saturnine

but no less true

to fit in?

how about black? or not red?

fantastic. today i mailed a parcel and bought something from staples.

hey, abtins, the red sides have to go

so i see you all watched the same episode as i did this evening..

i am olds alberta

Could you provide us with a more specific time frame for the BYIT DVD other than the year 2007 Will there be a live CD to accompany the new DVD? What is the status of the Closure DVD. Any news on your end?

i'm sure a cd will accompany it

it would be easiest to have it transferred to dvd.

too bad no one mentioned tom petty

that's what the internet is for

hear more from you.

my house is now its own independent country. it's for sale for $83 million. awesome.

Trent says, "To be clear: my involvement with Nothing Records is over. Is Nothing Records alive or an entity? You'd have to ask John Malm (we're not really speaking that much these days)... Nothing studios is still in New Orleans and I'm not sure what I'll do with it. I'll figure that out when I finish touring."

he got tired of all the red tape involved with the record company not releasing it.

wow, i live in TEXAS and i heard of them at least 2 years ago.. so this whole thread is kind of confusing me. good thing i'd heard of them at that point good thing you thought they were total crap at that point hey, even you grew on me

disgustipated. also, trent released the closure dvd on bittorrent a couple weeks ago.

man, i'd buy that shirt

i was searching for people far inferior to myself to point and laugh at. and i'm responsible for at least 2 members. abtins, pay up.

wow, i live in TEXAS and i heard of them at least 2 years ago.. so this whole thread is kind of confusing me. good thing i'd heard of them at that point

Which is good. Seriously, Trent is like 40 and still sings about the same self-pity bullshit. With Teeth was horrible, anyone who thinks otherwise...I'm glad you like recycling. i would say there's quite a bit less self-pity recently. and from the man himself: "While mixing, I spend most of my time NOT in the control room to allow myself some objectivity when it comes time to listen to the progress of a track. During that time, I'm working on the new set list, tour production, thinking about tracks that aren't being mixed yet, working on a few things NIN related I can't tell you about yet, finishing Saul's record, and occasionally checking in on you people online. Let me clear a few things up so some of you don't kill yourselves (or maybe you now will). This is not a fucking hip hop record for fuck's sake. I imagine my referring to old Public Enemy records as an influence and the fact I'm working with Saul sparked that. To clarify what I meant by being influenced by Public Enemy: Hank Shocklee's Bomb Squad had a unique and highly influential way of constructing tracks - layers of samples and loops that combined together to form something chaotic and new. Do not expect Flavor Flav to appear here. While we're at it, I wouldn't consider Saul's record to be labeled hip hop either. Certainly there is an influence there but his record reaches far beyond the confines of what I consider a dying genre. As far as the sound and content of my new record, you'll see and hear soon enough. I am certain some of you will HATE it. I am also certain some of you will find it the best thing I've ever done. It is different in a number of ways and it is who I am now. I am creating right now and I do not care what the record label or marketing people think about what I'm doing. In also do not care what the public think about what I;m doing. I certainly appreciate your patronage - and I HOPE you will get and enjoy what I'm working on, but I will not patronize you or pander to what you want. I will assure you I am pouring every ounce of my life, heart and soul into this and it will be the best work I am capable of - and that's all I can do."

imperial

new album is called 'year zero' and it drops april 2007

for the past 12 years i've been wondering what he said in that song