"Into The Void" Nine Inch Nails Documentary

[@jobelthirty1294]

reznor basically said "You, as my fans, are paying too much for my music." the most genuine and cool thing Ive ever seen from a musician

[@Mephiston]

It echoes a sentiment people like Henry Rollins share. In his case, specifically, he says "I'd rather be heard, than paid"

[@ryangunwitch-black]

Too bad he doesn’t own a petroleum company

[@ishaandane3445]

I guess I'm pretty off topic but does anybody know a good site to stream newly released movies online ?

[@scrunkelmadunk7304]

@@ishaandane3445 I'm probably a little late but themoviebay.net and c1ne.co are pretty good but i recommend using a good adblocker like uBlock Origin

[@eastlake93]

I really admire Trent. A dying breed of artist with a soul and brains.

[@randywhite3962]

Quit getting in my head man ...

[@maestrozero117]

I do fucking love Trent tho

[@jordanboyd5587]

Same goes for other artists like Maynard James Keenan of Tool/APC/Puscifer fame

[@milkapeismilky5464]

Pretty hate machine is a masterpiece. Downward spiral is also good. Anything after that, no thank you, too political

[@prestontompkins5237]

@@milkapeismilky5464 the fragile and with teeth are fucking awesome dude. Not too political at all. Especially the fragile

[@dairocamilogomez2505]

As a person that deals With depression and suicide thoughts, and has attempted to take his own life, it's quite inspiring see one of my idols being so honest about what he was going Through. Knowing that he was able to overcome that, makes me realize that i, too, can With it. Thank You so much, Trent. And Thank You, TG, For making this beutiful video.

[@TimmieTimmy82]

Same... Peace

[@chadkbrignall22]

Same here brother... I am recovering addict as well and its ironic or just awesome that he appears to be my only idol who got clean outta everyone.

[@stefanopellegrini7094]

I love how Trent analyzes himself with such clear words... music aside, that's when you know how smart this guy is, it's not easy to speak with such clarity about feelings and emotions.

[@adamnowa78]

Downward spiral is a musical masterpiece. can't believe that album came out in 94.

[@dddux]

Time is timeless, my friend. Never judge anything by how old it is, especially art. And NIN is certainly as artistic as it gets.

[@lostmedia-e6p]

@@dddux Why my like is your first ever like for this comment, I don't know. That was some deep and true fucking shit, man.

[@mikemeengs4124]

Indeed. Right up there next to The Wall in albums that take me to my dark place.

[@CrickeyNyan]

Best album ever created by mankind imo

[@Jlyblylvr]

The best art exists outside of time.

[@patleaf2432]

36 people don't know the way out is through.

[@lostmedia-e6p]

And they're somewhat damaged.

[@maestrozero117]

I bet they think that song is about them

[@warnerunterbrink9386]

@@lostmedia-e6p now they are fragile due to the damage

[@liquididentity101]

In many interviews across the years, Trent always seems to point out his unwillingness to make 'another album' that sounds like his previous work. He knows people clamor for that, and he has never really capitulated. To his credit, he has evolved his music for 20 years and I have been fortunate enough to continue listening to it. As I have matured, so too has Trent's music.

[@divergence_tiffanyramos4337]

liquididentity101 : pretty much. Enough to get him an Oscar. It's sounds like an oxymoron in itself. Much like Trent himself.

[@Drew-ft7wf]

I love Trents sincerity and honesty, both in his music and interviews. This is part of why his music is so darn good, when he's inspired. He inspires me. Its 2019 and ive just got a massive kick out of listening to Broken again! (And in annoying my bitch housemate with its raw and loud sound and energy! Played it nice and loud! Heheh! 😆😉) There's not many artists Ive stuck with through the years.

[@elusive_mg]

Yeah man

[@laz001]

This. He wouldn’t be half as long lived if he just pumped out constant downward spiral over and over. The fact he has shown the ability to grow, change and master different styles separates him from other musicians

[@Acronso]

About ten years ago or so, I locked myself away in a house near the ocean and I tried to... I said I was trying to write music, some of which would end up on Fragile. But what I was really doing... was trying to kill myself. The whole time I was away, by myself, I managed to write one song... which is this song. So when I play it, I feel pretty weird about it, because it takes me back to a pretty dark and awful time in my life. Is weird to think how different things are now. I'm still alive, haven't died yet. I'm afraid to go back to that place because it feels kinda haunted to me. But I'm gonna go back, and I'm gonna get married there. Thank you Trent.

[@JaceCavacini]

The audience sounds so fucking disrespectful during him sharing this vulnerable expression...

[@YOUCANTDOTHATONTELEVISION]

@Todd Tarum what the fuck are you talking about bro? You know theres only 12 notes in all of music right? out of those 12 only 7 will work together so that sort of limits your options. Why dont you take that stupid ass comment and go get informed about what music or life IS before you try to speak on it to someone else. Its called perspective. Go get some

[@YOUCANTDOTHATONTELEVISION]

@@JaceCavacini I know right? They never truly heard a word he said.

[@Danny-wv8ec]

Todd Tarum How many songs have you written bro? I have lost interest in a-lot of bands but only NiN and Tool have never let me down. I love the new NiN stuff and i love the old stuff.

[@YOUCANTDOTHATONTELEVISION]

@@Danny-wv8ec quite a few songs actually. Here's a little bit some older work. Soundcloud.com/vile72

[@rock00dom]

Really well put together. I think it's fitting that the documentary focuses more on Trent's mindset, rather than actually documenting the evolution of the band. Very 'Nine Inch Nails'-esque :)

[@mattemery4081]

Up until a couple years ago Nine Inch Nails is just Trent. The band is just for touring and recording.

[@zaneels181]

I couldn't imagine a world without NIN.

[@DesmondsDrums]

nothing better then hearing the truth from the words of the creator.

[@angelduran3141]

M e dethman I love mad magazine

[@angelduran3141]

M.e have you ever read mad magazine issue where the deer were out hunting human and hanging up on a rack ?

[@jenniferh6788]

The fragile came out when I was an extremely depressed 16 yr old and listening to it was my therapy, he helped me thru the darkest time in my life and I wouldn’t be here if it wasn’t for him. He is a genius and an inspiration and even now 20 yrs later I am always drawn to listen to NIN when I’m having good or bad days, Trent’s always there for us, I always look forward to his new music. I recommend the Soul soundtrack, absolutely beautiful uplifting yet haunting music.

[@ChrisLynch1313]

Nine inch nails is the best band ever my aunt bought me Pretty Hate Machine in 1990 and to this day when I listen I still hear new notes and words and the same goes for each album ever released, Trent is amazing!

[@naztava5888]

chris lynch dang you gotta cool aunt!

[@IncompleteStrangers]

No possible way you could've ended it better. The ending clip and the cut to credits gave me chills. Great work. Great artist. Great music.

[@squall6789]

I'm a long time NIN fan who's listened to less and less NIN over the years. This was a good reminder as to why I love him so much. I used to wait til my parents were out and blast the AATCHB live DVD on their good sound system, those were the days. I was at that live show where he said steal away and steal some more, what an awesome moment that was. Enjoy the beer, sir.

[@stevew.7188]

NIN is in my top 3 favorite of all time. But there are months, maybe even years where I don't listen to them. You have to be in a certain place emotionally to listen to them, often when I'm down or depressed. But there are times when life is good, and I'm happy and I just want to hear some NIN. They will always be on my phone/ipod/computer, and I'll always find a time to listen to them.

[@nobodie9996]

@@stevew.7188 very well said

[@hoobuttjibbers9468]

And All That Could Have Been is the best live recording I've ever heard. It's perfect.

[@johnkennett7758]

I've been a NIN fan since I was in junior high, when I was first introduced to Trent's music. I can honestly say today that NIN is still #1 in my book and I love anything he puts out. I'm a HUGE fan and love everything, ranging from NIN material, HTDA, movie scores, side projects, etc. I want to thank you for putting this together. I thought I had heard every interview with Trent in existence, but I heard so much new material in this. The way you put it together is amazing. I never knew "La Mer" and "I'm Looking Forward To Joining You, Finally" were written with that mindset and it almost made me tear up, since I love both of those songs. My mindset will be completely different from now on when I heard them and I appreciate them that much more, seeing what Trent's life was during that time. I knew it was rough, but I didn't know it was at that level. Now I know why he mentioned during a live show that "The Fragile" was probably the saddest album he recorded. Thank you so much for this!!

[@Fitzroy_Fox]

That last bit that fades into a lovely photo of Trent and his wife Mariqueen made my eyes well up. Because I remember the pain he dealt with during The Fragile. He did almost die. Looking at the joy in his face in that photo... just.. damn. I'm so damn grateful you're still here, Trent.

[@brentalexander9081]

Cant believe more people haven't seen this

[@jayceej.5858]

Tragedy, uh i watched this on something where you gotta listen to Kurt Loader every 3 minutes when it too 30 minutes to watch an 11 minute Bevis and Butt-head toon, what can I say more about Trent, he was the Biggest influence on my music, umm he was so far ahead of his time like he went back in time to visit Marty McFly in 2015 to Jaws 19, or that he can kick the shit out of Phillip Glass with boken 5$ Casio? its all been said before, steal this album, remember this album name? Trent did it first, and he had so much into the Tapeworm Project that got dicked up

[@-Siculus-Hort-]

Im embarrassed that I haven't. :(

[@CharlesVanNoland]

"Subconsciously things just start to come out. They're from the same place in my head, but my head changes, so the sounds change." @7:25

[@julierfstorie]

one of the best ARTISTS of all time (the point of art is to make you feel/ think/do /change something) and the music is so relatable in many contexts

[@tColorsinspacerecordings]

and you're cute!

[@duggiedug9148]

wow bill murray. im a fan. Oh and thanks. thats my girlfriend

[@julierfstorie]

bill murray Thank you :)

[@julierfstorie]

DougZilla Doubt that's Bill Murray, And sorry im married and not to you, and don't need/want/have any boyfriends on the side either........ :p

[@incognito2523]

#shutdown HERE LIES DUGGALO HE TRIED...

[@jerkindagerkin]

Dude this is great. Hopefully new people who discover his music find this and further understand. His music means so much to some people. Thanks for putting this out there.

[@YOUCANTDOTHATONTELEVISION]

Great job on the doc. Trent Reznor is one of my heroes, not simply because of his work within NIN but for his commitment to unapologetically producing what he feels is genuine for him at the time. His work in video games and film scores also is an inspiration for me as I do music as well. I have some interviews of his in my personal collection and its always great to every now and again listen to his perspective on his journey. Thanks for this my man.

[@lofer9138]

TheMadSpaniard dude same I’m always telling my mom about how I want to do film scores like Trent

[@workshop777]

Only 5 minutes and I want to thank you for doing this already... great job.

[@homerogarza3060]

yes i know rights

[@Wiseone123]

18:32 listen to the entire part. Trent predicted the future man. This applies to life in 2020. Crazy

[@Devari_Cogison]

He said about 15 years... So things are supposed to get worse in 2. I'm just dripping in anticipation.

[@Kered-9]

So crazy!

[@googlekrishna7025]

Dude! I always say his ARG for year zero is how things are now. Shit is scary.

[@oooshouch2266]

@@googlekrishna7025 trent talked about God, I thought he didn't believe.

[@googlekrishna7025]

@@oooshouch2266 oh I feel ya. I mean I sort of relate. I’m starting to believe after years of dismissive anger towards a “God.” I will say tho. I’m spooked by the arg I mentioned. It takes place in 2022 (year zero) where the government drugged the water to prevent another bioterrorists attack. I’m half remembering the plot but Trent is a genius. That arg was prophetic

[@mentaldotnotebook]

I just saw NIN at fyf and I think it changed the trajectory of my life.

[@angelduran3141]

I can't read your name but you are very right

[@jessecuster5877]

As a fellow human being that struggles with Attention Deficit Disorder, I'd bet my last penny on Trent having it along with possibly OCD. I feel for him as I know how hard it can be dealing with it and just trying to concentrate can become a lifelong battle with those of us that do have it and have either not been diagnosed and or been misdiagnosed. I'm just happy he takes the time to produce some of the best music of his generation.

[@GeorgeLindsay]

That was an amazing documentary. It's hard to not feel inspired listening to Trent during interviews. I loved the transition through the years and ending on La Mer was a real class touch.

[@Jason-lk2zt]

It's quite amazing how this young kid with such anger transformed into a man that has won an Oscar award and still continues to belt out music that we can enjoy.

[@sendralow2038]

He is an amazing musician and artist.

[@jmpayne333]

The ultimate rock star. It’s not about selling out and making the best selling single. It’s about putting on paper and the record the best possible song he can. I don’t see many artists that make it with that philosophy anymore. He’s so inspiring in so many ways. I hope he realizes all the people he has helped through his music and just his life in general.

[@lizardking5264]

Beautiful artist like Trent Renznor make us realize in life you can't have the light without the dark. Trent exposing himself to his peers (world for that matter) makes us more human and understanding of each other. That we all suffer and heal going through life, but we don't do it a lone. That there is someone out their understands my deepest feelings and that I am not alone..... that is what Trent's music is to me.

[@wickedvertigo]

The 30 min mark might be some of the worst camera phone recording I've ever seen, but wow, glad it was captured. Poignant, moving ...

[@qwertyiuwg4uwtwthn]

dude 30:00

[@attackreload2178]

Trent Reznor = the god of music.

[@dariopresti7523]

really!!! no one dude!!!

[@DisasterTheoryX]

As much as i like NiN and Trent as a person, This is far from the truth. Trust me.... he would say the same.

[@andreasleonlandgren3092]

Yep

[@landennl16]

I agree with teeth is prob one of my fave albums ever

[@fozzifoster26]

When he talks about the depth of hesitation marks around 28 mins. he mentions how he hopes we hear new things a year on, with different headphones etc. hes right, i still notice little things every so often, one of my NIN favourites for sure, its still in rotation for me to this day.

[@charity1868]

I gave Hesitation Mark's a listen when it came out, but I did not devour it like I had previous albums, however, I am coming back to it now and giving it another go

[@jobelthirty1294]

@@charity1868 hesitation marks was a sleeper for many people, and I get it, but I think it hit me harder... sooner.

[@jarraz08]

Thank you for making this documentary, really well made, NIN is my favorite band, I never get tired of listen NIN, you sir deserve a 24 pack of beers.

[@JaceCavacini]

It’s just clips of other people’s content. It’s not ‘really well made’.

[@homerogarza3060]

me either dude

[@onyxianz8132]

Amazing! So far my fav is The Fragile.

[@Dorisasaurus1133]

How crazy is it that the NIN SIN vhs was considered X Rated in the 90s when it came out. Now it's like Prime time television. Crazy how times and discretion have changed.

[@supraslug3948]

A very well put together video, all the feels and cuts were executed nicely and the message is loud and clear. Well done!

[@muppetb.lansing8374]

Hesitation Marks played live changed my life and my view of Trent Reznor. The best live show I've ever seen.

[@ev446]

15:00 Trent loses his last tiny shred of available vocal chords toward screaming.

[@jackparello4286]

I’m 21 and I just started listening to NIN I relate to so much of this music, I grew up listen to really only rap music but NIN just hits different, it feels so unique and satisfying

[@angelduran3141]

That you are very unique you have a great future ahead of you

[@jackparello4286]

Angel Duran thank you! I really appreciate that! I hope the best for you too !

[@markporter8895]

Thank you for the amazing doc.I have always followed NIN and Trent and have been amazed at the growth through out the years. I am almost 33 and everytime I listen to NIN or Trent it makes me feel like a teen again, and like I have a connection with someone that gets it!!! Thanks for all the great music Trent!!!

[@parker469a]

I don't like every song that Trent Reznor does but I love way more of his stuff than any other band in the history of music. I absolutely agree that anybody listening to his music should listen to each song at least three times before you decide you don't really like it. The weird thing is it took three months for me to wanna go back and listen to a bunch of the not so well known tracks on Downward Spiral.

[@DisasterTheoryX]

21:15 ..... he said steal his own music..... This is why i love Trent Reznor.

[@jtoumai]

Dude if he had a bootleg copy of his own shit and passed it out, I'd die

[@larsrau4706]

Man Trent can speak well... no constant "uuuhmm"-s and "you know?"-s

[@TheWalloper]

Trent Reznor is honest when he talks about his feelings past and present, so refreshing.

[@sultosky7528]

bro, you made something really really awesome!! to all of the fans that we know what reznor had to suffer and live, this is an excelent selection of his words to resume that... thank u a lot, i really enjoyed this... cheers from buenos aires, argentina!

[@user-wb2yp5vv7m]

This was great, would buy you a beer if I weren't broke as fuck , but thank you for your time creating and uploading

[@dddux]

@Eric Heidenthal: A man who has a fuck is never broke. ;)

[@jtoumai]

@@dddux what if I already gave 2 fucks?

[@joshsayers1324]

Wow truly inspiring! Thanks for creating this, that last part almost had me in tears...have even more respect for Trent now.

[@ChildxFuckinxFury]

As I NIN/ Trent Reznor fan, I want to say to you, a big THANK YOU!!! for have maked and shared this amazing and touching video/documentary...Really great work!!! ~ChildFury *.*

[@thegreatslothlord7796]

From watching this, this has given me a much bigger appreciation for just how amazing NIN’s music is and how to this day, no one else has come near to what Trent has created with how even now his music feels way ahead of the current time.

[@thestoo8328]

What I love about NIN is the layers that you don't pick up on the first few listens. Reznors always had that quality.

[@GloomyGrimy]

i like your documentary on NIN its dope ive been a huge fan for a long ass time and this is really good great job

[@cameron2949]

The Fragile will always be one of my favorite albums of all time.

[@midichaosstudios850]

nin has been a big influence throughout my life.thank you trent for getting me through a a lot of hard times.

[@somatonusbewegenmitwohl-fu2167]

How did you know that that`s what I was waiting for. W*O*W !!!!!!! A respectful thank you for this `little` documentation.

[@forgottenreas0ns]

Fantastic work.. you did a great job capturing the phases Trent went through to be the man he is today, An icon that helped many of us feel we aren't alone in this world. Thank you for putting this together

[@forgottenreas0ns]

Also would like to note that after looking through the comments this has to be the only thread on the internet that has people being honest, showing genuine appreciation and respect for both the artist and editor. This is what (I would assume) people originally hoped for when creating youtube and forums. I love NIN and the people that love them. (I hope I didn't jinx you)

[@kevinblanco2451]

I’m in my 20’s and this band literally spoke to me since I heard my sister listening to them since I was really young in the late 90’s and I’ve always been a fan I’ve got a daughter of my own and I will make sure she knows great music and art expressed through such beautiful lyrics

[@moe8885]

The greatest thing about Trent's records are Every song is different but somehow fits perfectly

[@Russellqwertyuiop]

10/10 man Shows Trent through all the ups and downs and gives you a feel for his life and music and him as a person

[@staifany13]

So happy you made this ! I Love NIN and Trrent Reznor since Broken came out but never have had the chance to "follow" what's happened to him throughout the years (I just kept buying and listening to his music) and always had a hard time finding people around me that knew about NIN... Thanks again, it was 36 minutes of pure joy :)

[@badfreddytube]

I could listen to this guy all day.

[@swordf1shy]

Trent has always intrigued me for some reason and I never really knew why. His music resonates well with my own thoughts, which inspires me to maybe speak my thoughts out loud, or they'll just drive me insane the longer they remain suppressed.

[@MrJohnClabo]

His album cost rant is absolutely amazing.... the guy has some balls! Good for him!

[@ultramet]

He’s been through a lot but still consistently put out great music. We can thank David Bowie for helping him clean up and mature. 3 decades later he’s still producing quality stuff. A real musical genius. Great videos here, thanks.

[@elusive_mg]

Yep

[@CrickeyNyan]

Trent is just...my biggest inspiration in life. What an outstanding artist

[@choda42]

Why am I just seeing this now? Nice Job putting this together. Couldn't stop watching.

[@markusdaxamouli5196]

Less a documentary and more a string of previously done interviews..which is fine, just call it what it is. Trent rocks

[@mikemeengs4124]

This is a great compilation! I bought my first synth in 1981, and music is still my obsession. Few artists have changed attitudes towards electronic music as much as Trent has. Kraftwerk did. DePeche Mode did too. But NIN...I can't describe how I've related to the music over the years. It covers the same pains I've experienced (or wanted to possibly), and conjures up those same fears even when I re-listen today. Almost like a long-forgotten but familiar scent can send me back sometimes. And he is so spot on on so many topics in his interviews it's insane. His honesty is refreshing.

[@AtheistCook]

its interesting how a long of great songs come out sadness and depression during the youth years, there is also a lot of great songs from other artists that came out of happiness

[@lacrahuntington]

+Danny S Emotions are energy and that is canalized into music which is energy as well.

[@siriusfun]

Goosebumps and a lump in my throat from the last 5mins of this. Beautiful. Well done.

[@kylaevoniuk1722]

I've been almost absentmindedly repeating this video over and over as I've been creating art in my sketchbook. I just... always felt the need to keep starting it over to fully comprehend everything he was saying. Between focusing on my own art/creation and his; it's hard to find the middle place. I feel I'll keep repeating this for all time before I can find that balance. His voice does calm me and bring energy to my own work.

[@09011994]

(in 2007) "It feels like the world is about to self destruct" 9 years later, it is.

[@swingset1969]

Yet, here you are and everything is still, well, chugging along. Guess what? In 9 more years? Same.

[@-Siculus-Hort-]

Shit will continue to self destruct.

[@Errcyco]

I have never heard someone talk as frankly as Trent without coming off as arrogant. It's neat watching him explain his process. It's like he knows how to chanel this stuff into a great album.. And he is aware of that. Not to be a dick, but to make sure he puts out good music. Very admirable. For how long I've been a fan I've seen very little interview stuff like this.

[@kode-man23]

Sometimes I sit and consider what body part/s that I might be willing to lose to be able to see them in the 90's. Just incase some entity with great power could bend the rules of space and time, but required some piece of human flesh. I just want to be prepared, is what I'm saying.

[@mjdia2543]

Now u have me thinking I should be prepared for.that situation too..great thanks buddy

[@EmpireAntz]

The part where Trent says that he might've subcounsciously stolen a great song he made (29:00) really spoke to me. As someone who's been trying to write songs and get into album crafting for the past couple of years, it's been a recurring thought I just recently openly spoke about with my significant other. I of course cannot compare myself to an actual artist like Trent, who on top of that has pressure from record labels, fans and artist partners to put out new material, but I'm glad I'm not alone in those artistic worries. He's simply a big inspiration for me in many ways, like he's for many others too.

[@hum21]

I've loved NIN the majority of my life. Coming to love them through my older sister who introduced it to me. I've never seen NIN in concert but it is a life goal of mine. I've always known the music was so deeply intimate and personal to Trent which I think is why it resonates the way that it does. In a lot of ways he has been like an enigma to me because I've experienced him only through albums but this documentary was so amazing to see, it's as if I've known him all along, because I have. His music is his soul and my soul recognizes it. I go through phases where I listen to him heavily and periods of my life i don't listen at all but the music is always there and it is just as resonating today as yesterday. Thank you Trent for your creations, for your sacrifices and for sharing the depths of yourself to the world. We see you and we feel you.

[@baloobaloony7052]

Unbelievably excellent documentary. Expertly executed, thank you so much for making it and sharing it with us. Much hugs and love from one wretched NINer to another. 💙

[@h2bizzle]

Thank goodness Trent wasn't concerned with what others thought, because where his head was exactly where he needed to be...and it was all very beautiful and amazing on my side listening to it all. It was apparently a learning experience for him. Beautiful. Love Trent...always have & love where he's gone & has been going. Still amazes me every time

[@angelagarcia3011]

This was absolutely beautiful. I went through a range of emotions while watching this. Learned more about Trent and NIN and hope to learn more. I love and admire his music and work so much and this really helped me appreciate it more.

[@RickyKelley]

What a great ending! Excellent Work!

[@Gone898]

This was very well put together thank you !

[@The90sGamingGuy]

Good job on putting this documentary together. Has a lot of footage i have never seen, even though i seeked out a lot of Trent Reznor and NIN interviews here. Thanks! Keep up the good work!

[@winston7397]

It's fan-made?? Wow. Amazing job, Mr. Tomas Guitar. Fucking amazing

[@MrKlove01]

Really well done. Thanks for putting this together. Very nice homage to a man and band that has had a great deal of influence.

[@h2bizzle]

I love this. Who better to say it than Trent himself. Excellent. And yes, big thanks to Trent for all of the awesome music he's done

[@Abarataba]

I was like, wow, after waiting for all this time and really liking a lot of songs off this album, here I am struggling to stay upright and screaming back at you-but where are you?

[@mikepederson9433]

Trent Reznor. An absolute gift to me. In many ways. I’m forever thankful for his introduction into my life with “Pretty Hate Machine” Since then, after thinking about it, it seems Nine Inch Nails has been a pretty big part of my life since then. Not just as a regular rotation in my cd changer or songs in my playlists but like backround music to life at times. Not that his music follows me, but it’s been an effortless and interesting ride, so to speak, to follow the career of one of the worlds most valuable songwriters to ever exist. Nothing held back. From rage to sadness, pointing out some of what’s really wretched and disgusting as well as promoting self awareness and the ability to exist and rise above whatever is keeping an individual in their cage. Kind of. Anyway, much love. I too got goose bumps watching this.

[@Lamron333]

I can only say this: Trent can Craft a Feeling, Music is the language of Feeling & his work is evolving,... Always!

[@N.W.Oke.]

Great job putting this together, I really enjoyed watching it! Thanks

[@memyopinionsche6610]

A NIN Christmas special.. How horrifying weird but interesting at the same time. I am on board..

[@peacebwithu97]

You MADE THIS?! You did a great job! Much appreciated. :-)

[@TheAgentmigs]

I cant say enough how much I fucking respect this guy as a creative individual...he's an artist and better than that he's always humble and continues to hone his craft. He respects the creative process utterly.

[@robertjames2187]

Awesome! I thought this was made by a studio until I read the credits! great work!! Love how it ends

[@marc-antoinedrewitt4704]

Great choice of song and video segment to end it all. It gave me the chills. Thank you.

[@thevellocet]

This was fantastic! One of the best "fanmade" documentary I've ever found. Well done!

[@vontteum]

24:55 He predicted Spotify

[@zer0953]

this is honestly so well put i didn't think it was fan made, damn, good job man!

[@ninfanforever1990]

the goat. love you, trent and everything you stand for.

[@Jalex_Owns]

Excellent job! I've been a massive fan of Trent's since high school in the early 90's and really enjoyed this. Thanks for sharing.