MsLucy posted:

Ci5tm posted:

devlinsect77 posted:

No news about the Rob videos yet. He is seen often on or off stage to record video but isnt released yet...

It's possible he might release a bulk of videos from several shows at the end of the tour. That would be pretty cool

I'm really looking forward to the footage. I was kinda hoping for a Wave Goodbye tour DVD but it doesn't look likely does it?

I was so excited when I first noticed Rob filming at the gig. I was 3 rows from the front and I waved like a maniac because the camera was pointed at me.

At the time it seemed the right thing to do. Now I'm not so sure. Bet I look a right fool.

I don't think a DVD is going to happen but I am expecting a fair amount of footage to be put on youtube of the wave goodbye tours.I remember reading, on here I think, that the last chicago/NY/LA shows are going to be recorded released onto the web.

Yeah I remember seeing him for a few songs with the camera - haha If the footage does surface I reckon you'll regret the frantic waving. I always feel sorry for the people singing intensely at the barrier on gig DVDs totally unaware of the cameras presence.



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This was my 5th NIN show, all others have been in Australia.

I have never sat down at a gig before and unfortunately on this night I was what felt like a million miles away making it a little hard to get into it. I also would have loved to of heard a few more tracks from The Slip (Head Down, Echoplex, or Letting You) but still a brilliant show.

I posted areview with some pics and pretty crummy videos(call it the view from a far) on http://bawley.blogspot.com

PS: Thanks for the bootlegs and I look forward to seeing the multi-cam video when it is all finished.

nmelville posted:

By the way, did anyone else notice Mariqueen up the front at the O2? She was standing in the security pit taking pictures of her beloved during Metal and Hurt. She's NICE, Trent's done well... (obviously).

are you sure it was her ???? i think she was in LA that night doing a show with her own band or the night before so thats why im not so sure it was her, maybe im wrong, but according to her twitter account i think she was in LA, i was hoping she´d be there and to be able to see her but when i looked at her twitter it sounded like she wasnt or wouldnt be there so i didnt even look around to see if i saw her

ok am I blind or has the lossless recording links of the London o2 show been taken down? I cant find them

I downloaded it on my pc but my pc screwed up D:

can anyone point me in the right direction so I can download it again? lol

cheers.

nmelville posted:

By the way, did anyone else notice Mariqueen up the front at the O2? She was standing in the security pit taking pictures of her beloved during Metal and Hurt. She's NICE, Trent's done well... (obviously).

hehe, I was right on the barrier and Mariqueen defo wasn't there... I know who you're talking about though, tamar levine (rob's bird) and gary numan's wife were down the front taking pictures.

I'm extremely late in posting, but what an absolutely phenomenal concert!

Mew and Jane’s were brilliant, but NIN for me started the night. Going from Now I'm Nothing to Terrible Lie was amazing, and will go down as my favourite opener for a band!

Thanks for the concert guys!



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OK, 3 more added:

The Becoming
I'm Afraid of Americans
Burn

Next up is Gave Up, for which I can only find one video (Lone28) Has anyone got any additional footage of this song?

In the meantime I'll crack on with La Mer....

twinkUK posted:

OK, 3 more added:

The Becoming
I'm Afraid of Americans
Burn

Next up is Gave Up, for which I can only find one video (Lone28) Has anyone got any additional footage of this song?

In the meantime I'll crack on with La Mer....

Watching these just puts a big smile on my face, awesome awesome night. Thanks for these.

EDIT: We really need a website or some sort of hub for all the footage from the whole tour with each event having it's own section. Just an idea if anyone knows how to set such a thing up!

Okay. I'm very late in posting but things have been mega-busy.

When I discovered NIN they were the only band I only ever wanted to see live. I took my friend Ric along with me and we stayed at the nearvy Travel lodge across the river.

The whole experience was unforgettable and I can still recall it in images and sounds in my head. I remember every little detail.

Mew were up first. I really liked them and had listened to some of their songs previously. They seemed a bit shy but that didn't bother me. It's weird because the lead-singer looks exactly like my friends brother!

Then Jane's came on. I knew about them and knew their history and knew some songs but not many. I knew I was lucky to get to see them and then boy was I blown away by them! I loved every minute of their set and as soon as they started performing I knew why they are held in such a high regard. Thank you Trent for bringing them along. It was quite funny as we were slightly to the side so we could see Dave and Eric just chilling for a bit behind the screen! Even though their setlist was great I love the live version Jane Says with the steel drum kits. I also distinctly remember Perry humping the drum kit, dave smashin the symbals and Perry hugging the security guard! By the time they'd finished it felt like we'd already paid more than the ticket price for what we'd seen. It felt like we had already seen a gig when the next break came.

Then the main event. This was my first NIN gig/concert and I knew kind of what to expect because I'd seen so many videos but it was nothing like I could have imagined. It was incredible. It was an experience that took in every part of me, my emotions. I remember tears rolling down my eyes during Hurt, La Mer and whilst singing some of my favourite words "I won't let you fall apart" with everyone I love in my mind. I heard the poetry and beauty of songs I never could quite imagine live, regardless of how many videos I'd seen. Everyone played so well and put every ounce of their being into it. We were situated about 3 rows from the fron on just to the right of Robin and the stage. I remember trying to make signs to the band by doing numerous thumbs up during the concert in hope that Trent or someone else would see that there was one exceptionally happy guy in the audience seeing his heroes of music in motion. When Trent first came on so non-chalently it was great. I couldn't quite believe that I was actually in the same room as him because all my life I've never really had the chance to see anyone I respect that much in the flesh. The voice that had sung to me through my headphones was now singing to me in the same room. Trent's voice blew me away. He had even more feeling, emotion, power and control live and it was incredible! The weird thing was seeing Nine Inch Nails perform was unlike any other band. It felt like they were old friends on stage enjoying what they do. Almost like I was in a small club watching friends perform on stage. There performance felt so inviting and warm. There were songs from all different eras of Nine Inch Nails and much like listening to an album, it felt like I was being taken on a journey of everything they had done. It was wonderful to see so many fans in the same room celebrating great music.

Oh and the extra addition of Gary Numan just felt like I was having an ice-cream sundae of greatness and then have extra syrup, sweets and cola on top of that. The ultimate treat.

I was filled with such a camaraderie as I walked out of the stadium with an army of people wearing NIN t shirts and other apparal. Everyone was just having a good time and for the first time I was at a music event where I felt relaxed by the crowd and felt like I could get on with any of them. Someone even picked up my wallet I dropped at the taxi rink when I lay back then got up and moved foward because I was so buzzing with excitement.

We even met a random guy from Belfast and ended up sticking with him throughout the whole gig and if for some chance you are reading this Mr Belfast, then hi!

It was absolutely unforgettable. I had a great time. The crowd was great. the set-list was superb. The band was unstoppable. Trent was a genius. My position was great. The technical side was great. Mew were great. Janes Addiction blew me away. NIN did even more so! Everything about my evening was perfect.

For me it was the perfect chance to get to say hello and goodbye to Nine Inch Nails in what will probably be the most fun I will ever have going to a gig/concert/show. I now know why they have such a great reputation for live shows. It was more than just a music concert. It was a great event, it was great, it was like watching a play or going to a theatre where you can respond. It was that amazing.

I remember me and my friend Ric were hoping to see Trent, Robin, Ilan and Justin perhaps wandering around London with our boyish optimisim because we had one thing in our minds to express: "Thank you for everything and may you lead fruitful lives."



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ginola posted:

or you can try this

[www.taringa.net]


10 other shows up also london at bottom enjoy all on rapidshare

Cheers for this Ginola! I managed to get this one to work perfectly with my pc. Thanks ever so much, now I can relive the experience again and also listen to my favourite version of Now I'm Nothing (For some reason I think it sounded better on this tour compared to other live recordings)

Also thanks to everyone who has made covers and artwork as well!

Email sent!

Inspiration posted:

Rob has kindly uploaded the Gary Numan songs he filmed at the O2..

[vimeo.com]
[vimeo.com]

Awesome footage. That crowd was friggin huge.

if anyone was able to download these could you kindly post them on megaupload or mediafire?

thanks.

This was nearly 3 months ago now

Taking a looooong time in between other work but I got another couple of multi-cams up today:

The Big Come Down - [www.youtube.com]

Wish - [www.youtube.com]

I did The Downward Spiral as well (which came between those 2 in the set) but haven't uploaded that at the moment....

I've dropped the new Rob footage in there as well, so it will be included in the tracks that I haven't done yet, and in the final version of ones that I've previously uploaded

Getting there - there will be a full concert edit by xmas



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Awesome, can't wait to see what you come up with. Any chance of a Torrent once you're 100% happy with it?