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How did Trent Reznor...
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Heroine.
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| Originally posted by Mr.Mystery Heroine. |
I'm just amazed that his mother's womb apparently does not contain bits of broken synthesizer.
Well they had the equipment during Self Destruct Tour specially made to withstand Trent's boots, water bottles, being chucked at an audience, etc. Don't see why they didn't womb-proof it all while they were at it.
Hookers and Blow
Seriously though?
He made a deal with the same Demon that ate Jim Morrison and Elvis.
In fact, here's Trent and the demon, itself:
See how he's clutching his stomach in the first pic?
That actually looks like around the point he reportedly broke apart his insides.
It's alllll becoming clear, now.
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| Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On In fact, here's Trent and the demon, itself: |
Yes, he's a carnal one.
Through every forest, above the trees
Within my stomach, scraped off my knees
I drink the honey inside your hive
You are the reason I stay alive........ 
who knows, but thank god it happened.
I was gonna say "he ran out of meds" but... who knows. He seems like the kind of weirdo that would have his junk pierced to shit.
though.. I loved first Pretty Hate Machine from start to finish. The rest was mostly shit.
oh, and in comparison - I think Trent sold an equivalent of a time share in a run-down hotel in a heart of hard-core Mexican barrio of his soul to devil, in comparison to the dibs Beelzebub got on a french riviera or hamptons-equivalent primo real estate of souls of Deadmau5 or Tiesto.
Yeah, Pretty Hate Machine definitely has a certain charm to it:
for me the Downward spiral was the best album of NIN all the way
Understandable. That and Further Down The Spiral are fucking astounding.
Though I still think 99's The Fragile was technically a better album. There was far more rich instrumentation and depth in terms of both lyrics and his programming. It's not quite as accessible as TDS in my opinion, but some would differ. 
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| Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On Understandable. That and Further Down The Spiral are fucking astounding. Though I still think 99's The Fragile was technically a better album. There was far more rich instrumentation and depth in terms of both lyrics and his programming. It's not quite as accessible as TDS in my opinion, but some would differ. |
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| Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On Understandable. That and Further Down The Spiral are fucking astounding. Though I still think 99's The Fragile was technically a better album. There was far more rich instrumentation and depth in terms of both lyrics and his programming. It's not quite as accessible as TDS in my opinion, but some would differ. |
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| Originally posted by djhaziel As of DWS I just think that for that time that is... 1994 when DWS came out , the sound trent brought was ahead of its time ...groundbreaking on all its fronts . |
i'm drunk. and right now i am soooooo in love with youuuuu and i don't wanna think too much about what we should and shouldn't do. LAY MY HANDS ON HEAVEN AND THE SUN AND MOON AND THE STARS WHILE THE DEVIL WANTS TO FUCK ME IN THE BACK OF HIS CAR. nothing quite like the feel of something new 
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| Originally posted by Paradox Lost See how he's clutching his stomach in the first pic? That actually looks like around the point he reportedly broke apart his insides. It's alllll becoming clear, now. |
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| Originally posted by djhaziel for me the Downward spiral was the best album of NIN all the way |
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