Well said

beautifully said. The powerful thing about Adam Curtis, is that his images are so well mixed with music, bearing all the depth that politics and history holds on its selves.

And he's always been able to do it so well, almost effortlessly. I love it but I can only listen so often LOL

Wow! Well put. Never really thought of it that way but, yeah. I get it.

Documentary had me shazamming every 5 minutes, or at least trying to.

Well the last 4 Ghosts took the band a month or so of just improvising in the studio, I think. Considering Trent's mastery over the years, I guess it doesn't take long. In about 10 years or so a bunch of hits from many genres will probably take a lot of influences again from these pieces.

The Fragile took longer because Reznor was an addict constantly in flux with what he wanted to do, then getting writers block for long periods without any sort of partner to bounce ideas off of. He had collaborators, but Collaborators don't get a say. No one had the power to tell him when he was getting off track or meandering. This is where Atticus Ross, who has been with him for nearly 20 years now comes in. He was always in the shadows, acting as a compass for years until he made his prescene known in 2010, then HTDA, then finally the second official member Nine Inch Nails. It was he who dragged a kicking and screaming Reznor into the 21st century, keeping him from being a dated act like 99 percent of his contemporaries. A thankless task too, considering the amount of shit he gets from many NIN fans.

It was worked on longer than that. The art director wrote that he was listening to it a month ago

The Fragile took longer than 2y lol

To everyone correcting me, Trent spent two years WRITING the Fragile. It obviously took longer than that to mix and release but he was touring right up until '97 so it wasn't the full five years.

Jazz Noir

Steven fucking Halpern the GOAT

Also Fields of reeds by These New Puritans

Very well put on the G-spot .. buddy !

Bohren and der club of gore?

Now I got something additional to worry about.

Great scott.

Gone Girl Part Deux?

Naw, that's The Space in Between kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eLiqn5qozq-ZfWg.html

Brilliant

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Rather the last star in the universe dieing out. When the source of light is gone.

It's a mute trumpet, mate.

You could say Hau-hau-haunting

Same!

Definitely, but I'm hearing a lot of trumpet in these pieces and loving it.

@@GoryRory In the timeframe that he and Atticus have been scoring a Disney/Pixar film about jazz, the trumpet makes more sense.

@@RoxieMarquez_marroxeli I thought they were scoring the non-jazz related bits

@@RoxieMarquez_marroxeli They're also scoring a Fincher film set in the 40s and using period instruments, so I'm sure this is them also testing the waters.

Its definitely not a saxophone in this piece of music. I used to play alto sax but this also does not sound like other saxophone types such as the tenor sax (for instance) because it is clearly a trumpet.. Reminds me a little of the lonely trumpet in Jeanie Bryson's 'Young At Heart'

I was reading the dark tower to these two albums, works just as well.

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Jä I made my own. Just do it in order; either up or down you can use the 'sort' function en play to correct it.

Thought he was gonna get all the pieces playing on separate tabs

U have fantastic taste in music

Don't be sorry.

Is that game really as good as Planescape? Stay healthy.

@@MisterAAnderson It really is man. Hope you've picked it up since this comment.

@@nickbooze9766 Sadly not. Didn't have time. But I've got my eye on it.

Oh my god, I just tried visioning that. It kinda worked! Lol.

Didn't Atticus make the OST for that movie?

@@fulldisclosureiamamonster2786 yes he did

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I was thinking more 99.9.9 but whatevs.

It's mute trumpet.

wdym?

@@violetbaudelaire7353 it means Mr Reznor is illuminate. He's high level too as he has been incorporated into the main stream (Disney) the words he uses and the content and context is very dark. He sings about law (legislation) and the sea (maritime law) in many, many songs. He's very clever. I respect that. He also uses subtle hand gestures on live appearances which is spell casting. 666 hand signals and a halo gesture on one video. I started watching closely when I realised the words he speaks have relevance in law. Which I study. The words used have a frequency which is harmful to us. He knows this. The frequency the instruments are tuned to, 440hz is also damaging. 432hz is a healing frequency. He knows this too. Have a quick look on here for 440 vs 432. There's a bowl of water experiment that shows the frequency affecting the water physically. Fascinating stuff. I'm glad someone noticed and asked to be Frank. 👍 LFE is a traumatisung frequency 'the great destroyer' features this in many areas during the 'boom/blast /noisy' instrumental section of the song. There is such a thing as black noise. David Bowie, another illuminate refers to this in a video interview which is also on KZfaq. He states you can kill people with it. He is correct. There is also evidence of 'graphene oxide' being manipulated with certain frequencys. It is present in certain vaccines. C19 to be precise. The Travis rapper show a few months back had several audience members collapse. The symbology of that event is clear. 'See you on the other side' and the mouth wide open and people walking into the mouth.. This represents baal. A demonic entity they worship. They are spell casters. Strange but very true.

@@diaryofadeadtattooist oh, right-- well, thanks for the clarification 👍

​@@diaryofadeadtattooistdafuq are you on?

@@violetbaudelaire7353 illuminati.. Ever seen his hand gestures? Keep an eye.

if beautifully written and produced isn't your style, then try some Drake. I guarantee you'll love it!

Lloyd Holiday I’ve filled my library with nearly every NIN Halo, bootleg, movie soundtrack, Reznor & Atticus Ross score and multiple other collaborations Reznor is apart of w/a few exceptions (i.e. latest NIN albums). Snarky Drake and mocking comment aside, I’m still a massive fan of the man and his mind. Merely stating MY opinion.

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It's a trumpet, not a sax

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