This man gave us Pretty Hate Machine, The Downward Spiral, and The Fragile…he doesn’t owe us anything. His music will live on forever.
@Bullke10 ай бұрын
Also Broken, let's please not forget about that one... i agree with you. It's sad, but its okay. I may never see Trent's show, but he can't miss his time with his family, and how a reasonable person is gonna argue against that? He's done more than enough for me and i can only be gratefull he exists and existed, we will always carry his music with us, and generation after generation he's gonna become immortal
@cjwallgor9 ай бұрын
Absolutely correct although before I die I HAVE to see two bands live: NIN & Meshuggah (w/Thordendal) but def NIN… preferably NIN back to back in all its entirety!!
@user-gc2kk9mz8b9 ай бұрын
Too twu
@mattheww7979 ай бұрын
Sounds like he’s making excuses
@colt31268 ай бұрын
Couldn’t have been said any better!
@SeriiusRogue666 Жыл бұрын
Trent is such an incredible inspiration. It’s crazy the amount of success he’s had
@HANNAHLUMERIA-it5rw Жыл бұрын
Artistic impact, he's able to sing the emotions I buried .
@Misadventures_85 Жыл бұрын
right on. he has such range with the projects he has worked on.
@Crunkachu3 ай бұрын
@@HANNAHLUMERIA-it5rwSame here
@Remmy-iq3bs Жыл бұрын
As a huge NIN and Trent fan since 1989. I definitely understand what he’s saying but I will definitely will miss his music as it has saved me over the years. He’s like no other.
@KingdomDumb Жыл бұрын
Film scoring seems like such a natural fit for him. Good on him.
@dmercury292 Жыл бұрын
Trent can do whatever he wants. I just hope I get to see them one more time be he retires the band.
@shanonkallhoff2431 Жыл бұрын
I remember my freshman year in the first class, I was sitting behind one of the new students who had a walkman cranking "Wish." It blew me away and we talked about NIN for that first period. I've been a fan of the album Broken ever since. A few of my friends went further down the spiral with Trent as time marched on. I liked watching the MTV videos and a few of the catchy popular cuts. We used to jam the NIN albums while playing Wipeout and FZero. We still love The Crow and the soundtrack. Over the years my friends got into all that Trent put out including some amazing side projects. Trent is an amazing frontman and creative musician. I can still hear "Pinion" build adrenaline slowly cranking up to the intro to "Wish" and it thrills me now just as it ever did. Junior year I was in a bigger school and I was one of the new kids who met a cousin to the keyboardist, who gave out some free NIN stickers. I had that sticker on my gaming TV for over twenty years. A few of my friends have been to the live shows and were blown away by the vivid scene Trent makes. Thanks for everything NIN.
@ghost_to_a_ghost Жыл бұрын
Man. Coil and that Quake Soundtrack. fuuuuuck 👊
@antonyalekseev7231 Жыл бұрын
Sweet, warm memories of the old days! I don't want to sound like an old wreck, but that was the real deal! I just link it to two things. That we were young and everything was new. And the music was constantly changing and there was movement. New styles, new sonic techniques, new recording techniques, lots of different effects, just blowing your mind. And now it's all just kind of passive and melancholic. Like a sunset in warm weather. And let it all go... Just love Trent and his own way.
@thatguyinaband6341 Жыл бұрын
I had a similar experience, only great artist I found recently is Gran Hechicero
@mikelreborn3254 Жыл бұрын
My grand ma bought me broken in 92 on tape I was 13...might of been that kid lol
@brostoevsky8481 Жыл бұрын
@@antonyalekseev7231 this is still happening you just don't relate to it as much
@TheGatorguy87 Жыл бұрын
It’s such a shame that so many great artist feel that way about music today.
@nathanielbables8652 Жыл бұрын
Do you agree?
@ghost_to_a_ghost Жыл бұрын
i agree. i'm 38 and i have honestly been nerding out on a lot of Gen Z bands like Knocked Loose, Lorna Shore, DRAIN, and many many others. Great rock and metal is everywhere and I personally think that metal in particular is in a better place than it has been in 10 or 15 years. you just have to go in to stuff with your mind open.
@nathanielbables8652 Жыл бұрын
@@ghost_to_a_ghost yes metal actually seems to be expanding lately. Wonder what that says about the times we live in.
@TommyVarekai Жыл бұрын
feel that way about people*
@thrashinwebster Жыл бұрын
I reckon it’s always going to be up to the individual’ there may be what’s looked at as a smaller amount of people showing interest in certain genres of music but at the same time people are becoming more introverted because of being able to hide behind closed doors and listen to what the like on some many different platforms that do t alyws get accounted for as far as numbers of fans or listeners goes’ we are all still here’ we are just harder to find now’ and that’s because the concert scene isn’t the same as it used to be’ touring isn’t as important to promote records as it once was’ there are so many different factors that make up the reasons for all of this’ but that’s just me ✌️
@Ak-710. Жыл бұрын
He’s not lying tho I miss the days of going to the stores on payday and buying the weeks new release’s or older albums was lots of fun like a hunt get to the spot and it’s gone 😭🥴
@JasonRogerson-gs8jp8 сағат бұрын
There's a record shop near me that I miss going to when I was younger. One is still open, while the other closed
@diditombstone3268 Жыл бұрын
Saw them last year for the first time at the Eden project in england. NIN doing a show in Europe is super rare after they released the Bad witch album so i had to take this opportunity, I canceled 2 of my favorite festivals to save money for the trip (i'm from the Netherlands) and i gotta say. It was totally worth it, their amazing live They've grown to be my favorite band.
@lizzyzig Жыл бұрын
I’m devastated. the sucks right now and going to a nin concert was like therapy for me. And I’m just sad he doesn’t plan on making a new album or touring.
@sugarsore Жыл бұрын
You're lucky you've been able to see them live. They don't tour in Minnesota.
@Dynamatrix2000 Жыл бұрын
Why don't you deal with your problems instead of constantly needing therapy.
@DrivenAgony11 ай бұрын
@@Dynamatrix2000 bro woke up and chose to be an L
@TETRARCHFREAK Жыл бұрын
I'm sorry that Trent Reznor feels that way about music I hope he get's NIN Nails going again someday they are a great legendary band
@aishamarquez211 Жыл бұрын
Darn
@-Heavy- Жыл бұрын
The Downward Spiral & Fagile are 2 of the greatest albums I have ever heared! Timeless Masterpices!!!!!
@msscott22 Жыл бұрын
Agreed
@-Heavy- Жыл бұрын
@@msscott22 ...pretty and excellent music taste...I'm melting...! 🤘☺
@lorcansavage1550 Жыл бұрын
I’d include Broken too as it’s kind of a trilogy; First a rageful and impotent cry against the external(Broken), then the rage and negativity being turned inward ,stripping layers away to a broken bitter end (TDS)and finally ( with the fragile) spiralling in the pit, confused and disjointed ,lamenting, hopeless and regretful. Tracks like Pinion/wish, Happiness in Slavery and Gave up off Broken are among his best
@mac24seven Жыл бұрын
Whatever it takes for gim to be happy. He has a body of work to be very proud of 👍🏿
@kennethmilam2894 Жыл бұрын
His music got me thru the darkest days of my life. Mr. Reznor, thank you from my heart and soul .. a fan.....
@elizabthharris6741 Жыл бұрын
They will catch the 90s train soon enough with a tour, but there is oversaturation right now, and the price of tickets and lack of sales make touring and new stuff not as worth it. They does great film scores! I love their work!
@JoshThomas9 Жыл бұрын
Glad I caught him on his last tour!!
@yes_sir_its_me5487 Жыл бұрын
It’s truly unfortunate, I’m quite young and only recently discovered nin and I’m just glad I got to see them once 2022, just hope they come back sometime, I will forever be upset I was too young to see them back when he was younger.
@abox8362 Жыл бұрын
they are coming back when the time is right for sure
@EvilCheshire2000 Жыл бұрын
lets hope so
@ElAche7 Жыл бұрын
When Live Nation pays him like they did GnR for the karaoke tour.
@SmokeyMcPotProductions Жыл бұрын
He will, I mean, back in 2009 he did the “Wave Goodbye” tour which was supposed to be NIN’s last tour… and after a hiatus of 4 or 5 years we ended up getting a new record, Hesitation Marks, side project with his wife HTDA, 3 NIN EPs, produced the Hasley record, several remixes of other artists, and multiple tours. The man isn’t done with NIN… he just needs a break from it again to fall back in love with it again.
@Datmainman Жыл бұрын
I understand what Trent means however those of us that really care about the music are still here. But also he has given us so much amazing music already so if he’s happy that’s what truly matters imo.
@daysofradiation Жыл бұрын
I agree… in terms some words used by trent sound more like provocations about today scenario. Of course a warning about young generations and what will be next for them
@aishamarquez211 Жыл бұрын
Yeah well 😢
@daysofradiation Жыл бұрын
I think we all know the scenario is not the one we grew into… times they are changing. there are some points of non-return and sometimes we discover irocanilly that these points of trespassing have been made by our favourite ones! but this is not the end of all ! There are many intersting artists nowdays , like echoes of something and it keeps going on…(I think about Y. Tumor for ex. or arca for more deeply sperimentation a little pop oriented…) let them play live and we’ll see what will happens. all of them are growing in this “music industry zeitgeist “ , bad or good as it appears to be.
@roan9914 Жыл бұрын
He's still going to be making plenty of movie and tv soundtracks with atticus at least
@LemonCups Жыл бұрын
I’ve enjoyed the more recent nin releases very much. Would love for him to get back in the studio and do another album.
@alexburchell1891 Жыл бұрын
I can see where he's coming from. Glad that at least he's still going to be doing film score work - he and Atticus do an amazing job with that stuff.
@rubaidaallen2764 Жыл бұрын
Agree with TR 100% The music industry now is a joke. Stepping back sounds like a good idea. Such an incredibly talented musician. I’ll always be a fan 🤘🤘
@thatguyinaband6341 Жыл бұрын
only great artist I found recently is Gran Hechicero
@liaml.e.59644 ай бұрын
His songs, his art, his *Legacy*, will outlive most of us. He has met many of us on the brink and stayed there with us.
@BrunoVinicius-ix8wt Жыл бұрын
Trent is a genius and I wish him the best. His music saved my life more times than I can count.
@SerpentStar_ Жыл бұрын
Saw NIN at last year at 2022 Rockville. Awesome set list 🎹
@jjochems Жыл бұрын
As usual, Trent is letting his cynicism be his guide. No matter how right or wrong he is, he shouldn’t let it dictate his own work. Even if a lot of people aren’t paying attention, some people are. Without a doubt, Reznor changed my life. So I would want to ask him, how many lives would you need to change to make it worth it to you? 1 million? 10 million? Because from my perspective, even one life is gigantic. Trent has forgotten that. Some of us haven’t.
@JaketheJedi23 Жыл бұрын
Damn that’s crazy! I just started getting into them a couple months ago! I’m in love with the music sm!! I really hope they play in the future. I will for sure go see them live!
@J2Metal6 ай бұрын
Trent’s early albums are the soundtrack to my adolescence. I’m grateful I got to see him live and will always treasure those first 4 albums.
@Shawn-vp8yb9 ай бұрын
Ive listened to NIN since Pretty Hate Machine as a teenager in 1989. I've been on every tour since and it's the only band I've ever looked forward to new music from. I seriously can't and don't want to imagine a world without NIN. Bowie being gone is bad enough
@rileybowman5988 Жыл бұрын
I really want a chance to see him live one day! His music has meant so much to me for the last 20 years, born in ‘98
@adolfosilva388311 ай бұрын
I hope he can channel Bowie's energy again and say "fuck that" and create another masterpiece! Don't give up Trent!
@TheRootman6266 ай бұрын
NiN is the one band I will see no matter what. If they come around I’m there. My first concert ever was the self destruct tour in 95 with my uncle. Was hooked ever since then! I’ve seen NIN 20+ time so this sucks. He’s gone on hiatus before so here’s to hoping he’ll be back out in a few years..
@JCDwyer Жыл бұрын
That’s a very nice way of saying he’s a grown man now and that shit is a young man’s game. He deserves to do music in whatever context HE wants to.
@user-hm4tt9hy5f Жыл бұрын
I hate saying it but Trent is right. Case in point, it's been three years since Ghosts V and VI. Back in the day, the wait for a NIN project would be far longer than 3 years. Not only does it feel undervalued but it feels like he's not getting the appreciation he deserves. He's also right about the film scores he and Atticus Ross are working on, it does feel like he can do stuff with scores that might not make sense with NIN. Personally, I like the Girl with the Dragon Tattoo score he did. HBO's Watchmen was also solid
@alexburchell1891 Жыл бұрын
Yeah, I agree. His score for Watchmen was actually the whole reason I watched that show. Did not disappoint. Gone Girl and The Social Network were awesome as well.
@grumpysnail81 Жыл бұрын
Trent has done plenty. He right, the music industry is a joke now. Besides, as much as I love NIN, he's left us with more great and original music than will be created by anyone in the next 100 years. We're truly at terminal velocity in the downward spiral. Good luck everyone!
@bryan123483 Жыл бұрын
That's what I'm trying to focus on. I'm lucky enough to have seen them multiple times from the late 90s until their last show. It's still sad but you're right, he's created so much brilliant art and I'm trying to focus on that and not that I might not ever get the chance to listen to a new album for the first time or go to a NiN show that has an energy to it that I don't think any other band has ever been able to match for me. I'm wishing him all the best and I'm definitely happy for him. I'm still hoping for an album in the future though. That or maybe we'll get a real farewell tour at some point.
@Mrchair905 Жыл бұрын
Well the 100 years thing is just not true because you can’t see the future lol, but he deserves to do whatever he wants with his life, dude is 58 and only has so much time on this earth to spend with his family.
@rarto34677 Жыл бұрын
@@bryan123483 Go to a Korn Concert.I would say Jonathon Davis has a better live voice than Trent. I like both bands.
@NottyGurlStyle Жыл бұрын
I’m happy for Trent and I definitely don’t blame him… the music industry as it was back then is not the same today. Trent has done for much and blessed us with enough good music…as for his film scoring I was shocked when I found out he was doing that when he won and award and I was just blown away. The man is too talented to stay in one box, plus if it give him time with his family… you can’t argue with that. Wish him the best and can’t wait to hear what he comes up with next!
@MichaelWaisJr Жыл бұрын
He didn’t win ONE award for a film score. He won SEVERAL! It was amazing!
@phewiss30669 ай бұрын
I'm glad that I can't listen to music in a "background music" kind of way. When I listen to music, I have to sit and take it all in. Sometimes I'll have it on in the background, but it just isn't the same.
@ihatetobethatguybut.... Жыл бұрын
NIN is a great band/project, and I also feel like they are one of those bands that TOUR A LOT. Like, probably more than they need to. Not that I regret seeing them, but I often think of how it makes band members feel in the long run. Foo Fighters were one of those bands too, and Taylor Hawkins is a good example of tour exhaustion. I can relate to what Trent is saying about how music is not as sacred anymore. People will listen to it, but NOT live out the positive the messages in it. Making it only something cool to do. Just a commodity. That's my 2 cents anyway.
@DonutStalker93 Жыл бұрын
I just got into NIN a few months ago, I'd always been aware of the band and had seen the video for Only a lot on Fuse when I was a teen, but on a whim just went back and actually spent time diving into their full discography only recently. Through listening to more of his music and watching interviews and hearing his story about his struggles in his younger years Trent became my favorite musician pretty much overnight. I do hope I get the chance to see him on tour at some point, just being someone who missed out on the opportunity to do it earlier, but I'm glad he has that stability and happiness in his family life that he says makes him not as interested in touring.
@aboutthisproduct7674 Жыл бұрын
No I get it. I have seen NIN 5 times as a teen and an adult from 2000 to 2016 or whatever and each time the crowd gets less into it. The 2000 Fragile show was nuts so was the 2005-6 tour, Lights in the Sky still had a moshpit and people going crazy and having fun! but when I saw them headline in the freaking rain at Day for Night people just stood there in the freezing rain. So me and my little brother who I promised a crazy NIN crowd was disappointed. We tried to start a pit and some people where into it. They said things like watch out for my girlfriends? Really. Nine in Nails and Trent where giving everything they got in the rain and people where just scared standing there. Then the festival security came and said we cannot have contact with any people. This is post 2016. So the Aphex Twin show had flags, dancing, and crowd surfing but a year later it was all cancelled. I get why he doesn't want to tour or make records. Playing his heart out to people on there phone. Fuck it.
@AlexHerlan Жыл бұрын
This feels like deja vu. Ive been a fan long enough to have seen this cycle repeat a few times over now. He/NIN will be back. This is far from the first time hes had these frustrations or taken a hiatus.
@hiabex Жыл бұрын
While I understand much of what Trent said, while reflecting on the way that music in the current epoch is digested, I think that he's underestimating how fans of his music engage with it. Having followed NIN throughout their entire career, I've always taken extra time to get into the music, bought formats where variations/B-sides were available, chosen physical format over digital wherever possible, bought the experimental products such as Not The Actual Events & Add Violence physical components. I mention this, as I think I'm not alone in how I approach NIN releases. I'd predict that a good 80+% of the existing fan base share similar experience and sentiments. If this is the case, he should know that as far as HIS music is concerned, most of his fans will appreciate it the way that he'd like them to. By deciding to abstain from producing new NIN because of some negative perception of how people deal with his music, is a disservice to his fans, and a self-fulfilling prophecy to a certain extent. Bands generally don't continue indefinitely, at some point it is perfectly natural to hang up the boots and bow out. I'd always hoped that there would be one final NIN album that goes out with a blistering bang, it would just seem a fitting way to end.
@toddclark332 Жыл бұрын
He definitely specks the truth ❤ thanks bud for the update
@thatdudewelove849811 ай бұрын
When I heard his Ghost albums, I knew instantly where Mr. Reznor's true strength lied. Yeah, his angry and edgy stuff was pretty damn awesome too, still listening it to this day, but it goes to show how an artist evolves and how he prioritizes more important things in life. Good on you, Mr. Reznor! May we all be as strong and motivated as you!
@ambitionx16398 ай бұрын
I still worship music Trent, for what its worth.
@monicahull868010 күн бұрын
Trent reznor is a sober king. I named my son after him . He is completely transformational. His music gives me peace.
@oscarrios60485 ай бұрын
As a fan since 89 I pray he tours again.
@jedidiahgirio Жыл бұрын
He also arranged the Soundtracks of a couple classic movies back in the day. The impact that the Natural Born Killers Soundtrack has had on my life is deep
@ambernord289210 ай бұрын
Sooooooooooo grateful I was able to see Trent Reznor and NIN during his last tour last fall 2022. I can appreciate all his endeavors. Always will be my favorite artist.
@JasonFalter10 ай бұрын
The entire music experience is so hollow now. Just like he said in the interview. You used to be able to hear a new track on college radio. Anticipate this new band or album dropping. Head out to pick it up at 12am on Tuesday morning at Tower records for their midnight release. Then that first listen on the way home and staying up late to devour the liner notes and lyrics as the tracks played. That's all gone now. Streaming and technology killed it.
@scifislack Жыл бұрын
All respect to him I thought they were basically on hiatus already. Whilst we aren't getting NIN, we are still getting some excellent film scores, I'm fine with that.
@le_th_ Жыл бұрын
Glad I saw NIN again in Oct of 22. Reznor has become the king of atmosphere in movie scores.
@20th_century_Ghost Жыл бұрын
The old world dies one day at a time and with it, goes the music and the beautiful shrine.
@icbm7776 ай бұрын
If You’re going to spend time away from family, at least be compensated for it. The age of music and albums are all but completely dead. Everything’s compressed and digitalized for convenience. Good for Trent not giving a shit, and continuing to do what he loves, making music for scores is probably much more rewarding.
@kimbreleymora6999 ай бұрын
Totally agree with Reznors view on todays music. REZNOR was the last reL pioneer, who poured PASSION and feeling into his art!
@murpuhbuh11968 ай бұрын
if anyone is new to nine inch nails I’d definitely recommend listening to his full interview with Rubin, gives a lot of insight and info about how much of legend Trent is
@Crunkachu3 ай бұрын
I WISH Trent Reznor could give some of us the chance to experience Nine Inch Nails live in concert. Eastern US but would try to get anywhere in the US I could if Tent changes his mind & decides to give us a few more shows. I don't understand because I read he was doing an extended your started last month ending in September 2024 with 2 music festivals????? Why is that info on the Internet-Yet I can't seem to find any way to buy tickets so it must be someone just messing with me. Obviously his family & his life & his wellness is now important. I understand if he wants to spend the time with his beautiful family I just want Trent Reznor to know that I only discovered Nine Inch Nails fairly recently & if given the chance for me & my son to be able to go see him love in concert-It would change our lives in such a positive way. He is such a positive inspiration for both of us as we struggle with similar issues as he has in his past & we ate both struggling to see 'the point of it all I don't even like writing that bit done things happened last month that made me question everything & I scared myself & don't ever want to go there again.....Trent's music & words for me through the toughest times of late. Then when I found out he was 'doing a USA tour-I took it as a 'sign......As something to look forward to-As something to save us..... Please Trent Reznor please please please give us something we thought we could never have.....
@DJNurseAnnabella3 ай бұрын
Glad I saw them once live recently.
@nathanielball3654 ай бұрын
I got to see the show of all shows!! The Blossom show in Cleveland 2022! The one and only show where every single member nine inch nails ever had was all on stage playing all at once!! Since Nine inch Nails was formed and got its start in Cleveland It was his special treat just for us ohioians and Clevelanders in particular. Though I live in Mansfield which is only an hour away I have plenty of roots and fond memories in Cleveland. So proud to say I'm from his neck of the woods! And while I have NO DOUBT he does not miss Cleveland nevertheless he strikes me as an extremely humble guy and never forgets where and what he came from. I'm sure he has at least a few fond memories of getting his start here, going by his previous interviews i know he also described NIN's success as "Escaping Cleveland!" Also something only ohioians and Clevelanders in particular could truly relate to. But it was a really incredibly feel good moment to have been there at a place that he deemed very special to himself and his band and he certainly expressed his appreciation for us that night!! What an incredible show that was!! Thank you Trent, Atticus and the entire NIN CREW!!! WE LOVE YOU GUYS!!!
@genghistron00 Жыл бұрын
This passage explores complex themes like redemption, self-reflection, societal expectations, consequences of choices, and resilience. Here are some key quotes and their meanings: 1. "Losing sight in shadows of raptured constellations, countdown to ignition, mushroom clouds signifying loss of innocence." - This quote suggests a disconnection from hope and purity, as well as the inevitability of change and the loss of innocence. 2. "Born to die with our eyes wide open, without mercy and no remorse." - This line conveys the harsh reality that everyone is ultimately bound to die, emphasizing our vulnerability and the unforgiving nature of the world. 3. "If all is forgiven to those who destroyed peace in the name of greed, will it justify the spoils, when you answer for crimes against humanity?" - The author questions the consequences of greed and the consequences individuals will face for contributing to human suffering. 4. "Were all puppets surviving on a string." - This line suggests that individuals often feel powerless and manipulated by forces beyond their control like societal norms or expectations. 5. "Mask of smiles hide heavens truth, singing parables of days gone by." - The quote highlights the idea that people often put on a facade to hide their true feelings or thoughts. 6. "Face to face with the chaos jumping on my chest, I'll find a way to make the sunshine again." - This line speaks to resilience in the face of adversity, hope, and determination. 7. "Now I'm trapped under the wall of shit I built, keeping faith another test of fate." - The author acknowledges the consequences of their own actions and the struggle to maintain faith in the face of hardship. 8. "The beauty of imaginations gift, when you've been used up, left to wonder, behind every corner is another day to betray chasing routine." - This quote emphasizes the power of imagination and the potential for new opportunities, even when circumstances are difficult and life feels static.
@jeffreybolgrean79529 ай бұрын
Hes gotten me through the best and bottom of times. Im very grateful
@MrRobison945 ай бұрын
Just enjoy the albums and relive the memories. That's what I do. I'm so used to groups disbanding. I'll miss Skinny Puppy, too.
@rocketman8476 Жыл бұрын
I respect his opinion on this matter. I have pretty much every halo ever released by him (I guess you could say I’m a pretty big fan) I do miss physical copies, reading the notes and lyrics, really absorbing the songs and taking my time with them. He’s made a ton of albums so even if he decides to take a hiatus, he’s made enough to satisfy new or old fans alike
@VolvoImpala Жыл бұрын
I really liked the Ghosts project that NIN went on and I'm glad they "they" (I guess that's NIN's pronouns) did some more of that in 2020. My mom commented that the soundtrack work with Atticus Ross was just like more extensions of the Ghosts project. I remember the soundtrack to The Social Network and felt that it sounded like Ghosts and then the soundtrack to The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo saw the duo grow from that and make stuff that sounded more involved. It was just something that worked for me. A little weird, surprisingly ambient and calm. A big 180 from NIN's usual sound. And Ghosts I-IV as well as The Slip were better albums than Year Zero and With Teeth for me.
@GarrettLoganGriffin7 ай бұрын
I sure hope we eventually get new music from him in the future. But if not, we have over 30 years worth to fall back on. Nothing but respect for Trent. One of the greatest songwriters and performers music has ever seen.
@ADHDxDahveed Жыл бұрын
Soooo basically he's just giving it up. That's what I'm getting from this, he's getting older and just wants family time etc.
@smahring Жыл бұрын
Man.. I was at the reunion show.. that alone should have shown him we still care! That place was lit up!!!
@Vectormanic1 Жыл бұрын
What's funny is that way back in the 1990s I was not tuned in to NIN or anything done by Trent & Co. due to electronica, parties, little vittles, motivating, the rest... Trent created SO MUCH CREAM in all formats available to be heard and for all to then ponder, appreciate and gain from. Now in my same late 50s mindspace I can dare to catch up with all that is yet to be heard by me. Thanks Trent, Robin, all of ya! 🏆
@DragonTVSJC Жыл бұрын
Glad I saw them on tour last year. Incredible show!
@Stacy.Kittredge11stargazerlily Жыл бұрын
well if that's the way he feels then I guess I should just stop breathing. I'm actually devastated from hearing this, I can't speak or think or feel or breathe. My heart is broken, my soul is shattered. This has been one of the worst days of my life.
@genghistron00 Жыл бұрын
REZNOR = LEGEND
@bryan1234839 ай бұрын
But NiN fans don't feel that way about music and especially NiN's music. We're begging for an album. A physical copy that we can read along to the first time we break open that brand new pressing. I've been saved over and over by Trent's music. I understand why he feels this way and that he deserves to enjoy his family and the fruits of his amazing career. Still..... I am though one of the lucky ones that's seen NiN multiple times through the years. I was able to be at the last show, the reunion in Cleveland. I've witnessed the live shows of this generations greatest musical composer so i will be trying to focus on that and not the thought of going the rest of my life without the utter joy of new NiN albums and tours. N Thank you Trent. You've given us so much.
@ericcarterofthehillpeople5 ай бұрын
Trent--good man, wants to be a dad for his kids. That's more important than anything else. He's probably said all that he needs to say as NIN with his music. I'm sure he'll tour again as NIN someday.
@nick28476 Жыл бұрын
he said the same thing after The Slip and the world tour that accompanied it. He came back in 2013 with hesitation marks. Maybe he should work with Rubin on producing his next NIN album. that would be cool.
@Saint_nobody Жыл бұрын
Rock Feed, Trent, other fans thereof, I do strive to go for "Full Album Friday's", elsewhere online. I will try remembering to put some NIN in the set then, other recommendations are accepted. Though, I'm still working and working on being more productive in my life. I don't have the time to sit back and listen, until late in the evening... let's go.
@homebass34264 ай бұрын
Damn. I'm going to be selfish and pray that NiN goes on tour again soon. My brother introduced me to NiN when I was 7 or 8, listening to Pretty Hate Machine, I would plah Head Like a Hole and Terrible Lie on repeat. Ive seen them twice. My brother hasnt seen them live and its a damn shame he hasnt. We have a deal that the next time they go on tour hes coming with me to see them.
@wafflemanofficial31304 ай бұрын
Trent recently said in the GQ interview that he is to start working on a new NIN album. They're probably going to tour it
@homebass34264 ай бұрын
@@wafflemanofficial3130 yep I saw that the day or two after I posted this and sent my brother link. I had just reminded him of our promise that he would go with me to see them if they ever went on tour again and the next day GQ had rhe article with Trent and Atticus
@A_Scanner_Lightly Жыл бұрын
Trent is completely correct about music culture today 🥺
@donclark36438 ай бұрын
One I member/ love most...."lost highway!!!" Before the Zuckerberg thang...may not done the hole score, but DEFINITELY THERE!!!!!
@Jacob-hk6to Жыл бұрын
To be honest it sounds like he’s just wanting to be close to family and chill, live a good life well. The cultural analysis is probably very much secondary.
@giorgia4456 Жыл бұрын
Shit, just became a fan one year ago and I won’t get the chance to see him live anytime soon huh
@stud_ley8 ай бұрын
That Gone Girl ost was perfect for the film. My friends put me onto him years ago and I started listening to him again recently. I definitely get what he means about how people seem to treat music as disposable. Which could be a reflection of how streaming music has dominated the industry to the point where there's no real excitement for anything anymore.
@tayloriginals999 Жыл бұрын
He's not wrong about the music situation these days. Music used to hold a large part of the pop cultural zeitgeist, but now it is diluted with so many other things like video games, movies, social media, news and politics, viral cat videos, viral hate videos, crazy conspiracy memes, TV and streaming shows and movies and the list seems to go on and on! I remember when NIN first came out and hit the music world by storm! Music was a huge part of pop culture then and now it's not really much more than an occasional foot note in so far as mass media is concerned.
@genghistron00 Жыл бұрын
GONNA GO JAM REZNOR REST OF THE NIGHT, HERE I COME AICHAT!
@aamonsterbear989 Жыл бұрын
I thought Trent was live on the screen for a sec at the beginning cause out of the corner of my eye it looked like he was moving 😆
@CarolynDestruction Жыл бұрын
I got into ambient due to Trent, with making industrial music I feel like I'm help carrying NIN with a lot of other people. Just a joke but yes I think this is for the best to have NINE gone for a few years. BUT we all love NIN. I have passion for music and I enjoy it
@patigrove99373 ай бұрын
Trent Reznor is a genius....period.
@darkWolf354 Жыл бұрын
Reznor's first movie that I remember was "Natural Born Killers", it also comes to my mind that he did a soundtrack for one of the versions of the game "Doom". It's very likely that now any of these choices are much more lucrative and less demanding than the "Rock" shows.
@SmokeyMcPotProductions Жыл бұрын
Actually, it wasn’t Doom, but a very similar first person shooter game from the same company, called Quake. There’s even a NIN logo on the ammo box for the “nail gun” 🙂. He was slated to do the soundtrack for Doom 3, as well as original sound effects, but ended up not doing it for whatever reason. However, the few sound effects he did create before backing out ended up leaking online, if you do a bit of searching around you should be able to still find them. Sorry - I’m a NIN nerd, didn’t mean to go off on a tangent like that 😅
@darkWolf354 Жыл бұрын
@@SmokeyMcPotProductions to grab online I prefer the video from Peter Christopherson "Broken" that used to be on Pirate Bay ;) I am long time fan too, but I prefer Tool ;)
@lorcansavage1550 Жыл бұрын
I see Broken/The downward spiral/ Fragile as kind of a trilogy in a fashion of Pink Floyds ‘The Wall’ ( or much much Darker side of the moon) First a rageful and impotent cry against the external by the protagonist, who is like Trent but not Trent,(Broken), then the rage and negativity being turned inward ,stripping layers away to a broken bitter end (TDS) and finally ( with the fragile) spiralling in the pit, angry, confused and disjointed ,lamenting, hopeless and regretful. The greatest rock albums of all time
@RPRsChannel Жыл бұрын
*_Well, every gahdamn pressing of any NIN/Reznor album gets sold out before I can buy a copy so someone either is selling a lot of vinyl on release day or makes extremely low editions of his albums._* *_I'm pretty sure people have been listening to music while doing something else for decades._* Edit for spelling.
@michaelwisniewski2037 Жыл бұрын
Clevelander here. Seen nin several times over the years and last summers show at blossom that featured Rick and the rest of the original lineup was unforgettable to say the least!! Mabye,Trent just wants to go out on top. And now focus as he said on family. And his film scores
@MikeysMorgue Жыл бұрын
Pretty Hate Machine is my favorite NIN album! Terrible Lie is badass!
@aldrichuyliong8143 Жыл бұрын
It's probably for the best. I'm just glad there's at least one 90's icon left that hasn't been me too'd yet.
@thevinyltruffle Жыл бұрын
Nothing is black and white. Lots of music these days is crap. But there are 6,000 songs uploaded to Spotify a day. There is tons of amazing ass music too. Now, I have always been an active listener. Music has always been extremely important to me. I’m still that way. Now, I have friends that used to, but now listen to music only while working or whatever. But, my 2 teenage daughters listen to music like I do/used to. ALL THE TIME and they read the lyrics and watch the videos and learn the lore/members. So far all the blanket statements I see in the comments, that’s YOUR experience. It’s not the objective truth.
@sphere52827 ай бұрын
in other words he's taking sometime off like he did over a decade ago, when he said he had to figure out how to present NIN in a new way
@alexmurphy5289 Жыл бұрын
The ONLY real person in music anymore. Basically my hero
@tristanedwards7302 Жыл бұрын
Hey Brianstorm - Loved your Tesseract - Exile cover from years ago. Wish you'd kept it up on youtube. Unbelievable performance. Still think about it all the time! You should put up covers again like the old days!
@FaithFallRepentGraceRepeat Жыл бұрын
Music, the listening experience & the concert experience is FAR from what it used to be when Pretty Hate Machine was released. Greedy, selfish corporations & music labels have sucked the fun & soul out of everything.
@kaerbear9 ай бұрын
Ugh. I’ve been a fan since the beginning and never got to see them live. This is bumming me the fuck out, but I get it. Getting old sucks.
@NancyL0220 Жыл бұрын
I find it interesting that this response video has considerably more views than the actual interview. Is it because of the over two hour length of that video, or are fans just having trouble finding it? Rubin's is a great interviewer, and the last section of Trent's chat was where he "cryptically" (his description) talks about possible new projects. One was storytelling but not with an album or soundtrack. The other was possibly going to be inspired from his time at Apple, and basically challenging himself. The interview multiple times mentioned his children, artistic expression, and how hard it is to discover new music these days.. What are the odds that the once young "Mr. Self Destruct" who is now a doting , mature father creates new art especially made (and "family friendly") for young kids? Trent did do a soundtrack for Disney (Soul).