Nine Inch Nails - Hesitation Marks

[MisterE]

have to admit that the track sounded better when i cranked it in my car. i still think its kinda boring. the creepy bell sounds might be the best part, but the beat is nice too and theres a synth line i like also. it still needs to be more progressive and less focused on shitty lyrics for me to care about this guy again.

[KovalainenFanBoy]

Listened to The Fragile for the first time today. That album goes on and on, on and on, it's endless, jesus

 

So dissapointed "Pilgrimage" wasn't a REM cover

[xfxf]

Found it.

 

you made me spurt coffee out of my nose :<

[Guest Gravity]

So David Lynch is directing the video for Came Back Huh Ted, for all you Lynch-heads out there.

 

http://consequenceofsound.net/2013/06/david-lynch-to-direct-nine-inch-nails-video-for-came-back-haunted/

 

 

you made me spurt coffee out of my nose :<

 

It's Cryptowen's fault! :>

Edited June 24, 2013 by Gravity

[Adieu]

Just give this man some heroin for like 2 months and let him record another decent album.

[o00o]

woooo I am Trent my stuff looks and sounds the same for more than 10 years

Edited June 24, 2013 by o00o

[oscillik]

woooo I am Trent my stuff looks and sounds the same for more than 10 years

except the neck

[Lane Visitor]

If Trent continued to release material as challenging, interesting, inspiring and beautiful as this over and over this for the next 10 years.. even if it all sounded similar... I would buy every version, limited edition, vinyl, etc:

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IhXtJJEmybY

Edited June 24, 2013 by Lane Visitor

[Guest Gravity]

If Trent continued to release material as challenging, interesting, inspiring and beautiful as this over and over this for the next 10 years.. even if it all sounded similar... I would buy every version, limited edition, vinyl, etc:

 

Oh yes, The Fragile was a fucking great era for NIN. Maybe with that reissue he's been working on we'll get some new tracks from back then.

 

 

[oscillik]

you'll get some brickwall masters, of that I'm sure...

 

(reference to the brickwalled PHM "remaster")

[Guest Gravity]

So they'll be coming back haunted?

 

oh snap

[Zephyr_Nova]

I listened to The Fragile again for the first time in a few years, and damned if that album still isn't a masterpiece. Today I've been trying to get through With Teeth, and almost every track fills me with disgust. It actually makes me feel kind of sick to listen to it. Weird. I seldom react so strongly to...anything. Plz no one say that's a sign of good art. Seriously, don't say that.

 

I don't think I'm going to finish my WT listen because it's too painful, but I will tackle Year Zero. I remember that album being a huge relief after WT, but I don't know if I liked it because it was just nowhere near as horrible as WT or if it was actually good.

[jules]

a witha teetha!

 

I will say, I love sunspots on that train wreck

[Zephyr_Nova]

a witha teetha!

 

I will say, I love sunspots on that train wreck

You're right about that. I did end up listening to the rest, and everything from Getting Smaller onward is actually pretty decent. Right Where It Belongs is a great closer. If the rest of the album followed in the footsteps of those last four songs it could have been a another classic... maybe.

[Lane Visitor]

 

a witha teetha!

 

I will say, I love sunspots on that train wreck

You're right about that. I did end up listening to the rest, and everything from Getting Smaller onward is actually pretty decent. Right Where It Belongs is a great closer. If the rest of the album followed in the footsteps of those last four songs it could have been a another classic... maybe.

 

[modey]

 

a witha teetha!

 

I will say, I love sunspots on that train wreck

You're right about that. I did end up listening to the rest, and everything from Getting Smaller onward is actually pretty decent. Right Where It Belongs is a great closer. If the rest of the album followed in the footsteps of those last four songs it could have been a another classic... maybe.

 

Yeah, I love those last four songs. Actually I think I prefer With Teeth to Year Zero; YZ has some great tracks but is generally pretty one-dimensional imo. And I really fucking despise lyrics with a political theme.

[Guest Gravity]

 

 

a witha teetha!

 

I will say, I love sunspots on that train wreck

You're right about that. I did end up listening to the rest, and everything from Getting Smaller onward is actually pretty decent. Right Where It Belongs is a great closer. If the rest of the album followed in the footsteps of those last four songs it could have been a another classic... maybe.

 

Yeah, I love those last four songs. Actually I think I prefer With Teeth to Year Zero; YZ has some great tracks but is generally pretty one-dimensional imo. And I really fucking despise lyrics with a political theme.

 

 

Beside You in Time is some top-tier NIN. Perfect build up and release.

[Guest Gravity]

 

Edited June 28, 2013 by Gravity

[Guest Gravity]

I only get my music news from Pitchfork, and if something gets lower than a 9.9 I don't listen to it.

Edited June 28, 2013 by Gravity

[Guest ataraxy2]

What a let down for a video.

[Guest RadarJammer]

What a let down for a video.

 

looks like David Lynch discovered windows movie maker and paint

[LimpyLoo]

I like the video and the song.

[YO303]

Watching Trent sing the line "I am not who I used to be" was painful, watching a hero die before your eyes is never fun.

[blackdust]

Looks like Lynch threw up a video, then i threw up watching it

[awepittance]

I'm just still really weirded out by his lack of evolution as a musician or an artist. It actually makes me respect the newer Skinny Puppy stuff a lot, whether you like their new sound or not, they've evolved as they should have. Trent just seems like he's frozen in time.