Trent Reznor and Nine Inch Nails

A Rockview Audiobiography

De: Hans Kunnsa, John Brown, Hanna Bauer

Narrado por: Hans Kunsa, John Brown, Hanna Bauer

Trent Reznor, founder of Nine Inch Nails (NIN) began creating music early in his life and cites his Pennsylvanian childhood as an early influence. Hi provided what some have called "grim and gripping" music throughout the nineties. He is a loner who likes to express himself in his individualistic and creative style. He has also contributed to Marilyn Manson. Reznor says that music was his means of escaping a small town life. A man who courts controversy, Reznor moved into the Cielo Drive Mansion, site of The Manson Family murders of 1969, to record his NIN album The Downward Spiral, which he says he chose because of location - not because of the murders. Reznor was on self destruct and even though he had fall outs with many people in the music industry, he kept and built a legion of fans. This is not a music recording by the artist or record company and sound quality may vary. His aggression is evident in songs such as hate and his fight for individualism is evident in his music. In this exclusive audiobiography we get a personal insight into what motivates him, how he is inspired and the driving force he has in his battle to produce great music. Fans, Collectors and music historians will, without doubt, be inspired by Reznors clear musical vision.

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Love the old stories

Information I had no clue about. Love his hate for MTV. Learned lots of his background.

amazing old skewl interview. with the time!!!

Gives a great insight with where he was while writing Pretty Hate Machine and how The Downward Spiral came to be.

NIN forever!!!

Nothing New or interesting

Sound is not very good and the stuff itself is nothing diferent from any other NIN interview.

Lousy recording

The sound levels between the interviewer and Trent are way off. Most of the time you can barely understand the interviewer, if at all. Therefore, the context of Trent’s responses are often unclear.

Just a short interview with poor audio

There are two people conducting the interview and only one of them was mic-ed properly. Couldn't hear the other person's questions at all even at max volume. If you're a NIN fan, you probably already know this stuff because they ask all the same old cliched questions. Meh.

Just really awkward listen

Just a very awkward listen good material, horrible performance. I wish I liked it more.