The photos look pretty sweet, and nice review. I like the look of the new band, as opposed to the band during the Fragility Tour. Trent looks refreshed. Can't wait to see them in four months.

yes he looks refreshed but he has to many muscles :upset: in his ealier day he looked better.

once one guy said: "arnold reznor turned completly to trent schwarzenegger. He is now the incredible Hulk" ... at first i was eroded at him, but he is right.... it looks weird when a man with such muscles stands on the stage and plays hurt..... :evil:

He does look weird...haha, it doesn't really match his lyrics when this strong man is playing something like Hurt.

yeah... but the mythos trent reznor died for me on the concert, but today i put the with_teeth cd back into my discman and the world was the same... the feeling is back again

one of the great things were that, after the show the guitarst ( i don't know his name) went outside to the aftershow party and he stood there for 2minutes beside me. i wasn't sure if he was it or not; me and a friend debated too long if he is it or not, but then he went... so it was too late to get a sign from him :(

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-> new interviews updated

When i saw them in Austin this past May I also approached Aaron without being too sure if it was him or not...good thing it was him, hehe. Anyway, they walk around pretty freely which is rather cool. Anyway, anyone planning on joining the now offical fan club...the spiral, I think they called it?

hmm new album is ace... right where it belongs is one ace song..tahts all i can say so buh bye

[QUOTE=misunderstood]When i saw them in Austin this past May I also approached Aaron without being too sure if it was him or not...good thing it was him, hehe. Anyway, they walk around pretty freely which is rather cool. Anyway, anyone planning on joining the now offical fan club...the spiral, I think they called it?[/QUOTE]
Nope. I once payed $15 for a similar club, and I really regretted it. Much less paying $60 for this one.

Meh. It'll go on sale when it goes on sale.

i can't fell asleep... and its 4am in the morning :upset:

I couldnt fall asleep till 530 am :(

the hand that feeds rocks assssssss

I haven't gone to sleep earlier than 4:30 in weeks.

Long time no post.

The closest show to me is in NYC, on November 3rd. That's a school night, though... but I really, really, really want to go.

[QUOTE=Remedy]I couldnt fall asleep till 530 am :([/QUOTE]

Dude..I get up to go to work then. :lol:

Let's just say I were to go out and buy a NIN album...Which should I buy? I would assume The Downward Spiral, due to my somewhat expansive knowledge of them. [size=1]It did well in the Top 100 album comp[/size]

:lol:

Depends. I recommend The Fragile because it's slightly more accessible, if not more daunting for pure length. Fragile is my personal favorite as well. TDS is darker, more abrasive, and very depressing. It's an emotionally-heavy and burdensom listen, but that's why I like it so much.

In conclusion, either of those two. I'm assuming TDS will be cheaper since it isn't two discs, which may be a deciding factor as well.

Start with The Downward Spiral, and whether you like it or not, get The Fragile anyway. The latter is the best NIN album but not the best introduction to his music.

i would recommend the '...and all that could have been' cd... i started with this one :thumb:

its a 'best of' and its :shock: even live

[QUOTE=Kage]In conclusion, either of those two. I'm assuming TDS will be cheaper since it isn't two discs, which may be a deciding factor as well.[/QUOTE]
If he gets the deluxe TDS, the price might end up being about the same.

absolute killer album, right where it belongs is so depressing...

Only was released into Garageband format. Just downloaded it. I made a THTF remix, and I can't wait to get started on this one.

[QUOTE=JaKz]absolute killer album, right where it belongs is so depressing...[/QUOTE]
Do you listen to their other stuff as well?
They have stuff WAY more depressing.

[QUOTE=magicaltrollII]Do you listen to their other stuff as well?
They have stuff WAY more depressing.[/QUOTE]
Something i can never have is really depressing.

[QUOTE=JaKz]absolute killer album, right where it belongs is so depressing...[/QUOTE]
I expected that album to be way more industrial.

[QUOTE=Remedy]Something i can never have is really depressing.[/QUOTE]
Yeah...
Thats my all time favorite NIN song... It's just perfect.

I just watched Man on Fire and couldn't help to notice The Mark Has Been Made in bits and peices in this movie... I think the beginning of The Great Below was even in there. Gave the movie a good vibe.

[QUOTE=Lateralias]I just watched Man on Fire and couldn't help to notice The Mark Has Been Made in bits and peices in this movie... I think the beginning of The Great Below was even in there. Gave the movie a good vibe.[/QUOTE]
Yeah, when I eard that I was like "WHOAH!!! WTF?>!"
It was awesome

W00T!!! I'm unbanned!

[QUOTE=magicaltroll834]Yeah, when I eard that I was like "WHOAH!!! WTF?>!"
It was awesome

W00T!!! I'm unbanned![/QUOTE]

Congrats :)

I wanna see NIN soo bad (11/05 in Philly, 3 days after my birthday)

But Gigantour tickets cost $160 and my vacation to Disneyworld from 10/18 to 10/25 is $3000 (birthday present)

If Gigantour cost $160, NIN will probably cost double that (Considering Gigantour is in the 2200 seat House of Blues in Atlantic City and NIN is in the 20000 or so seat Wachovia Spectrum)

[QUOTE=vashts80]I wanna see NIN soo bad (11/05 in Philly, 3 days after my birthday)

But Gigantour tickets cost $160 and my vacation to Disneyworld from 10/18 to 10/25 is $3000 (birthday present)

If Gigantour cost $160, NIN will probably cost double that (Considering Gigantour is in the 2200 seat House of Blues in Atlantic City and NIN is in the 20000 or so seat Wachovia Spectrum)[/QUOTE]

gigantour costs that much because of the amount of headlining bands. nin will cost between 45 and up (depending on seats).