This is pretty dope. I did not know Trent dabbled in a bit of hip-hop production. It would’ve been awesome if he and Aaliyah were able to have worked on some music together. I know she was a huge NIN fan and liked Trent Reznor’s production style.
It's interesting you say that - Back in the day I had Try Again on my playlist because I loved the analog synths Timbaland used in that song. I can see real remix potential in that song if the production got dirtied up a bit.
@@charlesleroq932That would’ve been dope. I know for her last album she wanted to work with Trent, but, she was filming Queen Of The Damned and working on her album at the same time. Aaliyah and Trent had scheduling conflicts so that’s why it didn’t happen.
I remember her saying that at the 1999 VMA's, when Trent made a rare appearance, as it was 9/9/99, and he was promoting The Fragile, which was released 12 days later. It's too bad she didn't live, so young. And we may have heard a NIN remix of Aaliyah.
I still have the original Quake, the installation disc and case. The 1st track was data, the rest is the soundtrack and I used to play that shit in my car.
You can find it on Soulseek. Google it, download it and install it. Type the name of the song without "-"or "("and you'll find it. If not, I'll send it to you, just message me your e-mail. :)
+thevoid99 Trent Reznor enjoys rap music and has a few acts on tour with him every now and then please do check your facts before speaking up. Just like Snoop Dog enjoys Rock just because you make a genre don't mean you can't enjoy another or make an piece of music with an artist from another genre. Trust me he didn't need the money at the time considering the downward spiral was headed platinum.
Dustin Linhart um.... this came out years after "the downward spiral" and he was making "the fragile" at the time. he did like hip-hop but he wasn't really a fan of diddy yet he knew he had an offer he couldn't refuse. at least he was honest about doing it for the money since he did have to fund his own work in the studio as interscope at the time was going into some transition and this was before the era of ugh.... rap-metal.
What do you think he stopped making money after he released the album? He made millions off that album and the self destruction tour I doubt he needed to "do it for the $$$$" He is not broke nor needed extra money to make the fragile. I have read and seen most interviews about anything to do with nine inch nails no where have I seen or heard anything you mentioned. Besides that how do you know he is not a fan of P Diddy? Do you know Trent Reznor do you know what is in his MP3 collection?
Dustin Linhart i know he likes a tribe called quest, i know he likes nwa, and hip-hop. i happen to know a lot about NIN. i wrote about the band several times so i don't need a fucking history lesson. i remembered trent talking about diddy during a 5-hour marathon of his favorite videos where he did admit he did it for the money as he needed it. besides, do u really think he made millions off of "the downward spiral" and its tour? aren't you aware that his manager took all of that money and did some spending in the early 2000s when trent was at his most vulnerable and eventually sued the man?
Yeah, as a huge NIN fan, this was weird. The original is great, I think B.I.G. and the menacing trumpets sound is boss, so this remix is never going to be as good.
This is a prime example of why you don’t touch an epic original. The original builds in the beginning and has actual Notorious BIG conversation in the background telling them to turn the track volume up that adds to it. His mic was too loud in his ear and he was trying to get the volume right. Should never have done this version.
This is pretty dope. I did not know Trent dabbled in a bit of hip-hop production. It would’ve been awesome if he and Aaliyah were able to have worked on some music together. I know she was a huge NIN fan and liked Trent Reznor’s production style.
It's interesting you say that - Back in the day I had Try Again on my playlist because I loved the analog synths Timbaland used in that song. I can see real remix potential in that song if the production got dirtied up a bit.
Ntm aliyah style of vocals could have really been awesome accompanying trents excellent music.. he fairly recently produced a Halsey album
@@triplebarreldarrelCool! I know he also did the music for Soul, a Disney movie. I was pleasantly surprised.
@@charlesleroq932That would’ve been dope. I know for her last album she wanted to work with Trent, but, she was filming Queen Of The Damned and working on her album at the same time. Aaliyah and Trent had scheduling conflicts so that’s why it didn’t happen.
I remember her saying that at the 1999 VMA's, when Trent made a rare appearance, as it was 9/9/99, and he was promoting The Fragile, which was released 12 days later. It's too bad she didn't live, so young. And we may have heard a NIN remix of Aaliyah.
A Trent Reznor remix is like the final boss of a nes game
You are corny, and the reason why we can’t have nice tings!
Stout observation
DOOM final boss!!!! Great fucking observation!!!!
precursor to NIN's "where is everybody" 😄
Who’s here after Diddy got arrested?
If this came out today people in the comments would be like, "Yes, I can hear the Death Grips influence"
lmao
As a huge Death Grips and Nine Inch Nails fan, this isn’t even really close to DG’s wild production. It’s very much Trent, and that’s a okay.
01:14 Holy Fucking Shit
wow I never heard this version before, it's dope as fuck!!
Oh man this brings back memories
Trent Reznor should produce rap music.
Same. Closest thing you'll hear is Zack Hemsey (for now)
Check Out Saul William's The Inevitable Rise And Liberation Of Niggy Stardust... experimental hip hop, produced by Trent Reznor.
Dr Dre helped out on Further Down the Spiral
He has produced for saul williams
@@adj789 and dre produced a track on the fragile, too. not sure about FDTS but i know the fragile for sure
This is raw and uncut at its best!
This is the better version of this song.
Like Hell! This shit is terrible.
Wow. This isGarbage
Don't listen to these fools. This is the best version.
The background music by Nine Inch Nails has the Quake feel to it (yes, I know Trent Reznor composed the music for Quake).
I still have the original Quake, the installation disc and case. The 1st track was data, the rest is the soundtrack and I used to play that shit in my car.
@@skuzlebut82 used to?!
I forgot about this monster. The original Victory is great. This remix is great. NIN is great. This is hardcore badassery even in 2022!
Even in 2023 😮
@@triplebarreldarrel ha you know it! Now I need to give it a listen again!
He has... Saul Williams as a solo artist. And a lot of remix/production work.
WE ARE TEAM 2000
TEAM...2000!!!
FUCK Y'ALL GONNA DO
I love Chono
Trent and Bad Boy Entertainment in one song- what can be better?
Lol this beat actually makes diddy seem decent.
This is the only Diddy song I really like.
This is how a real producer teaches other producers how to put on their big boy pants. #trentreznor #nineinchnails
That comment made me so happy. I have the NIN logo on my wedding ring
1999 1st TEAM2000!
Masahiro Chono
Akira Nogami
Don Frye
Damn this is sick af.
nWo typhoooooon......
TEAM2000!!
damn!!!
Biggie's very last recording. RIP
BIG said "The Son of Satan".
You can find it on Soulseek. Google it, download it and install it. Type the name of the song without "-"or "("and you'll find it. If not, I'll send it to you, just message me your e-mail. :)
I remember this gem
nWoだオラエー！
5:30 蝶野さん
See Yeezus, THIS is how make GOOD Industrial Hip Hop
team2000
Where can I buy this hardcore material
So brutal.
TEAM 2000
Super street fighter IV
Ultra street fighter IV
Listened to this back in the late 90's. Trent Reznor could probably make Cardi B sound good, if he cut out her voice entirely.
excelente
Sad this is considered old school now lol
the only part of the song that sounds out of date is P.Diddy saying "tape or cd"
nWo・・・
More please
you in the danger zone
Hide and seek Running
Street fighter IV
needs an instrumental version
Hold up who did the song who made this did a fan make this put this together or what the fuck is going on pretty dope
@Coltou He did. Saul Williams Rise and Liberation.
Who's listening in 2018?
2023 here
i remember trent admitted that he did the remix for $$$$. i guess he needed as he was working on "the fragile" during that time.
+thevoid99 Trent Reznor enjoys rap music and has a few acts on tour with him every now and then please do check your facts before speaking up. Just like Snoop Dog enjoys Rock just because you make a genre don't mean you can't enjoy another or make an piece of music with an artist from another genre. Trust me he didn't need the money at the time considering the downward spiral was headed platinum.
Dustin Linhart
um.... this came out years after "the downward spiral" and he was making "the fragile" at the time. he did like hip-hop but he wasn't really a fan of diddy yet he knew he had an offer he couldn't refuse. at least he was honest about doing it for the money since he did have to fund his own work in the studio as interscope at the time was going into some transition and this was before the era of ugh.... rap-metal.
What do you think he stopped making money after he released the album? He made millions off that album and the self destruction tour I doubt he needed to "do it for the $$$$" He is not broke nor needed extra money to make the fragile. I have read and seen most interviews about anything to do with nine inch nails no where have I seen or heard anything you mentioned. Besides that how do you know he is not a fan of P Diddy? Do you know Trent Reznor do you know what is in his MP3 collection?
Dustin Linhart i know he likes a tribe called quest, i know he likes nwa, and hip-hop. i happen to know a lot about NIN. i wrote about the band several times so i don't need a fucking history lesson.
i remembered trent talking about diddy during a 5-hour marathon of his favorite videos where he did admit he did it for the money as he needed it. besides, do u really think he made millions off of "the downward spiral" and its tour? aren't you aware that his manager took all of that money and did some spending in the early 2000s when trent was at his most vulnerable and eventually sued the man?
@@thevoid99 Stop saying "um" like a batty boy.
2023 here
Yeah, as a huge NIN fan, this was weird. The original is great, I think B.I.G. and the menacing trumpets sound is boss, so this remix is never going to be as good.
Not sure, I downloaded it for free ;)
Original still >, fire nonetheless
check out my remix of play by david banner and NIN closer
Yeezus?
I had a skinhead threaten to kill me for playing this at a fetish ball when it came out haha. Man this still slams.
1:14 my favorite part
8)
God I love Trent. Too bad this is a rap song though - nothing against rap, but NIN stands up much better on its own.
Kinda disappointed. Outside of Busta's part, the remix doesn't really compliment the vocals. It's more or less doing it's own thing.
This is a prime example of why you don’t touch an epic original. The original builds in the beginning and has actual Notorious BIG conversation in the background telling them to turn the track volume up that adds to it. His mic was too loud in his ear and he was trying to get the volume right. Should never have done this version.
It's almost like Puff Daddy said, "The more this remix sucks, the more we'll pay you."
shut the fuck up
He might as well said that. This is terrible.
this is really terrible
let me guess born in 2000+ if not you listen to shit ass music
Agree
You misspelled fucking great
I agree with you. Why did they fuck this song up?
This is crap. prefer the original version of the rap with Rocky theme.
Super street fighter IV