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1. In the past as well as recently your music has been used in many films as well as trailers(to breathtaking effect I might add)would you be open to the idea of producing another movie Soundtrack,or perhaps maybe even scoring one?
2.Or has Hollywood also become too homogenized? I love Danny Elfman but he should not have a monopoly on Tim Burton films.....  Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 04/07/2009 10:36PM by Hunter4Peace. | |
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Trent, changing the world sounds like a good plan. I've thought of so many ways to do it; journalism, and documentary. Have you thought of going in that direction. A lot of people really care about what you say and think. I thought the doc video you did for PETA was enlightening. Would you like to be a spokesperson for any other cause?
I'm learning HTML & CSS so that I can create my own web pages. Most folks feel it's OK to just use a program like Dreamweaver. Do you have any thoughts about this? What do you recommend? I really enjoyed videotaping your show last year. It gave lots of people pleasure to view over and over. Is it possible that we may do this again for this tour specifically at Shoreline?  | |
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Was The Slip someway connected to Year zero? There was a lot of speculation about it with the AIR flag in the Letting You artwork. And what was the meaning of the red line?
Name a few "big" bands/artists (Metallica, Radiohead, The Prodigy... globally known bands or artists) that you would like to produce (I hope that you produce a Jane's Addiction full album after the NINJA Tour btw). Also, do you have plans to "get a life" during the time that you'll not tour? I mean, do you see yourself married with children before it is too late?  Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 04/07/2009 10:50PM by FERABAD. | |
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So here it goes... three questions:
1.) most likely a frequent question, but with the news regarding "nine inch nails" going away for a bit, does this mean as a musician you too will be taking a break? Or is this just a departure from NIn and a shift to Trent Reznor. I recall in a recent interview you expressed your desire on doing more piano work, could something more acoustic come from this? 2.) following your departure from Marilyn Manson, the details as to why you two stopped working together appear to have always been shady. With his new album coming out in the next couple months has the thought of collaborating again ever crossed your mind? Or is the fact his focus is completely different from yours enough to not care? 3.) As you have matured obviously your music has matured with you, and going back to my first question, is there a possibility to see you take a more acoustic direction, or less heavy direction with your music, and if so how long do you see yourself creating music? Like most art forms it's something you can do all your life, do you see it the same way? Thank you. (and check your inbox still  )
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This is very cool, I really enjoyed watching the digg interview btw. Here are mine:
1. A while ago in interviews you said that a Year Zero 2 had it's place somewhere in the future. You said that you knew how it ended, and you intend on completing the story. Can you tell us, without giving too much away, if you have had any thoughts on this? Is it still possible at some time? 2. What would you think of doing another album in the vein of Still? Another album in that acoustic format would blow many fan's minds out of their heads, as it is a treasure amongst many of us. As far as I can tell, the most requested "Stillified" song is In This Twilight. 
3. What direction do you see Nine Inch Nails taking, musically? Year Zero was very electronic, Ghosts was very experimental and new in it's blend of very raw/unheard of musical sounds. Do you think that the sound of your music is changing, and if so, how do you see it progressing? Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 04/07/2009 10:55PM by scott_pawsey. | |
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- has anyone in the band or personnel ever brought up the idea of "tour beards"? if so, why didn't you do it? if not, you should do it.
- do you still play or even own a saxophone? if you do, would you ever consider doing a sax-solo rendition of a NIN song, just for shits & giggles?
- if you and Bruce Willis got into a fight, who would win? follow-up your answer by challenging him the next time you meet; should he decline, you will be considered the winner. MOD EDIT: Three questions at the most, please. Edited 4 time(s). Last edit at 04/07/2009 11:25PM by leo3375. | |
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Long question (sorry) and a bit 'sci fi' but bare with me....
1. The launch of the new iphone app. may seem to some, nothing more than an engaging, fun elaboration of the kinds of networks already established here and with other sites where people can instantaniously see what others are doing, thinking, feeling. Yet the potential of this kind of locative interaction over the entire globe also creates fantastic agency for the exchange of information that is significant or even urgent in nature. Have you considered, given the increasingly unstable world we have created that taking locative interaction matrixes to their logical conclusion may have far reaching potential in terms of creating a stable, supportive network that could grow and encompass more than just a fan based culture/community and ultimately create a robust real-time information exchange that elegantly circumvents conventional 'news media' the way you have helped circumvent the 'music industry'? 2. are we the good Borg? | |
