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To me, Cash just nailed the essence of Hurt more... although seeing it live is quite amazing. (seen NIN live quite a few times) I gotta agree that Ruiner is probably my favorite NIN song off Downward Spiral as well.. I like Closer though. There's a lot of neat stuff in the way the song is structured... Plus nobody ever seems to notice that the drumbeat is sampled from Iggy Pop's Nightclubbing
Fragile is really good. You have to be in the right mindset to really enjoy it ive found.. Trent's done some cool covers over the years too... Get Down Make Love by Queen (very cool) Dead Souls by Joy Division Physical by Adam Ant I was just wondering if anyone here is into other industrial music... Few bands worth checking out in my opinion.... Snake River Conspiracy VNV Nation KMFDM Pop Will Eat Itself (never understood why this band didnt take off) Meat Beat Manifesto Psychic TV Einsturzende Neubauten |
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Dead Souls, IMO made "The Crow" a watchable movie. KMFDM is probably my second favorite band, don't forget about MDFMK I love how diverse that band can truly be, from heavy metal to electronic tunes all on the same album. I've listenned to Pop and MBM, but never really got into those bands. I sort of veered off the industrial tracks, and listenned to some of the odder stuff of the time, They Might Be Giants and a lot of electronica(techno back then, probably had to do with me going to night clubs alot). Another band you missed was Skinny Puppy. I listenned to Ministry back when they were more of a dance music band, i.e Halloween. I also liked bands like Nitzer Ebb, Front 242 and the likes..
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Damn, I can't believe I forgot Front 242.
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Yeah? That guy WAS mental. But my sis-in-law had a propensity to pick the needful ones. Didn't matter, I knew he wouldn't last longer than three months with us crazy Hollywood jerk offs.
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Just cheated and looked through my CD collection.
BiGod 20 and Frontline Assembly are a couple others I still have. There was also Kraftwerk. A non-industrial band I really liked was MC 900Ft Jesus. It does bear to be said that Trent never considered his band to be industrial. He does say that there are similarities in that industrial music has noise in it, and so does his music, but he always considered his work to be more 'pop'.... I guess if you go back and listen to PHM and compare it to industrial bands at the time, PHM was pretty synth pop sounding.
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Anybody heard of Portishead?
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I still have to say that The Downward Spiral is my favorite album. It came out about a month before I found out that my live-in girlfriend was screwing everyone in the county. I was hung up on this girl bad. After the news hit, I was in my own downward spiral. Lots of alcohol abuse, and any chemical I could get into my body. I was a screwed up puppy. I just completely didn't care about anything. I even got to the point that I tried to see how much abuse the human body can takebefore it quits. It turns out that it can handle quite a bit. I existed this way for about 8 months. And thanks to some really good friends, I'm still here. You can really tell a buddy truly loves you when he locks you in his apartment, phisically keeps you there, and stays with you until you dry out. It literally took a weekend to get sober. I don't mean to quit the drugs, but it took a weekend to get it out of my system. To this day, I still call that girl "Ruiner", or she who's name cannot be mentioned. My favorite song has to be The Becoming:
the becoming i beat my machine it's a part of me it's inside of me i'm stuck in this dream it's changing me i am becoming the me that you know had some second thoughts he's covered with scabs and he is broken and sore the me that you know doesn't come around much that part of me isn't here anymore all pain disappears it's the nature of my circuitry drowns out all i hear there's no escape from this my new consciousness that me that you know used to have feelings but the blood has stopped pumping and he's left to decay the me that you know is now made up of wires and even when i'm right with you i'm so far away i can try to get away but i've strapped myself in i can try to scratch away the sound in my ears i can see it killing away all my bad parts i don't want to listen but it's all too clear hiding backwards inside of me i feel so unafraid annie, hold a little tighter i might just slip away it won't give up it wants me dead goddamn this noise inside my head The thing is though, I wouldn't trade that experience for the world. If you have never hit rock bottom, you will never truly enjoy the little pleasures in life, or the big ones for that matter. And also, don't EVER take your friends for granted.
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I've never been a huge NIN fan, but my wife is really into it. We've been to two shows, the last tour and his stop in Boston in mid-May and I am impressed with the ferocity with which he plays. Non stop from beginning to end, the way a show should be.
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Still have my long sleeve NIN self destruct 1995 T-shirt.
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Ok, I'll say it
 It is my observation that any idiot with guitar skills suddenly becomes a genius if he can clumsily disguise everyday cliches in his lyrics. If he can throw in the occasional sexual/religion twist........well my friends we are amongst mental greatness I realize I'm gonna get flamed, but it's very strange to me. You guys were discussing Rollins and how intelligent he was. If he were say.... a lawyer, you wouldn't even mention the intellect. But since he's a rocker he is praised for being able to form complete sentences and thoughts. Not saying he's not intelligent, just not notably so IMHO. Another great example is Marilyn Manson, I've listened to the guy on several occasions. He's of normal intelligence, nothing more nothing less. But talk to a fan and the guy's friggen Einstein and Freud rolled into one. Obviously it's shocking when someone that looks and acts like a doorknob turns out to be semi-intelligent, but that's usually all it is....shock. Maybe I'm just looking for conflict
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I never said Trent was a genius. I've just really liked his work over the years and really related to a lot of what he says..
I hate Marilyn Manson, Iggy Pop/David Bowie/Alice Cooper did it better Trent isnt a guitarist, BTW.. |
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