@@edisons.7637 I mean same duh, that's why we are all here, but to make music like that you need a certain mindset, ethics and a type of personality, you know?
I seriously thought this was brand new and between the album talk and the video chat technology (audio and video quality) I slowly realized this is at least 13 years old.
Dude! This chat with Trent should have WAY more views! Well fucking done! Soo stoked it popped up as a suggestion after DM dropping My Cosmos are mine. (3-34 can't come soon enough !) Now I'm going to one of these shows. NIN always deliver / destroy live!!!
Yes they do-I saw them live last September-had to take a drive 900 miles to see them & we were late but it was still worth it Now I just wish they will come closer to NY-Long Island-Tri-State area so I can see the entire show & not travel for days & have a traumatic anxiety filled trip on way there without sleep for days & then miss the first half hour of the show- They GIVE THE BEST LIVE SHOW-best show I've seen since I can remember..... Trent is so Great to his fans too Please come tour in NY-Long Island-TriState area Trent Nine Inch Nails..... I want this opportunity to see you up close & personal front of stage from beginning to end as I know seeing your live show is something that POSITIVELY changes my life in a very good way & I really need that now & I think it can really help my adult son as well & Is love to take him too..... Please give us the opportunity Still paying off the debt from last year's tickets-travel & everything to see them at Louder Than Life festival & didn't even see any other band-Only the headliner & missed the beginning of their set too-I die to the very long traumatic drive there
I was lucky enough to afford to go to three nine inch nails shows. I have been a fan since high school when my friend got me into Year Zero. It still is one of my favorite nine inch nails albums and I really like all their stuff. Trent speaks from the heart and from his own experiences through music and I have great respect for Trent and anybody he has worked with or collaborated with. Trent wrote most of his music by himself and inspires me to learn about music production. Saw him dcu center Worcester mass back in 2008 which was the lights in the sky tour. I got to be up pretty close and it was an amazing show and so were the other times. I'll never forget the talk he gave about 'la mer' during the wave goodbye tour. I won't get into it but it was very inspiring. Glad to see Trent is doing what he wants to at this point in his life in terms of getting to kinda relax from touring and focus on projects of his own. Thanks for everything you've done over the years and I'm very happy that you are doing well.
It was 93', and my grandma bought Broken on tape, I was 12... Now I work at a industrial lable, and make industrial music you and Skinny Puppy formed me.
Part of my soul is still in Cuyahoga Falls Ohio. I had no idea that would be such an important and amazing show, for me it was simply the closest venue to Milwaukee. That kills me to hear him saying that they won't tour anymore. NIN live is really the only time that I actually feel fully alive.
that last sentence exactly. I've only been to one tour twice and I tried to last year but got sick. Now I don't know if I'll get the chance to see NIN again and it's devastating.
Same here-Fully alive & wanting to be fully alive-I wish they will tour some more. I love every song I ever hear & only discovered them in mid 2021. Glad Trent Reznor is living his best life though anyway. Thank you for everything Trent.
Same here-Fully alive & wanting to be fully alive-I wish they will tour some more. I love every song I ever hear & only discovered them in mid 2021. Glad Trent Reznor is living his best life though anyway. Thank you for everything Trent 💖
Wow I am so glad I just discovered this. Watching it now. Thank you so much. Glad you found it; I know that feeling of losing important videos & pictures on computers & all that. This was to be-To Not Be Lost Ever. Long live Nine Inch Nails.
the grateful dead are good though bro.. i seen NIN and a perfect circle (opened for them) when i was 15 (38 now) in 2000 at riverport in STL it was great strangely enough it was the only concert i went solo to and i can;t remember why lol
I saw that tour as well at The Gorge in George, Washington. I was 20, and I had just got my Nin logo tattooed on the back of my neck, months prior to the show.
Trent reznors essence as a creator echoes the same of those I know in engineering. The mind reveals its patterns time and time again. I develop software and also produce music in my free time. The two activities compliment each other well. Cheers
Crap. I thought this was a recent interview, then I saw it's from 2009. It was messing with me with what they were talking about, then I finally scrolled past the screen to read, hahaha! Whew.
(Will update this when I have the time) 2:20/56:22 What made you decide not to play Lights In The Sky live and will we ever see it live? 3:35/56:22 What are the reasons for not playing certain songs and given the band members have to learn over 70 songs how do you pick the 20ish songs that play each show? 8:49/56:22 Regarding unreleased material, it should come to no surprise to assume you have mountains and mountains of unreleased work have you ever come back to release work for newer albums and would you release it to the fans to remix and what are the legal implications of that? 12:00/56:22 The recent two songs were taped during the With Teeth era but were just released now, did you ever have to do anything with interscope to release them? 12:37:56:22 What were some non music related things you haven't done in your life that you really want to do? 20:25/56:22 The Still album represented showed a softer side to NIN do you have any interest in creating another album like Still in the future
(not exact wording) 22:54 - Any Ghost songs on the next tour? 23:35 - You recently asked your followers for cover song suggestions, what were some of the more outlandish ones? 25:44 Years ago you mentioned you wanted to release The Fragile in surround sound by 2009, do you have any plans to commemorate these projects or is there too much red tape involved? What else would you include? 32:23 - There is a large demand for live recordings of Nine Inch Nails shows, have you ever considered a Nine Inch Nails focused torrent site? Are there legal issues that would hinder you from releasing live recordings? What about providing pro video or sound board recordings from the south? 39:49 - If you were to make a list of who you wanted to collaborate with who would it be on it and why? 42:25 - You posted an online survey last year regarding your touring and shows etc. Did the data from the survey help shape the Nine Inch Nails we see now? 44:09 - Does being a constant tease to the Nine Inch Nails community bring you immense amounts of joy similar to the amounts or agony you impose on us?
@@LeeSmilex that's a tough call for me. Those were the love symbol days and they must have been confusing for everybody, including Prince. But for my money, especially for someone so prolific, Prince has got the most consistently high quality output I've ever seen.
@@kaicanyonellis oh i agree and i love a lot of the symbol era dearly but purely from an 'is he being really interesting creatively' perspective, around that time it was the rave into the joy fantastic (with arista and their 'supernatural' tactic of lots of guests) and remaking 1999 with larry graham etc which is a pretty commercial enterprise for him, especially for the time, whereas lotus flower in 2009 is trippy, semi-conceptual and full of great guitar work. i'd take the weakest pricne album over most other music though and feel even trent gets into repetitive doldrums at times tbh - again one of my fave artists ever and one that inspired me to do music in the first place so being picky with stuff i love really. ;-) btw this is lee i just replied on wrong sign in. :-)
wow awesome thank you for the interview! listening now while at work. Was just listening to all of Ghosts. His painting behind did look like a NIN thing lol
Cool! When was this filmed? He mentions being engaged, so I assume around 2008/2009, which is when he married Mariqueen. *EDIT: Never mind. You mention 10 year anniversary of The Fragile, so that answers my question.
Please don't do a 'RightGuard commercial LOL-around 19:20 Trent mentions this & I notice this all too often now with stars making these commercials.....LOL IT WOULD BE DIFFERENT IF YOU JUST LOVED THE DEODORANT & WANTED EVERYONE TO KNOW HOW GREAT IT REALLY IS.....but otherwise 🤔
Content is king of course...and anything Trent has to say is gonna be gold...but wouldn't you think that in a situation where we have someone interviewing a certifiable music legend...that they'd at least TRY and get some decent production values going on. Sorry...but the quality of this video is absolute garbage...and that makes it very hard (for me at least) to enjoy listening to Mr. Reznor. And I'd REALLY like to enjoy listening to Mr. Reznor...cause he's one of the most interesting people on the effing planet!
I would piss my pants getting a chance to interview and try to impress and not irritate this man.
this is why NIN is my fav band. I love how down-to-earth no BS Trent is
NIN is MY favorite band because of the music he makes lol
@@edisons.7637 I mean same duh, that's why we are all here, but to make music like that you need a certain mindset, ethics and a type of personality, you know?
@@koyaaanisquatsi Uhhhhhhh ooook but talent and hard work are WAY more valuable to success than what you just mentioned.
@@edisons.7637 that doesn’t contradict what I wrote
@@koyaaanisquatsiYes
I seriously thought this was brand new and between the album talk and the video chat technology (audio and video quality) I slowly realized this is at least 13 years old.
16:09/ 56:22 Trent pointing that the interviewer was starting to get sad is for some reason really funny/wholesome to me
Dude! This chat with Trent should have WAY more views! Well fucking done! Soo stoked it popped up as a suggestion after DM dropping My Cosmos are mine. (3-34 can't come soon enough !) Now I'm going to one of these shows. NIN always deliver / destroy live!!!
Yes they do-I saw them live last September-had to take a drive 900 miles to see them & we were late but it was still worth it
Now I just wish they will come closer to NY-Long Island-Tri-State area so I can see the entire show & not travel for days & have a traumatic anxiety filled trip on way there without sleep for days & then miss the first half hour of the show-
They GIVE THE BEST LIVE SHOW-best show I've seen since I can remember..... Trent is so Great to his fans too
Please come tour in NY-Long Island-TriState area Trent Nine Inch Nails..... I want this opportunity to see you up close & personal front of stage from beginning to end as I know seeing your live show is something that POSITIVELY changes my life in a very good way & I really need that now & I think it can really help my adult son as well & Is love to take him too..... Please give us the opportunity
Still paying off the debt from last year's tickets-travel & everything to see them at Louder Than Life festival & didn't even see any other band-Only the headliner & missed the beginning of their set too-I die to the very long traumatic drive there
reznor is so based, thanks for publishing this
I was lucky enough to afford to go to three nine inch nails shows. I have been a fan since high school when my friend got me into Year Zero. It still is one of my favorite nine inch nails albums and I really like all their stuff. Trent speaks from the heart and from his own experiences through music and I have great respect for Trent and anybody he has worked with or collaborated with. Trent wrote most of his music by himself and inspires me to learn about music production. Saw him dcu center Worcester mass back in 2008 which was the lights in the sky tour. I got to be up pretty close and it was an amazing show and so were the other times. I'll never forget the talk he gave about 'la mer' during the wave goodbye tour. I won't get into it but it was very inspiring. Glad to see Trent is doing what he wants to at this point in his life in terms of getting to kinda relax from touring and focus on projects of his own. Thanks for everything you've done over the years and I'm very happy that you are doing well.
Great comment
It was 93', and my grandma bought Broken on tape, I was 12... Now I work at a industrial lable, and make industrial music you and Skinny Puppy formed me.
It might be good to put the recorded date within the description. Thanks much for posting this.
Yeah, something tells me that’s not how that works🧐
Yeah took me a minute to figure out this is from 2009
Done! Description has finally been updated.
Part of my soul is still in Cuyahoga Falls Ohio. I had no idea that would be such an important and amazing show, for me it was simply the closest venue to Milwaukee. That kills me to hear him saying that they won't tour anymore. NIN live is really the only time that I actually feel fully alive.
that last sentence exactly. I've only been to one tour twice and I tried to last year but got sick. Now I don't know if I'll get the chance to see NIN again and it's devastating.
Same here-Fully alive & wanting to be fully alive-I wish they will tour some more. I love every song I ever hear & only discovered them in mid 2021.
Glad Trent Reznor is living his best life though anyway. Thank you for everything Trent.
Same here-Fully alive & wanting to be fully alive-I wish they will tour some more. I love every song I ever hear & only discovered them in mid 2021.
Glad Trent Reznor is living his best life though anyway. Thank you for everything Trent 💖
Awwww, I see your pet kitty behind you!
bro id have been so nervous with Trent. he was my idol for too long as a kid
Wow I am so glad I just discovered this. Watching it now. Thank you so much. Glad you found it; I know that feeling of losing important videos & pictures on computers & all that.
This was to be-To Not Be Lost Ever.
Long live Nine Inch Nails.
the grateful dead are good though bro.. i seen NIN and a perfect circle (opened for them) when i was 15 (38 now) in 2000 at riverport in STL it was great strangely enough it was the only concert i went solo to and i can;t remember why lol
I saw that tour as well at The Gorge in George, Washington. I was 20, and I had just got my Nin logo tattooed on the back of my neck, months prior to the show.
@@Sindollx666x it was awesome :)
The Collector was my favorite song too ❤ this interview was a year after I saw the lights tour twice.
This just popped up in my recommend, really awesome stuff
Trent reznors essence as a creator echoes the same of those I know in engineering. The mind reveals its patterns time and time again.
I develop software and also produce music in my free time. The two activities compliment each other well.
Cheers
Crap. I thought this was a recent interview, then I saw it's from 2009. It was messing with me with what they were talking about, then I finally scrolled past the screen to read, hahaha! Whew.
Damn, this brings back so many memories. I miss ninchat. I hope you're doing well, papa!
I just watched Broken. Extremely well done, despite the horror. It looks too friggin real!!!
Where were you able to see it.....out of curiosity-not sure if I can watch it but am interested
I was so ready for the Tapeworm questions....dang.
(Will update this when I have the time)
2:20/56:22 What made you decide not to play Lights In The Sky live and will we ever see it live?
3:35/56:22 What are the reasons for not playing certain songs and given the band members have to learn over 70 songs how do you pick the 20ish songs that play each show?
8:49/56:22 Regarding unreleased material, it should come to no surprise to assume you have mountains and mountains of unreleased work have you ever come back to release work for newer albums and would you release it to the fans to remix and what are the legal implications of that?
12:00/56:22 The recent two songs were taped during the With Teeth era but were just released now, did you ever have to do anything with interscope to release them?
12:37:56:22 What were some non music related things you haven't done in your life that you really want to do?
20:25/56:22 The Still album represented showed a softer side to NIN do you have any interest in creating another album like Still in the future
(not exact wording)
22:54 - Any Ghost songs on the next tour?
23:35 - You recently asked your followers for cover song suggestions, what were some of the more outlandish ones?
25:44 Years ago you mentioned you wanted to release The Fragile in surround sound by 2009, do you have any plans to commemorate these projects or is there too much red tape involved? What else would you include?
32:23 - There is a large demand for live recordings of Nine Inch Nails shows, have you ever considered a Nine Inch Nails focused torrent site? Are there legal issues that would hinder you from releasing live recordings? What about providing pro video or sound board recordings from the south?
39:49 - If you were to make a list of who you wanted to collaborate with who would it be on it and why?
42:25 - You posted an online survey last year regarding your touring and shows etc. Did the data from the survey help shape the Nine Inch Nails we see now?
44:09 - Does being a constant tease to the Nine Inch Nails community bring you immense amounts of joy similar to the amounts or agony you impose on us?
Trent throwing shade at Prince and Cuomo LMAO
41:00 Trent: who do I want to collaborate with? Ten years ago I would have said Prince... But I didn't say him now 😂
Strangely prince was doing less interesting stuff arguably in 1999 than in 2009 as a die hard fan. 💜
@@LeeSmilex that's a tough call for me. Those were the love symbol days and they must have been confusing for everybody, including Prince. But for my money, especially for someone so prolific, Prince has got the most consistently high quality output I've ever seen.
@@kaicanyonellis oh i agree and i love a lot of the symbol era dearly but purely from an 'is he being really interesting creatively' perspective, around that time it was the rave into the joy fantastic (with arista and their 'supernatural' tactic of lots of guests) and remaking 1999 with larry graham etc which is a pretty commercial enterprise for him, especially for the time, whereas lotus flower in 2009 is trippy, semi-conceptual and full of great guitar work. i'd take the weakest pricne album over most other music though and feel even trent gets into repetitive doldrums at times tbh - again one of my fave artists ever and one that inspired me to do music in the first place so being picky with stuff i love really. ;-) btw this is lee i just replied on wrong sign in. :-)
@@kaicanyonellis no argument from me - was just trying to see what trent might have meant!
Thanks for doing this. I wish there was a transcript.
47:19 'It's like making love properly.....
Very well said Trent Reznor. That's exactly what it is
Such a fantastic interview! Thank you!!
wow awesome thank you for the interview! listening now while at work. Was just listening to all of Ghosts. His painting behind did look like a NIN thing lol
MAD SHAPESHIFTING...not surprised.
Playback speed 1.5 pro tip
Yeah, the pixelation glitches were interesting😂
Professor Severus Snape
Much better than the other one with the college kid that had no sense of the word humor
Trent Rickman!
I remember seeing this from ets when it came out.
Thats insane your very first interview is with none other than Trent fucking Reznor lol
11:00 lol calling out Rivers Cuomo
Zoom before zoom
😂
I don't need tapeworm.
Cool! When was this filmed? He mentions being engaged, so I assume around 2008/2009, which is when he married Mariqueen.
*EDIT: Never mind. You mention 10 year anniversary of The Fragile, so that answers my question.
You can tell question 8 (the collaboration question) really perturbed Trent for some reason.
23:48
thinking about smashing keyboards
There is a NIN board? hee hee
Oof RIP Prince/Weezer lmfao
I’m just gonna grab another water. I’ll be back🤣
Rip nin chat.
Back when ooVoo was popping
Great interview. Would be helpful to have any info on this interview. Like when this happened and stuff...
I'll get to that at some point
Description has been updated.
GOAT
I AM THE COLLECTOR
Please don't do a 'RightGuard commercial LOL-around 19:20 Trent mentions this & I notice this all too often now with stars making these commercials.....LOL
IT WOULD BE DIFFERENT IF YOU JUST LOVED THE DEODORANT & WANTED EVERYONE TO KNOW HOW GREAT IT REALLY IS.....but otherwise 🤔
Spoiler; it’s not the last tour!😂
this is CRAZY...
When was this interview?
Before the NIN/JA tour so early 2010's
@@voodoodolll I thought this was recent haha. Dang.
Good stuff the same. Cheers.
@@closingtheloop2593 me too lol. I was wondering why the software looks very outdated
@@closingtheloop2593 Trent slagging on Prince got me looking at the comments. Here we are.
May 6, 2009
Content is king of course...and anything Trent has to say is gonna be gold...but wouldn't you think that in a situation where we have someone interviewing a certifiable music legend...that they'd at least TRY and get some decent production values going on. Sorry...but the quality of this video is absolute garbage...and that makes it very hard (for me at least) to enjoy listening to Mr. Reznor. And I'd REALLY like to enjoy listening to Mr. Reznor...cause he's one of the most interesting people on the effing planet!
lol I’m a pretty critical person myself but for 2009 I can’t say I see the issue with this end product.
Weird, I’m the 716th like and my birthday is 7/16 :O
... and how IS your cat?
2009 interview
hey prince how about picking some good songs lolol
is the cat in the back alive?
He's still alive and kicking. He'll be 16 in November.
damn kid!
Hello, I really appreciate the love and support I get from you all my lovely fans
I sincerely hope you never stop listening to my music 🎶❤
How did you get this interview?
I would try to do a unique interview of him beyond fandom.
I really need to update the description to explain.
@@Papagolash I listened further and understood.
It would be helpful to mention that this is ~15 years old...
Done!
12:40 have 7 kids?
Ammmmm
This is old?
Yeah I'm guessing 2009
@zachb5508 ive seen it before, and yeah maybe even 2007.
I was trying to figure out why he was saying he’s been doing it for 20 years. It’s over 30 now.
@benkelly7182 if you want to see a current one, there's one inline with Rick Rubin and Trent.
💻💻
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Good interview. Write down the date when it was taken in the title or description.
ooVoo.. man that's a website I haven't seen in a while