TianaL85 posted:

greghatesevry1 posted:

Does anyone else get depressed while listening to nin now??

I can't even look at my pile of downward spiral cds without feeling down....I had such a great time and I will miss going to all the nin shows.

I'm sure it will pass and I will be able to listen to them...but right now I feel so sad

I listened to them forever yesterday, and felt the same way Post-Concert Depression has hit.

Yes! I get that way too, big time. Going to visit a friend in Virginia tomorrow. Hopefully that will help. It will pass! Hang in there!

omg, seriously I thought I was acting like a baby.

I feel like a jilted lover.

I mean NIN didn't even CALL me!!

It's like NIN doesn't even CARE about me!!


In 100% seriousness though, it's so strange. It honestly feels kind of like I broke up with someone and I really didn't want to.

lunggwai posted:

bleachlpb posted:

The floor shook so much I thought it was going to cave in.

The floor did feel ominously springy. Did you see the light stands shaking at the front of the stage!? Crazy.

Can't wait to hear what everyone has to say about the last shows!

it did feel that way!! see what NIN does to a place!!! fuck yeah! I miss them already...

TianaL85 posted:

greghatesevry1 posted:

Does anyone else get depressed while listening to nin now??

I can't even look at my pile of downward spiral cds without feeling down....I had such a great time and I will miss going to all the nin shows.

I'm sure it will pass and I will be able to listen to them...but right now I feel so sad

I listened to them forever yesterday, and felt the same way Post-Concert Depression has hit.

OMG I am so glad I am not alone. I was able to go to WH amd Bowery but not Terminal 5. Webster was it for me after being a fan and seeing NIN shows for 20 years. Tuesday while the Terminal 5 show was happening I literally sat here glued to this board and Twitter crying my eyes out.

The fact that NIN as I know it if OVER hit me hard! Wrapping my arms around never seeing another NIN show was just to overwhelming all I could do was cry.

I really thought I was having a mid-life crisis. Maybe I am?

this show was my dream.....and i missed it by one night. The terminal 5 show was one of the most powerful raw performances I have ever seen by mr reznor. Hating to wave goodbye...


Does anyone have access to downloading this show? I dont have a demonoid account so I cant access it. SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME!!!

ghost0610 posted:

this show was my dream.....and i missed it by one night. The terminal 5 show was one of the most powerful raw performances I have ever seen by mr reznor. Hating to wave goodbye...


Does anyone have access to downloading this show? I dont have a demonoid account so I cant access it. SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME!!!

I have uploaded the Mp3 files to the following places.
It is a RAR file so just use WinRar or any other zip utility to unzip the file.
All the mp3's are tagged and ready for i-Tunes.
Just click the links.....

Sendspace

Megaupload

And the FLAC files can be downloaded from bt.etree.org which is a free site and does not require registration!!

bt.etree.org

ENJOY

I uploaded the other two clips I had

Ruiner

[www.youtube.com]

Heresy

[www.youtube.com]

Short clips, but I felt like Ruiner was great with Robin, and Heresy was just in my opinion a full example of what it felt like in the pit, amazing.

While I posted before about how stupendous this show was, now that I’ve been to the 2nd Terminal 5 show, I need to reiterate that it wasn’t just an amazing show, it was one of the best shows I’ve attended in my 35 years or so of fairly steady concert going. I’ve heard a lot of wonderful music and enjoyed many great shows (9 of them other NIN shows) but every now and then, there is a show that is an category of its own where you know that it will be something you remember for a long time.

In 1979 I went to see a band called the Gang of 4 at a tiny club in Toronto called the Edge. They had just released or were about to release their first LP. Punk was relatively new. The anger, the rage, the fact of a mosh pit, the type of music, the lyrics, the attitude and the performance – all were unique at that time. I knew I was experiencing one of the most transformative gigs ever – not just for me but for the direction that music was going to take. I will never forget the expression on Andy Gill’s face, Jon King’s vocals, or the pogo thrashing/dancing in the pit. It didn’t hurt that Gill was a dead ringer for James Dean. I saw Gang of 4 again, but nothing rivaled that show. At the opposite extreme, and as another example, I attended my first (and only) festival in 1980 in a parched and dusty field, and at one point Talking Heads came onto the stage with a whole new lineup including Nona Hendryx and Adrian Belew and played Remain in Light before anyone had heard it – and the crowd of 80,000 was silent because they wanted to hear every word and every note. And then there was last Sunday at Webster. Thanks to wise ticketing policies, everyone there was a true fan desperate to be there. And everything clicked – not automatically, but because it was clear all involved poured heart and energy and skill into it. And even the songs I’d heard and enjoyed before were crisper somehow and more passionate.

TR has asked how the paperless ticketing worked (I’ll limit myself here to how it worked in terms of the night of show, not as to obtaining tix) and I’ll say that it was great. I was extra grateful at the release of the few tickets last week as that’s how I got a ticket.

Thank you to the band for a truly memorable experience.

THANKYOU NIN_SLAVE!! Your audio is faaaaaaaaaabulous!

Its great to listen to and relive what was possibly the greatest NIN show ever performed and to be performed...you know..without having to worry about passing out from the heat or being crushed against the rail

and yeah...Knowing this was the last time...I kinda feel like my best friend died. We had some great times together, we grew together and I can't even tell you how many times TDS ALONE has saved my life...15 years...

Listening to the albums is going to be like going through saved letters and old notes that were tucked away from friends long gone

NIN_Slave posted:

ghost0610 posted:

this show was my dream.....and i missed it by one night. The terminal 5 show was one of the most powerful raw performances I have ever seen by mr reznor. Hating to wave goodbye...


Does anyone have access to downloading this show? I dont have a demonoid account so I cant access it. SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME!!!

I have uploaded the Mp3 files to the following places.
It is a RAR file so just use WinRar or any other zip utility to unzip the file.
All the mp3's are tagged and ready for i-Tunes.
Just click the links.....

Sendspace

Megaupload

And the FLAC files can be downloaded from bt.etree.org which is a free site and does not require registration!!

bt.etree.org

ENJOY

Thanks this is awesome!!! Now I have to find some good audio for Tuesday's show....

Yeah, I can totally relate to all those who are saying they're feeling depressed after coming down from the high of a NIN show. I felt that way after the Jones Beach show back in June, thinking that was the last time I'd ever see NIN.

This week has been totally different for me, though. I grabbed NIN_Slave's recording off of Dime and I've been listening to it over and over and over. I feel nothing but a sense of awe and total gratitude for having been a part of that experience last Sunday night. I'm still riding the high, a full week later.

I get goosebumps hearing the crowd shout out the chorus to "Mr. Self Destruct" and "Heresy". You knew right there that this was going to be an awesome show because it was such an awesome crowd.

More goosebumps with "It won't give up! It wants me dead! And goddamn this noise inside my head!" And "Kill me! Kill me!" And don't even get me started on "A Warm Place".

Jesus.

The hard part for me is going to be the next few concerts I end up going to, whatever they may be. I just have to remember that NIN@WH 8/23/09 stands apart from all other concerts I have ever seen or will ever see (probably). I can't expect the next show to be on that level - I just have to appreciate it for what it is. Stay in the moment, you know?

emorency posted:

My Webster Hall Source !!!!!

Flac Easy Access Torrent = [bt.etree.org]

Enjoy





Sample !!!!!


[www.fileden.com]

SWEEET!!!
Nice job as always.

Flickr

Trent leaving the club. There were a few of us that got to chat with Juatin and Ilan, then Trent and Robin came out. Everyone was ready with their cameras for Trent lol



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smallest venue, most posts.....

what does that tell you?

dam yuu posted:

BTW, this was the goodbye show i've been waiting for. Went to Ja/nin show in mass and was disappointed due to loosing my wallet mid show (got it back afterwards, but it distracted me during) and an asshole security guard. I was only able to go to one of the NYC shows, and so far it seems like i picked the most memorable one. Thank you all, this was a night i'll never forget. I was so happy. Hell i woke up the next morning on a friend's couch and my pants were still drenched in sweat! Thank you NIN. This has been a part of my life since 1997 and has always added something to my life. Hell i remember loving HLAH, having only heard it once and singing the chorus to myself years later only to find out it was a nin song when i bought PHM. Thank your for doing it right, almost noone cares enough to do that, and it is something that has brought me to respect NIN like few other bands. Awesome show, can't believe i was there for it.

100% agree with you on EVERYTHING in this post. I was also at the MA show for NINJA and it was a great setlist, but didn't compare to this show (I'm from Maine so this was the only Wave Goodbye show I could go to/got tickets to). I'm so pumped at the whole show and could have cared less about the heat (my shirt was soaked through within an hour and I was still loving it.).

Amazing show, amazing way to say goodbye, and STILL IMO the best show in the tour so far, regardless of Peter Murphey and the other setlist being longer, the Downward Spiral made this show, and pretty much made this tour...and almost, and I say almost, made this band for me.