 the first article and read your way up to the present using the links at the bottom of each article.

For more casual sampling, have a look at this complete list of all posts since the beginning of time or download the mobile app. Go ahead and click on any titles that intrigue you, and I hope to see you around here more often. When I wrote my review of Nine Inch Nails' The Day The World Went Away single about 2 months ago, I was pretty dissapointed in hearing what I felt wasn't really that much of a new direction for the group. While they did a couple interesting things that I can give them credit for (the first single from a hugely anticipated album and it didn't even have a drum track). Still, I couldn't help that it was missing something, even though I didn't know what it was. I chalked it up to a combination of my anticipation being too high and was hopeful that the track was one of the weaker ones on the disc.

After spending quite a bit of time listening to the latest NIN opus The Fragile, however, I know that I failed to figure in one of the most important elements in writing the first review--myself. When Nine Inch Nails put out their last full-length album 5 years ago, I was there on opening day to buy it. Actually, I skateboarded to the local music store (several blocks away) in the cold for their midnight sale and kept bugging the guys that worked there until they sold the disc to me at 11:45pm the day before it was officially released. With it in hand, I frantically skated back home and went straight to a friends room and we listened to it from beginning to end, even though I had an early class the next day. They were my favorite group then, and I bought bootleg live shows on CD, went to see them in concert, and even had a couple t-shirts. In the time since then, though, my musical interests have changed a ton, and while people may try to tell you differently, on The Fragile Nine Inch Nails is still Nine Inch Nails.

Sonically and texturally, The Fragile is probably the most interesting album that the group has put out, simply because there's so much music on the 2CD, 23 song (and nearly 120 minute) release. For the most part, the album isn't quite as brutally heavy as
the first article and read your way up to the present using the connection at the bottomland of each article. 

 For more casual sampling, have a spirit at this complete list of all post since the beginning of time or download the mobile app. rifle ahead and click on any titles that scheme you, and I hope to see you around here more much. When I write my review of Nine Inch Nails' The Day The World Went Away single about 2 calendar month ago, I was pretty dissapointed in hearing what I felt wasn't very that much of a new direction for the group. While they did a couple interesting things that I can yield them credit for (the first single from a hugely anticipated album and it didn't even own a drum track). Still, I couldn't help that it was missing something, even though I didn't acknowledge what it was. I chalked it up to a combination of my anticipation being too high and was hopeful that the track was one of the weaker ones on the disc. 

 After spending quite a spot of time listening to the former NIN musical composition The Fragile, however, I sleep together that I failed to figure in one of the about important element in writing the first inspection -- myself. When Nine Inch Nails put out their last full - length album 5 year ago, I was there on opening day to buy it. Actually, I skateboarded to the local music storehouse (several block aside) in the cold for their midnight sale and kept bugging the guy that worked there until they sold the disc to me at 11:45pm the sidereal day before it was officially free. With it in hand, I frantically skate back home and went straight to a friends room and we listened to it from beginning to end, even though I have an early class the next day. They were my favored group then, and I bought bootleg live show on CD, went to see them in concert, and even have a couple t - shirt. In the time since then, though, my musical interests have change a ton, and while people may try to tell you differently, on The Fragile Nine Inch Nails is still Nine Inch Nails. 

 Sonically and texturally, The Fragile is credibly the most interesting album that the group has put out, merely because there's so much music on the 2CD, 23 song (and nearly 120 minute) release. For the most part, the album isn't quite as viciously heavy as
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AfteR spendINg QuITe a bit of TiMe lIsteNINg to tHe laTEsT NIN opus the FraGIlE, hOwever, I KnOw that i fAilEd tO figuRE in oNe of thE most impOrtanT Elements in writINg the first revIEw--MYSeLF. WheN NiNe Inch Nails Put oUT theIr laST fUll-LEngth Album 5 YeARs AGo, I was there on openinG dAy to buY it. AcTually, I skatebOarded to thE LOCal music StorE (SeVEral blocks away) In the Cold for theIR midnighT sale And kept bUgging the GUYs that woRkeD thEre UntIL ThEy sold the disc TO Me at 11:45Pm The day bEfoRe it was OffIciAllY reLeAsed. With iT in hand, I FrAnTiCaLly SkateD Back home AnD weNt StrAight TO a frieNds roOm anD wE lISteNed to it FRoM BEginNiNg To enD, evEn ThougH I haD An eArly claSs the next Day. tHey wErE mY favoriTe group then, anD I Bought bootLeG liVe showS ON CD, went tO see them in concert, and eveN Had a couPle T-shirTs. In The time siNce Then, thOugH, My musiCal intErestS hAve CHAnged A TOn, And WhIle people mAY Try To telL yOu diFferentLy, on The Fragile Nine iNch nails is still NIne inch nAIlS.

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Fo r  mor e  c asual  sampli n g, h ave  a  l ook  a t  t his c omp lete li st of allpos ts  since the b e gi nning of t ime  or download  th e mobi le  ap p . Goahe ad an d clic k  on an y titlesth a t intr i gue you , an d Ihope to see you a r ou n d here more of ten. W he n  I w rot e m y review o fNineI nch Nai l s' T h e D a y The World W ent Away si n gle  about  2  mo n ths ag o, Iwa s  pr etty dissap oint ed in hea ring w h at I fe l t wasn' t real lytha t mu c hof  ane w  di r ec tio n  fo r the gr ou p.  Whil e th e y d id a  co uple  inte resting thing s t hatI  ca n giv e the m cr ed it fo r (the  firs tsingle from a h ugel y anticip ate dalb um  andi t didn 'teve n havea drumt rac k) . S ti ll, I couldn't hel pt h at  it wasmissin g  s om e thing, e ve n t houg h I did n'tk no w what i t was. Ich alked i tup toacom bin ation of m y anti cipation  bein g  too high andw as hopeful th a tt h et rack  wa s one of th e we a kerones on  th e  disc .

Af te r  s p ending quite a bitof  timeliste ning to the l atest NINo p u s The Fr agil e ,h owever, I know  that  I failedt o figure  in o ne of th e most im p o rtant el eme nts  in  wr i t in g the first r e v iew- -m yself.Whe n NineInc h N ail s p ut  out thei r last f ul l- le ng thalbum 5 yearsag o,Iwas  ther e  on op ening  day  t ob uyit. Act u al l y , Isk at eboa rde dto th e lo c almusic s tore (sev era l  blo ck saway) i n the cold fo rtheir midn ig htsale a n d  kept bu gging the guys that wor k ed ther e u ntilthey  sold the  di sc tomea t 11:4 5pm th e day  b efo r e  it w a s  o ffi ci ally relea s e d.Withit  inhand, I  frantically skate d  ba ck home and w ent  str a i gh t t o  a fri en d s r o o m and we listen ed to it f ro m  b eginning t o  en d,  even t hough I  hada n early  class th e next da y.  The y wer e my favor ite grou p then, a n d I b o ug ht bo otl eg liv esho ws on  CD, w e ntto se e them  i n conc ert,an d even h ad a couple t-shirts. I n thetimesin ce then,tho u gh,  my music al i nterests h ave  ch anged  at on, a nd w h il e p e oplemayt ry to tel l  y oud i ff erently, on T h e F ragil e N i ne Inc h Na ils is still Nine Inch Nails.

S onic a l lyand text ur ally, The Frag ile  i s probably  t he most int eresting  a l bum t hat th e grou p has p u t  o u t, sim plybec ause ther e's  s o  much m us ic on the  2CD ,23 son g (and near l y  120 minute) rel ease. F or th e  mo st pa rt , the a l bumisn't quit e as brutal ly hea vy a s
 the_first article_and read your way_up to_the_present using_the_links at the_bottom of each_article.

For more casual sampling,_have a look_at_this complete list of all posts since the beginning of time or download the_mobile_app. Go_ahead_and_click on any titles that_intrigue you, and I hope_to see_you around here more often. When I wrote_my_review of Nine_Inch Nails' The Day The World Went Away single_about 2 months ago, I was_pretty dissapointed in_hearing_what_I felt wasn't really_that much of a new direction_for the group. While they did_a couple interesting things that I can_give them credit for (the first_single from a hugely anticipated_album and_it didn't even have a_drum track). Still,_I couldn't_help that it_was missing something, even though I_didn't know what_it was. I chalked it up_to_a combination of_my_anticipation_being too_high and was_hopeful_that the_track_was one of the weaker ones_on_the disc.

After spending quite a bit of_time listening to the_latest_NIN opus The Fragile,_however, I know that I_failed to figure in one of_the most_important elements_in writing the first review--myself. When Nine Inch Nails put out_their last full-length album 5 years_ago, I was there_on opening_day_to buy it._Actually,_I skateboarded_to the local music store (several blocks_away) in_the cold for their midnight sale_and kept bugging the_guys_that worked there until they sold_the disc to me at 11:45pm_the day before it was_officially_released._With it in hand, I_frantically skated back home and went_straight to a_friends room and we listened to it_from_beginning to end, even though I_had_an early class the next day._They_were_my favorite group then, and_I bought bootleg live shows on_CD, went to see them in concert, and even_had a couple_t-shirts. In the time since_then,_though,_my musical interests have changed a ton, and while people_may try_to tell you_differently, on The Fragile Nine Inch Nails is still Nine_Inch Nails.

Sonically and texturally, The Fragile is_probably the most interesting album that the group has put out,_simply because there's so much music on the_2CD, 23 song (and nearly 120 minute)_release. For the most_part,_the album isn't quite as brutally heavy_as