Can someone upload Fixed or FDTS?I seem to be missing those.

[QUOTE=PeEpHoLe_10]Nice first concert to go too. Mine was APC last year. Did they play 'The Great Below' At Melbourne? I really really wanted to see that live. Also, I wanted to see 'We're in this together' too. There was too much stuff from With Teeth in there.[/QUOTE]

This is the set list from Melbourne:
wish
sin
line begins to blur
march of the pigs
something i can never have
hand that feeds
with teeth
terrible lie
burn
closer
reptile
home
the frail
the wretched
dead souls
suck
love is not enough
the day the world went away
gave up
hurt
you know what you are
star ****ers
head like a hole

It rocked my socks however they didnt play la mer or just like you imagined which are easily my 2 favourite NIN songs... oh well we got reptile. God i know why they have been called the best live band in the world, they were just incredible!

You know what you are is AWESOME live.

[QUOTE=G_Mac07]I'm seeing them tomorrow night in Brisbane. I've been waiting so long for this, I can't wait!

EDIT: Who opened at the shows you guys saw. I think I saw two bands listed to play 2 shows each. In Brisbane we get The Hollow, so if anyones seen them, would they care to inform me on what they are like?[/QUOTE]


Well, The Follow opened at the show i was at. You probably just finished seeing them right at this point so my thoughts on them would be useless, but still i thought they were okay. They had some really cool songs, but some prett average ones too. And i got very turned off when the singer said ' My voice has been kinda broken lately cos im sick, and so has my heart,this songs called No Romance".

Also, how different does Trent look with a shaved head?I couldnt get over it. And how frickin muscley is he.

[QUOTE=PeEpHoLe_10]Also, how different does Trent look with a shaved head?I couldnt get over it. And how frickin muscley is he.[/QUOTE]

what?? shaved head??!! do you have a picture? wanna see it ...

i love nin but they were terrible live when i saw them

well, with this haircut he looks not like the 'former' trent reznor, its weird, but its ok.
he looks much younger now. like a 20year old singer from a punk-band :D but its still trent reznor.

hm.. maybe their hairshampoo was over and they told trent... cut your hairs or your long hairs will get fatty :D

@med57: you are right... not enough TDS-songs

The show last night was [i]fu[size=2]cking[/size][/i] brilliant. I'm so glad I got to finally see them. I couldn't believe how Trent looked when he first came on stage though, I really wasn't expecting a shaved head. It was also kinda funny watching a rather muscular looking guy sing Hurt. Anyway, it was awesome.

btw, The Follow were really average as an opening band I thought. And I disliked the vocalist a lot. It seemed as though he was trying way to hard to have any stage presence, and it didn't come off naturally at all.

I saw NIN in Sydney on the Friday night, was a excellent show, The Bass line for "With Teeth" is awesome!

Luckily 'The followed' didnt open on friday night, I saw them at the Excelsior hotel and they were CRAP! except for one song.

I went to The Official NIN After Party last night as well, and its was pretty good. Until the Surprise act turned out to be The Follow :lol:

Haha,yeah The Follow, i think COULD be a decent band. They have some potential. The lead guitarist had a few cool little solo things going on and there were some okay songs,but a fair few bad ones too.

[QUOTE=repcak]i wouldn't say it is the best, but i like it ... a lot of people who heard it were disappointed (and 5years ago they were disappointed about the fragile, cause the hoped trent will make a 2nd the downward spiral)
now they all are disappointed about with_teeth and i can't understand that... its a great record. i am sure that in 2years everybody will like it... c'mon with_teeth is something new, a new sound a new feeling. trent reznor is 40yrs old and he changed; he lives another life than 5yrs ago and therefore you can't expect anohter TDS-record[/QUOTE]

I agree with this to an extent, but I have allowed been able to appreciate some of the songs on with teeth after seeing them performed live. Love is not enough, the line begins to blur, you know what you are and THTF were all brilliant live. Witha Teetha is still kind of stupid, but then again so was big man with a gun...maybe its the album's sense of humour. Nonetheless there are still some songs that i just can not get into because of the lyrics, the collector and sunspots as well as all the love in the world spring to mind immediately.

BTW was anyone at the second Sydney show? ****ing brilliant stuff...even though i missed the first 45mins because of traffic :upset:

^^^
Yeah i was there. I practiacally missed the first 45 minutes of the show because of me being in the 'pit'. I spent more attention on trying to stay standing up rather then watching the show. I eventually went and sat down though.

nice review man

i read the review and its fantastic. great work.
after turning off the computer i will take my TDS cd and will listen to it once more. you mentioned things i haven't seen before.

ps.: i am making a website (about me) and on the top of it, you will be able to read 2 lines: "god is dead and no one cares, if there is a hell i'll see you there" -nin/heresy. its one of my favourites nin-lyrics ever. i love it.

I love that song " The Hand that Feeds."

[QUOTE=repcak]i read the review and its fantastic. great work.
after turning off the computer i will take my TDS cd and will listen to it once more. you mentioned things i haven't seen before.

ps.: i am making a website (about me) and on the top of it, you will be able to read 2 lines: "god is dead and no one cares, if there is a hell i'll see you there" -nin/heresy. its one of my favourites nin-lyrics ever. i love it.[/QUOTE]

Check this link for an interesting take on the end of the downward spiral
[url]http://www.echoingthesound.org/phpbbx/viewtopic.php?p=364863&highlight=#364863[/url]
the guy who wrote it asked Trent if his idea was correct at the meet and greet at the recent sydney concert and Trent said he was pretty much spot on.... Interesting!

Current favourite NIN Lyric is from The Wretched
The clouds will part and the sky cracks open
And god himself will reach his ****ing arm
Through
Just to push you down
Just to hold you down

wow that's really interesting.

yesterday after reading the review of med57 i listened to TDS once again. i released that the melody of the downward spiral and hurt is similar: in tds-song is divided in 3parts -> 1) sad melody 2) after 2min the melody gets "happier" and afterwards trents shouts and you hear the lyrics. ok; when you remember the two (first!) notes of the piano and play hurt you will hear the two notes again!
its weird,only two notes. i heard the two songs hundred of times and never realised this.

[QUOTE=repcak]wow that's really interesting.

yesterday after reading the review of med57 i listened to TDS once again. i released that the melody of the downward spiral and hurt is similar: in tds-song is divided in 3parts -> 1) sad melody 2) after 2min the melody gets "happier" and afterwards trents shouts and you hear the lyrics. ok; when you remember the two (first!) notes of the piano and play hurt you will hear the two notes again!
its weird,only two notes. i heard the two songs hundred of times and never realised this.[/QUOTE]

When I recently listened to TDS (song) I realised the melody is kinda familliar to me.Are you sure It's because of Hurt.

NP-Hurt

[QUOTE=stinkydink]I love that song " The Hand that Feeds."[/QUOTE]

I despise it. I wish they would write songs like they did on The Fragile and The DOwnward Spiral. 90s rock is better than 80s New Wave!!!

I Like.....
 

- They are really talented, I like the songs "Closer", "Perfect Drug", and "Something I Can Never Have".

[QUOTE=Dried Muffin Remnants]I despise it. I wish they would write songs like they did on The Fragile and The DOwnward Spiral. 90s rock is better than 80s New Wave!!![/QUOTE]
But he's off drugs now, and he also doesn't have that pure self-hatred he used to.

So... What I got from this whole thing is...

Self-Hating, Anorexic, Druggie > Buff, Happy, Straight Edge guy

[QUOTE=Nobuo>>>>=God]When I recently listened to TDS (song) I realised the melody is kinda familliar to me.Are you sure It's because of Hurt.[/QUOTE]
No, it's because there's a motif shared between TDS, the song, and Closer. Listen closer (punzzlolz) and you'll recognize it.


[QUOTE=Dried Muffin Remnants]I despise it. I wish they would write songs like they did on The Fragile and The DOwnward Spiral. 90s rock is better than 80s New Wave!!![/QUOTE]
Eh, most of the album isn't like that at all. He went in a different direction, and he'll also go in a different direction in future material. I did prefer his operatic concept albums more, but With Teeth is no less a great CD. The Fragile was an achievment he should never try to replicate anyway, because he won't be able to.

After seeing these guys live my love for them has really started to grow.

I am going to see nine inch nails on november 17 in calgary. can anyone give me an idea how good their live show is and what I am in for?

[QUOTE=magicaltroll834]But he's off drugs now, and [B]he also doesn't have that pure self-hatred he used to.[/B]

So... What I got from this whole thing is...

Self-Hating, Anorexic, Druggie > Buff, Happy, Straight Edge guy[/QUOTE]

hm, yes, but listen to the last song of the with teeth record. the last words he is saying is: "but its still in me". i think he is happy, he "won" the fight against his depressions etc. but he know exactly, that you can't erase 30years of your life. his whole life he hated himself and only in the last few years its got better and better, but for how long?!
once he said in an interview (short before the tour) that the tour-life is a different one than the life at home. he wasn't sure if he will be able to stay off drugs. so, we will see in what a condition he will be when the wt-tour will be over.

[QUOTE=gram]I am going to see nine inch nails on november 17 in calgary. can anyone give me an idea how good their live show is and what I am in for?[/quote]

november the 17th? wow... one day after my 20th birhtday :D !! to the show: you won't be disappointed. his shows are ****ing great, i saw them on june 14th and it was the best concert i saw in my life. its a very intensive experience.

november the 17th? wow... one day after my 20th birhtday :D !! to the show: you won't be disappointed. his shows are ****ing great, i saw them on june 14th and it was the best concert i saw in my life. its a very intensive experience.[/QUOTE]


well happy belated birthday then haha...alright thanks...anything else you can think of that I should look forward to please do so tell me. and plus queens of the stone age(fav band) will be there as well! :D

^^^
If you can, get right up the front. Reznor (as far as i know) always goes into the crowd for the end of Piggy and holds the mic out for someone in the crowd to sing. That would rule. And also, when i saw then a week ago tonight he threw his guitar into the crowd.


*Welcomes self to thousands life,lol*

yeah, first row will be great. i was 3rd row at the concert: 2metres beside me he throw his black dean guitar into the crowd and the guitarist destroyed his red fender ot the last song (gave up) and throw the guitar-neck into my direction; i had it in my hands, but about 7other fans wanted the neck too, so i got only the g-string :D :D

but be aware: to be in the first row is really hard. i even wanted to go away after 3 songs, cause i really thought i will die there. everybody from behind is pushing you forward and for a short time i couldn't breathe. so if you are strong and tall go for the first row, if you are weak and small think of it twice.

@peephole_10: i never heard that trent is going to the peoples and let someone sing along... it wasn't the case at my concert; but they didn't play 'piggy' :upset:
to the destroyd instruments: he destroyed (at my concert) 5micros; 3guitars, 2keybords and hundreds of waterbottels :D

We didn't get a huge amount of destruction at the concert I saw. But then again, I'm willing to say the crowd didn't really deserve it. The crowd just didn't react to some songs, which really dissappointed me. Anyway, half through a song (I can't remember what, but it came just before Star****ers) the guitarist fell into the drum kit, taking out like 2/3's of it, before jumping back up and proclaiming "Whoops!". It was pretty funny, even though he ruined the song, and had to disappear for 3 tracks after that. He did a great job smashing his guitar at the end as well.

As for Trent, he didn't smash any guitars, but after the couple of whacks he delivered to one it wouldn't have been too healthy. A few mics were lost though, and I nearly got the Tamborine he smashed but I missed out by like two places. :upset:

Going to see 'em with QOTSA (my favorite band) in Rosemont, IL...Great reason to skip school.

when i was 10 i got a keyboard for christmas; i played it for 2weeks and then never again.
one hour ago i found it in the loft; i start to play 'a warm place' on the keyboard. i always played guitar and never thought that playing piano is so great and nin-songs sounds greater when playing it on piano than on guitar... :D

any of you is playing piano??

[QUOTE=G_Mac07]We didn't get a huge amount of destruction at the concert I saw. But then again, I'm willing to say the crowd didn't really deserve it. The crowd just didn't react to some songs, which really dissappointed me. Anyway, half through a song (I can't remember what, but it came just before Star****ers) the guitarist fell into the drum kit, taking out like 2/3's of it, before jumping back up and proclaiming "Whoops!". It was pretty funny, even though he ruined the song, and had to disappear for 3 tracks after that. He did a great job smashing his guitar at the end as well.

As for Trent, he didn't smash any guitars, but after the couple of whacks he delivered to one it wouldn't have been too healthy. A few mics were lost though, and I nearly got the Tamborine he smashed but I missed out by like two places. :upset:[/QUOTE]

Yeah in Melbourne the crowd was really bad, when they played songs like burn and dead souls all the people near me in the pit were like 'what is this?'
Aaron North is a gun on the guitar and extremely entertaining to watch he jumped off the keyboards towards the end of the concert almost taking them and himself out, then at the end of HLAH he threw his guitar against the amps on the side of the stage which bounced off and almost took one of the guys doing security.
Great Show but not much damage!

The Fragile was what solidified NIN for me. I love every song on the entire album and I'd still put it above TDS just because of nostalgic and sentimental values. Anywho, I'm going to see NIN at Arco Arena in Sacramento CA on sep 28th.. anybody else going to the same show? :)

[QUOTE=madeyadams]I looked back on your guys' setlists, and made it into a winamp playlist. I'm so ready for this concert.[/QUOTE]

Looks like I'm not the only one who does that :cool:

[QUOTE=madeyadams]I looked back on your guys' setlists, and made it into a winamp playlist. I'm so ready for this concert.[/QUOTE]

Hehe good work. I regreat not doing something like that. Before the show i went to i was only firmiliar with around half/ three quaters of their songs but i didnt even really know them that well. So at the show there were a heap of songs i didnt even know. Id really like to see them again, now that i know most of their stuff fairly well.

It always go's like that doesn't it haha, They're awsome live.

NIN inofficial release
 

two days ago i got from a friend (who is a big nin-fan too) a nin-cd i never heard of.
its inofficial... a bootleg or something like that.
the first song is we're in this together, followed by a song i never heard before (although i have all nin-albums!!!) and then the perfect drug; but the cd is not a compilation.

edit:
4th song: something i can never have (live) ... its amazing; hm... and its not the '...And all that could have been'-version.... its another one. at the end of it you hear people clapping in their hands. i suppose it had to be played in a club or something.

5th song: the day the world went away. once again a version i never heard.

6th song: hurt
it seems that all the songs (except of the first 3) were played in a small club, cause you hear people clapping at end of every song.

7th song: even deeper... incl. background singing (some women)

8th song: the big come down
9th song: the fragile
10th song: hurt ... once again... strange :confused:

[thats it. no more songs]

ps.: i'm listening to it right now, so i will add the songs that will follow next.

does anyone know more?!

its on iTunes I think