Nine Inch Nails

[GnFnR87]

heres an overview of everything:

http://www.metalhammer.co.uk/news/article/?id=45987

apperently because Trent mentioned Public Enemy as an influence some people on echoingthesound thought it was going to be a hip-hop record. I didn't think Trent cared enough to pay attention to what the fans think but he responded in his blog:

"Let me clear a few things up so some of you don't kill yourselves (or maybe you now will). This is not a fucking hip hop record, for fuck's sake. "

LOL

[kaasupoltin]

Ok so I finally decided to buy myself a copy of With Teeth. I've never heard Nine Inch Nails before (as far as I know), I don't know anything about the band and I'm not very familiar with industrial music overall. So I just gotta tell you guys, I love this record. I don't know about their other albums or songs but this really got into me in the first listening. All The Love In The World, The Hand That Feeds and Home are my favourites right now. So I didn't waste my 8,99?

Can anyone suggest me any other albums by this band, what should I get next?

[tim_m]

all of them are good they don't have a bad one imo. pretty hate machine. the downard spiral. further down the spiral the fragile  things falling apart.

[metallex78]

Can anyone suggest me any other albums by this band, what should I get next?

All of NIN's albums are great. Pretty Hate Machine kinda has a bit of an 80's feel with the synth, but it ain't 80's if that makes sense, and is also probably the closest style to With Teeth. The Downward Spiral is Trent at is his most pissed off and angriest electro-industrial chaos and it is brilliant. The Fragile is NIN's UYI equivalent, epic is the word. While With Teeth goes back to a more straight-forward approach.

But if you like With Teeth that much, get them all. You won't be disappointed.

[GnFnR87]

Can anyone suggest me any other albums by this band, what should I get next?

All of NIN's albums are great. Pretty Hate Machine kinda has a bit of an 80's feel with the synth, but it ain't 80's if that makes sense, and is also probably the closest style to With Teeth. The Downward Spiral is Trent at is his most pissed off and angriest electro-industrial chaos and it is brilliant. The Fragile is NIN's UYI equivalent, epic is the word. While With Teeth goes back to a more straight-forward approach.

But if you like With Teeth that much, get them all. You won't be disappointed.

Yeah that sums it up fairly well. Dont forget about Broken though, its an EP that was released between Pretty Hate Machine and The Downward Spiral. get Broken before you get The Downward Spiral, its a nice preview to what comes next. Be warned though, The Downward Spiral is very tough to get it into at first. When i first listened to it i was like what the fuck is this? its just a bunch of noises!!? i had a pretty hard time myself until it finally "clicked". its a very abrasive and harsh record. The Fragile and The Downward Spiral are definitely the toughest to get into.

[kaasupoltin]

Thanks for the advice people

[jarmo]

The Downward Spiral. Get the deluxe edition so you'll get the bonus tracks as well. 

Then depending on your preferences:

Pretty Hate Machine (electronic, synth)
Broken (pretty straight forward guitars, keyboards etc. Don't forget to check out tracks #98 & #99)
The Fragile (double album, takes a while to get into)

Then get the live album (And All That Could Have Been)

Then start collecting the remix albums.



/jarmo

[//JK75]

The Fragile will blow your head... I would suggest that one

[GnFnR87]

The Fragile will blow your head... I would suggest that one

The Downward Spiral is of course excellent,? but as a fan my personal favorite is The Fragile, without a doubt. an epic masterpiece. one of the most achingly beautiful and stunningly brutal albums i've ever heard.

[Crazyman]

I agree, and it's what got me into NIN

[tim_m]

The fragile is actually the only one i own. I agree its an absolute masterpiece.

[//JK75]

The fragile is actually the only one i own. I agree its an absolute masterpiece.

All time favorite

[Scree]

I love NiN  though I prefer TDS over the rest with Broken/Fixed coming in close behind.

[GnFnR87]

so how many people will listen to the new album when it leaks probably over a month early again??. i know i will simply because im at college in the middle of the nowhere. So even if i did wait till it officially came out, i wont be able to get my hands on it until i go home to visit at some point. ( i will of course still buy it when i get the chance)

[GeraldFord]

I like The Fragile the best.

[GnFnR87]

on the website for the new DVD, http://halo22.nin.com/, they are releasing a new clip every week. it looks incredible. at first i was tentative cuz And All That Could Have been kicked so much ass as a live DVD and i didnt think another live DVD is really necessary,  but this looks like it will have enough new songs to be worth purchasing.

[LeftToDecay]

so how many people will listen to the new album when it leaks probably over a month early again??.

I'll try  to restrain myself for once. Gonna  allow myself One song from the album once it leaks. Honest.
Won't be reading  any reviews by fans or media until I have heard it myself. I don't want to get my own hopes up or down and I don't want to know what to expect.

[GnFnR87]

so how many people will listen to the new album when it leaks probably over a month early again??.

I'll try? to restrain myself for once. Gonna? allow myself One song from the album once it leaks. Honest.
Won't be reading? any reviews by fans or media until I have heard it myself. I don't want to get my own hopes up or down and I don't want to know what to expect.

yeah thats what i tried to do with the last Tool record and i cracked like a week or two before it came out. so i gave up on trying to wait. i figured once its availabe i'll dig in.

maybe for other artists? i could wait but i am obsessed with Nine Inch Nails and i am the most excited for this album than any other record coming out this year, with the exception of Chinese Democracy of course.?

[Bandita]

I am on the Interscope mailing list and thought you guys might be interested in this:

nine inch nails is pleased to announce the release of "nine inch nails live:
beside you in time", available in stores on february 27th, 2007.  this is the first music DVD to be released simultaneously on DVD, HD DVD, and Blu-ray configurations.  "nine inch nails live: beside you in time" captures the "live: with teeth 2006" tour and includes concert performances of 24 songs spanning nin's entire career plus music videos, rehearsal footage and more.  the HD DVD and blu-ray versions boast full 1080p high definition and dolby trueHD 5.1 digital surround sound for the most immersive home concert experience ever.  additional details, clips, photos and a high definition trailer for "beside you in time" can be found at http://halo22.nin.com.

viewing parties for "nine inch nails live: beside you in time" are being held in select cities.  all viewing parties are free for all ages and space is available on a first come first serve basis.  a full list of scheduled events is posted below.  fans attending viewing parties will have access to pre-order the DVD and receive a limited edition "beside you in time" poster.

go to nin.com for additional updates.

san francisco
friday january 26th, 2007 @ 7pm
slim's
333 11th st
san francisco, ca 39108

chicago
sunday january 28, 2007 @ 6pm
the metro
3730 n clark st
chicago, il 60613

los angeles
sunday january 28, 2007 @ 6pm
henry fonda theater
6126 hollywood blvd
los angeles, ca 90028

new york
monday january 29, 2007 @ 8pm
knitting factory
74 leonard st
new york, ny 10013

dallas
thursday february 1, 2007 @ 7pm
addison studio movie grill
5405 beltline rd
dallas, tx 75248

boston
thursday february 1, 2007 @ 8pm
the middle east
480 mass ave
cambridge, ma 02139

seattle
friday february 2, 2007 @ 7pm
experience music project
325 5th Ave
seattle, wa 98109

detroit
tuesday february 6, 2007 @ 8pm
st. andrews hall
431 e congress
detroit, mi 48226

[SLCPUNK]

Wow, that's great, I'll be picking that up.