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Nine Inch Nails Italy Rarities Few Industrial 1994

Performer: Nine Inch Nails
Genre: Electronic / Rock
Title: Woodstock 1994
Country: Italy
Released: 1994
Style: Industrial
Label: Rarities & Few
Catalog Number: RFCD 1346
FLAC version ZIP size: 1127 mb
MP3 version ZIP size: 1079 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 2003 mb
Rating: 4.9
Votes: 523

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Tracklist

1	Burn	5:18
2	Head Like A Hole	5:26
3	The Only Time	5:19
4	Suck	4:30
5	Help I Am In Hell	2:39
6	March Of The Pigs	3:46
7	Terrible Lie	7:16
8	Down In It	5:05
9	Wish	3:40
10	Closer	6:08
11	Dead Souls Written-By – J. Division	6:00
12	Reptile	3:58
13	Happiness In Slavery	5:26
14	Something I Can Never Have	6:42
15	Sin	4:15

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
OCTO 039	Nine Inch Nails	Woodstock 94 ‎(CD, Unofficial)	Octopus	OCTO 039	Italy	1994
Night 259	Nine Inch Nails	Live To Air ‎(2xLP, Ltd, Num, P/Unofficial)	Night Of The Vinyl Dead Records	Night 259	Italy	2018
H 88008	Nine Inch Nails	Closer ‎(CD, Unofficial)	Hot Shots	H 88008	1994
KTS 343, KTS343	Nine Inch Nails	When The Whip Comes Down ‎(CDr, Unofficial)	Kiss The Stone, Kiss The Stone	KTS 343, KTS343	Italy	Unknown
SFMCD295	Nine Inch Nails	Live To Air ‎(CD, Unofficial, Ind)	sfm	SFMCD295	Europe	2014

Notes

Bootleg live recording from the Woodstock festival in Saugerties, NY (August 13th and 14th, 1994).

Track 1 is listed on the back cover as "Terrible lie" but actually consists of "Pinion" (from Nine Inch Nails - Broken) segueing fluidly into "Terrible Lie"
Track 13 is listed on the back cover as "Help I am in hell" but the actual track name is "Help Me I Am In Hell" (also from Nine Inch Nails - Broken)

Barcodes

Barcode (Text): 8 014224 813461
Barcode (String): 8014224813461
Matrix / Runout: RFCD 1346 PHC 02 @

Companies

Phonographic Copyright (p) – Red Line

Video

tamada

I'm usually skeptical about bootlegs (quality-for-price tends to be a highly disappointing ratio), but this live set from Woodstock '94 is unbelievably good.

Let me make this clear: this is NOT a live recording that manages to eradicate the crowd noise and mix the band to studio-quality levels... and that works very favorably in this case. I've yet to hear another live NIN compilation (official or bootleg) that manages to capture the energy of NIN live. This recording does it, and in a big way. For me, this is most evident on Track 14 "Happiness In Slavery" - hearing the crowd erupt to drown out Reznor's "...this big f--king machine!" as the guitar solo explodes into my ears is an experience that's never grown old over the 23 years and hundreds of plays I've put that track through.

But just how good is the REST of the set? I can only convey my feelings about this release with a short anecdote:
In the summer of 1995, heading into my sophomore year of college and faced with the prospect of having no money with which to buy my textbooks in the coming semester, I had no choice but to sell off almost my entire CD and media collection (which at that time totaled well over 500 CDs, including the *complete* NIN "halo" set up to 1995). I decided that, for the sake of my own sanity, I would keep 10 (TEN!) CDs - the very best of the very best. This was one of those CDs, and in fact the *only* NIN disc that made the final cut.
Yes... it is THAT good.

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