NOCTURNE - GUIDE TO EXTINCTION
Shallow
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I Lie
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Alibi
[3:23]5.8 Mb
Passion
[3:48]7 Mb
Walk Away
[5:18]8.7 Mb
Indulge
[3:18]5.9 Mb
Class War
[4:03]7.2 Mb
Nothing
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Dirty Sanchez
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No Way out
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Dead Man
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Cocaine Sex
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Theyll Never Find Your Body
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Nocturne "Guide to Extinction" Album Review
FREAKING AWESOME!!!
i've been a Nocturne Fan since being introduced to them at a Bile concert in 2002. i enjoyed every album and am sincerly sorry to see them broken up. In my opinion there is not a bad song on here.
BLOOD AND BATTERIES - SALIENT
Stray
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Grazed by Celebacy
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Salient
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Malady
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Sarcasm
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Treaty
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Digitized
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Sanatist
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Transact
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As Nails
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Latent
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Table Saw
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So Down
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Blood and Batteries "Salient" Album Review
Review
Blood and Batteries' debut album, "Salient," is a foray into a widely diverse musical world that combines the thrash and anger of modern hardcore metal with the keen programming of industrial.
NINE INCH NAILS - WITH TEETH
All the Love in the World
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You Know What You are
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The Collector
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The Hand that Feeds
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Love is not Enough
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Every Day is Exactly the Same
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With Teeth
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Only
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Getting Smaller
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Sunspots
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The Line Begins to Blur
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Beside You in Time
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Right Where it Belongs
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Nine inch Nails "With Teeth" Album Review
Captivating Sadness
I was first introduced to Nine Inch Nails when I saw a Quake 3 trailer which mentioned that it had music composed by NIN. I never really got to hear the Quake 3 music but the association was enough to make a good first impression. At that time, I hardly knew Rock, let alone Industrial.
Incidentally, NIN was never played by any of my friends from whom I used to get my music in the early days, around the time that I discovered Rock and Heavy Metal. A few years later, The first time I heard their music was when a fried pushed some of it on to me. Yet, I didn't take much notice. Instead, I got four discs of Ozzy/Black Sabbath stuff, none of which I really like. On my last trip to the store, I noticed With Teeth on the stands. It was selling for... hold your breath... INR 750! Gave up on the purchase.
Recently I made my first purchase on Amazon and the experience turned out to be so good that I went back on a shopping spree. I ended up ordering four Audio CDs and three movie DVDs. With Teeth by Nine Inch Nails was one of them and it arrived along with Prodigy's "The Fat of the Land". The first day I listened to With Teeth only once and then totally tripped on Prodigy. But somewhere in the back of my head, the notes from With Teeth's first song, "All the Love" got stuck.
Over the next few days, the notes kept strengthening. They made me listen to NIN while I wanted to listen to Prodigy. And the more I listened, the more I got hooked. Now I'm hooked bad! With Teeth is a very dark and depressing album. With the slow industrial tunes of gloom (I never thought it was possible to make gloomy Industrial, though this album is probably their least synthetic), you've got gloomy lyrics too. Sample this:
> no one's heard a single word i've said
> they don't sound as good outside my head
or
> you can live in this illusion
> you can choose to believe
> you keep looking but you can't find the woods
> while you're hiding in the trees
Hyper stuff. I feel sorry for Prodigy and System of a Down. I'm not gonna touch their discs for quite some time until my NIN-mania takes a break.
Video Nine Inch Nails - Eraser (With Teeth Tour Visuals)
What was on the projection screens on the With Teeth tour 2005-2006
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