I remember seeing Bowie say that trent was this kinda short, shy guy who was very softly spoken.. then he started singing and it was just this huge roar
I miss this kind of interviews - the candles, no generic background music, no overused superimposed texts on screen. It's so 90's and I love it and I miss it greatly.
You'll probably be nostalgic about the lack of augmented reality in today's clips vs the 2030s. Everything is special when it's perceived as rare, which at the time, this format wasnt.
I'm a dude and I say Trent is sexy in any age. He's kind of my bro hero. . Lmfao. Look up to em to this day and I'm 37 yr old creative director. His work inspires me to do what I do, but super hard.. . **6 beers deep and doing creative research, lmfao.. **
The Downward Spiral is one of the masterpieces of music. Probably in the history of music itself. The mastery is mesmerizing, the attention to detail and the otherworldly aspect have always blown me away.
Back in the days he was suffering from OGRE-ism. Even Bill Leeb of Front Line Assembly made fun of him because Reznor tried so hard to look like Nivek Ogre. Nobody liked him. Neither Leeb nor cEvin Key and especially not Sascha Konietzko.
I love this man. I totally agree with what he says about his work being a chunk of art rather than just singles. All my NIN albums, I listen to them as a whole. I prefer them imported in my phone as one whole file. I never skip songs, the whole album speaks for itself, it tells a story and i feel like that's the best way to listen to NIN, or to music in general.
It's interesting hearing Trent talk about how he thought soundtracks were cheap, but how his taste changed after watching the movie with music. Turned out to be a premonition to his future career path besides NIN.
I used to wonder if he was pretentious and trying too hard to be controversial. But...Comparing this interview to, say the one in 2010, he has really stayed true to his art-- not easy to do. He is indeed a true artist. Being an artist is not the same as being a musician or a painter, it's a way of looking at the world. "I'm more inspired, I guess, when I'm depressed than when I'm happy." Not all artists are like that, but his discomfort shares his honesty. Love your work, Trent.
He suffered with social anxiety and depression. There’s always madness attached to genius coming from the field of psychology you see it a lot in artists. This is just my personal view, but I think their quirks have an underlying skills that allows them to be good at what they do. Physiologically i don’t know if their brains are unbalanced or different that makes them be like this. All of them, all these artists are the same, take a look across the board. It would be interesting to study their brains.
I think we should keep listening to albums as a whole, as an entity. Tracks that are meant to fill a gap, will always be hollow, that's why I love this man's work so much. A universe, a halo in each release
I know Garth Brooks and NIN are so different but I bring him up because he feels the same way. Last I knew he didn't want his music on iTunes because he think records should be listened to as a while not just a single
I never hit that skip button Trent, Downward Spiral blew me away! If he thought that was the disposable age back then, just look at the mess we have today.
Yes I was 15 when the Downward Spiral came out it was such an important piece of work to me and my friends. I was blown away by this album and have been a fan since. I saw NIN live on The Lights tour which was AMAZING! I was so blown away by the production of that tour.
Funny hearing Trent say he didn't like the idea of his music being used in movies. Little did he know he would go on to become one of the best / most sought-after film composers in Hollywood. His work score for the Social Network score is probably my all time favorite piece of music for film.
A lot of people I know can't even get through one song without skipping it on their playlist. I've always loved listening to a whole album, and I hope people start to do that again.
the third section, about how he struggled with having a concept and then wanting to execute things in a certain specific way, rather than letting it happen naturally, speaks to me. that’s my biggest problem, im way too focused on the thousands upon thousands of details i can’t even comprehend yet, and how they’ll somehow amount to some grand picture. hearing that he scrapped that and things still worked out makes me feel reassured. the evolution of his sound segment was great too
@@TheMark1999 it’s hard to explain, you’re better off looking it up on Google. It’s a condition where can process a lot more stimuli than a normal person.
I always find it so interesting how a singers voice sounds when singing vs just talking. Trent‘s singing voice imo is very distinctive but his speaking voice is completely different to his singing voice imo
I find this guy to be one of the most interesting people in the music industry. I have nothing but respect for Trent and his work, he's emanating another level of human perception in his work. "Abandon all hope, ye who hit play" sort of thing, I love it.
I think it just gives him something to hide behind by saying it. I would agree he is, or at least was, very insecure. After The Fragile he seemed to change. Maybe it was getting clean or maybe putting on 35 pounds of muscle, lol.
I think part of it is he has never been recognized as a great songwriter. NIN exploded around the time of some classic bands. You usually don't hear his name in that same breath. I think he was looked at as a guy who hid behind a wall of noise,lol.
Trulysarcastic44 Many Indie Video-Game artists took inspiration from both his attitude and business logic. Look up Risk of Rain or Mirrors Edge soundtrack, they might not admit it, but i am sure they were. There is nothing wrong with borrowing when it improves on genres.
I disagree that TDS was his creative peak, considering that before it was cut down, The Fragile had 100 songs written for it. Then all that was basically mitigated into the Ghosts records.
The band did contribute parts to the songs, Hard to say who exactly came up with what and where, but i'm pretty sure Trent did not write that bass riff for Closer, that was his bassist and is pretty big part of the song. No doubt his drummer chris vrenna also came up with many of the drum beats and most the samples and sound design on broken and DWS which are also HUGE part of those albums.
I'ma be honest I'm watching this video mostly because 90s Trent is extremely attractive and the other half is I love nine inch nails And wanna hear some of the interviews for them
This is so cool seeing this, seeing info his mind in a way. I mean if you go to his shows you see that too. But hearing basically what drives him, what makes him tick, I think of him more as a musical genus now. He is a rock god
Nine Inch Nails has always been one musical project that I have loved listening to from an album’s beginning to end or on shuffle and always discover something new and intriguing every time. I will eternally love this creative genius.
If he (90s Trent Reznor) spit in my face, called me a bitchy piece of shit; beat me for 20 minutes with his microphone; chocked me out with the chord to said microphone; kicked me seventeen times with is steal toed combat boots; and spat in my face, I'd say thank you.
This is exactly how many women are (camera/visitors etc)...and also Trent Reznor lol. No misogynistic intent but in the end I'm a male who hates candles in fear I will burn down the damn house someday especially now that we are in an era where many other safer ambient lightning options are available. Lightning candles to me is like...living on the edge hahaha
When I originally bought The Downward Spiral CASSETTE it didn't leave my Walkman for 6 months. I was 15 at the time and 27 years later it is still one of my absolute favorite album to listen to.
i love this Fucking guy so incredibly much its insane . i love the way he explains things and just the way he talks its so interesting and nice to listen to
What he says about Downward Spiral and not being able to pick out a single or such is kind of true. I bought it back in college where $12 w/tax or whatever was non-trivial, and I put it in the player and I still remember going "what...the...hell" with the whipping and noise on Mr. Self-Destruct. It's odd that having sunk the money into it kind of forced me to leave it in the player, long enough to warm up to the album...I think the Spotify/Internet-Time song-by-song approach might not create the same feeling of a stake in giving something a shot. It really isn't just "10 songs he happened to make at the same time"--I think the work has to be approached as an album, which is really a dying concept lately it seems. I grew to like it and think it was money well spent. So congratulations for sticking to the guns and making what you wanted to make, it was a nice piece of work...(albeit incredibly depressing, but, art's supposed to make you feel *something*, not always positive).
I had same experience with TDS. It was one of a handful of first cds I got when I was in 4th or 5th grade at Lechmere's, purchased on recommendation of my older sister. I had a very small portable Sony boom box with a single red bass boost button. Throw a couple batteries in there and could bring it outside by swing set. I put the CD in and when mr self destruct (which for years I thought was pronounced 'emm-arre' not mister lol) came on, i felt disappointed. I honestly didn't like it and dare i say i even felt regret that i spent the 11 or 12 dollars on it. I gave it more listens as one of only cd's I had and grew to love it. NIN has been my favorite band since 90s, i used to collect all albums (which was stolen unfortunately during a period of addiction), have seem them from fragility tour right up to couple years ago. TDS is and has been one of my all time favorite albums. If you're new to this music give it a few play throughs, become familiar with it, it truly grows does grow on you greater than you could imagine.
@@Draka67 which Trent might as well have been a band member on. Antichrist Superstar is an amazing album for numerous reasons. No matter how much of a douche Manson is or isn't, he will always have that accomplishment among a few others under his belt. Along with Trent and Twiggy.
It's a really cool interview, thank you for the upload. Trent is much more approachable in these early times I feel. Also the background music is also really nice. I would be scared of those candles all over the place, I'd fear some would fall off and burn the place down or was drip in expensive equipment ruining it.
It's too bad how the relationship between Reznor and Interscope ended. At the start of it, Iovine promised he would not interfere with Reznor's work and Reznor held him to that promise. Years later Iovine was trying to get Reznor to make music to get him "in the clubs" as Reznor recalled. After the debacle of finding out the company price gouging of his music without him being told, it was the final nail in the coffin.
He has such a soft, intelligent sounding voice..he could do therapy..like where you close your eyes & someone talks you into you taking yourself to a place where you feel safe & can figure things out. I know there's a name for it..just can't think of it as I'm talking about it...i went thru it in drug rehab...Trent has always been a good guy, Thanks to him for staying true to his beliefs & visions yet still be spontaneous at just the right time. I hope he continues to create..
Ahh, 1994. The year Reznor & Co released their second best piece of work. The 90's brought a lot of incredible concert going. Thoroughly enjoyable! Lucky enough to see Trent at least once during the Downward Spiral run. And let me tell you, he was INCREDIBLE LIVE. Not all bands can successfully make that transition. Another band would have to be TOOL. However, that was then and I don't know how either of the two sound live now. The last piece of work that I thought was amazing from Trent was off of The Lost Highway score, Perfect Drug. That one track was so refreshing. I will always deeply appreciate & enjoy his pre Fragile efforts immensely.
I could go on and on about how much I love Trent but I just want to say......I wish modern interviews were like this.....just letting the artists talk.
I remember seeing Bowie say that trent was this kinda short, shy guy who was very softly spoken.. then he started singing and it was just this huge roar
Omg yea he said "like a scorching demon"
Hurricane 🌀
Life on Mars was a dik
He dance but bite :(
She was a Capricorn little gerl 😊✨
Trent is the total package. Brains, good looks ,talented and compassionate
exactly
@Thatthar899Courtney wishes she could blow Trent..
I miss this kind of interviews - the candles, no generic background music, no overused superimposed texts on screen. It's so 90's and I love it and I miss it greatly.
+KrisFrosz133 But you gotta admit the candles are kinda weird.
Yes it was at the time but looking back now, the candles give a nice touch.
It's cuz Trent loves candles
The candles would definitely set the mood for making an album such as The Downward Spiral
You'll probably be nostalgic about the lack of augmented reality in today's clips vs the 2030s. Everything is special when it's perceived as rare, which at the time, this format wasnt.
I love how we're all unanimously attracted to 90s Trent
I'm a dude and I say Trent is sexy in any age. He's kind of my bro hero. . Lmfao. Look up to em to this day and I'm 37 yr old creative director. His work inspires me to do what I do, but super hard.. . **6 beers deep and doing creative research, lmfao.. **
2018 Trent is still as beautiful 💕
And so are you my love.
Of course!!
AlwaysGonnaSing always have been 😍
It's real simping over mid 90s Trent Reznor hours 😔
The Downward Spiral is one of the masterpieces of music. Probably in the history of music itself. The mastery is mesmerizing, the attention to detail and the otherworldly aspect have always blown me away.
+Almark The crazy thing is it was recorded at the Sharon Tate house...
Jen ben I know, and it's prob why the entire album gives you chills.
It gives people chills because of how the music was made, not where the music was made.
Jeni Sissom what does that change?
Best album ever written. Period.
He's so hot and soft spoken, when I watch his interviews I get so relaxed.
Love your name
Relaxed and very moist obviously
@@matts4750 Pure ASMR
Back in the days he was suffering from OGRE-ism. Even Bill Leeb of Front Line Assembly made fun of him because Reznor tried so hard to look like Nivek Ogre. Nobody liked him. Neither Leeb nor cEvin Key and especially not Sascha Konietzko.
@@daisaigai7 Al from Ministry has poked fun at Reznor for the brooding mood
This dude is smart as a whip and I'm so glad to see that he's not "in character" all the time, but is just Trent Reznor, musician.
I think those are parts of him, less acting, more expressing parts. I know what you mean, though.
"I realized it wasn't going to be a big, commercial success-type record."
quadruple platinum, lol
"The songs come from the same place in my head, but my head changes!". LOVE THAT!
Nonsense
SDRUFFA you are the nonsense
For a soft spoken man he sure as hell can yell
I hate meatcanyon and the act man because i hate family guy ok?
And it suck bro
And i hate 2023 because that year was disappointhing ok? and it suck too
And this is for charlie hebdo je suis charlie i am charlie
And watch your profanity because you say the h word
I sometimes come back to this video just to hear his calm soothing voice. it helps me a lot.
You like Linkin Park?
I love this man.
I totally agree with what he says about his work being a chunk of art rather than just singles. All my NIN albums, I listen to them as a whole. I prefer them imported in my phone as one whole file. I never skip songs, the whole album speaks for itself, it tells a story and i feel like that's the best way to listen to NIN, or to music in general.
Ive seen a lot more of the cool, relaxed older Reznor that seeing his younger, slightly awkward self gives such an insight to his music.
Kael agree so much with this post
It's interesting hearing Trent talk about how he thought soundtracks were cheap, but how his taste changed after watching the movie with music. Turned out to be a premonition to his future career path besides NIN.
FUCK MY WHOLE LIFE HE IS SO BEAUTIFUL. I FEEL LIKE I AM WATCHING A LITERAL WORK OF ART TALK!!!!!
Hey watch your profanity
Right?!
I thank god for bringing Trent on earth.
your god is dead and no one cares
+Liz R Freak!!
+Steven Klingler SWK it's a reference to a line from a song from the tds.
+Liz R If there is a hell, then stay there.
+Liz R You never know...
-Does Nine Inch Nails exist?
-Um...yeah, it does exist
MJMissight right?! Like, no shit sherlock!😂
I'm pretty sure the question was meant literally, as in actual nails.
I used to wonder if he was pretentious and trying too hard to be controversial. But...Comparing this interview to, say the one in 2010, he has really stayed true to his art-- not easy to do. He is indeed a true artist. Being an artist is not the same as being a musician or a painter, it's a way of looking at the world. "I'm more inspired, I guess, when I'm depressed than when I'm happy." Not all artists are like that, but his discomfort shares his honesty. Love your work, Trent.
Trent can't see this comment...
@@jordanallen1607 Yes he can! The flat-earth people report back to him with such things.
Look back in history at some of the greatest writers, painters, musicians...the majority were not happy people.
I like 90s depressed Trent …better than happy married trying to make money for his family Trent
He suffered with social anxiety and depression. There’s always madness attached to genius coming from the field of psychology you see it a lot in artists. This is just my personal view, but I think their quirks have an underlying skills that allows them to be good at what they do. Physiologically i don’t know if their brains are unbalanced or different that makes them be like this. All of them, all these artists are the same, take a look across the board. It would be interesting to study their brains.
I think we should keep listening to albums as a whole, as an entity. Tracks that are meant to fill a gap, will always be hollow, that's why I love this man's work so much. A universe, a halo in each release
I know Garth Brooks and NIN are so different but I bring him up because he feels the same way. Last I knew he didn't want his music on iTunes because he think records should be listened to as a while not just a single
I never hit that skip button Trent, Downward Spiral blew me away! If he thought that was the disposable age back then, just look at the mess we have today.
Yes I was 15 when the Downward Spiral came out it was such an important piece of work to me and my friends. I was blown away by this album and have been a fan since. I saw NIN live on The Lights tour which was AMAZING! I was so blown away by the production of that tour.
I hate meatcanyon because i hate family guy ok?
And it suck bro
And this is for charlie hebdo je suis charlie i am charlie
His intelligence and charisma just shine through...true artist...uncompromised...
Funny hearing Trent say he didn't like the idea of his music being used in movies. Little did he know he would go on to become one of the best / most sought-after film composers in Hollywood. His work score for the Social Network score is probably my all time favorite piece of music for film.
This guy has always fascinated me...i loved his hair like this
A lot of people I know can't even get through one song without skipping it on their playlist. I've always loved listening to a whole album, and I hope people start to do that again.
I know right?I listen to the whole album almost everyday
I have a crush on 90's Trent Reznor.
ME TOO
I love how trent has clearly become far more confident over time.
Trent is the only real man that I actually like. He’s everything I love in a man. He’s smart, sexy, and sweet
Great taste👌
the third section, about how he struggled with having a concept and then wanting to execute things in a certain specific way, rather than letting it happen naturally, speaks to me. that’s my biggest problem, im way too focused on the thousands upon thousands of details i can’t even comprehend yet, and how they’ll somehow amount to some grand picture. hearing that he scrapped that and things still worked out makes me feel reassured. the evolution of his sound segment was great too
I love '94 Trent. That long hair man.
'i'm more inspired when i'm depressed than when i'm happy', i've never known another person who feels like that too
omg yes!
natasha leigh really? I'm willing to bet half the population feels the same
nathan smith perhaps, i’ve not had personal relationships with half the population though
Literally google "links between depression and creativity".
Trent's my spirit animal.
Trent is such an intelligent person who cant really say what he wants to cause his mouth doesnt work as fast as his brain.
Same. My mouth is slower than my head.
@@TheMark1999 you sound very special and unique
I wonder if Trent has low latent inhibition
@@nonameman7114 What is low latent inhibition?
@@TheMark1999 it’s hard to explain, you’re better off looking it up on Google. It’s a condition where can process a lot more stimuli than a normal person.
I always find it so interesting how a singers voice sounds when singing vs just talking. Trent‘s singing voice imo is very distinctive but his speaking voice is completely different to his singing voice imo
it was barely 3 seconds...
3 FUCKING SECONDS AND I FELL IN LOVE WITH TRENT'S SMILE
SHIT.
That part when he says he could stop cleaning toilets... That hit me hard. Im still in that fase, in that period of my life.
I find this guy to be one of the most interesting people in the music industry. I have nothing but respect for Trent and his work, he's emanating another level of human perception in his work. "Abandon all hope, ye who hit play" sort of thing, I love it.
This guy is too fucking cool
Very cool interview, Trent at his creative peak. i always find it strange/amusing that he always refers to NIN as "we".
I think it just gives him something to hide behind by saying it. I would agree he is, or at least was, very insecure. After The Fragile he seemed to change. Maybe it was getting clean or maybe putting on 35 pounds of muscle, lol.
I think part of it is he has never been recognized as a great songwriter. NIN exploded around the time of some classic bands. You usually don't hear his name in that same breath. I think he was looked at as a guy who hid behind a wall of noise,lol.
Trulysarcastic44 Many Indie Video-Game artists took inspiration from both his attitude and business logic. Look up Risk of Rain or Mirrors Edge soundtrack, they might not admit it, but i am sure they were. There is nothing wrong with borrowing when it improves on genres.
I disagree that TDS was his creative peak, considering that before it was cut down, The Fragile had 100 songs written for it. Then all that was basically mitigated into the Ghosts records.
The band did contribute parts to the songs, Hard to say who exactly came up with what and where, but i'm pretty sure Trent did not write that bass riff for Closer, that was his bassist and is pretty big part of the song. No doubt his drummer chris vrenna also came up with many of the drum beats and most the samples and sound design on broken and DWS which are also HUGE part of those albums.
truly a very nice, soft-spoken reserved person. A musical genius for his time
"my head changes so my sounds change"
90’s Trent was a babe 😍
Yes he was. I think he still is. 🙏✌️
How can one man be so beautiful?
Current Trent looks like he could be the dad of himself 20 years ago... lol.
Loved being a teen in the 90s. Such great music came out
I'ma be honest I'm watching this video mostly because 90s Trent is extremely attractive and the other half is I love nine inch nails And wanna hear some of the interviews for them
One of my favorite interviews that I can watch over and over again and I love these candles ❤️.
I have the biggest crush on him
Ruby-Lou me to hes hot!!!
mine is a 24 year strong addiction....
Ruby-Lou so hot ❤him
Who doesn't!
i realized i was gay because of him
Comments on Trent Reznor Interview (1994)
48% Trent's looks and sex appeal
43% The anonymous music in the background
9% His talent as a musician
tRENT IS EVERYTHNG!
Also how he says 'chunk'
You’re good at maths.
Well... I'd say composer rather than musician. Maybe there are even more fitting terms.
He was awkward in interviews back then. It was kinda adorable. Loved the Tori mention too ♥
this is literally the best interview I’ve ever watched. I love how random yet coordinated everything is.
*FINALLY A RAW INTERVIEW WITH PROFESSOR SNAPE*
This is so cool seeing this, seeing info his mind in a way. I mean if you go to his shows you see that too. But hearing basically what drives him, what makes him tick, I think of him more as a musical genus now. He is a rock god
He's INCREDIBLE!
the way he's talking about the industry being dead in 94 and peoples impulsive listening habits...it's very telling, this is pre-internet!
@Lucifer before widespread use of streaming services, oh pedantic one
the 5 years ago and 5 days ago stat on these comments are doing something to me
@@pradabears see you in a year buddy
@@WeeWooWaah you too
Ah, he's just so attractive. I love his nose
@Douglas Farnsworth It's already married, goofball
Holy shit, dude, YES. I've ALWAYS loved his nose, one of his most attractive physical features in my opinion ❤
Nine Inch Nails has always been one musical project that I have loved listening to from an album’s beginning to end or on shuffle and always discover something new and intriguing every time. I will eternally love this creative genius.
If he (90s Trent Reznor) spit in my face, called me a bitchy piece of shit; beat me for 20 minutes with his microphone; chocked me out with the chord to said microphone; kicked me seventeen times with is steal toed combat boots; and spat in my face, I'd say thank you.
oh my god i relate
Wow that's sad 😂
SAME
Omg
ARE YOU GOOD?
ok, camera's about ready to roll. Quick..... Light the candles...
This is exactly how many women are (camera/visitors etc)...and also Trent Reznor lol. No misogynistic intent but in the end I'm a male who hates candles in fear I will burn down the damn house someday especially now that we are in an era where many other safer ambient lightning options are available.
Lightning candles to me is like...living on the edge hahaha
He is truly amazing...he gave power that I can only try to pass on . Changed my life .....
I wrote a letter to the girlfriend in 9th grade that introduced me to NIN, on the back of a Trent poster with a blue permanent marker
This man is a legend. Nothing but raw talent and intelligence, and never puts himself out there for attention. A true artist
When I originally bought The Downward Spiral CASSETTE it didn't leave my Walkman for 6 months. I was 15 at the time and 27 years later it is still one of my absolute favorite album to listen to.
Pretty Hate Machine is my favorite album to f×@《 to...
As I more see this, I'm getting more obsessed with his brain, his brain and the way processing while speaking turns me on
I'm really glad this is the only video where the closed captioning actually works.
Such a bad ass. Loved my teenage years in the 90's
"...I was living in Cleveland." ...enough said.
I love this soft spoken, scathingly brilliant, malleable Lost boy.
“I couldn’t find anybody who was thinking the same way, so I could just bitch about it, or do it myself. So I tried to do it myself.”
I'm 42 and I still throw on Broken from time to time. It's that good.
"I'm not keen on using my music on films." Wins an award later on for the Social Network soundtrack. Crazy how things change haha.
All the track that where behind sounded so damn good!!! And with Trent's voice... Pure attitude.
i love him a normal and healthy amount
me when i lie (me too)
Trent when he was just a pup....
So cute and small and nervous 😍
I seriously respect this guy. His music is not my total cup of tea but he knows what he's about and has some wisdom.
This. I agree 100%
I listen to all his albums as a whole. Every song is great. I wouldn't have it any other way.
Damm, trent is so freaking hot!
I am so glad Trent exists.
i love this Fucking guy so incredibly much its insane . i love the way he explains things and just the way he talks its so interesting and nice to listen to
His talking voice so calming i love him so much
he is such a babe.
Seeing his weird mannerisms make him feel so relatable
he is moving around a lot because
while talking he is seeing those things
in his mind that he is trying to describe
nothing 'weird' about it
brilliant interview. very down to earth
Trent mentioned soundgarden,
Omfg, That would be the best tour ever, NIN/Soundgarden
soundgarden wouldnt be the same without chris :/
Damn, what a prophet. Those two bands toured during Hesitation Marks.
@@bradoozy I was there. It was awesome.
so the budgets went mostly on candles
What he says about Downward Spiral and not being able to pick out a single or such is kind of true. I bought it back in college where $12 w/tax or whatever was non-trivial, and I put it in the player and I still remember going "what...the...hell" with the whipping and noise on Mr. Self-Destruct. It's odd that having sunk the money into it kind of forced me to leave it in the player, long enough to warm up to the album...I think the Spotify/Internet-Time song-by-song approach might not create the same feeling of a stake in giving something a shot. It really isn't just "10 songs he happened to make at the same time"--I think the work has to be approached as an album, which is really a dying concept lately it seems. I grew to like it and think it was money well spent. So congratulations for sticking to the guns and making what you wanted to make, it was a nice piece of work...(albeit incredibly depressing, but, art's supposed to make you feel *something*, not always positive).
Well said. I had the nearly the same experience with antichrist svperstar.
the concept of an album as a complete work is definitely still alive, it's just not part of the mainstream necessarily.
Best comment I had the pleasure to read since 2009.
I had same experience with TDS. It was one of a handful of first cds I got when I was in 4th or 5th grade at Lechmere's, purchased on recommendation of my older sister. I had a very small portable Sony boom box with a single red bass boost button. Throw a couple batteries in there and could bring it outside by swing set. I put the CD in and when mr self destruct (which for years I thought was pronounced 'emm-arre' not mister lol) came on, i felt disappointed. I honestly didn't like it and dare i say i even felt regret that i spent the 11 or 12 dollars on it. I gave it more listens as one of only cd's I had and grew to love it.
NIN has been my favorite band since 90s, i used to collect all albums (which was stolen unfortunately during a period of addiction), have seem them from fragility tour right up to couple years ago. TDS is and has been one of my all time favorite albums. If you're new to this music give it a few play throughs, become familiar with it, it truly grows does grow on you greater than you could imagine.
@@Draka67 which Trent might as well have been a band member on. Antichrist Superstar is an amazing album for numerous reasons. No matter how much of a douche Manson is or isn't, he will always have that accomplishment among a few others under his belt. Along with Trent and Twiggy.
i've never wanted to make out with someone so much in my life
Hi
Chill
@@katherineross5534 hi
same, bestie
his voice is awesome.Could listen to him talk 4 hours.
i remember watching this when it first aired. 😌😌😌
He says chunk a lot
Holy cow you are absolutely right. So many chunks!
yes..
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hi emilee
I thought the same thing lol!!!
It's a really cool interview, thank you for the upload. Trent is much more approachable in these early times I feel. Also the background music is also really nice.
I would be scared of those candles all over the place, I'd fear some would fall off and burn the place down or was drip in expensive equipment ruining it.
Downward spiral is such an amazing piece of work.
It's too bad how the relationship between Reznor and Interscope ended. At the start of it, Iovine promised he would not interfere with Reznor's work and Reznor held him to that promise. Years later Iovine was trying to get Reznor to make music to get him "in the clubs" as Reznor recalled. After the debacle of finding out the company price gouging of his music without him being told, it was the final nail in the coffin.
He is very handsome and talented!
I never listen to TDS as single songs - always listen as the full album. :)
He has such a soft, intelligent sounding voice..he could do therapy..like where you close your eyes & someone talks you into you taking yourself to a place where you feel safe & can figure things out. I know there's a name for it..just can't think of it as I'm talking about it...i went thru it in drug rehab...Trent has always been a good guy, Thanks to him for staying true to his beliefs & visions yet still be spontaneous at just the right time. I hope he continues to create..
Great interview. Chunk. There, I said it.
awesome he started the whole thing by him self.
Ahh, 1994. The year Reznor & Co released their second best piece of work. The 90's brought a lot of incredible concert going. Thoroughly enjoyable! Lucky enough to see Trent at least once during the Downward Spiral run. And let me tell you, he was INCREDIBLE LIVE. Not all bands can successfully make that transition. Another band would have to be TOOL. However, that was then and I don't know how either of the two sound live now. The last piece of work that I thought was amazing from Trent was off of The Lost Highway score, Perfect Drug. That one track was so refreshing. I will always deeply appreciate & enjoy his pre Fragile efforts immensely.
I could go on and on about how much I love Trent but I just want to say......I wish modern interviews were like this.....just letting the artists talk.
wow. this is like finally getting that the beatles are great or understanding floyd for the first time. great vid
This man is such a genius and inspiration.