nin.com news 9.17.10: The Social Network score: Free sampler EP + album preorders
 
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09/18/10 12:14 PM

I love it.

 

09/18/10 12:22 PM

I'm loving the first song and I imagine I'll love the rest of it just as much!!

 

09/18/10 12:24 PM

Krazy95 posted:
CameronHMost posted:
anyone else hear voices in Eventually We Find Our Way?

In case anyone is wondering, it starts around the 2:45 mark.

To me, it sounds a little like a woman making announcements on an airport tannoy or something?

 

09/18/10 12:29 PM

Hmm If the Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross score is the soundtrack according to the download page, is the Creep cover and/or any other songs not on the soundtrack? I'm confused, are there two soundtracks?

 

09/18/10 12:41 PM

CyDs84 posted:
Hmm If the Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross score is the soundtrack according to the download page, is the Creep cover and/or any other songs not on the soundtrack? I'm confused, are there two soundtracks?

Good question.

Maybe they are using the "creep" cover just in the trailer, therefore not a part of the movie/soundtrack.

 

09/18/10 12:46 PM

Danke.

 

09/18/10 12:41 PM

The score and the soundtrack are two different things.

 

09/18/10 12:52 PM

OMS posted:
CyDs84 posted:
Hmm If the Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross score is the soundtrack according to the download page, is the Creep cover and/or any other songs not on the soundtrack? I'm confused, are there two soundtracks?

Good question.

Maybe they are using the "creep" cover just in the trailer, therefore not a part of the movie/soundtrack.

The Creep cover was done a few years ago by a UK choir, I think. They may have just used it for the trailer.

Movies sometimes do release two soundtracks - one of the more "radio-friendly" rock/pop/whatever songs, and the other of the original score that was composed to play alongside the movie.

 

09/18/10 12:56 PM

Some people don't understand the difference between a soundtrack and a score. A score is the original music written for a film. A soundtrack is outside source music used in the film.

 

09/18/10 1:04 PM

Well, Trent is calling it (what he and Atticus did) a soundtrack....look at the links.

eta: and it doesn't include "Creep".



Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 09/18/2010 01:08PM by OMS.

 

09/18/10 1:08 PM

PeedroPaula posted:
The score and the soundtrack are two different things.

That's true. For example there is a "Crow" soundtrack and a "Crow" score. The "Crow" soundtrack had "Dead Souls" and other songs, but the score was just instrumentals. Trent has called "The Social Network" a soundtrack, but he referred to himself scoring the album too



Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 09/18/2010 01:09PM by phicry7220.

 

09/18/10 1:01 PM

OMS posted:
Well, Trent is calling it (what he and Atticus did) a soundtrack....look at the links.

eta: and it doesn't include "Creep".
Whatever name Trent is using, the fact is that you won't see any music on the score CD other than what Trent and Atticus made. It's separate from the other artist songs.

 

09/18/10 1:12 PM

scott_pawsey posted:
OMS posted:
Well, Trent is calling it (what he and Atticus did) a soundtrack....look at the links.

eta: and it doesn't include "Creep".
Whatever name Trent is using, the fact is that you won't see any music on the score CD other than what Trent and Atticus made. It's separate from the other artist songs.

But you are calling a score and a soundtrack two different things (based on your post above)....so how can this be both?

I'm confused.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 09/18/2010 01:13PM by OMS.

 

09/18/10 1:17 PM

OMS posted:
scott_pawsey posted:
OMS posted:
Well, Trent is calling it (what he and Atticus did) a soundtrack....look at the links.

eta: and it doesn't include "Creep".
Whatever name Trent is using, the fact is that you won't see any music on the score CD other than what Trent and Atticus made. It's separate from the other artist songs.

But you are calling a score and a soundtrack two different things (based on your post above)....so how can this be both?

I'm confused.
They are different. I don't know why Trent is calling it a soundtrack. Ask him.

[en.wikipedia.org]
[en.wikipedia.org]

Maybe Trent means Original Soundtrack, which also means the same as Score.

 

09/18/10 1:19 PM

OK, thanks for the links.

I'm guess that Creep is just used in the promotional trailer and not part of the "official" Soundtrack, which is what TR/AR did. Maybe he can clarify this. (plz Trent)

 

09/18/10 1:19 PM

I hope more directors ask you to score their movies!



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 09/18/2010 01:20PM by tekken989.

 

09/18/10 1:21 PM

tekken989 posted:
I hope more directors ask you to score movies!
Yes. I'm already enjoying the hell out of these 5 tracks. The full film score will blow my mind, guaranteed. But even MORE film scores? I can live with a 7 year NIN gap if Trent keeps doing this. tongue sticking out smiley

 

09/18/10 1:18 PM

Not to rain on everyone's parade, but keep in mind that Danny Elfman's foray into film scoring was the death knell for Oingo Boingo.

 

09/18/10 1:28 PM

OMS posted:
I read a comment somewhere by "someone" that they don't expect to sell many copies of the soundtrack.

I don't think that "person" fully understands that this soundtrack will appeal to more than just NIN fans.

I'm under the assumption this soundtrack will sell very well due to Trent and Atticus scoring it.

Never underestimate us NIN fans, lol.

 

09/18/10 1:38 PM

Krazy95 posted:
OMS posted:
I read a comment somewhere by "someone" that they don't expect to sell many copies of the soundtrack.

I don't think that "person" fully understands that this soundtrack will appeal to more than just NIN fans.

I'm under the assumption this soundtrack will sell very well due to Trent and Atticus scoring it.

Never underestimate us NIN fans, lol.

I re-read the quote...I misunderstood and think they were referring to blu-ray.

My bad...but yes, never underestimate the NIN fans.

 

09/18/10 2:23 PM

scott_pawsey posted:
Some people don't understand the difference between a soundtrack and a score. A score is the original music written for a film. A soundtrack is outside source music used in the film.

I just seen that it was called a soundtrack on the score's download page and because I knew of one song associated with the movie outside of Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross it came to mind. For all I know that was the only song outside of the score on the movie, so maybe it was omitted or like OMS said "just part of the trailer," and sometimes soundtracks and parts of the score are mixed together. It's not unusual.

 

09/18/10 4:07 PM

trent_reznor posted:
dyscode posted:
To anyone how d/led the free EP AND preordered another format already:

did you notice the change in file size?

the free d/l is 118MB and creates a folder named Lossless when unpacked.

the preorder link d/l is only 50MB.

But both d/ls are identified as 320kpbs MP3 while the 118MB Pack is obviously VBR.

any other Ideas?

Here's what I believe happened:

Topspin is handling the backend of our store. We upload uncompressed .wav files to them, they encode the files to our specs to prepare for downloading. The free EP was supposed to be 320 LAME encoded MP3s. When the site went live, we noticed the downloads were larger in size than expected and asked TS what was up. Ends up SOME of the downloads were this MP3HD, which they describe as this:
MP3HD is a backward-compatible lossless format -- unless you're using MP3HD plugin you're still getting compressed MP3

We have since switched all new downloads to straight 320 MP3s. If you have the larger files and they are playing, there's no need to re-download.

If you purchase the complete digital download from us (either as a standalone product or what comes with a physical product) you will have the usual options of what format you'd like to DL (including lossless). I don't THINK Amazon has options (all 320).

Wow, I really wish I knew what the fuck you guys were talking about. Killer sample maaaan! No really. Love the new music but have absolutely no idea about all these formats. Wish I did.

 

09/18/10 4:33 PM

big thanks, somehow, someway, you and your music has ALWAYS reached and profoundly touched my being at a time when i find myself at the edge of the abyss,...some of your work gives me a hope/ belief that uhm, to paraphrase, maybe happiness and peace of mind 'mite' be for me,...while some of your other work will fill me with rage and angst, i.e., the big come down, especially when the vocals fade and the crescendo builds until it reaches its peak and wham, you (i) feel like i wanna plow thru ANYTHING!!! and now, this soundtrack sampler, will hafta drive thru indy/ broad ripple, with it blaring to truly get the whole effect, but, man, again, thanks!!! you rock!!! hoping all is good with you and those you cherish,...

 

09/18/10 4:37 PM

PeedroPaula posted:
Not to rain on everyone's parade, but keep in mind that Danny Elfman's foray into film scoring was the death knell for Oingo Boingo.

That's the second time in 24 hours someone speaks of Oingo Boingo! By the way, they are the total shit. I feel sorry for the people who don't know about them. And Paula: I believe the death of OB came also because Danny Elfman is losing his hearing due to live performances and while this problem sort of worked for Beethoven, I'm pretty sure he was the exception, not the rule.

As far as the soundtrack vs score debate goes: technically, I do believe what TR and AR wrote is a score but if Trent wants to call it a soundtrack he can because he's fucking Trent Reznor and he can do whatever he wants. And soundtrack or score I don't care because I'm still buying it.

Really, that's stuff is for the Academy Awards to sort when they'll decide which Oscar they're going to give to ours guys. smiling bouncing smiley

 

09/18/10 4:54 PM

marodi posted:
PeedroPaula posted:
Not to rain on everyone's parade, but keep in mind that Danny Elfman's foray into film scoring was the death knell for Oingo Boingo.

That's the second time in 24 hours someone speaks of Oingo Boingo! By the way, they are the total shit. I feel sorry for the people who don't know about them. And Paula: I believe the death of OB came also because Danny Elfman is losing his hearing due to live performances and while this problem sort of worked for Beethoven, I'm pretty sure he was the exception, not the rule.

As far as the soundtrack vs score debate goes: technically, I do believe what TR and AR wrote is a score but if Trent wants to call it a soundtrack he can because he's fucking Trent Reznor and he can do whatever he wants. And soundtrack or score I don't care because I'm still buying it.

Really, that's stuff is for the Academy Awards to sort when they'll decide which Oscar they're going to give to ours guys. smiling bouncing smiley

LOL...the cute baby otter has spoken!

 

09/18/10 5:00 PM

Thankyou TR and Atticus !!!

Just got done listening to the Sample ep, defiently going to buy it...in my opinon this takes care of "Ghosts 2".

I noticed these tracks take place mostly in the middle and end of the soundtrack, so im assuming the tracks at the beginning will be more "upbeat" and more intense.

All in all this looking VERY good for the future of NIN's musical direction.

Now if only we could hear a lttle more TR sex voice LOL.

Nice work guys!



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 09/18/2010 05:19PM by Crow_54.

 

09/18/10 5:31 PM

netfire_ posted:
The thing I was sent in the e-mail doesn't work. Tried it in fire fox, tried it in chrome.

try it in Internet Explorer.

 

09/18/10 5:33 PM

The soundtrack page for the movie on IMDb lists songs from other artists (warning: some may consider this a spoiler!): [www.imdb.com].

The main page notes 'Original music by' Trent & Atticus. The soundtrack page will eventually be updated with TR/AR's album info when its available, just like "The Book of Eli's" page. It's known as an "original movie soundtrack" - [www.amazon.com]. And there were songs from other artists in that movie also. (And you ought to check-out that soundtrack if you haven't already!)



IMDb has a glossary and here are their definitions for:

Score - The musical component of a movie's soundtrack. Many scores are written specifically for movies by composers.

Soundtrack - Technically, this term refers to the audio component of a movie. Popularly, it refers to a collection of songs which are heard during the movie, often sold as an album.

So it's all good! grinning smiley



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 09/18/2010 06:04PM by SwimFin.

 

09/18/10 5:41 PM

Thanks SwimFin, for the example and clarification!

 

09/18/10 5:57 PM

The samples sound really great. I'm going to wait to watch the movie first before I buy the rest of the score.

 
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