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Posted by MrJiveBoJingles on Jan-15-2007 03:47:

Johnny Cash and Nine Inch Nails

Posted by idoru on Jan-15-2007 03:48:

Incredible tune. 14/10

Posted by MrJiveBoJingles on Jan-15-2007 03:54:

Yeah, I had never heard it before today. Powerful stuff.

Posted by Halcyon+On+On on Jan-15-2007 04:06:

One of the few NIN songs that deserved all of the attention it got.

Didn't Cash get a Grammy for it though? lawlawlawl.

edit:
quote:
The cover was given the Country Music Award for "Single of the Year" in 2003.

God, somehow, that is even worse.

Posted by denys envy on Jan-15-2007 04:08:

what's this tune?

i need to get it.

Posted by Ted Promo on Jan-15-2007 04:09:

quote:
Originally posted by Aristronica
what's this tune?

i need to get it.

Nine Inch Nails - Hurt (Johnny Cash's Intro Into Death remix)

aka

Johnny Cash - Hurt

original

Nine Inch Nails - Hurt

Posted by Halcyon+On+On on Jan-15-2007 04:09:

NIN + Bowie

Posted by denys envy on Jan-15-2007 04:14:

quote:
Originally posted by Demoted
Nine Inch Nails - Hurt (Johnny Cash's Intro Into Death remix)

aka

Johnny Cash - Hurt

original

Nine Inch Nails - Hurt

there's like thousands of versions.

how longs the original and how long is the cash one supposed to be?

Posted by EXTREMUM on Jan-15-2007 04:25:

quote:
Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On
NIN + Bowie

Fuck yeah!

Posted by MrJiveBoJingles on Jan-15-2007 04:41:

The above video for "Hurt" was beat out by, of all things, Justin Timberlake's "Cry Me A River" at the MTV Video Music Awards.

Posted by tranceDJ on Jan-15-2007 05:06:

Another good cover Johnny Cash did was of Bob Marley's "Redemption Song"

Posted by RapidFire on Jan-15-2007 05:12:

quote:
Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles
The above video for "Hurt" was beat out by, of all things, Justin Timberlake's "Cry Me A River" at the MTV Video Music Awards.

actually missly elliot beat it out for video of the year from what I remember. and cash died soon after...

Posted by MrJiveBoJingles on Jan-15-2007 05:15:

Looks like you're right. Well, either way, the wrong video won.

Posted by ZuLi on Jan-15-2007 08:18:

Trent = God
that is all

Posted by ZuLi on Jan-15-2007 08:20:

Posted by Halcyon+On+On on Jan-15-2007 08:42:

quote:
Originally posted by ZuLi
Trent = God
that is all

http://godfounddeadinspace.ytmnd.com/

Posted by stren on Jan-15-2007 09:42:

I love Johnny's version. I like to think this song was meant to be written for him, it has more power coming out of his lips.

RIP

Posted by Halcyon+On+On on Jan-15-2007 09:47:

Cash was such an excellent singer/songwriter...

It's too bad he was a Christian country singer most of the time.

Posted by idoru on Jan-15-2007 10:54:

I grew up with a lot of Johnny Cash (my dad's a fan), but never really paid attention to his music about a year ago. Two honorable mentions...

Redemption

Drive On
http://youtube.com/watch?v=RPNt6W86aIA (They disabled embedding)

Posted by Lilith on Jan-15-2007 11:52:

quote:
Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On
Cash was such an excellent singer/songwriter...

It's too bad he was a Christian country singer most of the time.

Never really considered Cash a 'christian' singer/songwriter so much as a very satirical, sometimes dark-humoured man who wrote and sang some beautiful songs, regardless of the genre.
Heck I like most christians about as much as I like them bashing on my door at 10am when I'm hungover and no amount of god is going to help me overcome some of those sins.

One of those sins would yes, probably be Trent Reznor, the boy's too pretty for his own damn good...

Posted by Halcyon+On+On on Jan-15-2007 12:07:

quote:
Originally posted by Lilith
Never really considered Cash a 'christian' singer/songwriter so much as a very satirical, sometimes dark-humoured man who wrote and sang some beautiful songs, regardless of the genre.

Yeah, I considered him in that same way for a long time, but it seems as though only his most popular work was of the dark humour/satire persuasion.

He did a surprising amount of christian gospel music though. The same christian upbringing that lead him to sing gospel though was probably what gave him sort of a sick lot on life - that which does not kill us makes us stranger, right?

Posted by Lilith on Jan-15-2007 12:15:

I was thinking more along the lines of Cartman in a southpark episode deciding to make a Christian record so he could make a crap-ton of money!

But I'm a cynical old bint...

Posted by Halcyon+On+On on Jan-15-2007 12:29:

1959 � Hymns by Johnny Cash
1962 � Hymns from the Heart
1968 � The Holy Land
1973 � The Gospel Road
1979 � A Believer Sings the Truth
1984 � I Believe
1986 � Believe in Him
2000 � Return to the Promised Land

And if you need some humourous reading to dispel your doubts of his piety:

click

Usually taking what the opposite of what those sorts of people say can be considered the truth, so I'll leave the rest to you.

Posted by Lilith on Jan-15-2007 13:28:

lol!
No one took Glenn Danzig seriously, least of all Glenn Danzig!
Danzig sold his 'naughty' appeal to pimply boys in their teens wearing metal shirts who where probably the same children of the only other people to take Danzig seriously, christian extremists, just to piss their parents off for making them go to sunday school.

I'm not limited in my appreciation of church music either, some of it's genuinely good, highly musical and well worth dropping the pitch of and throwing behind a particually wicked drum and bass line, for completely the wrong reasons it was ever made for in the first place

Posted by MrJiveBoJingles on Jan-15-2007 16:02:

I can enjoy Christian music as long as it's not in English.

"Miserere Mei" is one of my favorites.

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