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

bump

no one? where are the Nine Inch Nails fans....?

Is there a name on the CD or anything?

no nothing. it was copied from a friend, who got a copy... but he wrote 'live in chrcapo/chicapo' or something like that (unless i can't decode his writting...)

maybe its chicago... yeah... thats possible: live in chicago

Ok, well the last half of the CD (tracks 4-10) is the CRC sessions, which was an acoustic show performed live in Chicago. The firs three, I guess, were just extra songs your friend put on there. Anyway, that's a great show I listen to it a lot.

[QUOTE=HeyPetray]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. [/QUOTE]

The Fragile is what turned me off about NIN. I guess I've always been a sucker for Pretty hate Machine.

[QUOTE=Kage]Ok, well the last half of the CD (tracks 4-10) is the CRC sessions, which was an acoustic show performed live in Chicago. The firs three, I guess, were just extra songs your friend put on there. Anyway, that's a great show I listen to it a lot.[/QUOTE]

thanks. but its strange that on the cd there is 'hurt' twice ... or did they played it on the CRC sessions twice too? i suppose not, am i right?

and its still unknown what the 2nd song is. i never heard it and it doesn't sound like it will be a typically nin-song... its soooo different... to much electronic. maybe i can upload it someday.

Yeah, they actually played Hurt twice in the show...they called them Hurt (Take One) and Hurt (Take Two). My guess is that they were unhappy with the first performance, or they just felt like ending on Hurt. Who knws? I love the live performance of Even Deeper though :).

Can you give any lyrics for the unknown song, maybe? I might be able to identifiy it.

[QUOTE=Kage]Yeah, they actually played Hurt twice in the show...they called them Hurt (Take One) and Hurt (Take Two). My guess is that they were unhappy with the first performance, or they just felt like ending on Hurt. Who knws? I love the live performance of Even Deeper though :).

Can you give any lyrics for the unknown song, maybe? I might be able to identifiy it.[/QUOTE]

hehe... maybe the played hurt twice cause the TDS end with hurt too ... who knows. the performance of even deeper is amazing... i love it too!

wait a minute i can give you the lyrics ... i have to search for the cd... but i doubt you will identify it. i never heard this song... is neither from one of his albums nor from a soundtrack to a movie...

lyrics:
'give it to me (long pause)
and real (i'm not sure... it was too quiet)
give it to me, give it to me

make it stop

give it to me, give it to me, yeah take it.
desert, desert, desert (very quiet with an echo-effect)
give it to me.

give it to me, give it to me, give it to me, etc.
make it stop,
make it stop,
make it stop.'

its more a techno or drum'n'bass song than industrial!! i think someone took the voice of trent reznor (from some songs) and sampled it on the computer with his own musical-theme. this will explain why the lyrics are so simple.

It's possible that someone did the sampling, like you said. "Give it to me" is a lyric from Gave Up; "make it stop," is also a line from Please. Who knows, maybe someone just cut up those lines from those songs and made his own remix. Then again, those lyrics also remind me of Complications of the Flesh, but I don't know about the "desert" part.

maybe it's not desert... it was to quiet!
what did the song remind you? complications of the flesh? never heard of it....

w00t!!!
I'm seeing the nails with Queens of the stone age on Nov. 2
\m/ \m/
It's gonna be fuçking awesome!!

Yeah, Complications of the Flesh. The lyrics are simply:
"Give to me
I can take it

Make it stop."


AH! I figured out what it is. It's one of the discs from Halo 15, which is a single of We're in This Together Now:

1. WITTN
2. Complications of the Flesh
3. The Perfect Drug

So, basically, your CD is "Halo 15 + The CRC Sessions."

i don't know this song... it isn't from an album, isn't it?

edit: halo15... yeah... possible... i think you're right, thats it!! thanks :D

i have found a nice write-up about the session [[URL=http://www.sickamongthepure.com/files/2002/04/CRCSessions/CRCSessions.html]Link[/URL]]

I'm thinking about getting the albums [b]Broken[/b] and [b] Fixed [/b], are they worth the buy?

If you're a big Nine Inch Nails fan, they certainly are, especially since each should be relatively cheap. Broken is my least favorite NIN record, and probably the only major release, except With Teeth, that I can say has songs I dislike. This is contradictory to most people, though, as Broken seems to often be a fan favorite. It's harder and rawer, but it's a nice placeholder between PHM and TDS.

In short...go for it, unless you have yet to purchase one of the four full albums, in which case I recommend completing that collection first.

Broken is well worth whatever money you pay to buy it. Fixed is only worth it if you're a hardcore fan who has to have every Halo release.

I really need to pick up the Fragile, I heard it's amazing.

It is. One of my favorite albums of all time, and certainly my favorite NIN record. It proves that Reznor really is a genius of composition.

[QUOTE=dr._feelgood]I really need to pick up The Fragile, I heard it's amazing.[/QUOTE]

I spit on you for not having it already.

/pah-tooey

[size=1]It's that good.[/size]