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 01. "Mr. Self Destruct" 02. "piggy" 03. "heresy" 04. "march of the pigs" 05. "closer" 06. "Ruiner" 07. "The Becoming" 08. "I Do Not Want This" 09. "big man with a gun" 10. "a warm place" 11. "Eraser" 12. "Reptile" 13. "the downward spiral" 14. "Hurt"
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| | Description: | The Downward Spiral by Nine Inch Nails, released 25 May 2000, includes the following tracks: "Heresy", "Closer", "The Becoming", "Big Man With A Gun" and more.
This version of The Downward Spiral comes as a 1xCD. - This is a reissue produced some between 1996 and 1999, when Polygram who owned Island cancelled their exclusive rights agreement with Stemra which is printed on the original pressing of [r=2724528] and signed a new agreement with MCPS which is printed on this version.
Packaged in J-card case with a twenty-eight page oversized booklet (i.e. too big to fit in a jewel case). Both contained in cardboard slipcase which has text on all three closed edges.
[Booklet]
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Studios: Le Pig of Beverly Hills, The Record Plant, A&M Studios.
Mastered at Futuredisc.
We miss you Jeff Ward
Lyrics reprinted by Kind permission
All tracks published by MCA Music Ltd.
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[Disc Face, J-Card & Slipcover, Booklet]
? 1994 TVT/Interscope. © 1994 TVT/Interscope. The copyright in this sound recording is exclusively licensed to Island Records Ltd. in the UK."The Downward Spiral" is a groundbreaking album by Nine Inch Nails, released in 1994 on CD format by Island. This industrial rock masterpiece features iconic tracks such as "Closer," "Hurt," and "March of the Pigs." The album explores themes of self-destruction, despair, and transformation through Trent Reznor's innovative production techniques and raw lyricism. Nine Inch Nails, led by multi-instrumentalist Trent Reznor, has been a driving force in alternative music since their debut. With multiple Grammy Awards and critically acclaimed albums like "Pretty Hate Machine" and "The Fragile," NIN has influenced countless artists across genres. Island Records, known for nurturing legendary acts including U2 and Bob Marley, continues its legacy of supporting visionary musicians with this release. | | | Producer: |
Flood, Trent Reznor |
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14 |
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5221262 |
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Alexander S. - 07/Oct/2018  About program albums of Nine Inch Nails, perhaps, it is difficult to write. I remember that I began my acquaintance with the works of Reznor and Co. from this album and was fascinated by the combination of samples, ambient electronics and live instruments, the atmosphere of decadence ... Spiral is probably not as melodic as the famous "The Fragile" (1999 ), but incredibly gloomy, for it leads the lyrical hero directly to the brink of suicide. I would especially note only the sadom-maso-anthem "Closer", becoming the blues-noise "Ruiner", the terrible "The Becoming", another anthem of the decadent love "Reptile" and the hysterical "Hurt", genetically rewritten at one time by Johnny Cash. The moment of catharsis is, of course, "The Downward Spiral" - a terrible composition-neurosis. That does not mean that the rest of things are passable, not at all! And they are all imbued with the painful sound of Reznor's piano, which makes this album, in my opinion, well recognizable. There are two more songs in the Japanese and deluxe editions: "Burn" and "Dead Souls", which I, unfortunately, do not have.
In general, the album is in any case worth a closer look. That's just not during the blues, but what's good, finish just like a lyrical hero ...
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