Red Mosquito

Copy of A shows promise. Everything else... meh.

harmless wrote:Copy of A shows promise. Everything else... meh.

I think its pretty outstanding. My early feelings is its as good as any NIN song since awitha teetha came out.

yeah both songs were fine. Im not expecting something different from the slip and How to destroy angels.

Listening to their show in lollapalooza.

FUCKING GOOD.

VinylGuy wrote: Listening Watching to their show in lollapalooza.

FUCKING GOOD.

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verb_to_trust wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:Listening to their show in lollapalooza.

FUCKING GOOD INCREDIBLE.

"Find My Way" has a great beat but also some of the worst Trent vocals put to tape.

Come back haunted was ok... but Copy of A is fantastic!

Great song.

Best of the bunch so far. I still wish he hadn't abandoned the guitars. He makes dance music now, which is fine.

A new solitary writing technique helped hammer home the new Nails sound. "What I found the most inspiring was sitting with just a drum machine in my bedroom, in my office," he says. "Not having a keyboard or a guitar and playing everything on pads. Me sitting alone with literally one piece of gear just messing around, I found it exciting. It lent to the minimal edge, because it didn't feel like it needed more."

http://www.theguardian.com/music/2013/a ... ent-reznor

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Copy-Of-A/dp/B0 ... turl-gb-21

Not sure if it'll work on the US store but it's worth a shot.

Their show for Lolla is one of my favorites from this year..not only their light show but their approach to material from different eras as well.

Download a free copy a free copy a free copy.....(USA)

http://www.amazon.com/Copy-of-a/dp/B00E ... marturl-20

VinylGuy wrote:Their show for Lolla is one of my favorites from this year..not only their light show but their approach to material from different eras as well.

I was there. And it was.......INCREDIBLE!!

Copy of a has really grown on me. I find myself playing it multiple times during my evening runs. Pretty excited this is only about three weeks away.

Reznor's mellowing extends to his visuals. The video for the album's first single, Came Back Haunted, directed by David Lynch, is a miasma of indistinct menace and sea-monster deformity, but practically Rastamouse in comparison with some of the early promos. "There was a phase where it was 'let's see how far we can take it'. We did a compilation of videos for the Broken EP, the second record we put out, and me and [video director] Peter Christopherson were talking about snuff films. He said: 'Why don't we tie these videos together with this narrative as if it was a real snuff film?' I didn't hear anything for a while and then an unmarked paper bag with a VHS video tape arrives in the mail … I love extremity, and I thought let's not make it look fake, but we both agreed not to put it out. I mean I'm living in the fuckin' Sharon Tate house, it's enough."

What was in it? "Y'know some penis dismemberment, the basic stuff."

So they're rocking it live? Should I go check them out, team?