Nine Inch Nails - Reptile “Woodstock 94” (Reaction) We had no clue about THIS NIN. We were sleep-n

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[@dfbovey]

Downward Spiral is a top ten album of all time and an experience to listen to in its entirety. NIN’s apex.

[@thomasrichards1969]

Totally agree....Downward Spiral is so iconic, especially when you think about where it was recorded, and the dark place Trent was in when recording the album. It is a complete artistic achievement.

[@re9246]

The fragile

[@dfbovey]

@@re9246 I like The Fragile as well, but prefer Downward Spiral for it's heavier moments.

[@robbarrett3945]

It's certainly an amazing album from start to finish, but With Teeth and The Fragile are just as amazing. I think both of those albums showcase his softer and heavier sides.

[@Gavrev]

If you can land the 5.1 version it's a real treat having the density of his mixes spread through six speakers..

[@FragileCurse]

I'd like to recommend Nine Inch Nails - Somewhat Damaged (live at Roskilde Festival Denmark)

[@Chris-dy2xf]

Oh my god....this one...PLEASE

[@teddykowalewski8006]

@@Chris-dy2xf Fragile is right.

[@dpmcomposer]

YESSSS!

[@SketchyMagpie]

Yes. Fantastic.

[@paulrhodes8770]

Check out new jinjer song its wicked ,only downfall to short at 4 mins .love you guy's hope everything all ok 👌 ❤

[@Zephyrbal]

I suggested March of the Pigs from the same show and damnit I'm suggesting it again. What you're feeling is the overall sense of dread that permeates The Downward Spiral album.

[@troytalbot5746]

March of Pigs off Tension sounds great. Everyone keeps checking out Closer and Woodstock to see Trent break stuff and get creepy, but the actual music has gotten better with time and not being creepy or breaking stuff.

[@natasharichardson4609]

Hell yeah!

[@thomasrichards1969]

I was there for this. Such an iconic performance. This is so heavy and quintessential NIN. Glad you enjoyed this. Their whole Woodstock show was simply incredible.

[@memyself898]

Me too. I was only 13. I really shouldn't have been there. LOL But it changed my life and what I knew about music. It also ruined concerts for me as i never had anything close to this experience again in my life.

[@ameliacharles2284]

Trent Reznor is a musical genius. From where he started to the point he is at now, an Oscar Winner for a Film Score. He can do everything. From a simple and haunting piano piece to an Industrial Thrash. Some songs will resonate with you and others won't. If you want something fast and heavy; Wish March Of The Pigs Slow and Thoughtful; Something I Can Never Have Hurt

[@jinoh7418]

Warm place

[@DBCOOPER888]

The fact this guy would do the film score for Disney's Soul is almost unbelievable to me. He's really mellowed the hell out.

[@wearenotamused6455]

I was in that mud pit at that show in '94... have the scar on my forehead from some dudes tooth falling on me from crowd-surfing. I have a mic from the guitarist that got kicked into the front row at the end of the show in my collection of stuff thrown from the stages and a lifetime of memories of seeing Rollins Band, Metallica, Green Day, RHCP, Janes Addiction, Blind Mellon, Primus, Joe Cocker, Cyprus Hill, and so many more amazing bands. NIN was the reason I hitchhiked for 200 miles and hopped the fence to get there though.

[@jimbodavis1944]

WOW… You earned it! Hats off to you, SIR.

[@enitaly]

Wow! Thank you for sharing what sounds like quite an amazing journey to have in the memory bank 🤯 Just wow!

[@dead_girl__]

Great pick, I'd love some more NIN reactions.

[@joshuajohnson6685]

NIN is deffinetly one of my top 5 favorite bands of all time. Head like a hole, came back haunted, every day is exactly the same, dead souls, all the love in the world... fuck the list could go on and on. Good shit y'all.

[@TheSneakyfiend]

Dead souls is the shit! 👏🏻👏🏻 I love that whole soundtrack tbh

[@TheSneakyfiend]

Dead souls is the shit! 👏🏻👏🏻 I love that whole soundtrack tbh

[@GDscissorhandedgurl]

All the Love in the World does NOT get enough love or credit. Such a great song. You could look at it from a point of view asking yourself "Where is MY love?" A place of jealousy vs. a place that is well deserving.

[@Maarc-uy3nz]

NIN live with David Bowie, absolutely unbelievable.... check it out...

[@enitaly]

David Bowie you say ⁉️🤯

[@darkspectrumart]

That live version is incredible!

[@oscarrios6048]

Saw it live when he came here in Denver, Co Back in the 90s AMAZING!!

[@willoughbyjohnson4036]

i second this. please react to hurt w bowie

[@dmusiclife5727]

Which one?

[@Vampagan]

The entire Pretty Hate Machine album. It's in my all time Top 10

[@Surannhealz]

The original album. The remaster had a song tacked on the end that did not fit AT ALL. But the original album is 👌 💯

[@demonsweatthings8493]

Lmao you mean out of 10 albums, or the 10 tracks of the album?

[@rockerdude86]

Awesome! Listen to anything from the And All That Could Have Been live dvd. It's the best live dvd of all time. NIN forever 🔥

[@davidvaughn2380]

I whole heartily 2nd this man an amazing live dvd best and cd

[@briansanderson]

wholeheartedly agree. it’s an amazing live performance.

[@inkubuzz]

This need more upvotes. That live performance is awesome

[@rockerdude86]

@@inkubuzz 🤘🏻😎

[@Gavrev]

I love Trent's grin over the "loneliness" line.. you can see he's feeling it's all getting communicated and shared well. There's little quite as good as enjoying the art of delivering a live performance.

[@kc-kc3tl]

"Reptile" was always my favorite from The Downward Spiral. "Last" from the Broken EP is a banger and my favorite from that album. You should check it out. Love the reactions, keep it up!

[@DBCOOPER888]

Same. It's just so incredibly heavy. Probably their most underrated song. This performance is peak NIN.

[@drchook]

NIN is very much known for their live performances, to the point where new technologies like LCD screens and lighting techniques have literally been INVENTED just to be in their live shows. I've seen him twice, once at Red Rocks in Colorado, and once in an Amphitheater, both were amazing not just for the music but for the visuals too. Woodstock 94 is very old NIN, a great performance, but just think about what they put on here and then give them 25 years to improve on it. =P

[@quinnnosbod3673]

Lcd screens were invented in the 60’s lol

[@marksmith2402]

LCD screens not quite, but his impact on digital recording and it's usage is very understated.

[@trentbateman]

The update in tech can’t match a young Trent going bllz out in this performance. 94 NIN has never been remotely matched. And that goes across all live music for any artist

[@SiD-vs7jg]

I had the privilege to watch them soundcheck Reptile and a few other tracks then meet the band afterwards in Birmingham England. And what an f in amazing gig afterwards. Definitely one of the highlights of my life.

[@psychosis345]

Gotta do Happiness in Slavery from this show. So heavy and intense

[@ChronicIntel2]

That performance netted them their 2nd Grammy, despite all the technical problems

[@christopherevans6437]

That whole EP is intense

[@jimbodavis1944]

I’m so happy you love NIN now. NIN is a huge reason I went down the rabbit hole known as music and never returned. I’ve seen them at least twice. Happiness in Slavery & Gave Up would be my recommendations, but I love all NIN suggestions. I can’t wait for the next one!

[@samhain9283]

NIN - "Last" off the Broken EP. Studio or Live either way will blow your minds. And for something mellow yet dark that is both a musical and lyrical masterpiece, Something I Can Never Have is a must listen.

[@gregwjohnson1986]

The lights in the sky: the gift worth watching even if in your own time. Trent brings interaction with the stage like I've never seen before

[@gregwjohnson1986]

Also like to add that back in 94 Trent was a bad drunk and intolerable. Once he sobered up his live shows and his vocals got much much better

[@jaymurr6788]

You should definitely give Ministry a listen. Try Just One Fix for starters.

[@rockerdude86]

And N.W.O. 🔥

[@andrewbuddemeyer8432]

MINISTRY FUCKING RULES🤘🔥

[@BigVoidinLittleWizard]

Dead Guy!

[@jimbodavis1944]

YES! Without Ministry, there was no NIN or Marilyn Manson. I recommend Burning Inside and/or So What.

[@jaymurr6788]

@@jimbodavis1944 The granfathers of Industrial Metal!

[@lb9355]

Nine Inch Nails at Woodstock was the greatest live performance of a band ever. It was a confluence of events never to be repeated. The mud, the crowd, the rain, the flawless set. It was perfect.

[@JD_Slacker]

My first NIN show was Woodstock 94. To this day still the best live performance I've ever seen.

[@davidvaughn2380]

Omg really sleeping on NIN not only NIN. But trent in general from NIN to his movie scores my friends wooow amazing story he is and him and his wifes group so good too hands down 2nd fav live band behind tool

[@SilentlyCreeping]

Same...

[@InkedMisfit]

My brother in law was the bass tech for Live at the time. He has one of the pick guards from this. It’s signed by Trent and still has the mud on it.

[@andrescottin8102]

NIN is the best live band I have ever seen. Lights in the Sky tour... I have experienced nothing like it before or since.

[@cockjockey5110]

I'd love to see them one day.

[@Nemion]

The early to mid-90's were an era of genuine performances that have rarely been seen since.

[@robbarrett3945]

As a fan from the early days of NIN and loving all of Trent's creations musically over the years, I think NIN's ultimate live song is Terrible Lie. I've seen them many times and this song is always the one that just hits home, and reminds me of how his music stands the test of time. I would love to see your reactions to Terrible Lie - Live.

[@sean88gator]

NIN has so much diversity in styles, and TR is a rock god. March of the Pigs next, please!

[@adamlee3789]

You both should watch the entire 94 woodstock concert. It's legendary.

[@derekthiem4604]

Their set at this concert is incredible.

[@JoshBratton]

"March of the Pigs" official video.

[@fredjohnson7588]

Woodstock 94 was amazing. I was 16 and that was my first major concert. Blew my mind

[@captainshiner2590]

You should check out PRIMUS - Those Damned Blue Collar Tweekers from woodstock 94 as well....One of the best live performances!

[@Grenudoloko]

This song is pure goth poetry. You should check the version with Peter Murphy, Aticuss Ross and Twiggy Ramirez. Is brilliant!

[@Nick-mh6un]

Yep. That's exactly what I came here to recommend. But I was pretty sure somebody had to have already recommended that video. I fucking love that version. These guys should definitely watch that one as well. "Down In It" is top 5 workout song

[@thomasrichards1969]

You know you are a legend when all anybody remembers from Woodstock 94 is your performance.

[@Freedum_Fries]

Have to do from same show NIN "Something I can Never Have"

[@immaculatetoilet]

Some missing context - I watched this with my dad on pay per view back in 94. That whole day it was raining at Woodstock. People started slinging mud at Green Day in the afternoon, and Billie Joe would sling it back. No other bands really paid the rain any mind, but then the evening rolls around, and the members of NiN show up on stage covered head to toe in mud and fucking KILLED. It was a once in a lifetime moment is music history and it was glorious. The whole show is worth viewing, but definitely check out Down In It and Happiness In Slavery. Peace

[@Dmoe2600]

Great moment was Primus when they started “My name is mud“ and all the mud comes flying onto the stage, Les Claypool responds “Thought that might open a can of worms..”

[@immaculatetoilet]

@@Dmoe2600 oh man I forgot about Primus being there! I couldn't remember because I can't get the vision of Les sitting on a toilet on stage at Ozzfest 99 out of my head. What a legend. 😂

[@enitaly]

Wow! Thanks for sharing that, I did wonder how the mud came about but felt that it only elevated their performance in emoting such a powerful song. I’m obsessed with this performance and we can’t wait! To continue down this rabbit hole

[@immaculatetoilet]

@@enitaly going back, scratch Down In It and go straight to Happiness In Slavery, Suck, or Terrible Lie(the opening track to their set). Enjoy!

[@Dmoe2600]

@@immaculatetoilet "Private Les Claypool, reporting for duty, Sir!" grrreat show, I saw that Ozzfest at Shoreline Amphitheater, in Mountain View California, and this show was the 1st Ozzfest 5 back to back that I attended. This, I believe, was the best lineup, though '2000 pulled a close 2nd and the subsequent years all followed in descending order. From what I hear '98 would have been my ultimate line up, containing both legendary bands from '99, Slayer, and '00, Pantera. Not too mention, the band I'll never forgive myself for missing, SNOT, as well as a little garage band you probably never heard of..... Tool.. well maybe you've heard of them, lol

[@jasondanis9490]

Seen NIN a bunch of times, see them live indoors it's a must. Best show was mid 90ds in Toronto when Manson opened for them. ☢️☢️❤️

[@parallelearthstudio8385]

I’m very fortunate to have seen this live on the 2008 With Teeth TOUR. TRENT was coming of hiatus. NIN played nearly the entire DOWNWARD SPIRAL ALBUM. Imagine being in a huge arena and everyone shouting KILL ME. Yes, it was epic. I haven’t seen them since. FYI, GOGIRA is ON TOUR!!! You should see if they have a date near your location. I love watching your reactions. I’ve bee watching them since the Truck Days…GAME OVER MAN! Game over!!

[@enitaly]

Yes! Tickets 🎟 on hand!!! 🤘

[@rosswoodland6449]

I totally slept on NIN, wasn't my scene back in the day when they were HUGE. Live is the way to go with performers like that. Thoroughly enjoyed that.

[@philstone3859]

Mudstock ‘94. I was there in the endless 6” mud. It was insane. Wet, muddy and cold at night. Wet, muddy and hot during the day. A few bands played too. 😜 VIVA MUDPEOPLE!! 🫠

[@YoutubeKiller]

what made it so great , was it rained so much that weekend , that they took advantage of the mud and gritty filling and topped it off with the entire show

[@davidvaughn2380]

His performances are always great him and maynerd and phil from pantera were working on a side project called tapeworm they made like 4 songs but trent never released them said they just werent good enough lmao i doubt that! However maynard actually released one of the songs on one of the puscifer albums ill let you guys see.if you can fig it out but its good and what i hear in my head as a maynard and nin colab! I say maynard because it dosent sound anything like a tool album(musically)!

[@immaculatetoilet]

"Passive" by A Perfect Circle was actually a repurposed version of a Tapeworm demo called "Vacant".

[@Dmoe2600]

Project Tapeworm, ah what might have been, I actually hadn’t heard about Phil being involved, cool. Anyways one of the ones that Puscifer released was “Potions”. It’s a MUST LISTEN!

[@robbarrett3945]

@@immaculatetoilet If I remember correctly, didn't Maynard present the APC version as a wedding present to Trent?

[@immaculatetoilet]

@@robbarrett3945 no clue, but that makes for a touching story!

[@alexmurray3269]

I don't believe I have ever seen a bad live performance from NIN. Trent is a master and he only works with people on his level.

[@MofoNsh]

The night the masses found out about "Industrial Music". But that was a wild night. Metallica and smashing pumpkins were also playing that night if memory serves me correctly. Green day was earlier that afternoon as well as Stone Temple pilots. 48 hours of great bands.

[@randykoosmann4368]

Love that you're doing NIN finally! They truly are a treasure!

[@pxnance]

i keep rewatching this video i love ur reaction to them i wanna see more nine inch nails pleeeeaaase

[@bigscountrygame3510]

Debut album “Pretty hate machine” in it’s entirety would be great for you to react to and I’d love to see it! 😎

[@JP_IN_TX]

I recall being at this performance. It was my 22nd birthday that evening and NIN was incredible.

[@aaronpoltrock4845]

Any stadium concert I’ve seen them six times the show is always an experience that progresses at it goes on aatcb… lights in the sky … with teeth tour … all of them !!!

[@scottjohnson7803]

Power Trip - Divine Apprehension Power Trip - Hornet’s Nest Power Trip - Crucifixation

[@MrHisperia2001]

ULTIMATE STUFF ALWAYS FROM THE GREAT NIN 💫❤️☝️

[@xtldc]

I saw them play in 1995 on tour for Downward Spiral - Marilyn Manson was the opening act before anyone knew who he was. It was awesome.

[@michaeljohnaustin6745]

They are mind blowing live . I saw them 2014 and I had to remind myself to breath it was so intense.

[@TOOLislove]

Hell yeah, me too! And the Tension tour the year before :) you see them with Soundgarden?

[@Dmoe2600]

Yeah I remember getting this on pay per view and partied the whole weekend watching Woodstock ‘94. They moshed down in the mud with everyone right before their set but later on they said they regret doing it because it made playing a nightmare. I’ve seen them live twice. The first time they co-headlined with David Bowie, crazy good, such an epic show watching both on the same stage doing Hurt and Reptile. The second time I saw them happened to have A Perfect Circle open, which was actually APC’s very first concert. Crazy, during the show Trent Reznor stopped everything to save a girl who was getting trampled in the pit and after she was safe they immediately picked up precisely where they left off, mind blowing.

[@enitaly]

Hey! Which show is it that he co-headlines with David Bowie and does Hurt and Reptile?

[@icefacade]

I also saw them during the APC opening tour 🤘

[@benjaminaube7947]

Man, love your guys' reactions, brings me back to days when I was discovering bands like Opeth, driving around, getting stoned and just losing it over pieces of music and sections that would just make me lose my mind. So good! A few random suggestions to choose from if you need any: OSI - Free OSI - Head Opeth - Universal Truth Opeth - The Night and the Silent Water Opeth - Black Rose Immortal Dream Theater - A Change of Seasons Dream Theater - The Glass Prison Looking forward to your next, thanks for the good times 🤘

[@chinitowon]

NIN is the music that I owe my life to. I owe my life to certain friends and family members. But the music that kept me alive? NIN.

[@jeremymorse4315]

Spectacular , I just love your reactions, you two are most excellent

[@jdozer96]

Reptile is still my favorite NIN song even after all this time and all the songs he's released.

[@RailfanJason]

Oh fuck yeah. One of my all time favorite songs ever. Hell yes more NIN please.

[@jefferyadams6150]

I am a huge nin fan and have seen them 10 times, I would highly recommend any live version of somewhat damaged, the big come down, ruiner, the great destroyer, and ghosts 31. Look for the lights in the sky tour or the wave goodbye tour

[@williamprater2212]

I love the dual male female reaction videos to nin. The dudes are always like, man that's hardcore, and the women are always squirming a bit uncomfortably because the women actually hear the lyrics and understand

[@oscarrios6048]

I’ve seen them live honestly about a dozen times and they keep raising the bar every time, the shows are never the same and your going to see something new and fresh from the mind of Trent Reznor. Check out “Cope Of A” live from the Tension tour.

[@jennywilkinson5069]

The energy at a Nails concert is crazy! Mind blowing!!! Anything on the live dvds are great! Terrible lies 🔥🔥🔥Head like a hole or Hurt will bring the place down! ❤️❤️

[@mmmmbye3687]

This whole Woodstock performance is epic on another level and that's coming from a casual NIN fans. So FUCKING amazing!

[@adamlee3789]

Nin has been been voted several times as rolling stones tour of the year... I've seen them 3 times and they killed it everytime.

[@joshuamccracken8745]

When the lights go green, you know it's time for reptile.

[@TOOLislove]

Hell yeah! Heard it live a few times through multiple tours from 2013-now. Always got excited when I saw the green!! 🤘

[@danielwade1978]

SOEN, SOEN, SOEN, SOEN!!

[@Dirtbag_Deluxe]

Fun fact: they recorded downward spiral in the living room of the Sharon Tate/Manson murder house, it was then torn down when Trent Reznor moved out at the end of 94

[@johnfish8208]

Discovered Jinjer and then your channel recently but I've been a NIN's fan for over 20 years. Welcome to the family 😁

[@joshuanofuckingway]

NIN @ Woodstock SIN , DOWN IN IT , MARCH OF THE PIGS , , SOMETHING I CANT EVER HAVE ( remastered) …. This is IMO NIN at there very best …. When they were still hungry , established but not quite there yet …. This concert was huge for them ….. there was heavy rains for days before the show and NIN got In a mud fight with the audience…… b4 they played …. This was on PAY PER VIEW …. And I had 1 of those magical” box’s “ that allowed you to tap into it ….. and I had the entire concert going that weekend …. Oh I was nocturnal back then … well mostly …. Phx Az Was fun in the late 90’s

[@Loki646]

I was at this performance and by far my favorite having already seen them earlier in the tour at a closed arena venue. The dried mud of they're outfits was a result of they hanging out with fans who were mud sliding from all the rain. The resulting look just added to the atmosphere of his music and the performance.

[@anunnacy]

My favorite (or at least one of my fave) NIN songs of all time. Love the slow heavy industrial sound to it and his voice just fits so perfectly. Also I can sing along the lyrics from start to finish on this one. :D

[@meganturner8438]

Me too. The perfect blend of sex and violence. It’s astounding

[@brandonboucher7090]

2009 live on stage Melbourne, “Burn”, “Letting You”, “10,000” “Wish” “I’m Afraid of Americans”Also live on VEVO “Copy of A”. Also if you just want an expose of their technical tightness, check out some of their live rehearsal vids from 2008. As far as Albums go most people would turn you onto “Pretty Hate Machine” or “Downward Spiral” but I would say look into “The Fragile”. Haven’t heard a complete comprehensive work like it. It’s regarded by many as his “Magnum Opus.” Trent is all about the details…and the newer concert recordings are very clean and balanced.

[@mayberus7612]

Same concert, Woodstock 94, "Terrible Lie" is also really amazing.

[@fizzychizzy]

You should watch as many clips from Woodstock 94 for Nine Inch Nails you can. Being so young, I have never felt so envious as I did watching that concert. I wish I could be transported back in time. Every song by them gets harder when played live.

[@trent82]

Something to keep in mind...although Woodstock 94 is without question the most historically significant NIN live performance, it really was a sub-par mix. Things went very wrong and you can notice this if you watch enough of it. There are moments where someone is singing yet you don't hear anything or they are playing guitar but you don't really hear it. There are layers to the songs that are usually there but seem to be completely missing. It was a chaotic night and things went wrong.

[@nathanpapp432]

There are all kinds of stories about this performance. Supposedly Trent and Danny Lohner (the bass player) got into a fight as they were getting off the bus and thats why they are covered in mud. Ive heard that they were all on acid/shrooms/mescalin or some type of psychedelics. It was raining and there were all kinds of equipment issues, mics not working, keyboards not working. You can see Trent yelling and glaring at people off stage as shit isnt working. Its an amazing spectacle but one of their worst shows in terms of audio quality.

[@jasonhicks800]

They talked about it on a zoom call regarding HOF induction that didn't happen and then recently they all went to HOF and did a Q&A. They didn't say anything about a fight as Danny brought it up that that something blew or shorted b/c of the rain I think from the moment they went on stage and Trent being rough on stage didn't help matters.

[@ladyvader139]

This is my favorite NIN song.

[@SketchyMagpie]

It isn't proshot and it's a rehearsal but the video with the title 'Nine Inch Nails - The Frail & The Wretched - NIN|JA Tour - 5.27.09' is really great.

[@BobS-0727]

I've seen NIN 5 times.. The 1st time I saw them was at the March of the Pigs tour in 94 in San Jose. (Yep I dropped 50.00 on that long sleeve concert shirt. lol) I'll give you an idea of what the show was like. Imagine the reverberation you feel from the Pink Floyds song 'Time' when the bomb goes off. and how startled you are when it does goes off. That's the feeling you get if the bomb reverberation lasted the entire f*cking NIN's show. You could feel the music pound your chest and come up through your feet. Trent Reznor to me is a music God. And Downward Spiral is the proof.

[@robertpoulin8339]

I was at this show. It was the most talked about performance of the weekend. They were covered in mud like the rest of us.

[@bryanparker2925]

Maybe start with “Head Like a Hole”

[@malalUK666]

NIN released a live DVD in 2002 not sure where it was recorded but all the songs from that are amazing performance and quality wise .. check out "Gave Up"

[@jmoney6900]

This was such an amazing day, was glad I was able to make it up front for the last 4 performances of this stages lineup. This was Trents breakout performance!

[@hitmanhatton]

Half a million people at that festival absolutely insane crowd

[@keithhiebner5612]

I hope y'all caught them in '22, because a NIN show is top tier for any genre! "Eraser" is a sibling to this song in my mind.

[@darrenfreyauthor]

I saw none Inch Nails back in 2007 in Richmond Virginia. I have been to a lot of live shows in my life but that was definitely one of the best ones. Twiggy Ramirez from Marilyn Manson was playing bass and Josh Freese from A Perfect Circle was on drums. They played this, along with many other classics that I never expected to hear.

[@brianvigneau2074]

Top ten banger.... especially the studio version

[@DavidDArcy1975]

kudos to picking such an awesome tune from an amazing gig. i saw them live for the first time on this tour here in Dublin... NIN are Legend Respect & Peace

[@DavidDArcy1975]

i've been a fan from the very beginning and my first gig was tour for The Downward Spiral and i agree that is another level, but, in my humble opinion I feel that The Fragile is the apex in terms of songwriting, arrangement, musicianship and lyrical content, a more rounded experience... and this is because it came from a far less pained part of Trent where his genius flowed on more positive waves - but isn't that the beauty of music and it's relationship to the individual listener Respect & Peace

[@alexiemery7821]

I love that you reacted to more then just closer trent reznor has been so diverse over the years no album is the same

[@Dd8505]

I love how you took his hand at the massively emotional point, goodness me Trent knows how to convey the emotion as do the whole band in this performance

[@citizenbobx]

NIN live is the sh!t, the effort they go to reproduce the studio sound, pushing the tech to breaking point is legendary.

[@toddsmithselbow1732]

The funniest thing is the interview after this show. Where Trent said they didn't sound good because they had mud in the necks of their guitars so they didn't play well. Then years later it's looked back on as a legendary set.

[@Luke-qi5yo]

Just started checking you guys out, and dude, you guys listen to the a lotta music I grew up on and you both get off on the same stuff I love... Giving you a sub cause you both seem genuine in your reactions and you enjoy some of the darker music I do..!

[@F13fan]

March of Pigs is always amazing live and Wish live is good too!

[@HerbSparks]

btw. Before their performance they were in mosh pit getting covered in mud to get pumped before they went on stage.

[@CoolBoy-yp4xk]

If you want to see a heavier song from this show, check out happiness in slavery. It’s a masterpiece live and you’ll enjoy it

[@gregaucoin5964]

I love the bands you guys appreciate, it’s right in my zone too. NIN, spiritbox, Gojira. And guys…NIN have sooooo many killer tracks. Enjoy 😉

[@barrynapier7584]

More NIN…The Big Come Down, March of the Pigs, Wish, The Wretched, Happiness in Slavery

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You already did Reptile, but I'd check out the VIP soundcheck version from Burgettstown, PA, I stumbled across that one a while back and it's great