Recorded live at rehearsals in Los Angeles. From a series of performances directed by Rob Sheridan, available on The Slip Limited Edition CD/DVD: theslip.nin.com...
I don't know how Josh can keep that pace so perfectly for the entire song. It's like the endurance test from hell and this is only one song out of another hour and a half of material they will be playing every damn night. Holy shit..
I wish to Christ this was NIN's permanent lineup. Freese, Finck and Meldel-Johnson are such phenomenal musicians. It makes me sad I never got to see them live.
I’ve watched this time and time again. And everything is on point, but the drumming. The drumming just stands out to me, and that end is just perfect 👌🏻
This version has so much more energy. I like when he really starts to scream at the end of the chorus. I'd love to see what Trent can do in a metal band to mix his vocal style in with some brutal growls.
I love to write drum parts on a drum machine 1st, THEN play those on a real set of drums. You can write some crazy complex stuff, and then with the live drum sound it's very cool sounding. I've always appreciated that with NIN/Trent. You need chops to pull off some of these songs on drums (take Perfect Drug for example, drums are crazy on that).
2022 checking in. I know we gotta rely on deep underground these days, but I wish popular music could still rock this craftsmanshiply f***ing hard! I mean, c'mon, folks! If this doesn't blow your mind, what will?
it's called the french connection. it's a controller based on one of the first electronic instruments ever - the ondes martenot. there are videos on youtube demonstrating both.
Rate all his videos 5 stars and favorite them all trent is with the partnership program on youtube, doing this gives him money. this is our little "thankyou" for years of great work, and the free "The Slip" album Thankyou trent!
i'm pretty sure that the slip was a collaborative effort with the band. I think trent said it was strange writing as a group, but anyway, my point is ..you forgot atticus ross, he has ghosts writing credit on all tracks i think