I've been waiting a long time for this, and I'm very pleased. It's very "avant garde". Deep electro and percussion sound. Lyrics are improved since last ep. I'm stoked for the new ep, and can't wait for the Lp release either. Good things ahead. Some new NIN in the next year I hope as well.

I could say I'm a nin fan, but in truth, I'm a Trent Reznor fan. Whatever he puts out, I love it. I think a lot of negative comments on here are coming from people who are still stuck on "The Fragile". Hey we all love the Fragile, the deluxe sessions would be warmly received, but Trent is moving forward in his career and getting better with age. Personally I'd love a continuation of the "Ghosts" volumes. But this new HTDA, is everything I could have hoped for. It's contemporary, electro ambient, dark art music. Radiant with creativity and would have to placed in the "other" category. I really can't wait to hear the rest of it. Credit to everyone involved, but it's Trent's hand in this is what makes it something great.

Keeps getting better with every additional listening.

I brought some new freshness to the world of redundant chewed up music. Check out Stench of Lip on FB and reverbnation. I would love to have the Nothing record crew take a look at my music and help me make a engineered piece. I don't want money, I just what a person needs, a chance to record professionally. Take a look and google Stench of Lip. I started all of this because of musicians just like Trent. Thank you,
Kevin Peacock \,,/

TreyS posted:

I just watched the video cassette The Doors, The Soft Parade 1991 in an interview by PBS on May 23, 1969 Jim Morrison spoke of
seeing someone in the then future with a room full of machines recording music by themselves well that person was Trent Reznor 1989.

-TreyS

In 1967 John Mayall released an album called Blues Alone. He played every instrument himself except from drums on a couple of tracks. Considering the time, and Trent used drum machines and electronics etc. he was before him.

crosscrew posted:

TreyS posted:

I just watched the video cassette The Doors, The Soft Parade 1991 in an interview by PBS on May 23, 1969 Jim Morrison spoke of
seeing someone in the then future with a room full of machines recording music by themselves well that person was Trent Reznor 1989.

-TreyS

In 1967 John Mayall released an album called Blues Alone. He played every instrument himself except from drums on a couple of tracks. Considering the time, and Trent used drum machines and electronics etc. he was before him.

And Trent had a lot of help with the overall sound on PHM. There is more than a dozen people listed in the credits.

I'm pretty sure a guitar is a machine

So considering the fact that he produced this himself also, how many machines do you think he needed just to record it? Remember this was a time of analogue.

I love Mariqueen's vocals!!!! Perfect, sultry, heavy but soft - moody! Actually, her vocals feel as if there delivered with such careful and restrained tone, it makes beautiful tension! Love how it works with all the HTDA tracks so far. I love this sound! Edgy yet smooth!

Someone posted they wanted to hear "Mariqueen screaming her ass off." Well, I can't say how it would sound or if it'd work, it's hard to know what 'ya haven't heard. But this is HTDA, not NIN lite - I love the Soundscape and her vocals are perfect, I believe. When a scream or two was needed, she's got a powerful range ref: "Is Your Love Strong Enough" and Trent through down great, powerful vocals to add the knockout notes!

I love HTDA, great chemistry here!

Peace!

InvisibleLonelyGirl posted:

When/where will you be able to order this cd from? How much will it cost? I can't wait to hear it

It comes out on November 13th. You'll probably be able to order it off their site, or Amazon.

Awesome song...like tha creepy feel to it....u cease to amaze me trent

Nice

^Thanks

He has a message waiting for me
But I don't wanna hear
I promise
I swear
I can't
I can't keep it together

The I can't keep it together part, is…

• The she saying this about herself to her self?
• Is she telling the voice that she can't keep it together?
• Is the voice saying that he can't keep it together?
• Is the voice telling her that she can't keep it together?

Does this have any reference to We're in this together? Should we even relate HTDA with NIN, at all?

I'm eager to move forward and hear some more of the story. It's been quiet on our side.



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...don't know...

HurtNoMore posted:

Sounds like the lyrics from Discipline.

Funny, I thought he was saying " I CAN keep it togeather. "

Even though i think it sounds like Trent's lyrics, i bet he'd refrain from referencing his NIN material in HTDA.

lol

Watch Trent Reznor's How to destroy angels_ Perform "Keep it together" in the Studio


Fuck yea.