "Burning Bright (Field of Fire)" live.  At Day for Night last year, Aphex Twin played while it rained and they didn't cut his set short or anything.And yeah, I saw this on setlist.fm later and that made me pretty sad:  But The Background World was a great set closer, even if it was completely unintentional. After NIN left the stage, the festival staff was being dicks and basically forced me to leave. I had to Uber back to my hotel (which was 10 miles away from the fest), and since it was surging after NIN ended, the ride would've cost me $60. There was no way I was paying that, so I waited outside for an hour and a half in the cold in my soaking wet clothes for the price to go down. Finally the lowest it got was $45, so I just said "gently caress it" and paid that and went back to the hotel. Basically poo poo sucked from the minute NIN left the stage so I didn't even go back Sunday haha. Pussy Riot owned a whole lot on Saturday, though. It was worth it for them and the hour of NIN I got to see.
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Rageaholic Monkey posted:Yeah, the hour I got to see of it ruled. I was pretty bummed that they left the stage and didn't come back though The rain thing is weird for sure. I remember it being extremely windy and the rain coming down at an angle, but he was still making robots gently caress on stage. All I can offer is that when they shut NIN down, the rain was pretty much pouring straight down fairly steady. I'm surprised they forced you to leave though? There was a lack of communication from the DFN staff, (which is something they need to improve) but I think they had decided earlier in the day that all outdoor shows were ending at 10. Tyler was still going after they shut the red stage down. We debated staying since there was some good stuff on the Blue and Yellow stages but the crowd to get back inside was insane so we just bailed.
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hatelull posted:The rain thing is weird for sure. I remember it being extremely windy and the rain coming down at an angle, but he was still making robots gently caress on stage. All I can offer is that when they shut NIN down, the rain was pretty much pouring straight down fairly steady. I'm surprised they forced you to leave though? There was a lack of communication from the DFN staff, (which is something they need to improve) but I think they had decided earlier in the day that all outdoor shows were ending at 10. Tyler was still going after they shut the red stage down. We debated staying since there was some good stuff on the Blue and Yellow stages but the crowd to get back inside was insane so we just bailed. I really hate walking in massive crowds (makes me panic), so at festivals like that, I tend to wait until the crowd has thinned out to leave. The security staff wasn't even letting me hang around to breathe for a minute. Then when I got close to the gate, they were literally telling people "You have to either get inside or leave the premises." I wanted to see some artists at the Yellow stage, but like you said, it looked packed as gently caress inside and I'd heard from multiple sources that it smelled like piss inside so I just left. I'm far enough away from it now to be able to appreciate the good parts of the festival and my trip there, but also it was mismanaged enough (partially due to what I've said earlier and partially due to other issues listed in that article you linked) that I won't be going back in the future.
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Here are some short videos I found from it, but yeah, it ruled while it lasted: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ms_moAPbV0U https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sKoamiuUVE0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eOIBspiqbGk Because of the rain/smoke machines/lights, they appeared as shadowy figures for most of the set.
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Fuuuuuuuck, Reptile is so loving good. I think that's one of the few of my top NIN songs that I haven't seen them play live yet.
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Sai-kun posted:Fuuuuuuuck, Reptile is so loving good. I think that's one of the few of my top NIN songs that I haven't seen them play live yet.
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Man, I'm watching some of these old live from rehearsal videos and they loving rule: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kZmXLlytvIg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AmULtDnBw7E https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ulwvhpwDXs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yg4Yif8yniQ You can really see the raw energy Trent is fueling into these. Also Josh Freese is a loving insane drummer, Jesus Christ Rageaholic fucked around with this message at 13:09 on Dec 23, 2017 |
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The episode "Crocodile" from the new series of Black Mirror was scored by 12 Rounds.
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I'm watching old videos of NIN/Bowie playing together live and honestly this is probably the best version of Hurt that has ever existed and will ever exist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U9Wlwg7DKPw
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Rageaholic Monkey posted:I'm watching old videos of NIN/Bowie playing together live and honestly this is probably the best version of Hurt that has ever existed and will ever exist: I was there opening night of that tour, first real show I'd ever been to. 
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Molestationary Store posted:I was there opening night of that tour, first real show I'd ever been to. That was the first time I ever paid through the nose to get front row/center seats for any concert, just behind the GA pit section. I was astonished when people started walking out to get beer as soon as Bowie took the stage. I mean... WTF? On a different note, it's 2018. Where's the third EP Trent!? HUH? HUH!?
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Stryder posted:That was the first time I ever paid through the nose to get front row/center seats for any concert, just behind the GA pit section. I was astonished when people started walking out to get beer as soon as Bowie took the stage. I mean... WTF?  ), we didn't get it  Rageaholic Monkey posted:2) Trent gave an interview on Beats 1 Radio, including the following statement:
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He's still on track for the third EP, it would come out somewhere around early spring by the timeline he's given. Not holding my breath for that other major work though.
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I mean the first 2 EPs didn't come out particularly far apart from each other, so I trust him if he says he's got another one in the pipeline, but given that it's Trent, I don't think it's reasonable to expect it to come out on schedule. I thought he originally said he wanted to have them all out by the time the 2017 tour cycle wrapped up, but that didn't happen.
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I recall an "about 8 months between EPs" timeline. So late December 2016, then late July 2017 (so that was 7), and 8 months after that would be late March 2018.
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Rageaholic Monkey posted:I'm watching old videos of NIN/Bowie playing together live and honestly this is probably the best version of Hurt that has ever existed and will ever exist: Johnny Cash did it better.
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MikeyTsi posted:Johnny Cash did it better.
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Better than TR's studio version, that doesn't mean it's better than the Outside tour version. 'nd yeah, where's that third EP at? 
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6EQUJ5 6 7 posted:He did tho. Trent agrees.
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Rageaholic Monkey posted:Trent's wrong about his own song then. I love some of Cash's other music, but that song suuuuuuucks and is overplayed to death by now and it always annoys me when people don't know there's an original and think Cash wrote that song. Agreed, I think Cash's cover is great but the original is better. I also listened to a ton of Further Down the Spiral's version(along with the rest of that album) when it came out.
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The way an artist relates to his song is often different from the way others do. I think for Trent, the song is so intensely personal to him, and yet also intensely personal to Johnny Cash when he covered it, that it kind of had to be one or the other after that point. As he often says, it was like seeing someone else with his girlfriend. He couldn't just feel "cool" with it like it was no big deal, he had to either take it back or break up with it.
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6EQUJ5 6 7 posted:He did tho. Trent agrees. That doesn't seem to accurately represent what Trent said back closer to when it came out: quote:"I'd been friends with Rick Rubin for several years. He called me to ask how I'd feel if Johnny Cash covered Hurt. I said I'd be very flattered but was given no indication it would actually be recorded. If he later said he preferred Johnny Cash's version, are you expecting him to really not say that about a dead music hero - even if he didn't really believe it? Cash's version was good but the original is still the best IMO.
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MikeyTsi posted:Get off my lawn, you drat degenerate kids. Hey you sound just like Trent's neighbor! http://www.tmz.com/2018/01/16/trent-reznor-nine-inch-nails-restraining-order-neighbor/ Also the Cash version of Hurt has it's own awesome take to it, but the raw/drained/drugfueld emotion for some of Reznor's intent to the song and album just aren't there. The Bowie/NiN live version is still may fav.
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The Cash version is very good, but I’ve grown to hate it due to drunk idiots that seem to pop up at every bar I go to and think it’s a good song to play on the jukebox. Seriously what the gently caress I’m trying to not be depressed out here man.
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