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Nine Inch Nails – The Collector
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The Collector is the third track on the 2005 release With Teeth. It is characterized by a very odd time signature, with the verses in a ¾-¾-¾-4/4 pattern and the chorus in a 4/4-4/
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Nine Inch Nails – Ruiner
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Trent Reznor stated it was “the hardest song to write” for the record in a 1994 interview. “I still don’t know if I got it right,” he said. “I have such a bad vibe from that song
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Nine Inch Nails – Ruiner (Demo)
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[Verse 1] / You had all of them on your side, didn't you? Didn't you? / You believed in all your lies, didn't you? Didn't you? / The ruiner's got a lot to prove / He's got nothing
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Missy Higgins – The Collector
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[Verse 1] / Oh no, you didn't (Hey, aha) / You didn't just go there (Hey, aha, yeah-ha) / Keep pullin' at the thread pretty soon / You're gonna unleash what's in here / Oh no, you
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Nine Inch Nails – Me, I'm Not
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“Me, I’m Not” is the sixth track on the 2007 release Year Zero. The song features a consistent drum loop and manipulated bass riff throughout. On top are layered various
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Nine Inch Nails – The Line Begins to Blur
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“The Line Begins to Blur” is track 11 of 13 on With Teeth. The last three songs on With Teeth seem to describe the protagonist’s views of the world and the way things are going in
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Nine Inch Nails – Vessel
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“Vessel” consists of heavily distorted drum loops, a wall of percussive synthesized sound, and ending improvization using a set batch of synthesized loops that distort and glitch
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Nine Inch Nails – You Know What You Are?
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Beginning immediately with Dave Grohl’s quick drumming, the song is differentiated as the only studio NIN song featuring prominent double bass technique. Joined by panning noise
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Nine Inch Nails – Love Is Not Enough
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“Love Is Not Enough” is the fifth track on Nine Inch Nails' fourth studio album With Teeth, and the first song Trent Reznor wrote for the album.
Beginning with a simple drum loop
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Nine Inch Nails – With Teeth
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The lyrics suggest it was written about addiction, using the metaphor of a seductive woman to represent the addiction.
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Nine Inch Nails – Right Where It Belongs
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“Right Where It Belongs” is the 13th track on 2005’s With Teeth. Preview copies for media had it labeled “Cages,” though it’s unknown whether that was a working title or just an
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Nine Inch Nails – Getting Smaller
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The lyrics may address Trent Reznor coming back from his addictions as a humbled person.
According to at least one media promo listening, the working title for the song was
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Nine Inch Nails – Echoplex
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This song is Reznor’s way of questioning his own relevance in the modern era of music.
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Nine Inch Nails – Disappointed
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Its prominent beat loop features frequent hand claps; after it begins the track, the synth bassline joins, and Reznor’s long, held verse vocals are distant and muffled in the
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Nine Inch Nails – All Time Low
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Following an extended ambient introduction, the main body of the song is introduced, with a dance beat loop surrounded by jangling guitars unique to this track. It later features
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Nine Inch Nails – In This Twilight
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The song’s chorus features a bass guitar through a guitar amp with the gain and volume of the amp turned up very loud. Reznor’s vocals are somewhat further back in the mix to
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Nine Inch Nails – Sunspots
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Driven throughout by consistent drum and bass parts, Reznor’s layered vocals and muted guitars soon join. The higher, melodic verses are followed by lower pitched vocals in the pre
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Nine Inch Nails – Head Down
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The song’s accompanying artwork appears to represent a person committing suicide by firing a gun through the back of their mouth, a figure facing the left with their head bent down
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Nine Inch Nails – Demon Seed
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The song’s lyrics follow the same structure as “The Greater Good” and “The New Flesh”, and the song uses the same drum loops as “38 Ghosts”. Its time signature is 6/4, as Trent
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Nine Inch Nails – Various Methods of Escape
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The song begins with its bassline and some atmosphere layering, soon joined by a beat which also refines the bassline into muted chunks. Distant and manipulated vocals sing the
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Nine Inch Nails – Message to No One
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The lyrics shown here come from the lyric PDF poster made for the album originally available to download from the nin.com website and a physical version of the poster was given to
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Nine Inch Nails – Home
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“Home” is an exclusive track to the vinyl and various international releases of With Teeth. It appears at the end of the international tracklists, but ends the third side of the
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Blood On the Dance Floor – Closer (Nine Inch Nails Cover)
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You let me violate you / You let me desecrate you / You let me penetrate you / You let me complicate you / Help me / Break apart my insides / Help me / I've got no soul to sell
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Nine Inch Nails – Fist Fuck
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Most of the vocals in this song are of Dr. Timothy Leary, sampled from Turn On, Tune In, Drop Out.
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