Nine Inch Nails

[Kingdom]

Heard two songs off the most recent album and both were quality. Is anybody a fan? Anybody got any info etc for me?

Cheers,
K.

[rebs23]

Best album is Pretty Hate Machine followed by The Downward Spiral both are absolute gems. After that they went downhill. Saw them last year though in the Brixton Academy and they were still brilliant live.

Don't know why you see them in Virgin etc classified as Nu Metal or whatever it is because they were one of those great bands that had a great mixture of stuff from pure Industrial to Goth and they had some great Dance mixes as well.

Couldn't recommend the above two albums enough and for some mixes get Further Down the Spiral. Enjoy!

[Kingdom]

Thanks for that Rebs, that's a few good recommendations from you now. I never really take in what genre of music the critics pidgeon hole bands into. If I like the band I decide myself what genre I'd classify a band as.

Anyway I'd got loads of songs from Limewire when I was at home, songs like March of the Pigs, Into the Void, and a couple of others that I couldn't think of and they were top notch.

Is there a greatest hits or best of knocking around at all? Cause lets face it he's not fresh.

[rebs23]

Trent Reznor has been around for a while alright but as far as I know there is no "Best of". Could be wrong though. Glad to know someone appreciated recommendations!!

[paul_oshea]

he wrote the song hurt, which johnny cash covered....

[Kingdom]

he wrote the song hurt, which johnny cash covered....

Good piece of pop trivia ace. Was aware of it though.

[CollegeTillIDie]

Well google Trent Reznor and you will find some sites with information. Another site www.bbc.co.uk/music .Then go to Pop and Rock and then in the Index key in Nine Inch Nails and you will get a biography and a discography.
Some of the albums listed have 29 seconds of each track available to hear.
It would be a good way to sample tracks you haven't heard yet.