worst song of newie solo cd.....
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Lucretia My Reflection has a "Crimson" era Sentenced guitar work feel to it. but i LIKE that. sorry, i don't have a worst yet...
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I hate Obey up until the bridge which is an awesome Warrel moment. <3
Either that or Let You Down I think.
Either that or Let You Down I think.
Overactive
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agreed...except I don't hate obey, it's just my least favourite. From the bridge on it pwns - it has my favourite solo of the album as well.
notworthyMarch 6, 2008 | Reznors NIN web-based music venture makes almost $1 million in three days
By Danny Mendez
Reznors experimental, web-only release of the new NIN album is so far a success, scoring the band over $750,000 in just under three days and this is without the help of a record label.
Today, Ars Technica noted the $300 Limited Edition package, of which only 2500 were assembled, is officially sold out. Official sales stats have not been released, but this means Reznor and his band have bagged $750,000 in addition to the revenue from the other packages.
Sunday at 6 PM, Nine Inch Nails front-man, Trent Reznor, released his bands new album, Ghosts I-IV, via an online-only release on the Nine Inch Nails site. The album is offered in a variety of packages, including a free downloadable pack with Ghosts I, a $5 download that offers all four volumes of Ghosts in lossless formats or 320kbps MP3, a $75 set freaturing a Blu-ray disc, and finally the Limited Edition pack featuring vinly LPs and other goodies.
Reznor has embraced new technologies and systems as opposed to fighting them like the RIAA has tried this decade. This is perhaps the RIAAs greatest fear: artists discovering that a computer, a server, a web-site, file-sharing, and some concerts makes the record label obsolete.
The new album has been released under the Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial Share Alike license, which basically gives NIN all commercial rights to their music but any kind of non-commercial use by anybody is legal. This means the album can be legally shared and released on file-sharing networks remixed or not and you can bet this has already happened. Why fight the inevitable?
Reznor holds to the belief that the Internet and file-sharing networks are a blessing to bands whether the members are a local hit or huge super stars, and as you can see above, he doesnt just talk the talk.
He personally released Ghosts I onto torrent sites, a bold move after finding himself disheartened for the lack of people that decided to pay when he released the album of a friend, Saul Williams, online and found that many opted for the free version instead of the higher-quality $5 pack.
By Danny Mendez
Reznors experimental, web-only release of the new NIN album is so far a success, scoring the band over $750,000 in just under three days and this is without the help of a record label.
Today, Ars Technica noted the $300 Limited Edition package, of which only 2500 were assembled, is officially sold out. Official sales stats have not been released, but this means Reznor and his band have bagged $750,000 in addition to the revenue from the other packages.
Sunday at 6 PM, Nine Inch Nails front-man, Trent Reznor, released his bands new album, Ghosts I-IV, via an online-only release on the Nine Inch Nails site. The album is offered in a variety of packages, including a free downloadable pack with Ghosts I, a $5 download that offers all four volumes of Ghosts in lossless formats or 320kbps MP3, a $75 set freaturing a Blu-ray disc, and finally the Limited Edition pack featuring vinly LPs and other goodies.
Reznor has embraced new technologies and systems as opposed to fighting them like the RIAA has tried this decade. This is perhaps the RIAAs greatest fear: artists discovering that a computer, a server, a web-site, file-sharing, and some concerts makes the record label obsolete.
The new album has been released under the Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial Share Alike license, which basically gives NIN all commercial rights to their music but any kind of non-commercial use by anybody is legal. This means the album can be legally shared and released on file-sharing networks remixed or not and you can bet this has already happened. Why fight the inevitable?
Reznor holds to the belief that the Internet and file-sharing networks are a blessing to bands whether the members are a local hit or huge super stars, and as you can see above, he doesnt just talk the talk.
He personally released Ghosts I onto torrent sites, a bold move after finding himself disheartened for the lack of people that decided to pay when he released the album of a friend, Saul Williams, online and found that many opted for the free version instead of the higher-quality $5 pack.
Cat5Messiah
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Jace_Mereel
Freakame, Freakayou!
Pray and Messenger are thus far my favorites... with Patterns and Let You Down close behind. Your Chosen Misery and... Brother? I think it is are starting to grow on me. I loooooove Warrel insanely deep voice.
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You like the song that mocks a good part of the basis of your belief system (along with government control, of course, it IS Warrel)? You weird woman.
Jace_Mereel
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Yes, he tends to do things like that, catch you, make you feel guilty, then think. He's secretly a virus!
slashvanyoung
Dopefish lives!
He's more like a drug. Makes you feel oh so good and so much pain (goat that sounds fuckin emo) at the same time. Yet you can't keep your fingers off of it because you need it. He's like the Metal version of Layne Stayley, a modern poet. Only more alive...
Jace_Mereel
Freakame, Freakayou!
deathstrike from hell
Deathstrike lambtron
slashvanyoung
Dopefish lives!
