The Downward Spiral [PA] [LP] by Nine Inch Nails (Vinyl, Sep-2008, Nothing Recor
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NIN the downward spiral 

Gently used but in like new condition 

180g heavyweight vinyl 


Additional Information about The Downward Spiral [PA] [LP] by Nine Inch Nails (Vinyl, Sep-2008, Nothing Records USA)

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Album Features

UPC: 731452212610

Artist: Nine Inch Nails

Format: Vinyl

Release Year: 2008

Record Label: Nothing Records (USA)

Genre: Industrial, Rock & Pop


Track Listing

1. Mr. Self Destruct

2. Piggy

3. Heresy

4. March of the Pigs

5. Closer

6. Ruiner

7. Becoming, The

8. I Do Not Want This

9. Big Man With a Gun

10. Warm Place, A

11. Eraser

12. Reptile

13. Downward Spiral, The

14. Hurt


Details

Contributing Artists: Adrian Belew, Stephen Perkins

Distributor: Universal Distribution

Recording Type: Studio

Recording Mode: Stereo

SPAR Code: n/a


Album Notes

Nine Inch Nails: Trent Reznor (vocals, various instruments).

Additional personnel: Danny Lohner, Adrian Belew (guitar); Flood (synthesizer, programming); Andy Kubiszewski, Chris Vrenna, Stephen Perkins (drums).

Engineers: Sean Beavan, Chris Vrenna, Alan Moulder.

Recorded at Le Pig, Beverly Hills, California; The Record Plant A&M Studios, Los Angeles, California.

THE DOWNWARD SPIRAL was nominated for a 1995 Grammy Award for Best Alternative Music Performance.

"Hurt" was nominated for a 1996 Grammy Award for Best Rock Song.

Nine Inch Nails mastermind Trent Reznor became an instant alternative-music hero with 1989's PRETTY HATE MACHINE, an angry-yet-accessible album that appealed to rock fans and club kids alike. Record-label woes led to a five-year delay for Reznor's follow-up, with two hard-edged EPs (BROKEN and its remix disc, FIXED) issued in the interim. Finally released in 1994, THE DOWNWARD SPIRAL seethes with an almost unhinged industrial ferocity, due, in part to both Reznor's frustration with messy bureaucratic entanglements and time spent with Ministry's Al Jourgensen during the peak of that band's guitar-heavy phase.

Although, SPIRAL does reveal the influence of latter-day Ministry (particularly on the blazing opener, "Mr. Self Destruct," and the scathing, distortion-filled "March of the Pigs"), Reznor also incorporates elements of progressive rock and funk into the proceedings. More than any other Nine Inch Nails song, the provocative, groove-laden "Closer" (and its shocking video) established Reznor as a bold, audacious artist. In contrast, quiet and emotive songs such as Eno-esque instrumental "A Warm Place" and the spare, haunting "Hurt" (famously covered by Johnny Cash shortly before the country legend's death) revealed Reznor's sensitive side. Here the intense performer works with his largest sonic palette yet, and the results are fascinating.

On Mar-10-15 at 08:45:02 PDT, seller added the following information:

If you choose the Buy it Now or win multiple auctions , I will give you the option of going with the cheaper media mail option instead of USPS priority mail. Combined shipping available.


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On Mar-14-15 at 23:44:05 PDT, seller added the following information:

Forget what you read earlier, this item will be shipped via media mail no matter what. Save money, be happy. 


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