Always, Trent did a recording where he talked about working with Atticus and he is just amazing. I'm glad he teamed up with him. I love how he's so humble, he's just kind of there in the background like yes, I'm aware I'm around a few Legends so let me just kind of take my place. He's a legend himself if you ask me.
Amazing Cover. The original came out before everyone had electronics in their hand while driving. This version totally brings it up to date. I picture the driver texting the last "e" in "Warm Leatherette" at the moment of the crash.
Cosmic Debris Yeah but a great cover song. I like how they added all these new sounds to it. The original is literally the same beat and noise the entire song.
this is now the 10th time I've heard this song in two days, and I CANNOT get enough:) But you do need to listen with good headphones or earbuds to appreciate all of the multilayered awesomeness Trent and company pile onto this bad boy!
You guys all know the original song, done by "The Normal" is actually Daniel Miller who created Mute records in the UK right? Mute has always been the home of Depeche Mode, Erasure, Godfrapp, Moby, Cabaret Voltaire, and Laibach. It's also interesting to note that Depeche Mode's catalogue goes by "BONG 1, BONG 2 etc, and I sometimes think that's where Trent got his "Halo 1, Halo 2" thing from.
Moby's best material (IMHO) was actually on his first label: Instinct Records in NYC. His latter (and far more popular and succe$$ful) material - which I can't stand - is filled with, and often based around, unoriginal samples lifted from blues and gospel musicians in the deep south. Shame really. Even "Go" - which absolutely put him on the map (also on Instinct) - is based on a sample/theme taken from Angelo Badalamenti - a genius composer known for his work with David Lynch. That said - the rest of these bands: are far more original - and I enjoy them all. Nitzer Ebb is also fun. 😎 And this cover is GREAT!
Simply amazing. I always found this song amusing and went looking for it on here. Lo and behold..finding Peter Murphy and this talented gang singing it..and yes, lucky stiffs in that audience...geez!
Oh man....too much. Sheer genius. I've been retired from concert going for at least a decade now, but if they took this on the road I'd definitely go. Call it the "Nine Inch Murphy Tour" or something. Just wonderful.
Bauhaus... awesome. Peter Murphy... one of the best voices out there. NIN... awesome! How could you go wrong with this combo? Especially the selection of covers done in this sitting... They sound fantastic & do great homage to the bands they covered, not to mention great new versions of some of their own tracks. How did those people get in there to see that!?!
This song remindes me of the early 90's when I used to go to WaxTrax records (Chicago) as a young teen. I think of Pankow when I hear this. Its funny Im still a big fan of Peter, Trent, and Pankow. How cool! Thanks for sharing!
I've never listened to Nine Inch Nails but I did not expect this to be such a great cover, this is fucking great, it's right up there with the original, now I've got to check these guys out, very great industrial sound
Lovely! This song scared and fascinated me when I first heard it (late 70s/early 80s, bless Dr. Demento). There was another one about car crashes - D.O.A.? - that scared me so bad I erased it from my little cassette recordings of favorite songs from the air.
When I first listened to this beautiful cover about 11 years ago, I confess, I did not expect much as I adored both of Daniel Miller's efforts. Let me say, whole-heartedly, this is at least as good (if not better). This is the first time I have ever uttered those words and probably will be the last.
Back in the day, my roommate owned a 50's jukebox. We had it in the living room and it was filled with singles from so many great musicians and groups. The original version of "Warm Leatherette" was my favorite single out of all 100+ A sides in that jukebox.
@@LeshaAnnare you wondering about the movie? the movie is weird for sure. a group of people that like getting injured. sorry I can't remember the name.
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Atticus Ross never gets enough credit. Give a like for Atticus. 👍
Indeed!
Always👍
I gave Atticus credit by naming my 9 year old after him
Always, Trent did a recording where he talked about working with Atticus and he is just amazing. I'm glad he teamed up with him. I love how he's so humble, he's just kind of there in the background like yes, I'm aware I'm around a few Legends so let me just kind of take my place. He's a legend himself if you ask me.
One of those songs that once heard leaves a stain on your conciousness forever.
And the audience claps politely. WTF? I would have creamed my shorts to have been there for this. This is aural gold.
True but still...😂😂😂😂
I think the band members of The Normal would have creamed their pants hearing their music played back with that much punch.
@@MrCucamonga1 Member. Just one. From the wikipedia: "The Normal is the recording artist name used by English music producer Daniel Miller..."
This was my wife's favorite road trip song.
hang on to this cool-ass lady.
Amazing Cover. The original came out before everyone had electronics in their hand while driving. This version totally brings it up to date. I picture the driver texting the last "e" in "Warm Leatherette" at the moment of the crash.
Minimoog magic. What a superb rendition.
There's nothing like great experimental music. I extremely envious of the people who got to see it live.
It's a cover song
Cosmic Debris Yeah but a great cover song. I like how they added all these new sounds to it. The original is literally the same beat and noise the entire song.
Cosmic Debris Yes I know. I have the original on my playlist.
they just experimented with a song .. changed it .. top bollox :-)
Gotta love Peter's voice. And of course Trent Reznor is amazing! Cool cover of a cool song!
This is brilliance! I've been coming back to this clip for years now.
haha me too .
me too
War
yeah, I also find myself back on this clip at least a couple times a year.
Same...
Eargasm. Best version yet.
Peter Murphy kills it
Yeah, that is cool, Trent doing PM.
fuking genius
Well, Peter Murphy *IS* The Gothfather, after all.
Always and always. The man is a genius. Long live Peter Murphy. 🖤👑
this is now the 10th time I've heard this song in two days, and I CANNOT get enough:) But you do need to listen with good headphones or earbuds to appreciate all of the multilayered awesomeness Trent and company pile onto this bad boy!
Peter and Trent make a stunning duet! They fit perfectly! Love them both
Best Duo ever 🖤
How have I missed the existence of this gem!!!
You guys all know the original song, done by "The Normal" is actually Daniel Miller who created Mute records in the UK right? Mute has always been the home of Depeche Mode, Erasure, Godfrapp, Moby, Cabaret Voltaire, and Laibach.
It's also interesting to note that Depeche Mode's catalogue goes by "BONG 1, BONG 2 etc, and I sometimes think that's where Trent got his "Halo 1, Halo 2" thing from.
Impressed by your knowledge.
Factory Records was similar, although they just choose random numbers.
Thank you for informing the children!! 😂
Moby's best material (IMHO) was actually on his first label: Instinct Records in NYC. His latter (and far more popular and succe$$ful) material - which I can't stand - is filled with, and often based around, unoriginal samples lifted from blues and gospel musicians in the deep south. Shame really. Even "Go" - which absolutely put him on the map (also on Instinct) - is based on a sample/theme taken from Angelo Badalamenti - a genius composer known for his work with David Lynch. That said - the rest of these bands: are far more original - and I enjoy them all. Nitzer Ebb is also fun. 😎 And this cover is GREAT!
@@nothingnobody910 im impressed.
i must have listened to this about 50 times now. fucking amazing.
Love Peter Murphy's unique Voice and Trent's Synthesizer Sounds thank's so much for uploading this 👍
Simply amazing. I always found this song amusing and went looking for it on here. Lo and behold..finding Peter Murphy and this talented gang singing it..and yes, lucky stiffs in that audience...geez!
At an INCREDIBLE remake.....Blown away!!!!!!!
After 15 years since this video was published I still listen to this version of the song. Amazing cover.
Wow, incredible version. I love it, crush!! ❤
I just got pregnant listening to this😣
comment is 9 months old happy baby day!
How’s the baby doing?
yeah that's a cool man cave
Me too, and I'm a guy.
Badass
That sound.... one of a kind. And I love it.
Oh man....too much. Sheer genius. I've been retired from concert going for at least a decade now, but if they took this on the road I'd definitely go. Call it the "Nine Inch Murphy Tour" or something. Just wonderful.
You ought to go on Trent's Twitter page and pitch that to him. The Nine Inch Murphy tour, that's awesome LOL.
Saw The Normal supporting Stiff Little Fingers 1978 or so and 16 . Unforgettable both bands .
And first of all GREAT SONG!
I love this
A fantastic cover of "Mr Mute" David Miller's classic, by brilliant artists. Join the car crash set.......
Daniel Miller :-)
Whoa!!! Lost control of my legs for a bit- brilliant version of original.
Bauhaus... awesome. Peter Murphy... one of the best voices out there. NIN... awesome! How could you go wrong with this combo? Especially the selection of covers done in this sitting... They sound fantastic & do great homage to the bands they covered, not to mention great new versions of some of their own tracks. How did those people get in there to see that!?!
Words cannot describe how awesome this is. Thank you. I can die fulfilled now.
More noise, more energy, even better than the original. Love it.
Great version! It's one of my favourites as well.
Gawd talk about all the planets lining up...this is an awesome version!
Such musical class in that room . Explosion of musical ability . Musical whack in the kisser . Take that you scoundrels .
AMAZING! I love hearing Trent and Peter work together!
Jeordie on guitar is love!
Musical Gems together ❤️
ohmygod!!!
i had no idea they teamed up and did this. stunning doesn't even come close.
This song remindes me of the early 90's when I used to go to WaxTrax records (Chicago) as a young teen.
I think of Pankow when I hear this. Its funny Im still a big fan of Peter, Trent, and Pankow. How cool!
Thanks for sharing!
good lord, what a group together in one room! cool.
I've never listened to Nine Inch Nails but I did not expect this to be such a great cover, this is fucking great, it's right up there with the original, now I've got to check these guys out, very great industrial sound
Its good but org way better
so lucky. that's so beautiful.
This attempt at covering a song was well played. This is an amazing cover .. amazing effects ... well done guys
A+
I felt this in my veins.
The “weird” music from that era is the best. Love the cover.
Yes! Love this song and this rendition. Peter Murphy carries it so well.
Lovely!
This song scared and fascinated me when I first heard it (late 70s/early 80s, bless Dr. Demento). There was another one about car crashes - D.O.A.? - that scared me so bad I erased it from my little cassette recordings of favorite songs from the air.
i just came.... over and over and over
When I first listened to this beautiful cover about 11 years ago, I confess, I did not expect much as I adored both of Daniel Miller's efforts. Let me say, whole-heartedly, this is at least as good (if not better). This is the first time I have ever uttered those words and probably will be the last.
Peter Murphy and Trent Reznor are so amazing together! and this song...woooww can't find the words!!
POW! My head just exploded. This is awesome.
Brilliant cover. I never thought I'd hear anyone cover this 'un. Sweet.
Grace Jones did a killer version years ago.
because he's amazing :)
It will never age...
Taken something seminal, and made it pure cosmic. Superb.
Brings back memories to me. The Sphinx in Montréal back in th '80.
Salut à tous!
An amazing version thank you I wish I was part of that audience so amazing
Back in the day, my roommate owned a 50's jukebox. We had it in the living room and it was filled with singles from so many great musicians and groups. The original version of "Warm Leatherette" was my favorite single out of all 100+ A sides in that jukebox.
Mind blowing...really tight version. 2 masters at their best, Murphy n Reznor...what's more to desire?
Peter Murphys voice is pure gold on this track, I have a new favorite u tube video.
i got chills. Amazing!!!!!
Flocki , en schönen gruss , war ne geile zeit
great cover! and hrrr trent reznor ^^
I dont EVER want to hear the original, how could it be better than this?!?!!!!
Antebellum brought me here. And I'm loving it 🥰
That was awesome
Yeah, good call!-Love the cover!!
Im incondincional Peter Murphy, always
Thank you for posting the videos from this amazing session.
More people need to hear this
WOW WOW WOW and once more WOW!
Great version!
This is wonderful performed by true icons I absolutely love hearing murphys voice again takes me way way way back
The Original By The Normal or Grace Jones Versions Have Nothing On This Version By Trent !!! NOTHING !!! I'm Glad I Found It ...
Simply brilliant. Thanks for posting this.
They killed it. Even better than the original.
I like this guy's accent. It really adds to the song.
bloody hell that was FANTASTIC, just stopped going nuts to this, thanks poster
peter ,trent ,jeo together, fabulous :)
This is amazing! I love it so much.
WHAT!!!
we will NEVER get enough of this!
Wow this is cool. Super group! Amazing song. i was 12 when i got this single. The Normal.
Absolutely genius!!
2 of my faves in music
bauhaus and nin
everything that trent made,always brilliant..i wish i have him in my band :D
trent that was really great thankyou:)
Fantastic!
Sehr schön.
Trent Reznor, Jeordie White, Peter Murphy and Atticus Ross
THIS TO GOOD 4 A HUMAN LIKE ME HALELUJA
Wow! I think I like this one better than the original! Fantastic!!
Grandissimo peter murphy!!!
I love this! I have the Normal Original - I never knew it was such a well known song, Trent Reznor FFS!
It's not well known by the many . Only select few . Like us eek .
@@vole12 have you seen the movie it is from?
It actually was a hit in it's day.
@@immrnoidall ?????
@@LeshaAnnare you wondering about the movie? the movie is weird for sure. a group of people that like getting injured. sorry I can't remember the name.
love peter murphy and trent and boys on this
Too much awesome in one place.
I love this song and this version is a brilliant tribute to the amazing The Normal version, well done guys fkin brilliant
4 what it's worth: your comments are brilliant. somehow that adds 2 the music.
A veritable feast for the ears!
I love Peter Murphy. Haven't seen him in ages (live) but im glad hes out there.
I am surprised the room can contain this amount of talent...