meccaroy posted:

richard.athey posted:

need posted:

kgrochowski posted:

La Mer is brilliant! Love his speech in Mansfield, MA about how/where he wrote this song; it was a very surreal moment and he's come a long way!

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La Mer speech

I re-visited this speech because of this post. I started thinking of the significance of Trent’s words and his various states of mind over the years in our lives as NIN fans. I don’t believe in God, but I thank whatever it was that convinced Trent to stay. If he had died beside the ocean during those dark days, this thread would not be here, these pictures wouldn’t be, the excitement, anticipation, anxiety, (add your misc. feeling), would not be lurking within each one of us, haunting us every day, as we wait for something new.

Whatever comes our way in the near, or not-so-near future, I will be thankful for it. Since the Pretty Hate Machine days, Trent has continually added to the sound track that completes my life, while sharing parts of his own – and I will be eternally grateful.

Brilliantly put and we all(as fans) should be grateful to who(or whatever) higher beings or powers that took over that night at the ocean.

Personally, Trent's music has been a soundtrack my life for the better part of the last 20 years, and any new sounds, ideas or images that come from him will be greatly appreciated!

There was no higher power.

Trent didn't do it because he wrote this song. I mean fucking listen it. so powerful. probably thought,'what was i thinking, why would i want out when i can write songs like this??'

then the fragile came. Nothing more needs to be said.

richard.athey posted:

need posted:

kgrochowski posted:

La Mer is brilliant! Love his speech in Mansfield, MA about how/where he wrote this song; it was a very surreal moment and he's come a long way!

[tinyurl.com]

La Mer speech

I re-visited this speech because of this post. I started thinking of the significance of Trent’s words and his various states of mind over the years in our lives as NIN fans. I don’t believe in God, but I thank whatever it was that convinced Trent to stay. If he had died beside the ocean during those dark days, this thread would not be here, these pictures wouldn’t be, the excitement, anticipation, anxiety, (add your misc. feeling), would not be lurking within each one of us, haunting us every day, as we wait for something new.

Whatever comes our way in the near, or not-so-near future, I will be thankful for it. Since the Pretty Hate Machine days, Trent has continually added to the sound track that completes my life, while sharing parts of his own – and I will be eternally grateful.

Brilliantly put and we all(as fans) should be grateful to who(or whatever) higher beings or powers that took over that night at the ocean.

Personally, Trent's music has been a soundtrack my life for the better part of the last 20 years, and any new sounds, ideas or images that come from him will be greatly appreciated!

need posted:

kgrochowski posted:

La Mer is brilliant! Love his speech in Mansfield, MA about how/where he wrote this song; it was a very surreal moment and he's come a long way!

[tinyurl.com]

La Mer speech

I re-visited this speech because of this post. I started thinking of the significance of Trent’s words and his various states of mind over the years in our lives as NIN fans. I don’t believe in God, but I thank whatever it was that convinced Trent to stay. If he had died beside the ocean during those dark days, this thread would not be here, these pictures wouldn’t be, the excitement, anticipation, anxiety, (add your misc. feeling), would not be lurking within each one of us, haunting us every day, as we wait for something new.

Whatever comes our way in the near, or not-so-near future, I will be thankful for it. Since the Pretty Hate Machine days, Trent has continually added to the sound track that completes my life, while sharing parts of his own – and I will be eternally grateful.

kgrochowski posted:

La Mer is brilliant! Love his speech in Mansfield, MA about how/where he wrote this song; it was a very surreal moment and he's come a long way!

[tinyurl.com]

La Mer speech

FLDani posted:

Joan Cootes posted:

need posted:

kgrochowski posted:

La Mer is brilliant! Love his speech in Mansfield, MA about how/where he wrote this song; it was a very surreal moment and he's come a long way!

[tinyurl.com]

La Mer speech

I re-visited this speech because of this post. I started thinking of the significance of Trent’s words and his various states of mind over the years in our lives as NIN fans. I don’t believe in God, but I thank whatever it was that convinced Trent to stay. If he had died beside the ocean during those dark days, this thread would not be here, these pictures wouldn’t be, the excitement, anticipation, anxiety, (add your misc. feeling), would not be lurking within each one of us, haunting us every day, as we wait for something new.

Whatever comes our way in the near, or not-so-near future, I will be thankful for it. Since the Pretty Hate Machine days, Trent has continually added to the sound track that completes my life, while sharing parts of his own – and I will be eternally grateful.

Total agreement with you!!!!

I third this. :D

Joan Cootes posted:

need posted:

kgrochowski posted:

La Mer is brilliant! Love his speech in Mansfield, MA about how/where he wrote this song; it was a very surreal moment and he's come a long way!

[tinyurl.com]

La Mer speech

I re-visited this speech because of this post. I started thinking of the significance of Trent’s words and his various states of mind over the years in our lives as NIN fans. I don’t believe in God, but I thank whatever it was that convinced Trent to stay. If he had died beside the ocean during those dark days, this thread would not be here, these pictures wouldn’t be, the excitement, anticipation, anxiety, (add your misc. feeling), would not be lurking within each one of us, haunting us every day, as we wait for something new.

Whatever comes our way in the near, or not-so-near future, I will be thankful for it. Since the Pretty Hate Machine days, Trent has continually added to the sound track that completes my life, while sharing parts of his own – and I will be eternally grateful.

Total agreement with you!!!!

need posted:

kgrochowski posted:

La Mer is brilliant! Love his speech in Mansfield, MA about how/where he wrote this song; it was a very surreal moment and he's come a long way!

[tinyurl.com]

La Mer speech

I re-visited this speech because of this post. I started thinking of the significance of Trent’s words and his various states of mind over the years in our lives as NIN fans. I don’t believe in God, but I thank whatever it was that convinced Trent to stay. If he had died beside the ocean during those dark days, this thread would not be here, these pictures wouldn’t be, the excitement, anticipation, anxiety, (add your misc. feeling), would not be lurking within each one of us, haunting us every day, as we wait for something new.

Whatever comes our way in the near, or not-so-near future, I will be thankful for it. Since the Pretty Hate Machine days, Trent has continually added to the sound track that completes my life, while sharing parts of his own – and I will be eternally grateful.