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User:Twlrlazp

2013-05-24T00:43:46Z

New user account

User:Luna Lunera

2013-05-23T03:37:34Z

New user account

Thingsfallingapart.com

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	In addition, two pieces of music played in the background when the site was loaded: an unused remix of "[[The New Flesh]]" and [[Untitled (from thingsfallingapart.com)\|an untitled instrumental outtake]]. These tracks are now available for download at [[remix.nin.com]].		In addition, two pieces of music played in the background when the site was loaded: an unused remix of "[[The New Flesh]]" and [[Untitled (from thingsfallingapart.com)\|an untitled instrumental outtake]]. These tracks are now available for download at [[remix.nin.com]].
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		+	The 'Info' section of the site contained the following text:
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		+	<blockquote>THINGS FALLING APART contains various manipulations of songs from THE FRAGILE recording sessions.
		+	<br><br>
		+	The 10-track disc features new interpretations of FRAGILE songs by a variety of musicians, including members of Nine Inch Nails and the Nothing collective. THINGS FALLING APART also features two previously unreleased tracks: a cover of Gary Numan's "Metal" (from Numan's 1979 album THE PLEASURE PRINCIPLE) and "The Great Collapse", a new song recorded during THE FRAGILE sessions and completed by Trent Reznor and Alan Moulder prior to NIN's 2000 U.S. tour. Produced by Reznor, THINGS FALLING APART follows a long line of remix albums from NIN, including FURTHER DOWN THE SPIRAL and FIXED.</blockquote>
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	==External Links==		==External Links==
	*[http://nin.ru/tfa/ thingsfallingapart.com] saved at [http://nin.ru/ http://nin.ru/] (Russian fan site)		*[http://nin.ru/tfa/ thingsfallingapart.com] saved at [http://nin.ru/ http://nin.ru/] (Russian fan site)

The Hand That Feeds (halo)

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	== Tracklisting ==		== Tracklisting ==
		+	[[Image:THTFDVD.jpg\|thumb\|DVD Single artwork]]
	=== Standard Slimline ===		=== Standard Slimline ===
	# "The Hand That Feeds"		# "The Hand That Feeds"

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Only (halo)

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	== Track listing ==		== Track listing ==
-		+	[[Image:OnlyDVD.jpg\|thumb\|DVD Single artwork]]
		+	[[Image:Onlyvinyl.jpg\|thumb\|9" Vinyl artwork]]
	=== CD Maxi Europe ===		=== CD Maxi Europe ===
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	== Promos ==		== Promos ==
-	[[Image:Onlypromo.jpg\|thumb~~\|200px~~\|''Only'' promo artwork]]	+	[[Image:Onlypromo.jpg\|thumb\|''Only'' promo artwork]]
	=== AU 2-track ===		=== AU 2-track ===
	CD-R acetate disc with black face and white printing. Comes in a clear plastic slipcase.		CD-R acetate disc with black face and white printing. Comes in a clear plastic slipcase.

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File:AATCHB cover.jpg

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File:AATCHB video cover.jpg

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File:Still cover.jpg

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File:Tfa cover.jpg

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uploaded a new version of "[[File:Tfa cover.jpg]]" better version from thingsfallingapart.com

User:Zwwkmdms

2013-05-21T10:41:48Z

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User:Patjacobson

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Trent Reznor

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	\| imgname = Nin16-lg.jpg		\| imgname = Nin16-lg.jpg
-	\| instruments = Vocals, ~~guitar~~, ~~keyboards~~, ~~bass~~, ~~small percussion~~	+	\| instruments = Vocals, Guitar, Keyboards, Bass, Marimba, Saxophone, Small Percussion
	\| years = 1988–present		\| years = 1988–present
	\| tours = [[VIVIsectVI Tour\|VIVIsectVI]]–present		\| tours = [[VIVIsectVI Tour\|VIVIsectVI]]–present

Beside You In Time (halo)

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	# "Only"		# "Only"
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-	~~===Release Date===~~
-	~~The release date for the DVD version (NTSC only) was February 27, 2007.~~

	==External Links==		==External Links==

Nine Inch Nails

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Members:

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	===Former Members===		===Former Members===
	====Guitar====		====Guitar====
-	*Ralf Dietel (2005) (~~never~~ made it to the road; replaced by North)	+	*Ralf Dietel (2005) (Never made it to the road, replaced by North)
-	*Kevin McMahon ([[Nights Of Nothing Tour]]~~, 1996~~)	+	*Kevin McMahon (1996) ([[Nights Of Nothing Tour]] only)
-	*[[~~Richard Patrick~~]] (~~1989~~-~~1993~~)	+	*[[Aaron North]] (2005-2007) (Also occasionally handled backing vocals)
-	*[[~~Aaron North~~]] (~~2005~~-~~2007~~)	+	*[[Richard Patrick]] (1989-1993) (Also occasionally handled backing vocals)
	====Bass====		====Bass====
-	*[[Rich Fownes]] (2008) (~~never~~ made it to the road; replaced by Meldal-Johnsen)	+	*[[Eric Avery]] (2013) (Never made it to the road, replaced by Eustis)
		+	*[[Rich Fownes]] (2008) (Never made it to the road, replaced by Meldal-Johnsen)
	*[[Danny Lohner]] (1994-2003) (Also occasionally handled guitar, synthesizers, backing vocals)		*[[Danny Lohner]] (1994-2003) (Also occasionally handled guitar, synthesizers, backing vocals)
-	*[[Jeordie White]] (2005-2007) (Also occasionally handled guitar, backing vocals)
	*[[Justin Meldal-Johnsen]] (2008-2009) (Also occasionally handled guitar, synthesizers, backing vocals)		*[[Justin Meldal-Johnsen]] (2008-2009) (Also occasionally handled guitar, synthesizers, backing vocals)
-	*[[~~Eric Avery~~]] (~~2013~~) (~~never made it to the road; replaced by Eustis~~)	+	*[[Jeordie White]] (2005-2007) (Also occasionally handled guitar, backing vocals)
	====Keyboards====		====Keyboards====
-	*[[Charlie Clouser]] (1994-2001) (Also played theremin on the Fragility ~~tour~~, some drums on the [[Dissonance]] ~~tour~~)	+	*[[Charlie Clouser]] (1994-2001) (Also played theremin on the Fragility Tour, some drums on the [[Dissonance]] Tour)
	*[[David Haymes]] (1990)		*[[David Haymes]] (1990)
-	*Brian Liesegang (Replacement for Mars for a few nights; helped in the studio on ''Broken'' ~~when Woolley was gone~~; featured in one of the music videos for "[[Gave Up]]")	+	*Brian Liesegang (Replacement for Mars for a few nights; helped in the studio on ''Broken''; featured in one of the music videos for "[[Gave Up]]")
-	*[[Nick Rushe]] (1990)	+
	*[[Lee Mars]] (1990-1991)		*[[Lee Mars]] (1990-1991)
		+	*[[Nick Rushe]] (1990)
		+	*[[Gary Talpas]] (1989) ([["Pretty Hate Machine" Promotional Tour\|Pretty Hate Machine Promotional Tour]] only, replaced by Rushe; also the original NIN art director)
		+	*[[Chris Vrenna]] (1988) ([[VIVIsectVI Tour]] only, replaced by Talpas)
	*[[James Woolley]] (1991-1994)		*[[James Woolley]] (1991-1994)
-	*[[Chris Vrenna]] (1988)
-	*[[Gary Talpas]] (1989) (First live keyboardist for a few shows of the [["Pretty Hate Machine" Promotional Tour\|Pretty Hate Machine Promotional tour]], replaced by Rushe; also the original NIN art director)
	====Drums====		====Drums====
	*[[Alex Carapetis]] (2005)		*[[Alex Carapetis]] (2005)
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	====Other====		====Other====
-	*[[Sean Beavan]] (Backup vocals from mixing console for the Self Destruct and [[Pretty Hate Machine Tour\|Pretty Hate Machine tours]])
	*[[Martin Atkins]] (1991-1992) (Studio-only drummer; featured in music video for "[[Head Like A Hole (song)\|Head Like A Hole]]")		*[[Martin Atkins]] (1991-1992) (Studio-only drummer; featured in music video for "[[Head Like A Hole (song)\|Head Like A Hole]]")
-	*Wes Borland (Auditioned for guitar player in 2004, eventually replaced by ~~Aaron~~ North)	+	*[[Sean Beavan]] (Backup vocals from mixing console for the Self Destruct and [[Pretty Hate Machine Tour\|Pretty Hate Machine]] tours)
-	*[[Atticus Ross]] (Creative partner, mixer and programmer for NIN since ''With Teeth'' era; was guest keyboardist for the last show of the Wave Goodbye tour)	+	*Wes Borland (Auditioned for guitar player in 2004, eventually replaced by North)
	*[[Keith Hillebrandt]] (1996-2002) (Sound designer; was listed as full band member on the "[[I'm Afraid Of Americans]]" remix along with Reznor, Lohner, Clouser and Dave "Rave" Ogilvie)		*[[Keith Hillebrandt]] (1996-2002) (Sound designer; was listed as full band member on the "[[I'm Afraid Of Americans]]" remix along with Reznor, Lohner, Clouser and Dave "Rave" Ogilvie)
	*[[Dave “Rave” Ogilvie]] (1997-1999) (Was listed as full band member on the "I'm Afraid Of Americans" remix along with Reznor, Lohner, Clouser and Keith Hillebrandt)		*[[Dave “Rave” Ogilvie]] (1997-1999) (Was listed as full band member on the "I'm Afraid Of Americans" remix along with Reznor, Lohner, Clouser and Keith Hillebrandt)
		+	*[[Atticus Ross]] (Creative partner, mixer and programmer for NIN since ''With Teeth'' era; was guest keyboardist for the last show of the [[Wave Goodbye Tour]])

	==External Links==		==External Links==

Danny Lohner

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-	\| instruments = Bass, ~~guitar~~, ~~keyboards~~, ~~backing vocals~~	+	\| instruments = Bass, Guitar, Keyboards, Backing Vocals
-	\| years = ~~1994–2001~~	+	\| years = 1994-2001
-	\| tours = [[Self Destruct Touring Cycle\|Self Destruct]]–[[Fragility]]	+	\| tours = [[Self Destruct Touring Cycle\|Self Destruct]]-[[Fragility]]
	}}'''Daniel Patrick Lohner''' (born December 13, 1970) is a Texas-born musician who has worked with [[Nine Inch Nails]], [[A Perfect Circle]], [[The Damning Well]] and Black Light Burns. Currently, he is working on [[Maynard James Keenan]]'s side-project, [[Puscifer]]. On September 10, 2009, As NIN was playing the final show of their farewell tour in Los Angeles, Lohner sent out a message thanking the band for the "coattail ride", as well as the apparent "rim job".		}}'''Daniel Patrick Lohner''' (born December 13, 1970) is a Texas-born musician who has worked with [[Nine Inch Nails]], [[A Perfect Circle]], [[The Damning Well]] and Black Light Burns. Currently, he is working on [[Maynard James Keenan]]'s side-project, [[Puscifer]]. On September 10, 2009, As NIN was playing the final show of their farewell tour in Los Angeles, Lohner sent out a message thanking the band for the "coattail ride", as well as the apparent "rim job".

Charlie Clouser

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-	\| instruments = Keyboards, ~~programming~~, ~~backing vocals~~, ~~theremin~~	+	\| instruments = Keyboards, Programming, Backing Vocals, Theremin
-	\| years = ~~1994–2000~~	+	\| years = 1994-2000
-	\| tours = [[Self Destruct Touring Cycle\|Self Destruct]]–[[Fragility]]	+	\| tours = [[Self Destruct Touring Cycle\|Self Destruct]]-[[Fragility]]
	}}'''Charles Alexander Clouser''' (born June 28, 1963 in Hanover, New Hampshire) is a former [[Nine Inch Nails]] band member whose activities include playing drums and keyboard, engineering, mixing and music programming.		}}'''Charles Alexander Clouser''' (born June 28, 1963 in Hanover, New Hampshire) is a former [[Nine Inch Nails]] band member whose activities include playing drums and keyboard, engineering, mixing and music programming.

Aaron North

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-	\| instruments = Guitar	+	\| instruments = Guitar, Backing Vocals
	\| years = 2005-2007		\| years = 2005-2007
-	\| tours = [[~~With Teeth Tour\|~~With Teeth]]-[[Performance 2007~~\|Year Zero~~]]	+	\| tours = [[Live: With Teeth]]-[[Performance 2007]]
	}}'''Aaron Wright North''' (born March 22, 1979) was recruited as part of the live band in 2005. His playing style has caused him to receive much criticism (and praise) from both [[Nine Inch Nails]] fans and music journalists. Before joining Nine Inch Nails, he was a part of the Los Angeles punk band The Icarus Line. Following his departure from NIN, North has started his own band called Jubilee. He is the main character of the web comic [[Squires Of Dimness]]. He appears in the NIN music videos for "[[The Hand That Feeds (song)\|The Hand That Feeds]]" and "[[Survivalism (song)\|Survivalism]]".		}}'''Aaron Wright North''' (born March 22, 1979) was recruited as part of the live band in 2005. His playing style has caused him to receive much criticism (and praise) from both [[Nine Inch Nails]] fans and music journalists. Before joining Nine Inch Nails, he was a part of the Los Angeles punk band The Icarus Line. Following his departure from NIN, North has started his own band called Jubilee. He is the main character of the web comic [[Squires Of Dimness]]. He appears in the NIN music videos for "[[The Hand That Feeds (song)\|The Hand That Feeds]]" and "[[Survivalism (song)\|Survivalism]]".

Jeordie White

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-	\| instruments = Bass, Guitar	+	\| instruments = Bass, Guitar, Backing Vocals
	\| years = 2005-2007		\| years = 2005-2007
-	\| tours = With Teeth-Performance 2007	+	\| tours = [[Live: With Teeth]]-[[Performance 2007]]
	}}'''Jeordie Osborne White''' (born June 20, 1971), also famously known as '''Twiggy Ramirez''', joined the [[Nine Inch Nails]] touring band in 2005 for the ''[[With Teeth (halo)\|With Teeth]]'' era. White doubles bass and guitar duties during live performances and has helped with in-studio work. He and [[Aaron North]] co-star in a web comic known as [[Squires Of Dimness]]. He appears in the NIN music videos for "[[The Hand That Feeds (song)\|The Hand That Feeds]]" and "[[Survivalism (song)\|Survivalism]]".		}}'''Jeordie Osborne White''' (born June 20, 1971), also famously known as '''Twiggy Ramirez''', joined the [[Nine Inch Nails]] touring band in 2005 for the ''[[With Teeth (halo)\|With Teeth]]'' era. White doubles bass and guitar duties during live performances and has helped with in-studio work. He and [[Aaron North]] co-star in a web comic known as [[Squires Of Dimness]]. He appears in the NIN music videos for "[[The Hand That Feeds (song)\|The Hand That Feeds]]" and "[[Survivalism (song)\|Survivalism]]".

Alessandro Cortini

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	\| imgname = Ali.jpg		\| imgname = Ali.jpg
-	\| instruments = ~~Synth~~, Guitar, Vocals	+	\| instruments = Keyboards, Guitar, Backing Vocals
-	\| years = ~~2005–2008~~, 2013-	+	\| years = 2005-2008, 2013-
-	\| tours = With ~~Teeth–Lights~~ In The Sky ~~Over North America~~	+	\| tours = [[Live: With Teeth]]-[[Lights In The Sky Tour\|Lights In The Sky]]
	}}'''Alessandro Cortini''' (born May 24, 1976, in Bologna, Italy) was the keyboardist during live performances by [[Nine Inch Nails]] from 2005 through 2008. He also occasionally plays guitar, for example, on "[[Getting Smaller]]," "[[Mr. Self Destruct]]," and "[[Echoplex]]."		}}'''Alessandro Cortini''' (born May 24, 1976, in Bologna, Italy) was the keyboardist during live performances by [[Nine Inch Nails]] from 2005 through 2008. He also occasionally plays guitar, for example, on "[[Getting Smaller]]," "[[Mr. Self Destruct]]," and "[[Echoplex]]."

Josh Freese

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	\| years = 2005-2008		\| years = 2005-2008
-	\| tours = [[Live: With Teeth]]-[[Lights In The Sky Tour]] ~~(2008 dates)~~	+	\| tours = [[Live: With Teeth]]-[[Lights In The Sky Tour\|Lights In The Sky]]
	}}'''Josh Freese''' (born December 25, 1972) is a session musician with a prolific career. He was a welcome addition to [[Nine Inch Nails]], replacing [[Jerome Dillon]] and [[Alex Carapetis]].		}}'''Josh Freese''' (born December 25, 1972) is a session musician with a prolific career. He was a welcome addition to [[Nine Inch Nails]], replacing [[Jerome Dillon]] and [[Alex Carapetis]].

Justin Meldal-Johnsen

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-	\| instruments = Bass	+	\| instruments = Bass, Guitar, Synthesizers, Backing Vocals
	\| years = 2008-2009		\| years = 2008-2009
	\| tours = [[Lights In The Sky Tour\|Lights In The Sky]]-[[Wave Goodbye (tour)\|Wave Goodbye]]		\| tours = [[Lights In The Sky Tour\|Lights In The Sky]]-[[Wave Goodbye (tour)\|Wave Goodbye]]

Nine Inch Nails

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Members:

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	===Live Band Members===		===Live Band Members===
-	*[[Adrian Belew]] (~~2013–~~ )	+	*[[Adrian Belew]] (2013- )
-	*[[Alessandro Cortini]] (~~2004–2008~~, ~~2013–~~ )	+	*[[Alessandro Cortini]] (2004-2008, 2013- )
-	*[[Josh Eustis]] (~~2013–~~ )	+	*[[Josh Eustis]] (2013- )
-	*[[Robin Finck]] (~~1994–2000~~, ~~2008–~~ )	+	*[[Robin Finck]] (1994-1996, 1999-2000, 2008- )
-	*[[Ilan Rubin]] (~~2009–~~ )	+	*[[Ilan Rubin]] (2009- )

	===Former Members===		===Former Members===
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	*Ralf Dietel (2005) (never made it to the road; replaced by North)		*Ralf Dietel (2005) (never made it to the road; replaced by North)
	*Kevin McMahon ([[Nights Of Nothing Tour]], 1996)		*Kevin McMahon ([[Nights Of Nothing Tour]], 1996)
-	*[[Richard Patrick]] (~~1989–1993~~)	+	*[[Richard Patrick]] (1989-1993)
-	*[[Aaron North]] (~~2005–2007~~)	+	*[[Aaron North]] (2005-2007)
	====Bass====		====Bass====
	*[[Rich Fownes]] (2008) (never made it to the road; replaced by Meldal-Johnsen)		*[[Rich Fownes]] (2008) (never made it to the road; replaced by Meldal-Johnsen)
-	*[[Danny Lohner]] (~~1994–2003~~) (Also occasionally handled guitar, synthesizers, backing vocals)	+	*[[Danny Lohner]] (1994-2003) (Also occasionally handled guitar, synthesizers, backing vocals)
-	*[[Jeordie White]] (~~2005–2007~~) (Also occasionally handled guitar, backing vocals)	+	*[[Jeordie White]] (2005-2007) (Also occasionally handled guitar, backing vocals)
-	*[[Justin Meldal-Johnsen]] (~~2008–2009~~) (Also occasionally handled guitar, synthesizers, backing vocals)	+	*[[Justin Meldal-Johnsen]] (2008-2009) (Also occasionally handled guitar, synthesizers, backing vocals)
	*[[Eric Avery]] (2013) (never made it to the road; replaced by Eustis)		*[[Eric Avery]] (2013) (never made it to the road; replaced by Eustis)
	====Keyboards====		====Keyboards====
-	*[[Charlie Clouser]] (~~1994–2001~~) (Also played theremin on the Fragility tour, some drums on the [[Dissonance]] tour)	+	*[[Charlie Clouser]] (1994-2001) (Also played theremin on the Fragility tour, some drums on the [[Dissonance]] tour)
	*[[David Haymes]] (1990)		*[[David Haymes]] (1990)
	*Brian Liesegang (Replacement for Mars for a few nights; helped in the studio on ''Broken'' when Woolley was gone; featured in one of the music videos for "[[Gave Up]]")		*Brian Liesegang (Replacement for Mars for a few nights; helped in the studio on ''Broken'' when Woolley was gone; featured in one of the music videos for "[[Gave Up]]")
	*[[Nick Rushe]] (1990)		*[[Nick Rushe]] (1990)
	*[[Lee Mars]] (1990-1991)		*[[Lee Mars]] (1990-1991)
-	*[[James Woolley]] (~~1991–1994~~)	+	*[[James Woolley]] (1991-1994)
	*[[Chris Vrenna]] (1988)		*[[Chris Vrenna]] (1988)
	*[[Gary Talpas]] (1989) (First live keyboardist for a few shows of the [["Pretty Hate Machine" Promotional Tour\|Pretty Hate Machine Promotional tour]], replaced by Rushe; also the original NIN art director)		*[[Gary Talpas]] (1989) (First live keyboardist for a few shows of the [["Pretty Hate Machine" Promotional Tour\|Pretty Hate Machine Promotional tour]], replaced by Rushe; also the original NIN art director)
	====Drums====		====Drums====
	*[[Alex Carapetis]] (2005)		*[[Alex Carapetis]] (2005)
-	*[[Jerome Dillon]] (~~1999–2005~~)	+	*[[Jerome Dillon]] (1999-2005)
-	*[[Josh Freese]] (~~2005–2008~~)	+	*[[Josh Freese]] (2005-2008)
	*[[Ron Musarra]] (1988)		*[[Ron Musarra]] (1988)
	*[[Chris Vrenna]] (1988-1990, 1992-1997)		*[[Chris Vrenna]] (1988-1990, 1992-1997)

Robin Finck

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	\| instruments = Guitar, backing vocals		\| instruments = Guitar, backing vocals
-	\| years = ~~1994–1996~~, 1999-2000, 2008 -	+	\| years = 1994-1996, 1999-2000, 2008-
-	\| tours = [[Self Destruct Touring Cycle\|Self Destruct]]–[[Fragility]]; [[Lights In The Sky Tour\|Lights In The Sky]]-~~[[Wave Goodbye Tour\|Wave Goodbye]]~~	+	\| tours = [[Self Destruct Touring Cycle\|Self Destruct]]-[[Fragility]], [[Lights In The Sky Tour\|Lights In The Sky]]-present
	}}'''Robin Finck''' (born November 7, 1971 in Georgia) is the lead guitarist of [[Nine Inch Nails]]. Finck is one of only a few artists who have played two bands listed on VH1's "100 Greatest Artists of Hard Rock:" Nine Inch Nails (#43) and Guns N' Roses (#9). He is also so far the only member of Nine Inch Nails who has left the band for an extended period and then later returned as a full-time member. His appearances, particularly during ''[[The Downward Spiral]]'' era, with his intimidating tall stature, tied back dreadlocks and over-the-top makeup have arguably made him one of the most iconic members of NIN other than [[Trent Reznor]].		}}'''Robin Finck''' (born November 7, 1971 in Georgia) is the lead guitarist of [[Nine Inch Nails]]. Finck is one of only a few artists who have played two bands listed on VH1's "100 Greatest Artists of Hard Rock:" Nine Inch Nails (#43) and Guns N' Roses (#9). He is also so far the only member of Nine Inch Nails who has left the band for an extended period and then later returned as a full-time member. His appearances, particularly during ''[[The Downward Spiral]]'' era, with his intimidating tall stature, tied back dreadlocks and over-the-top makeup have arguably made him one of the most iconic members of NIN other than [[Trent Reznor]].

Justin Meldal-Johnsen

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	\| instruments = Bass		\| instruments = Bass
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-	\| tours = [[Lights In The Sky Tour\|Lights In The Sky]], [[Wave Goodbye (tour)\|Wave Goodbye]]	+	\| tours = [[Lights In The Sky Tour\|Lights In The Sky]]-[[Wave Goodbye (tour)\|Wave Goodbye]]
	}}'''Justin Meldal-Johnsen''' (born March 26, 1970 in Eugene, Oregon, USA), commonly known to fans as '''JMJ''', is a session bassist, producer and songwriter, best known for his work with Beck. He has worked with a number of bands, including Garbage, Macy Gray, [[Tori Amos]], Air, The Mars Volta, Courtney Love, [[Ladytron]], The Foo Fighters, Frank Black and more. On June 5th, 2008, it was announced on [[nin.com]] that Meldal-Johnsen was part of the [[Nine Inch Nails]] live band.		}}'''Justin Meldal-Johnsen''' (born March 26, 1970 in Eugene, Oregon, USA), commonly known to fans as '''JMJ''', is a session bassist, producer and songwriter, best known for his work with Beck. He has worked with a number of bands, including Garbage, Macy Gray, [[Tori Amos]], Air, The Mars Volta, Courtney Love, [[Ladytron]], The Foo Fighters, Frank Black and more. On June 5th, 2008, it was announced on [[nin.com]] that Meldal-Johnsen was part of the [[Nine Inch Nails]] live band.

Ilan Rubin

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-	\| tours = [[Wave Goodbye Tour]]	+	\| tours = [[Wave Goodbye Tour\|Wave Goodbye]]-present
	}}'''Ilan Rubin''' (born July 7, 1988) is the current drummer for [[Nine Inch Nails]], replacing former drummer [[Josh Freese]].		}}'''Ilan Rubin''' (born July 7, 1988) is the current drummer for [[Nine Inch Nails]], replacing former drummer [[Josh Freese]].

Hurt (song)

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	*''[[Hurt (halo)\|Hurt]]'' (CD promo)		*''[[Hurt (halo)\|Hurt]]'' (CD promo)
-	*''[[Piggy ~~(halo)\|Piggy]]~~'' (CD promo)	+	*''Piggy'' (CD promo)
	*''The Bridge School Collection, vol. 4'' (2009)		*''The Bridge School Collection, vol. 4'' (2009)

Wish (halo)

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-	{{expand}}'''''Wish''''' is the second promotional [[single]] from 1992's ''[[Broken]]'' EP, released exclusively to radio stations and music stores to promote the song "[[Wish (song)\|Wish]]."	+	{{expand}}'''''Wish''''' is the second promotional single from 1992's ''[[Broken]]'' EP, released exclusively to radio stations and music stores to promote the song "[[Wish (song)\|Wish]]."

	==Track listing for promotional single==		==Track listing for promotional single==

Nothing Records catalog

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	\|INTC-90086 \|\|Marilyn Manson \|\|Antichrist Superstar \|\|Cass		\|INTC-90086 \|\|Marilyn Manson \|\|Antichrist Superstar \|\|Cass
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	\|INTD-90086 \|\|Marilyn Manson \|\|Antichrist Superstar \|\|CD		\|INTD-90086 \|\|Marilyn Manson \|\|Antichrist Superstar \|\|CD

Somewhat Damaged

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	==Live==		==Live==
	Reznor sings in a different key when performing "Somewhat Damaged" live due to the intense vocal stress it would bring normally. During the [[With_Teeth: Summer Amphitheater Tour]], "Somewhat Damaged" had a substantially different introduction.		Reznor sings in a different key when performing "Somewhat Damaged" live due to the intense vocal stress it would bring normally. During the [[With_Teeth: Summer Amphitheater Tour]], "Somewhat Damaged" had a substantially different introduction.
-	In the [[Fragility ~~Tour~~]] the song was played pretty much the same as the album version, with Reznor on the guitar. However in later tours a new introduction was added to the song, making it no longer necessary for Reznor to play. An example of this can be seen [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L47a_BAhp0c here] in a performance from the 2009 Roksilde Festival.	+	On the [[Fragility]] tour the song was played pretty much the same as the album version, with Reznor on the guitar. However in later tours a new introduction was added to the song, making it no longer necessary for Reznor to play. An example of this can be seen [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L47a_BAhp0c here] in a performance from the 2009 Roksilde Festival.

	==Lyrics==		==Lyrics==

The Space In Between

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-	\| live=[[How To Destroy Angels Live 2013]] ~~(performed as "Between The Spaces")~~	+	\| live=[[How To Destroy Angels Live 2013]]
	}}'''"The Space In Between"''' is a song by [[How To Destroy Angels]], and the second single from their [[How To Destroy Angels (album)\|eponymous EP]]. It runs 3:34 at 74 BPM.		}}'''"The Space In Between"''' is a song by [[How To Destroy Angels]], and the second single from their [[How To Destroy Angels (album)\|eponymous EP]]. It runs 3:34 at 74 BPM.

User:Jet Set Stray

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Chris Vrenna

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-	'''Chris Vrenna''' (born February 23, 1967) was the live drummer for [[Nine Inch Nails]] from 1989 to 1997 (except for 1991, when he was fired from the band for a brief period). He met [[Trent Reznor]] in Cleveland, Ohio, in the mid-1980s when they were roommates and both played in a local band called the [[Exotic Birds]]. Additionally, Vrenna has been credited as an engineer for ''[[Pretty Hate Machine]]'' and ''[[The Downward Spiral (halo)\|The Downward Spiral]]'', as well as playing live drums on the latter. He can be seen in the music videos for "[[Down In It (song)\|Down In It]]", "[[Head Like A Hole (song)\|Head Like A Hole]]", "[[Wish (song)\|Wish]]", "[[Gave Up]]", "[[March Of The Pigs (song)\|March Of The Pigs]]", "[[Hurt (song)\|Hurt]]" (live), "[[Eraser]]" (live), "Wish" (live) and "[[The Perfect Drug (song)\|The Perfect Drug]]".	+	\| name = Chris Vrenna
		+	\| imgname = Vrenna (gave up).jpg
		+	\| instruments = Drums, Keyboards (1988 only)
		+	\| years = 1988-1990, 1992-1997
		+	\| tours = [[Pretty Hate Machine Tour]], [[Self Destruct Touring Cycle\|Self Destruct]]
		+	}}'''Chris Vrenna''' (born February 23, 1967) was the live drummer for [[Nine Inch Nails]] from 1989 to 1997 (except for 1991, when he was fired from the band for a brief period). He was also a keyboard player in the earliest incarnation of the NIN live band in 1988. A new keyboard player was then brought on board so that Vrenna could switch to drums. He also served as somewhat of a sound designer during his entire tenure with NIN.
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		+	He met [[Trent Reznor]] in Cleveland, Ohio, in the mid-1980s when they were roommates and both played in a local band called the [[Exotic Birds]]. Additionally, Vrenna has been credited as an engineer for ''[[Pretty Hate Machine]]'' and ''[[The Downward Spiral (halo)\|The Downward Spiral]]'', as well as playing live drums on the latter. He can be seen in the music videos for "[[Down In It (song)\|Down In It]]", "[[Head Like A Hole (song)\|Head Like A Hole]]", "[[Wish (song)\|Wish]]", "[[Gave Up]]", "[[March Of The Pigs (song)\|March Of The Pigs]]", "[[Hurt (song)\|Hurt]]" (live), "[[Eraser]]" (live), "Wish" (live) and "[[The Perfect Drug (song)\|The Perfect Drug]]".

	After leaving NIN, Vrenna formed the band [[Tweaker]]. The band has three full-length albums entitled ''The Attraction to All Things Uncertain'', ''2 A.M. Wakeup Call'' and ''Call The Time Eternity''. Vrenna's inspiration is derived mainly from surreal paintings and dreams.		After leaving NIN, Vrenna formed the band [[Tweaker]]. The band has three full-length albums entitled ''The Attraction to All Things Uncertain'', ''2 A.M. Wakeup Call'' and ''Call The Time Eternity''. Vrenna's inspiration is derived mainly from surreal paintings and dreams.
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	The inspiration for ''2 A.M. Wakeup Call'' came from his wife. She had trouble sleeping and would wake up each night at exactly 2 A.M. This gave Vrenna the idea for the album. He compiled several artists together for the album and told them that it would be based off of dreams and feelings that occur at night time. [[wp:Robert Smith\|Robert Smith]] contributed to this album.		The inspiration for ''2 A.M. Wakeup Call'' came from his wife. She had trouble sleeping and would wake up each night at exactly 2 A.M. This gave Vrenna the idea for the album. He compiled several artists together for the album and told them that it would be based off of dreams and feelings that occur at night time. [[wp:Robert Smith\|Robert Smith]] contributed to this album.

-	Vrenna has toured, both as Tweaker and as a touring musician for various bands. In 2006 he was a touring drummer for Gnarls Barkley, even wearing the original Chewbacca costume for the group's ''Star Wars''-themed performance at the 2006 MTV Movie Awards. Reportedly, he ~~is touring~~ with the former [[Nothing Records]] signed band, [[Marilyn Manson (band)\|Marilyn Manson]], as a keyboardist for the band's 2007 tour.	+	Vrenna has toured, both as Tweaker and as a touring musician for various bands. In 2006 he was a touring drummer for Gnarls Barkley, even wearing the original Chewbacca costume for the group's ''Star Wars''-themed performance at the 2006 MTV Movie Awards. Reportedly, he has toured with the former [[Nothing Records]] signed band, [[Marilyn Manson (band)\|Marilyn Manson]], as a keyboardist for the band's 2007 tour.

	==Body of work==		==Body of work==

User:La Petite Juliet

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Wave Goodbye Tour

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2009/08/28 Chicago, IL

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-	[[Nine Inch Nails]] played at the Aragon Ballroom in Chicago, Illinois on August 28, 2009. [[Mew]] was the opening act.	+	[[Image:Chicago2009.jpg\|thumbnail\|Limited-edition lithograph for this performance]][[Nine Inch Nails]] played at the Aragon Ballroom in Chicago, Illinois on August 28, 2009 as part of the [[Wave Goodbye Tour]]. [[Mew]] was the opening act.

	==Notes==		==Notes==

2009/08/29 Chicago, IL

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*[[Peter Murphy]] once again joined NIN onstage to perform "[[Reptile]]," "[[A Strange Kind Of Love]]" and "[[Final Solution]]." It was announced that this would be the last time he would appear with the band on the [[Wave Goodbye Tour]].		*[[Peter Murphy]] once again joined NIN onstage to perform "[[Reptile]]," "[[A Strange Kind Of Love]]" and "[[Final Solution]]." It was announced that this would be the last time he would appear with the band on the [[Wave Goodbye Tour]].

File:Chicago2009.jpg

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		+	[[Category:Tour Lithos]]

File:Chicago2009.jpg

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uploaded "[[File:Chicago2009.jpg]]" Chicago 2009 lithograph sourced from The NIN Historian

File:La2009.jpg

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uploaded a new version of "[[File:La2009.jpg]]" better version from The NIN Historian

Category:Tour Lithos

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	On the [[Live: With Teeth]] tour, [[Nine Inch Nails]] sold limited-edition lithographs made for each of the concerts. These usually were sold at US$25.00 at the concerts. Because they were made in limited numbers and each concert had its own unique design, they became collector's items, sold and traded over the Internet.		On the [[Live: With Teeth]] tour, [[Nine Inch Nails]] sold limited-edition lithographs made for each of the concerts. These usually were sold at US$25.00 at the concerts. Because they were made in limited numbers and each concert had its own unique design, they became collector's items, sold and traded over the Internet.

-	This category contains the lithographs that were produced and sold on the tour in 2005 and 2006.	+	This category contains the lithographs that were produced and sold on the tour in 2005 and 2006. It also contains lithographs that were sold during the final dates of the [[Wave Goodbye Tour]].

	[[Category:Tour Dates]][[Category:Tours]]		[[Category:Tour Dates]][[Category:Tours]]

User:Oil242mx

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Hate Tour

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Tour Dates:

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		+	\| [[1990/05/22 Palo Alto, CA]]
		+	\| The Edge
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	\| [[1990/05/23 San Francisco, CA]]		\| [[1990/05/23 San Francisco, CA]]