Closure is the first video album by American industrial rock band Nine Inch Nails, released on November 25, 1997. The double VHS set consists of one tape of live concert and behind-the-scenes footage from their Self-Destruct and Further Down the Spiral tours and one tape of music videos. The first cassette's footage highlights the backstage antics by Nine Inch Nails and their tour guests: Marilyn Manson, Jim Rose Circus and David Bowie. One segment, in particular, is dedicated to Reznor's penchant at the time for violently destroying keyboards and other tour equipment each show. The music videos on the second cassette are interspersed with snippets from educational films, as well as exclusive footage shot by Peter Christopherson which is reminiscent of the video for "Closer"; these segments include remixed music from the band's back catalogue, most prominently featuring "A Warm Place" and "The Art of Self Destruction, Final". Closure also contains snippets of the non-commercially released Broken film. Footage from the Edison Manufacturing Company film Electrocuting an Elephant is shown before "March of the Pigs". According to Russell Mills, who created the artwork, a live album was also planned as a companion to Closure and artwork was made for it, but the idea was scrapped. The unused paintings can be seen here. Track listing Self Destruct Tour (tape 1) – Ribbon Wrapped "Terrible Lie" "Piggy" "Down in It" "March of the Pigs" "The Only Time" "Wish" "Hurt" (with David Bowie) "Something I Can Never Have" Music videos (tape 2) – 4 Framed "Head Like a Hole" – 4:31 "Sin" – 2:11 "Down in It" – 3:50 "Pinion" – 1:16 "Wish" – 3:42 "Help Me, I Am in Hell" – 2:03 "Happiness in Slavery" – 4:48 "Gave Up" – 4:27 "March of the Pigs" – 3:03 "Eraser (Live Version)" – 4:23 "Hurt (Live Version)" – 5:10 "Wish (Live Version)" – 3:49 "Closer" – 4:36 "The Perfect Drug" – 4:13 DVD version In August 2004, Trent Reznor announced a DVD version of Closure, long requested and anticipated by fans, which was to be released in late 2004. It contains over 90 minutes of additional footage compared to the prior VHS release. The deluxe two-disc DVD set, though finished and ready for authoring and release, has been indefinitely postponed by Interscope Records. A teaser trailer shown on the NIN website included new footage from the 1989 tour, Lollapalooza, Woodstock '94, clips from the