Nine Inch Nails - Head Like A Hole
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- “Head Like A Hole" - Nine Inch Nails from Pretty Hate Machine
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“Head Like A Hole” Lyrics
God money I'll do anything for you.
God money just tell me what you want me to
God money nail me up against the wall.
God money don't want everything he wants it all.
No you can't take it
No you can't take it
No you can't take that away from me
No you can't take it
No you can't take it
No you can't take that away from me
Head like a hole.
Black as your soul.
I'd rather die than give you control.
Head like a hole.
Black as your soul.
I'd rather die than give you control.
Bow down before the one you serve.
You're going to get what you deserve.
Bow down before the one you serve.
You're going to get what you deserve.
God money's not looking for the cure.
God money's not concerned with the sick among the pure.
God money let's go dancing on the backs of the bruised.
God money's not one to choose
No you can't take it
No you can't take it
No you can't take that away from me
No you can't take it
No you can't take it
No you can't take that away from me
Head like a hole.
Black as your soul.
I'd rather die than give you control.
Head like a hole.
Black as your soul.
I'd rather die than give you control.
Bow down before the one you serve.
You're going to get what you deserve.
Bow down before the one you serve.
You're going to get what you deserve.
Bow down before the one you serve
You're going to get what you deserve.
Bow down before the one you serve.
You're going to get what you deserve.
Head like a hole.
Black as your soul.
I'd rather die than give you control.
Head like a hole.
Black as your soul.
I'd rather die than give you control.
Head like a hole.
Black as your soul.
I'd rather die than give you control.
Head like a hole.
Black as your soul.
I'd rather die than give you control.
Bow down before the one you serve.
You're going to get what you deserve.
Bow down before the one you serve.
You're going to get what you deserve.
Bow down before the one you serve.
You're going to get what you deserve.
Bow down before the one you serve.
You're going to get what you deserve.
Music video by Nine Inch Nails performing Head Like A Hole. (C) 1989 Interscope Records - เพลง
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Can't believe they came out with this Ashley O cover so quickly.
9 years before Netflix even released the season 😲 that takes passion
@@Hii-ec6nr *30 years
SITS Industries I love this comment😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣
This must be some sort of cover band, they play Johhny Cash’s Hurt almost convincingly
This video really feels like the absolute dead-center of the transition from the 80s to the 90s.
You're god-damned right!
nICE!
Definitely has a touch of the Duran Duran/living colour aesthetic
That's exactly what I thought. Makes sense for being made in 89.
Good call..
I totally agree
Being a new fan of NIN, gotta say, this album aged amazingly. Sounds like it was recorded yesterday.
True
Word. Some music sounds so dated
@@clownindan especially now lmao
Some tracks could come out tomorrow, and a day later, I forget it even exists.
I heard songs from the 50s that are still listened to and have aged nicely.
Bro is about to take you on many journeys.
I listened to this CD everyday on the hour bud ride to school in 92. Depressing times.😂
I'm 56, and this is why I LOVE 90's rock.
The genre turned self-loathing and depression on its head, acknowledged darkness in thought in all its sadness/horror, and then spit it out with sarcasm, wit, and defiance. And yes, there is hope in the music too.
That is the essence of 90's grunge.
I LOVE this song. Listen to lyrics babies:)
Oiii uhhh buddy... NIN is industrial metal/rock - not grunge at all. However, both genres feature either happy, sad, angry, depressed, morose, horny, edgy, furious, desperate, ecstatic, or sometimes even downright INSANE lyrics! 🤘🤘🤘
Hey, I'm 58 and I've been listening to them when they hit the scene.
Great comment!
This would be 80's
Hope is the lack of information. -Boyd Rice
I don't care if you're here because of Black Mirror or not, anything to get new people watching and listening to NIN is great by me.
Totally agree. Imagine in a parallel universe a large amount of Miley Cyrus fans started following nin and it was because of that catchy song they covered 😂😂😂 so dumb. I love nin though they should've covers closer haha
Be like JT, guys.
THAT'S how I feel. Sure, they may desecrating it with pop, but even Trent is amused by it and the fact that it's Miley Cyrus and nin is amusing no matter who you are. I'm just always happy when I see nin anywhere.
What's your favorite song? My first introduction to them, oddly enough was Ghosts I-IV. Still my favorite.
@@WatercolorHeart Such a classic set. I could zone out to Ghosts all day. For me "The Mark Has Been Made" comes to mind. But my first real intro to them was Year Zero. That has a special place in my heart.
Time to get some new Nine Inch Nails fans in here, thanks Black Mirror!
this old u idiot shut it
He's thanking black mirror for making the song famous again
what's wrong about that?
@@rosa273 RIP reading comprehension
here's a new fan thanks to black mirror :)
@@rosa273 is English your 5th language girl?
This was insanely ahead of its time for 1989.
Personally, the album tops "Nevermind" in terms of revolutionary sound.
it's Timeliness!!
In music breakthrough terms yeah, but "nevermind" basically predicted what was going to happen in the 2000's and even 2010's music landscape.
@@brenolelis1883 - I don't see how. It's _the_ iconic 90s sound. 2000s onward are just boy bands.
There was political corruption as long as there's been politics.
The guitarist for Nine Inch Nails Pretty Hate Machine album and tour goes on to form the band Filter and the hit songs Hey Man Nice Shot, and also the brother of the actor who played the Terminator T1000 in Terminator 2.
lost my SHIT seeing this in black mirror!! one of my favourite songs of all time
Oh my gosh your profile pic kind of looks like Jack from the episode 😸
That was the point. Charlie Brookes is a fucking genious !
Same
You have great taste
i never heard of it, and i'm not much into rock/metal but it's pretty good. i liked it
If this song was released today it would still be ahead of it's time.
Agreed!! Song is timeless
Frfr
Rocks
basically it was about the matrix.. fake world we are all plugged into.. notice the head with plugs at the end
Fr fr
Been listening to NIN since I was in the womb my dad used to play it up close to my moms belly. They are divorced and all the lyrics make sense to me. They have a different meaning for every different part of my life. THANK YOU TRENT
One of the greatest songs ever written. An ageless, timeless, song that feels like it could fit in any era of music from the 1980s onwards.
Not sure I agree, the drums are extremely "late 80s", and akin to Depeche Mode or Gary Numan. The Downward Spiral sounds very much timeless though!
do you have Skype? I want to buy a shop
Right?! It’s a classic masterpiece!
Sorry pops but this kinda music died when the 90s arrived.
All these NIN actual fans being super welcoming and kind to new fans from Dark Mirror. So wholesome
NeL H so true, I was expecting them to be condescending to the new generation but this was a nice surprise. I would be into so much more music if people were friendly to newcomers
Black*
Everyone should experience the awesomeness that is NIN
Dark Mirror I love that show!
yall mean..Shit Mirror
I remember discovering Nine inch nails completely by accident. I was an apprentice electrician working in London, one day I had sickness and dodgy stomach so I stayed in the hotel for the day. I was watching tv and this came on.... I was like wow, this is awesome. So, I remembered the name of the group and when I got home I bought "pretty hate machine" on cd...... Still got it. Absolutely timeless.
That's awesome! 🤘🤘🤘
do you have Skype? I want to buy a shop
Dodgy ?
Reminds me of the fact I started listening to this band because a boy I fancied at the time was a fan of them. That was about 13 years ago and I’ve a die hard fan ever since 😅
😂Weird a. I haven't thought of this song till now
The black mirror brings up so many questions about technology. Thank you to NIN for your years of psychological services when nothing mattered in life. One of my favorites. Don't let rock die!!!
This song is such a classic. I can remember the first time hearing it when I was 6 years old. All these nuanced details are clear in my head from that moment. Now I'm 40 and I'm playing it to my 6 year old daughter for the first time. NIN for life.
I'm an old guy (77) and I'm here cause it's so damn good. love it
Dude that’s awesome
By your age, I’ll be doing the same thing!
David Benson I love it! I’m 62 I can remember buying the cd like it was yesterday. Where does the time go....
Wish johnny cash thought the same. Lol. Jp.
Music doesn't care about age. I think it's awesome that you love this. 💜
I remember my friend and I called 92.9 the local rock station and requested this song one night and laying on the side of the bed waiting to hit the record button on my stereo so I could have this shit on tape
That's the most 90s sentence I've ever read.
Been there too!!!!
Almost dislocating your thumbs from cramming the play and record buttons at the same time.
Those were the days😄
this is the best comment in any TH-cam comment section ever.
One of the most 90's songs to originate in the 80's.
This video was phenomenal when it first aired and still ranks above and beyond videos made today (2024).
I love to listen to this song while I’m playing Striking Vipers with the boyz.
JVINCEMUSIC 😂😂😂
i wonder who's logged in
I
im sobbin
Did you "fight" the Polar Bear yet?!
This is a good year for introducing people to NIN.
MasterBerry it’s been 30 years.
Sentionaut and?
The Old Town Road riff is them too 😂
I shall dedicate this song to Trump. And not in a good way.
@@Goobian I thought immediately of the credulous and willfully blind Trumpists.
The song that started it all for me...when I was 7 years old and wasn't supposed to be watching Mtv.
Song still sends a chill up my spine.
I held off on Nine Inch Nails until a few years into their fame because I've never hopped on bandwagons, or try not to. As soon as I heard Pretty Hate Machine it was pretty much on repeat from then forward. Quality music.
"I'de rather die than give you control."
Words to live by!
@jshowa o wah
Someone comes here because they love it and are deflowered by Reznor. Me: OMG, your ears are in for so much Reznor love.
Even more important as governments around the world are flexing for power from a flu
@@bobspizza7444 imagine being that misinformed and full of yourself that you equate a totally different virus to the flu
@@justabitohash9762 I went to get a covid test for a job last week. On the costcare medical website it said this. If you have covid DONT PANIC 82% of people who get covid only have MILD COLD SYMPTOMS. 98% survive. What am I supposed to believe if on the actual website for a hospital sais that????
I started singing along when the cover to this was played on black mirror. My daughter looked confused and asked, “you know this song?”.😂
You too....I had to come here to let my kids listen to the original.
Hahahaha She thought you were secretly a miley cyrus fan
I adore that little harmony at the end. Really punctuates the song perfectly. My old-ass self is still headbanging to these classics.
Pretty Hate Machine turns 30 this month, and is still relevant in 2019. Trent Reznor is just incredible.
So ahead of its time.
yup
OH now I feel REALLY OLD.
My son heard Pretty Hate Machine in my womb, he loves NIN, go figure
@Reischa Parker
Your revolution is over. Condolences. The bums lost. My advice is to do what your parents did; get a job, sir. The bums will always lose. Do you hear me?
You're here. That's all that matters.
Lol
Sound like your at a twelve step meeting
awe thanks.
@@Yugvijay 111
@@cristabaker5849? U look like selena
Early 90's Trent Reznor was on serious form.
How many tape cassettes had to die for this music video to be made?
This album came out 32 years ago today, insane how time flies.
October 20th, 1989
Shut up 😳….
Imagine rocking out with NIN at the Samurai Saki House for years before they went big...!
I was in the Navy...played the s*it out of this cassette....I also did some unthinkable things by today's standards.....
I was doing lots of bad things with bad people
Dam, way to make me feel old! A girl I was dating played this tape for me in 1993, I "tolerated" it because she was hot. A month later I couldn't get enough of NIN! I married that girl 25 years ago and we're still banging to NIN! Hell yeah!! 👍
This song has a big problem: it ends
@chuzzle fan And u know with Limp Bizkit, that's the best thing
@chuzzle fan That was the only thing i liked about justin bieber's baby
Ingest a high dose of acid and play it then.
Best comment I have seen in here so far 💪
@@bhante1345 Been there and done that lol 🤯 🤯 🤯
Loved this and the entire album. Had on repeat for years. Still playing it
I miss all these bands I grew up. NiN nirvana rage against the machine filter..the music was so original and it spoke to everyone in some way or form. This was our therapy as teens. I listened to my folks music and I want my kids to see who my favorite rock bands were and the messages they spoke through their songs. It shows what they believed in. I watched rage in 93 and you can feel the energy of the band and the crowd. I hope their memories never die. Concerts were amazing. Sorry I'm reminiscing lol.
They're great bands!!!
I saw NIN a couple months ago, they aren't gone, plus of course all those bands still have music around, you can show your kids this great music.
Dude was a janitor when he got started. Now he is a friggin' ICON.
TVT
My HS(Russel PA) football team played his old HS's(Mercer PA) team this year, we lost (refs screwed us because I’m Mercer county high school football is the only thing that matters lol). But isn't that kind of crazy that he came from a small town in western Pennsylvania?
@@alexroberts9386 He moved to Cleveland and lived in University Circle. His family is Reznor as in the garage space heaters, right?
nirvana too !
@@alexroberts9386 i feel u, dave grohl went to my hs, he got kicked out for smokin weed lol
And Trent wrote and composed all his music by himself, he'd hire a band for touring only. A very talented guy. He also brought us Marilyn Manson who opened for him on his Downward Spiral Tour in 94'.....
yep. i used to run with them in the early 90s in the french quarter. i got some fucked up stories mannnnn...
poppaluv I wanna hear the stories!
I'm so old I support this comment.
I saw a show from that NIN Downward Spiral tour in Hampton VA in late 1994, including Marilyn Manson and the Jim Rose Circus as the openers.
rivotrich7 he came to Dallas twice on that tour and I got to be at both.
That first NIN album hits fucking different.
i absolutely adore this song, it’s one of my favorites ever! i recently got this album on cd and i can’t wait to blast it every day in my car on my way to school, specifically blasting this song when coming into school >:)
For everyone who watched Black Mirror:
Enjoy going down the spiral of NIN.
TheNraveles ahh i see what you did there bud ;)
Was that a intentional pun
haha, the downward sprial
Man it's been a wild ride over the years listening to Trent.
Indeed I will miss it
Oh no doubt and it feels solid af looking back
You can say that again! I still love him & his music! 🎶🎵💜
Perfect description brother
I love trent
How did we not all have seizures in the 90s from all the flashing images in all the industrial music videos I ask you
😂 I was thinking the same thing when the video started...lol...
My bro just passed away only 40 years old OD from fentanyl…. Hearing this song right now makes me feel like I’m with him you, He fucking love this song!
If you're a newcomer to NIN I'd recommend 2013's "Hesitation Marks" as the easiest album to get into starting fresh, it is very modern sounding and fits in the best with current electronic/ rock genres; or if you like the 80s style of this song then the entire "Pretty Hate Machine" album is a great start too. All albums are good though, each have a different sound/vibe in them and have a lot of depth. Try out each one if you want.
Edit: I will say "Broken" is my all time favorite, and "The Downward Spiral" at least needs a mention if you know you will like the harder sounding music like some people are saying with the comments. Also "The Fragile" has aged very well and fits in with the electonic/rock genres like I mentioned above, sorry for long edit, there are just so many good albums for different reasons, enjoy!
With Teeth is pretty poppy as well (I'd say moreso)
This is a great comment. Actually guiding and encouraging newbies to a great artist instead of just ridiculing them! Props to you
I like the Fragile personally. That's just everything I love about NIN but more of it.
I will always love The Downward Spiral and will defend it until I die!
Downward spiral is the way to go.
my dad used to play nine inch nails in the car when i was 5 and this was one of my favorite songs. he made a cd playlist of all my favorite songs from when i was 5 and i still love nine inch nails almost 11 years later. i miss him, i don't see him too often now
Update: He lives down the street from us and I spend most of my days with him, mom isn't too happy about it but who cares.
Update number 2: he lost his job and got evicted and he’s living with his on and off girlfriend 2 hours away.
Your dad sounds awesome
@@bronsontoronto6194 he is!
You must be so young! And your dad is great! Talk to him!
Call your dad youngbro. Hes busy... he thinks your too involved in your own stuff and doesnt want to bother you.
You need each other now and forever. Its healthy.
Im 65. My son is 29. When he was in junior high he was listening to some boy band crap. I couldnt have that so I was like... come here Sonbro. Listen to this. And I played him Wish... kind of freaked him out a bit... post apocalyptic and all.. no more boy band crap.
We saw nin a few times together. Allman Bros. Weve seen Clutch a dozen times. Motorhead.
We disagree on a lit of stuff. But we talk and debate for hours. Hes my only child. So I worked at being big brother as well as father. The bro part is way easier.
sounds like a deadbeat. better off
This album just rocks period .
Hes such a lyrical genius
And I thought that Netflix made its own original song.
Hey Rocky...did I know you from somewhere, under another username? And are you (still?) fond of the Fall?
Rocky like seriously wtf
How old are you?
U stoopid
Ashley Coulter obviously too young lmaoo
1989? Talk about ahead of his fucking time!
@@tangledandfar none of the early industrial sounded anything like NIN tho
actually it was perfectly IN it time. Trent just .. erm... poppified it, made is palatable to a wider audience (which seems like a weird thing to say, given it's a band like NiN.) Working with Flood helped with that, as did Adrian Sherwood. In the same way that Nirvana working with Butch Vig took grunge mainstream.
@@SspaceB Ministry's Stigmata came out the year before. Nothing happens in isolation.
@@AlIguana except he was apparently ripping off Skinny Puppy. Early indistrial is Throbbing Gristle, Front 242, Frontline Assembly etc. you’re talking about post-industrial. Original industrial sounds nothing like NIN
@@AlIguana Love Ministry. Saw them with Slayer, Primus and Phil & The Illegals on Nov 2, 2019
Thank you for your reaction video of this! Nine Inch Nails was part of my teenage soundtrack and has remained as a powerful emotional stimulus into adulthood. Seeing Johnny take this in the direction he did was as beautiful as it was heartbreaking. To see you (and your generation) touched by this is wonderful!!! Thank you so much for what you do.
That part where Trent was hanging upside down gave me flashbacks of that scene in the cult classic the crow where Eric Draven was in gideon's pawnshop and was hanging upside down and said Mr.Gideon you're not paying attention before hitting him in the face.
This record sounded great when it came out and hasn't aged at all. Trent used technology in a very smart, musical way - that synth bass line still sounds awesome.
It was catchy & radio-friendly from him at the time, with rated-R punk lyrics. After powerchord bands ran the airwaves, this does sound more slick/mainstream now.
I'd disagree. This whole album sounds veeeerry dated. Not trying to be negative. I'm just surprised that people like this Album so much. Not getting the vibes personally (except from Terrible Lie).
You just haven't listened to anything recently then. It has definitely aged. It couldn't sound more of it's time.
@@flippy66 No. He's right. Trent is a master when it comes to making music that sounds sonically pleasing. It's both dated and not dated at the same time as there are elements that are still being used in music today. Shit slaps.
@@privateNukem From a technical standpoint I understand it being pretty relevant, but aesthetically it's very dated. Don't get me wrong I love dated, but it's still super dated.
I’m 18 now and still remember hearing my mom play this on the way to 1st grade when I was 6, and NIN is still one of my favorite bands
What a cool mom
I definitely did the same with my kids!! Your mom's awesome
Can I get mom's number?
Your mum has some good musical tastes.
Stay safe and well out there young bro.
You have been NIN blessed😍 hope I have the same effect on my 3y/o
I love how Trent and the other members have a similar look and vibe, and then there’s 80’s guy, Martin Atkins, with his sunglasses. 😎
"Head like a hole, black as your soul: I'd rather DIE than give YOU control.
Perfect.
"God Money is not looking for the cure"
That shit gave me goosebumps.
There is no profit on healthy or dead people, god money likes them in between...(sick)
Real talk right hete
*gets covid jab cause the government and Big Pharma are just trying to help*
Stares with Anarchist intent
You might like the song by 10 Years - Actions & Motives
The hallmark of true classic rock, is that it never seems to age. This sounds a fresh today, as it did 30-odd years ago.
proceeds to point towards every rock album from the 70s... except for Black Sabbath
@@kaydgaming True Black Sabbath still sounds very fresh while Led Zeppelin from the same era sounds very dated.
He made it in 15 minutes too. Genius!
They performed it last night (probably tonight too?) UK.
He Had Tired From Man Killed By Knife
How he ends up tangled in those wires just blows my fucking head away. 🤯
Lol fr
BIRTH of industrial rock. Thank you, Trent Reznor.
if you don't count all the bands and tunes that preceded him, of which there are plenty. He was still a goofy pop dude when Industrial was already rolling along.
@@JClaus1221True. MINISTRY, SKINNY PUPPY, THROBBING GRISTLE, ALIEN SEX FIEND, CABARET VOLTAIRE, etc. Had been around for years. Trent took bits and pieces and made it 'palatable' for the mainstream. Think Elvis taking black music and making it acceptable for white audiences (on a larger scale of course).
@@NITE_SHIFTING nobody listens to throbbing gristle and thinks oh what a good song that was, they puke immediately
@@tomgreenfan I liked Exotic Birds better
🤭
1989 ladies and gentlemen. This is when this came out, anyone recall how different this sounded to anything else out there? I was completely blown away when I saw the video on "Headbangers Ball" on MTV for the first time. I think 1990.
The video was like from another planet. The trash on the drums, the Maxheadroom Skull rotating. The tape all over the guitars, the cables all over the floor. The entire look took 'industrial' over the top. The sidecut hair of Finck and Reznor. In 1989. Hollywood celebs started sporting sidecuts in 2009, about 20 years later.
This was fr in 89? I thought maybe this was preteens for me. I was thinking... I would say this... That this is late MTV. Mtv2, prob late muchmusic? 🤔🤷 89? Damn, I was 7. I only remember hearing the song. I don't remember him ever having dreads or watching this. I personally always though that I'm afraid of Americans was a bit annoying... I remember this giraffe liked that song.
It completelly blew me away! I have always loved hard rock and metal, but I completely fell in love with this style of music. I have been a fan of NIN since day one!
meathead919 Ive been listening to NIN since I was sixteen I'm 41 now and this is the first time I've ever seen this video! :o
Holy shit 89? Damn i was 3.
I want my MTV.
Black Mirror fans about to infest the comments section. lol
Yep lol
Yes
Richmond Rav Del Rosario and what about it?😌
Of course. So what.
Billy Westerband exactly! Everyone is all excited it was covered, but the episode was like a Disney channel movie with F bombs. The second half was so cringey! Especially that scene with the mouse infestation inspection. So awful! I would be pissed if I were Trent Reznor
The song with more meaning in 2024....
I had the same thought, especially after listening to tRump babbling on incessantly all morning.
I've been a part of the NIN Cult (as my father called it) since I was a little kid. This has always been one of my favorite songs.
I had no idea just how old this song was. Been listening to NIN since I was a kid and they always feel modern.
Gotta admit it took me a while to warm up to NIN, but man, Trent Reznor is one of the all-time greats and the music is utterly amazing.
Yeah it took me a while too, I think closer was the first one I'd heard from them (about 20 years or so after it actually came out) and I remember thinking "…what"
He’s a musical genius.
Same
"I'd rather die than give you control" words to live by...at all costs
I think that might be a Patrick Henry 'paraphrase'
Covid Vaccine
@@sunnysunshine7760 that is a good example of many today!!!
@@sunnysunshine7760 LMAO WHAT
@@sailorboluda4966 it changes your DNA... look it up
I put this as a request for my school prom. I wonder if it's gonna get played
Profound choices....we have to choose!
okay, i love this community now. came from black mirror but the welcoming messages make me want to stay, this community is one of the only non-toxic ones.
Welcome to the shit show💕💕
victoria w. Welcome! Good is good, timeless is timeless!!!
Hi, Victoria! Welcome to the Nine Inch Nails experience! I would suggest taking your time with their songs because some people might find them harsh on the ears, but it's all worth it!
Oh, you clearly have not visited r/nincriclejerk
Really tho welcome, I also discovered them not too long ago and I stuck, hope you do too
It's because we all know we're pieces of shit.
I bought Pretty Hate Machine initially just for this song in the early nineties (on audio cassette!!) after hearing it on an episode on Beavis and Butthead. I've bought everything Reznor has ever done since. "Hey Beavis, do you have a nine inch nail?"
Keyser Soze LOL! I see butthead now!
Keyser Soze "Head"
Keyser Soze same actually!!! Theres a few bands I got into in the early 90's thanks to beavis and butthead!
+Keyser Soze hahaahah god damn that is classic
def one of the coolest parts of the show. watching MTV with beavis and butthead
+Keyser Soze Same here n.n
This was a game changer! I remember I was in 8th grade when this dropped!…. We were blown outta the f****g water!😎🤘🏻……still is a masterpiece…the whole album pretty hate machine is a masterpiece!….it’s like a greatest hits album!….. I remember watching on MTV and tripping balls thinking it looked 3-D with no glasses required!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥……..still does!………🫡
Absolutely classic forever epic! Will always remember and listen NIN
Hey Black Mirror fans, welcome to NIN a doomer's paradise
@@IAmValefree Doomer is a meme dumbass
Ben Anon you alright? Who hurt you?
Oh thanks
@@IAmValefree Why are you booing him? He's right
It wasn’t stolen. Trent wanted to see the script, and thought it was pretty cool (as Black Mirror is, yes?). Pretty smart on his part, NIN getting a good bit of new traffic.
This is one of the best tracks of all time. I was 18 when I first heard it (yeah, I'm getting on a bit), and I think it still sounds f'ing great now. Genius fusion of rock and electronic - way ahead of the curve..... Unbelievable that it was released in the 80s
Great music will never die.
So true
It's so cool to see what they looked like in 1989.
1990
1989
Yeah I don't know how he missed that. It clearly says 1989 Interscope Records at the top.
Bitrip yeah XD.
+Psynergy +Drop Therapy The Song Was Made In 1989 But the single and the video were made in 1990 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Head_Like_a_Hole do not look under recorded look under realeased, Sujeong Chun was right, Fucking Idiots
This song started playing just at the moment I was kneeling down to clean my cat's litterbox lol
Anyone with cats knows they are the boss.
Made the cat lady laugh haha.
Hahahahaha spot on here too
Bow down
That's awesome!! It does sound like something a cat would say. lol
This seems futuristic now
probably the dopest music video ever
This song is pretty much the anthem to Industrial music because it literally infuses every element of it.
It's got the jack hammer beat, the harsh guitars, the crazy synths, the angsty lyrics, the poppy sound... everything.
+Nicholas Vladd Einsturzende Neubauten!!!!
Hell yeah!
Nicholas Vladd I just recently picked up a copy of 'Halber Mensch' and am really digging it.
And all written by himself on a computer.... in the 80s. Fucking guy is a legend.
Uhhh "anthem to industrial"? Negative sir. You can do better than that come on.
This is the most 90s 80s song I've ever heard
Kind of like how Gary Numans cars is the most 80s 70s song ever made
Listen to the whole album, this is not the best song
It definitely feels more 90s. 1989 is pretty damn close to 90s anyway, but this song was ahead of its time for sure
@@thesummaryguy3911 I agree
Pretty Hate Machine came out in late 1989 so it’s almost early 90s anyways, but I understand and agree with your point.
Woah dude, seizure alert! I think I've gotten old, bc I remember loving this video in the early 90s. It's amazing how well the song holds up. When I was a kid, I just thought the song was cool, but now at over 40yo, I think it's a musical masterpiece.
Seizures are awesome! A bit of starvation, some dehydration, over exercise, no sleep, lots of caffeine, ephedrine and yohimbine.......then rock out.😁
@@johnhendel7357 Seizures aren't awesome at all
Well, kid, music class for today is over!’
Trent Reznor, continuously the voice of post apocalyptic raiders, anarchists, that crazy homeless dude down the street, and blood starved vampires the world round
Common man's angst...
LOOOL love it
P
You forgot recluse bipolar cat ladies
Trent's our unofficial leader as well...people always exclude the crazy cat ladies...geez
Who’s here because you’ve been listening to NIИ since before the collapse of the soviet union?
He's delusional, take him to the infirmary
Noone is that old
NIN--Not good, not terrible. I'd rate them 3.6 roentgen.
@@infinity9730 No one is 30 years old?
@@VinMetal666 contain the spread of misinformation
Takes me back to 89 i was 22 been a fan ever since 🤘🤘🤘🤘 glad i got to see Trent back in the day
Ah yes. The sound of my childhood. Still hits like when i first heard it.
3:28 me trying to untangle my ear buds
i choked on my coffee
Lmfao, best comment.
1:22 is me in the shower while thinking I'm Beyonce
:DDDD shit :DD
Lmfaoooo, comment of the year
this song is a Christmas carol I don't care what anybody else says I sing it every year around Christmas
Is the logic based on the fact that Americans become massively stupid and blow their money on shit they don't need and run themselves in debt all in the name of Jesus? lol Or are you just sayin? lol
@@manicmike8585 Yes. The rich are the only ones who benefit from Christmas.
I like your Christmas.
@@henryambrose8607 and the local businesses that sell things on Christmas and the happy families but whatever-
@The King thanks so much
Still listening
You fake
NIN proved that you can be angry and dance at the same time.
There should be a epilepsy warning for this video. Holy shnikies
@@dheianpetkovic6462 i have simular problems so i'm hnchdcndcjndcjns but at the same time loving this song
Watched whole Black Mirror episode thinking, Jesus I swear this sounds like a Nine Inch Nails song
Same, thought it was plagiarism then heard the end and realised hahaha
I thought the exact same thing haha. I was like well that's a blatant rip-off
@@thebruzdog wonder how many triggered NIN fans didn't finish the episode before getting pissed off and turning it off only to hate on the episode in comment sections? I know that would have been me had I not watched til the end lol.
@@Jaqen-HGhar I don't even mind it tbh, I think it's a cool spinoff on the song, not saying anything about the original but both versions have a nice flare to them
Yeah, such as Right Where It Belongs
Idk how Reznor manages to make his every movement sexy but... damn.
NIN just holds up over time and gets better and better. I loved them as a kid but now in 2020 their music is coming to life. This is killer.
I won't be giving Miley a hard time as clearly she has good taste.
Didn’t know she wrote that episode
@@hurmzz No she didn't.
🤦🏻♂️
She didn't even do the lyrics. Charlie Brooker did it himself.
@@T0XicRaBBitz so you mean good taste in TV for accepting the role? Charlie Brooker chose to cover/base Ashley O songs on Nine Inch Nails songs, and he wrote the lyrics for all of them except the actual cover
Remember kids... you reap what you sow.
All the children sent here by Black mirror, welcome to one of the best artists of all time
absolutely
God damn right. Trent knows his job.
I don't think children watch black mirror
Thank you! I feel NIN are still underappreciated. It's time they got the proper introduction and attention.
@@johnprojectimage since when? NIN not meant to be mainstream bullshit like Miley Cyrus. They were pioneers of the industrial era. They're are appreciated but by people who listen to this kind of music and let's leave it like that.
Saw Trent for the first time being interviewed on Much Music (in Canada) New Year's Eve 89/90. Never heard his music, but thought he seemed interesting and thoughtful. THEN they played the music video for HEAD LIKE A HOLE and by the time we got to the first "Bow down before the one you serve" I was a fan for life.
tyrantpictures if you're reading this on a cellphone
moo.g. e forwarded information fall asleep to his work. Moog synthesizers
and lyrics are purposefully worded for repairing a incognitionve dissonance area