Yeah from 3:05 onwards is beautiful. Its almost like a slow but satisfying release of stress and tension after a frantic or stressful period knowing you survived, but with a pinch of melancholy thrown in but not in a bad way. Like laying on a comfy bed in a darkened room after feeling absolutely spent or knackered. That's about the best way I can describe that sensation.
It’s actually a song about a person trying to find the next fix of H. It’s driving him crazy all day and then he gets his fix and it almost kills him. He’s ok with it at that moment, he’s ok with dying because he’s completely addicted and doesn’t want to chase the dragon anymore.
@@blacknight2149 "chase the dragon" - I haven't heard that for a while and thanks for the metaphor refresher👍. Got me thinking about the metaphysics of that one. Thank you.
So glad I found this song before Hi-Fi Rush came out, because when I heard it in the final boss I was like YOOOO LETS GOOOO!! Makes me more hyped up to fight the boss. Sadly I don't have a Xbox but when I do I'm buying Hi-Fi Rush for sure.
@@jmiyabi I mean, if you're buying a Xbox you're probably going to subscribe to gamepass anyway, so unless the game releases DLC until then, you won't need to buy anything
They performed this when I saw them a few weeks ago. Was NOT expecting it since they never played it live at all until around 2018. The stage was bathed in green light. It was incredible.
I was at the Red Rocks show back in 2018 when they played it in the encore for the very first time. I completely lost my shit as soon as I heard the opening notes. To this day, one of the greatest moments of my life. I've always loved both the song and the video.
@@Cavirex No that was never the issue. The drum solo isn’t THAT hard for a competent player to play. The main reason is that it’s one of Trent’s least favorite songs. He’s said so several times.
@@biteof78 This song was used for the final boss of Hi-Fi RUSH, a game that came out recently. It's one of the best games I've ever played and I made a review of it on my channel
They played popular videos every hour on the hour. Black Hole Sun was probably twice an hour. I could describe every part from memory after that Summer. Lol
I remember when the local radio said they would play a new NIN song from the Lost Highway soundtrack. I waited for hours for the song to play, then hit record on my tape deck. I played this song over and over for hours.
Thanks the lovely comments, i actually opened this account as my official chat account so i can have a little time for my fans and know how some of you feel about me and the band precisely.
I was CONVINCED that it was a sample from like, a crazy jazz song sped up insanely but NO. I went off of them after my teen years but holy shit...that drum-line is impressive.
@@starryeyedtarot8876 The drum break is indeed sampled from The Winstons song "Amen, Brother". It is the most sampled drum break ever and simply known as the Amen Break. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amen_break
Young ones will never understand listening to a station with the fingers on play/record then the utter frustration when the DJs talk over half the into/fade out. LOL
@@DreamWriterDKS heck no they won’t I still have my own do cassette mixes from when I had my fisher price tape recorder and would say stuff in between songs lol
I have no idea where these comments are coming from. I've never had a problem with this song on TH-cam. And I'm talking 10 years ago even. Tho I know there are some that don't have the ending (or some that have it patched in from the audio) but still. It was always here.
@@Monika-bc3dq was wondering the same , I thot they were always here,,, but now I dunno,,,did I just hallucinate this or is this a hallucination hmmmmmmmmmmmmm
@@SSgtChitEPanz not really tho. In the chorus he needed to put 2 audio tracks of his voice because he couldnt hit then note. If thats impressive then i guess people have to also stop hating on mgk when he does it
@@qtandem The wikipedia on the song goes into it but basically, they had limited time to make the song and he wasn't happy with the results. Since it was attached to a major hollywood film they ended up needing to also make a music video fairly quickly and ended up with something "bloated andover-budget".
@@CameronMulder I believed Trent hated this song/music video because the song is about craving and taking drugs. (especially evident when the music builds up while Trent sings the chorus) and that Trent regretted doing such a personal song in retrospect since he's known for being a former drug addict
I thought it was because of the sheer amount of money he felt was wasteful for a video. Have to disagree on that though, it's one of the best music videos to me so money well spent in my opinion.
This is my favourite music video ever. I love the imagery, the blue/dark green/black colours, the Edgar Allen Poe type gothic visual flair x Victorian aesthetic. The smoky water shots, especially when he's half in it looks incredible especially towards the end; those two women wearing the oversized hats and how it drapes over them on the hill, the maze. Everything!
Can’t believe that Trent was ever ashamed of this video, as it is one of my favorites. “Turn off the sun, pull the stars from the sky, The more I do to you, The more I die”
Trent says this is his least favorite song he’s ever written. Seriously Trent?! It’s a masterpiece! Not to mention the video…..absolutely breathtaking. Not only does it look beautiful, but the plot not only is heartbreaking….but it brings so much more impact to the song. It’s brilliant. Hauntingly beautiful.
I absolutely love Trents performance in this video. He just encapsulates this mad count in his victorian mansion. His movements, his acting, the feeling of madness he oozes, something about it is hypnotizing.
Can't describe how happy I am that my drug is to listen this God tier sounds every fucking day cause I played a random game day one that I doesn't know.
The NIN marketing tactics is to upload 2 videos. One video that will quickly be banned by YT and another for comments about the banned video. It got people interested and hooked..It's the perfect drug.
Fools you into thinking it's a song about loving someone so bad you can't live without them. But anyone with addiction experience will say this is a love song to something like opiates. I guess love addiction works too, but there's no reading behind the lines here in a song called "The Perfect Drug"
Je comprends cette chanson ...avec une femme qui me procure cet effet...si fort, dangereux,fou, passionné...je peux mourir sans crainte à présent car j'ai vécu cela...
@@thirdstrike4u lmao, he didn't mean the 1980s musical subculture, he meant the architectural style that originated in the middle ages. This video is highly reminiscent of the latter.
Directed by Mark Romanek. It's been a while since NIN had a video of this visual quality. I miss people like Romanek or Floria Sigismondi doing these crazy, dark videos.
I thought the video was about a father who has lost his child and begins a descent into madness due to grief, guilt, and addiction. In any case art is up to interpretation and this is a beautiful piece of art.
that could totally be an interpretation, and actually, it's an amazing one. I wouldn't have thought of it, and right now my mind is going a mile a minute. I agree that art is up to interpretation, personally, as I have grown older, this has become more about my own internal state, and how happiness itself is a drug that I just can't seem to find
I clearly remember when this first came out and was playing on MTV. I know Trent doesn't like this song but I love it. And the visuals! Like some kind of Victorian Edgar Allan Poe x Edward Gorey x Wuthering Heights, green fairy induced nightmare, it was perfect.
@@puppylove126 Axctually..i don't know what its about, but to me its about being able to focus on something and the chaos that is my mind any other time.
@@np9145 I was just assuming, because the Victorian Goth, and Absinthe that was popular during that era. There is some significant Nikola Tesla themes in the too. Very cool visually ☺
And so? I mean, yeah, you're spot on correct, but are perfectly not allowed to make more recent comparisons? I'm 43 and as I rewatched this today, I quite rapidly was saying 'at least the Snape family line didn't die out'. Maybe cos Harry Potter is more freshly in my mind than FFC's Dracula, you know? No offence, just wondering why everyone's so prickly about this.
I remember almost 20 years ago watching this for the first time on the Closure VHS and being blown away. Always loved the effects and aesthetic of this video.
It was from a period of his life he later considered to be a bad period - substance abuse, ego problems. I suspect he considers this trite compared to some of his other work. I think it's fine, and I think this video is rather gorgeous. But artist's are usually much harder on themselves than fans. :)
He rushed it under a tight deadline for The Lost Highway film and was uncomfortable this high budget music video came with something he wasn't very satisfied with
@@mina_loi thats like saying "Its inappropriate to have a child in the same movie as sexual activity" How, then, are we to tell a story which features children and sex?? Are we going to overprotect those who need no protection? At no point in this music film was a child harmed or subjected to any inappropriate treatment. When a child is used as a symbol they might be paired with any subject. We can't be oversensitive or we are going to ruin storytelling as a medium. Please don't be oversensitive. Nobody is getting abused in this video.
What an unexpected and delightful surprise. I haven’t seen this full video since it aired on MTV years ago. I’m so glad Trent finally decided to share it here despite it not being a song that he has historically liked. It’s a masterpiece of raw emotion meticulously articulated.
@@sachamiffy9774 Its the song. He felt like it was rushed. He only had so much time to write it since he was commissioned to do it for Lost Highway. And he was never satisfied with the end result. For the longest time he was embarrassed by it. But he's come to like it in recent years. In fact I believe he's finally played it a few shows.
People don't ever seem to remember that Trent learned piano from his grandmother as a small child and it has been remarked about him having an "ordinary middle-class childhood"; however, he was considered an introvert. Then worked as an assistant recording engineer and janitor at Right Track Records in Cleveland, OH which is where he taught himself everything about recording, during the studio's down time, as the owner decided to let him work on his own demo's for free. He has earned a BS Degree in Computer Engineering from the distinctive Allegheny College and has a registered IQ score of 170, which is the same score as Einstein. During the making of "The Downward Spiral" album, he rented the Sharon Tate House near Los Angeles, where six people had been murdered by members of The Manson Family in 1969. Reznor lived in what essentially is the master bedroom, where he isolated himself away in the closet, which he converted into a sound recording booth, with a new Apple laptop computer, loaded with some excellent sound engineering software, where he created everything himself, except for the drums. While living in the Tate Murder House he befriended a tall skinny kid, who idolized Reznor and took the residence's reputation as part his stage name ― Marilyn Manson. They remain friends. He's the consummate perfectionist, who refuses to be dictated too; nor, will he ever compromise his vision. One recording studio found out, as he so infamously mailed them a letter from himself, who had cut his own contract into shreds. Another studio was undercut by Reznor, who had notoriously released his own music for free, so his fan's could copy and redistribute his work, just because he refused to give into studio management's demands regarding his "violent content and liberal use of profanity". Reznor has been a longtime proponent of self-creating, self-orchestrating, self-composing, self-promoting, as well as self-producing your own music, which gave way to the DIY production revolution, now seen on a multitude of online platforms ― So now, you can be your own maverick, due to his many talents. Reznor wrote this single for the David Lynch film "Lost Highway", which is the reason why he indulged the video's director Mark Romanek, who accurately depicted the Macabre Edwardian Era aesthetic, based on two distinct Gothic-Horror writers. So, whenever people say Trent Reznor is a music genius ― It's all very, very true ......!!!! * Side Note: If you require further analysis, as well as an intellectual challenge, then analyze the video's three distinct themes and references by looking into director Mark Romanek. The video's director took inspiration from two distinct American author's: Edward Gorey (1925-2000) who authored ‘‘The Hapless Child’’ (1961) and his abecedarian books ‘‘The Gashlycrumb Tinies’’ (1963) and ‘‘The Chinese Obelisks: Fourth Alphabet’’ (1970). The central figure of Gothic-Horror literature is Edgar Allan Poe (1809-1849), who's works employ the death of a beautiful woman as a main plot, such as ‘‘Annabel Lee’’ (1849), ‘‘The Raven’’ (1845), ‘‘Berenice’’ (1835), ‘‘Ligeia’’ (1838), ‘‘Morella’’ (1835) and, ‘‘The Fall of the House of Usher’’(1839), but also as the heavy absinthe drinker Edgar Allen Poe was alleged to be, but also ‘‘The Imp of the Perverse’’ (1845) and ‘‘The Tell-Tale Heart’’ (1843) are in comparison to the music video.
Marilyn Manson and his band recorded their first demo tape under the name "Marilyn Manson & the Spooky Kids" in 1989. Trent Reznor didn't rent the Sharon Tate house until 1992, so the "residence's reputation" had no influence on Marilyn Manson's stage name. More importantly, Reznor and Manson have NOT remained friends. In 2009 Reznor said of Manson, “He is a malicious guy and will step on anybody’s face to succeed and cross any line of decency." Once again, Reznor released a public statement in 2021 denouncing his former friend. He said, “I have been vocal over the years about my dislike of Manson as a person and cut ties with him nearly 25 years ago." However, I agree with you that Trent Reznor is an uncompromising artist and most definitely a musical genius.
When music was all about, now stupid collaborations are killing all. Collaboration like s*it. Why need collaborations? Forgot. To make money. Shi* again.
I love the whole song, and I'm not a drum player by any means (piano player), but the last drum solo part is just MASTERFUL. Especially with all the lighting choreography. This video is wicked. NIN FOREVER.
Dude, I wish I had been a teen - young adult in the 90's so that I could have fully appreciated this music when it came out. I was like 8 & probably got nightmares when this video came on 😅
Trent - What Should I do? Atticus - Put The Happiness In Slavery Video On TH-cam! Trent - I Don't Know, It Might Get Blocked... Atticus - Put The Perfect Drug On TH-cam As Well. Trent - All Right, Fine.
I remember meeting trent reznor once.. in manchester.. he was with a guy called "beer man", he took a picture of me outside the triangle (I had a manson top on) didnt know who he was as i had a one track mind back then haha, big fan of NIN these days (i know he helped greatly with antichrist superstar but didnt know they fell out after.. a passage in mansons biography i believe..and never knew he owned nothing interscope at the time..) long time ago.. wish i knew what i did now haha trent was very "under radar" back then for kids my age..
As a long time fan I feel the ‘shotgun’ sound and that absolutely beautifully EQ’d guitar riff along with the haunting piano was THE high tide of the sound of NIN.
I got my head but my head is unraveling Can't keep control can't keep track of where it's traveling I got my heart but my heart's no good You're the only one that's understood I come along but I don't know where you're taking me I shouldn't go but you're wrenching, dragging, shaking me Turn off the sun pull the stars from the sky The more I give to you the more I die And I want you You are the perfect drug You make me hard when I'm all soft inside I see the truth when I'm all stupid-eyed The arrow goes straight through my heart Without you everything just falls apart My blood just wants to say hello to you My soul is so afraid to realize How very little there is left of me And I want you You are the perfect drug (Take me with you) Without you everything just falls apart It's not as much fun to pick up the pieces
I was 10 years old and we just had gotten Satellite TV. I was excited to finally see a music video on MTV. 5am in the morning before school and this was the first Rock music video I ever saw. I was fucking mesmerized and terrified at the same time. Changed my fucking life and never looked back since.
I remember not liking this song the first time I heard it. Now it's one of my all-time favourite songs. Great lyrics, high energy, incredible drums, seariing vocals. And the ending. Wow.
According to the Wikipedia article for this song, it says/reads the following about this music video: The theme was inspired by the illustrations of 20th-century artist Edward Gorey, with familiar Gorey elements including oversized urns and glum, pale characters in full Edwardian costume. The most obvious reference to Gorey is the boy sitting on a cushion in front of a painting. Other references include an unidentified painting resembling Gustav Klimt's The Kiss (1907-1908) and a "Scanning Machine" designed by Frenchman François Willème in 1860.
@@jjpemfr8882 I can’t even imagine. I was on normal and it took me quite a few tries. I may do all the stages on hard, but no way am I touching rhythm master
@@jjpemfr8882 For real. I had S with crown on every other difficulty and I died like 4 or 5 times and got a C rating due to the deaths despite getting S on every other department, score, beat accuracy and time. You really need to bring your perfect parry A game.
@@mr5elfde5truct Vimeo gets used a lot. But! the users simply aren't the childish Pewdiepie or people farting type of video makers. completely different, more mature content.
Long haired he's Snape Long haired and goateed he's Sirius Black Shaved and buff, he's Henry Rollins Nowadays he's looking like Clive Owens Trent has the perfect mug, the perfect mug , the perfect mug
@@drewrhodes2820 Rollins in his forties. That period of time when Rollins stopped being such an autistic sperg over everything. Like teenagers interviewing him.
Love this song and so perfect to heard this in Hi-Fi Rush. Wonderful game, wonderful song, wonderful boss. Tango Gamework make a true love letter to music.
I’m surprised hardly anyone touches on this. It’s about an H addict frantically trying to find his next fix then he found it and it takes him to the brink of death and he doesn’t care. His life is spent searching for it so it’s over. Very sad. Haunting tune at the end
Im not sure whats going on in the vid but I feel like lordes team is the step child of this vid. I just wanted to be quirky. Im still not understanding whats going on. Do they got some comatose thing going on
one of my all time favorite music videos. To actually have a story, impeccable makeup, custom and set design set to a ridiculously savage track, is an unbeatable combination.
Remember being in high school in 1994 when The Downward Spiral came out. Listened to it on infinite repeat on my CD player. 3 years later this amazing song came out. After the Downward Spiral, this was the only new NIN song for the next 5 years, which back then felt like an eternity for new material by Trent. I payed extra cash for the Rusty Nails bootleg compilations and interview CDs with Trent just to hear something new, but the Perfect Drug was still the only “new” original material I had from 1994 until The Fragile came out in 1999. I wore out The Lost Highway Soundtrack-Track 3, playing it over and over. In September 2018 I got to see him play this great song live for the first time ever at Red Rocks. Thanks for this one song Trent that kept me going during that long stretch as a teenager between albums.
Have you ever watched the compilation videos that are all just stuff that was huge during 96? It's a trip. I remembered a lot from 94 but 96 was huge for me too.
For me personally the last minute of this song is one of the most beautiful pieces of music ever.
Yeah from 3:05 onwards is beautiful. Its almost like a slow but satisfying release of stress and tension after a frantic or stressful period knowing you survived, but with a pinch of melancholy thrown in but not in a bad way. Like laying on a comfy bed in a darkened room after feeling absolutely spent or knackered. That's about the best way I can describe that sensation.
For me, it don't, but I really like it. The part of "rain down" in paranoid android by Radiohead is more beautiful for me:)
It’s actually a song about a person trying to find the next fix of H. It’s driving him crazy all day and then he gets his fix and it almost kills him. He’s ok with it at that moment, he’s ok with dying because he’s completely addicted and doesn’t want to chase the dragon anymore.
@@blacknight2149 "chase the dragon" - I haven't heard that for a while and thanks for the metaphor refresher👍. Got me thinking about the metaphysics of that one. Thank you.
reminds me of Filter
Me in 2008 playing Rock Band: "Hey this song's really fun on drums!"
Me 15 years later hearing this song in Hi-Fi Rush: *"YOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO"*
So glad I found this song before Hi-Fi Rush came out, because when I heard it in the final boss I was like YOOOO LETS GOOOO!! Makes me more hyped up to fight the boss. Sadly I don't have a Xbox but when I do I'm buying Hi-Fi Rush for sure.
@@jmiyabi I mean, if you're buying a Xbox you're probably going to subscribe to gamepass anyway, so unless the game releases DLC until then, you won't need to buy anything
@@kue5053 Well I can't get an Xbox rn anyway so I will see if they even do release dlc for it.
My daughter was sitting on my knee when playing and as soon as we got to this bit I threw her off as I knew shit was about to get real.
@@captainchuppachup everyone knows hot jams and epic gamer moments are more important than your children
They performed this when I saw them a few weeks ago. Was NOT expecting it since they never played it live at all until around 2018. The stage was bathed in green light. It was incredible.
Talk to much... listen hai
I was at the Red Rocks show back in 2018 when they played it in the encore for the very first time. I completely lost my shit as soon as I heard the opening notes. To this day, one of the greatest moments of my life. I've always loved both the song and the video.
Yo! For real?! They're playing it live again?!
I saw them in 2015 and this song was still out of their repertoire.
@@bravo075 they have a drummer that can play It now
@@Cavirex No that was never the issue. The drum solo isn’t THAT hard for a competent player to play. The main reason is that it’s one of Trent’s least favorite songs. He’s said so several times.
To all the hi fi rush gamers: explore the rest of the NIN music catalog you won't regret it
Booted up Pretty Hate Machine and loved it a lot! I'm excited to hear the other albums, I heard it only gets better
Context?
@@biteof78 This song was used for the final boss of Hi-Fi RUSH, a game that came out recently. It's one of the best games I've ever played and I made a review of it on my channel
@@biteof78 The Perfect Drug is the song that plays during the last boss of HI Fi Rush
@@chrishd659 it absolutely only gets better! Welcome to the rabbit hole...
I know it is trendy to criticize JK Rowling right now, but no one can deny Severus Snape was one of the most talented musicians of our time.
And gay.
Pfffff lol I just died. Honestly though, senior Snape was probably modelled after Trent Reznor. The essentially good bad guy with a tortured past.
Nope, asshole. JK Rowling stole Trent's image for Snape.
Eh...I was thinking more Keanu Reeves - as he is today, with a touch of Neo Anderson.
Im'ma let you finish, but Sirius Black had the best video of all time.
I used to rush home right after school to catch this video. There was a period of time where MTV would play this video right around 3pm everyday
Kravis63 I REMEMBER THE FIRST DAY OF MTV!!!😉🤓🤪
Yes! And if your lucky into beautiful people then black hole sun or white zombie lol
@Mad Phyn There was a time that is all they played! YEah I am that old LOL!
They played popular videos every hour on the hour. Black Hole Sun was probably twice an hour. I could describe every part from memory after that Summer. Lol
YES!!! 😊 Me too!! What a time to be alive. And then even better when I could record it on VHS!
I remember when the local radio said they would play a new NIN song from the Lost Highway soundtrack. I waited for hours for the song to play, then hit record on my tape deck. I played this song over and over for hours.
I can't believe the game ended with one of my favorite NIN songs.
What game
@@LetoAtreides high fi rush. Its a rythm action game.
@@LetoAtreides hi-fi rush
For reals I love how Chai summons the guitar while Trent screams" and I want you!"
i imagine they approached Trent for one song and he was like, hey you can have another one on the house.
Oh yes, when Trent was a vampire.
I wanted to like this.. but it was at 69, I’ll just leave this here
So.. Since day one then?
Goth was just trendy back in the day. It has a dark elegance.
Wait.....He was cured!?
@@debbielawson4198 no, but he introduced The Cure
My wife just brought home the perfect rug and I played this song for her
That's cute 😊
😄😄😄😄😄😄
man,i needed that XD
It really brings the room together man
I'm sure it really ties the room together.
Hi-Fi rush gamers where you at, come indulge and the amazement that is NIN
I liked them before hi fi but it helped me get back into them
Why is the last minute of this song the most perfect thing ever
Hello, how are you doing? I really appreciate your comments and your never ending support, i hope you never stop listening..
@@Trentreznorofficialnice
The song & the video are pretty much a masterpiece
Thanks the lovely comments, i actually opened this account as my official chat account so i can have a little time for my fans and know how some of you feel about me and the band precisely.
The chaos of the drum solo into the melodic "without you" part is one of my favorite parts of any song ever written. Just brilliant
I was CONVINCED that it was a sample from like, a crazy jazz song sped up insanely but NO. I went off of them after my teen years but holy shit...that drum-line is impressive.
@@starryeyedtarot8876 The drum break is indeed sampled from The Winstons song "Amen, Brother". It is the most sampled drum break ever and simply known as the Amen Break. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amen_break
David Calkins Ahh yes, a friend of mine told me about this. Thank you!!! 🙏🏻
@@DiscologyReno You sure? It sounds a bit different than the Amen Break. Sounds similar, but rerecorded.
100%
The production on this still sounds incredible. It could be released today and you would never know it is 24 years old.
If this doesn't make you feel old I dont know what does.
BAM now i’m old
Music that is ahead of it's time that is usually the case.
Jesus, where did the time go!?!?
@@dirkhamilton2709 Rhythm of movement.
big salute to all the kids just discovering this from Hi-Fi Rush
I imagine John Johannes watching as a teen and thinking "Man it'd be so cool to fight this guy in as a final boss."
I recall being 11 years old, recording this song from the radio onto a cassette and playing it nonstop. Good times.
Young ones will never understand listening to a station with the fingers on play/record then the utter frustration when the DJs talk over half the into/fade out. LOL
Oof. I know this one
And recording the extended version of the video and watching it over and over until my tape deck screamed use your DVD player!!!
@@DreamWriterDKS heck no they won’t I still have my own do cassette mixes from when I had my fisher price tape recorder and would say stuff in between songs lol
@@AkashaRayneBow13 the 90’s was such a wonderful time!
Damn didnt expect to ever see this on TH-cam
What a day
Was then thinking the same thing..couldn't get hold of it for ages
🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌
Why not?
I have no idea where these comments are coming from. I've never had a problem with this song on TH-cam. And I'm talking 10 years ago even. Tho I know there are some that don't have the ending (or some that have it patched in from the audio) but still. It was always here.
@@Monika-bc3dq was wondering the same , I thot they were always here,,, but now I dunno,,,did I just hallucinate this or is this a hallucination hmmmmmmmmmmmmm
I used to use this music video to teach students the characteristics of Gothic literature. It's still one of the best music videos out there.
This is by far the best "What We Do In The Shadows" episode.
Laszlo's vocal ranges are impressive.
What range my guy
@@flippero4918 Laszlo's. They're impressive, my friend.
@@SSgtChitEPanz not really tho. In the chorus he needed to put 2 audio tracks of his voice because he couldnt hit then note. If thats impressive then i guess people have to also stop hating on mgk when he does it
@@flippero4918Bro was Just playing
@@flippero4918that's called harmonization?????????😭 some ppl rly just know nothing
Trent may hate this video, but I think it is a sublime work of art.
I didn't know he hated it... :O But... why?! It's one of the best music videos I've ever seen!
@@qtandem The wikipedia on the song goes into it but basically, they had limited time to make the song and he wasn't happy with the results. Since it was attached to a major hollywood film they ended up needing to also make a music video fairly quickly and ended up with something "bloated andover-budget".
@@CameronMulder I believed Trent hated this song/music video because the song is about craving and taking drugs. (especially evident when the music builds up while Trent sings the chorus) and that Trent regretted doing such a personal song in retrospect since he's known for being a former drug addict
I thought it was because of the sheer amount of money he felt was wasteful for a video. Have to disagree on that though, it's one of the best music videos to me so money well spent in my opinion.
Trent hates everything. it's the trendy way to be.
This is my favourite music video ever. I love the imagery, the blue/dark green/black colours, the Edgar Allen Poe type gothic visual flair x Victorian aesthetic. The smoky water shots, especially when he's half in it looks incredible especially towards the end; those two women wearing the oversized hats and how it drapes over them on the hill, the maze. Everything!
Your comment is more brilliant than others...
Everything about this video is perfect. Such a beautiful work of art
Can’t believe that Trent was ever ashamed of this video, as it is one of my favorites.
“Turn off the sun, pull the stars from the sky,
The more I do to you,
The more I die”
Trent says this is his least favorite song he’s ever written. Seriously Trent?! It’s a masterpiece! Not to mention the video…..absolutely breathtaking. Not only does it look beautiful, but the plot not only is heartbreaking….but it brings so much more impact to the song. It’s brilliant. Hauntingly beautiful.
I bet its because it reminds him of drug addiction.
It was a fuct up journey. But, it's still me. I'm still good.
@@ezhekial naw,cause it does fall apart. When it does start doing that. Remember how u got that shield.
I wonder who directed this video. I need to kiss the person's hand and bow down.
@@vleaky3430 mark romanek. Guy's a genius. Chk out hurt by johny cash, also directed by him. And closer by NIN .
The end of the song always hurts. I feel it to my core. When I'm really down, it makes me weep.
I'm right there with you. It hits the soul hard🖤
It’s about my boyfriends suicide ♥️
get your shit together
🖤
The perfect rug man. Really ties the room together.
big lebawski
I laughed a little too hard at this comment... lol thank u
Your bullshit
Nice marmot
I absolutely love Trents performance in this video. He just encapsulates this mad count in his victorian mansion. His movements, his acting, the feeling of madness he oozes, something about it is hypnotizing.
words can’t describe how happy i am that more people are discovering this song through hifi rush
What's hifi rush
@@miguelpereira9859 a game
Can't describe how happy I am that my drug is to listen this God tier sounds every fucking day cause I played a random game day one that I doesn't know.
I try to revisit this gem often as someone with a special relationship with Germany.
@@miguelpereira9859 Rythm video game
The NIN marketing tactics is to upload 2 videos. One video that will quickly be banned by YT and another for comments about the banned video. It got people interested and hooked..It's the perfect drug.
Spot on I recon....Bowie mind tricks ;)
The perfect drug
You forgot the endless antinomian satanic landscape and visuals.
Huh. The Gary Oldman in Dracula crossed with Dark Keanu Reeves look suits him.
And created Snapes from Harry Potter
Put this on because I was watching Bram Stoker's Dracula 💚
Local man with a robot arm on his way to fight an evil CEO.
With the help of two women, a buff man, a robot, and a very rhythmic cat
lol hehe
Feel like this song perfectly encapsulates the feeling of indulging a bad habit or addiction, riding the high of it, then the depression that follows.
Fools you into thinking it's a song about loving someone so bad you can't live without them. But anyone with addiction experience will say this is a love song to something like opiates. I guess love addiction works too, but there's no reading behind the lines here in a song called "The Perfect Drug"
Je comprends cette chanson ...avec une femme qui me procure cet effet...si fort, dangereux,fou, passionné...je peux mourir sans crainte à présent car j'ai vécu cela...
Precisely in the video notice he's drinking absinthe a very strong drink
So my toxic ex gf, got it!🙃
Feels more like a showdown with a CEO with crazy cyborg enhancements.
This video makes me want to write a gothic romance novel.
Funny thing that you say that, Nine Inch Nails was never a goth band.
@@thirdstrike4u lmao, he didn't mean the 1980s musical subculture, he meant the architectural style that originated in the middle ages. This video is highly reminiscent of the latter.
It gives me "Queen of the Damned" Vibes. Love the video, and you need to start that novel. Blessings 🙏
go write it!!!
Hey Brian.. How's that novel coming along..? *troll face*
Directed by Mark Romanek. It's been a while since NIN had a video of this visual quality. I miss people like Romanek or Floria Sigismondi doing these crazy, dark videos.
Nihil Quest yeah NIN and the cure’s music videos are the best
I lived in Victorian london and left before it became more modern, more bolshevized
W O R D.
He directed Scream too! Many others(Michael n Janet)
Every shot is a gorgeous still photograph.
This is still one of my favorite songs by this band.
In high school I literally made a 90 minute tape of just the last 65 seconds of this on a continuous loop.
I vaguely did it in high school. It was weird!!! But also kinda cool 😎
Finally!! thank you for posting the entire video on TH-cam!
Well, technically, it is actually incomplete. :(
@@conin.v how so?
@@hFOURxONE The ending part bro.
@@saturnus2112 It's like that in the original. It cuts off. There is no "complete" version.
Yep. Where is the tecno solo before the drum solo?
I thought the video was about a father who has lost his child and begins a descent into madness due to grief, guilt, and addiction. In any case art is up to interpretation and this is a beautiful piece of art.
that could totally be an interpretation, and actually, it's an amazing one. I wouldn't have thought of it, and right now my mind is going a mile a minute.
I agree that art is up to interpretation, personally, as I have grown older, this has become more about my own internal state, and how happiness itself is a drug that I just can't seem to find
Can’t believe how much this video resembles my first Halloween in North America. Not to mention the world I left behind before coming to America😅
W/ that being said, this makes me think of savage gardens chicky cheery cola 😁🤣
hes in the afterlife, the kid is him. he haunts the family property. the aunts poisoned him. Now he knows.
The Perfect Song.
I was shocked Tengo Gameworks added this masterpiece to hi-fi Rush for the final Bossfight what an absolute great song to add to a wonderful game 🤟🏻🤟🏻
I clearly remember when this first came out and was playing on MTV. I know Trent doesn't like this song but I love it. And the visuals! Like some kind of Victorian Edgar Allan Poe x Edward Gorey x Wuthering Heights, green fairy induced nightmare, it was perfect.
I remember when it was rarely played. I used to try to explain the song to friends and the looked at me like I had 3 heads
Yes, and the plucking of the violins give this video a medieval look.
It's about Absinthe
@@puppylove126 Axctually..i don't know what its about, but to me its about being able to focus on something and the chaos that is my mind any other time.
@@np9145 I was just assuming, because the Victorian Goth, and Absinthe that was popular during that era. There is some significant Nikola Tesla themes in the too. Very cool visually ☺
I love the whole look of this video and feel of this song. Perfect. It has an Edgar Allen Poe/horror imagery to it.
*See Came Back Haunted👀
If you've seen the video to "Sour Girl." th-cam.com/video/YxS4lqppZ6Y/w-d-xo.html
Yeah,it's nice.
Amazing video
中国人の不細工な女が斬首されている🤣
Cloudy skies + last chorus "take me with you" are so unreal... Big Love 🖤
Hi I recommend a song and video called 'Looking Into The Mirror' By Robert Nix
The production design and visuals for this video are awesome. Still one of my favorite alternative tracks and videos from the 1990s.
True!!!
Everyone going on about Snape needs to realize when this came out this was totally Dracula.
Exactly. Francis ford coppola style.
And so? I mean, yeah, you're spot on correct, but are perfectly not allowed to make more recent comparisons? I'm 43 and as I rewatched this today, I quite rapidly was saying 'at least the Snape family line didn't die out'. Maybe cos Harry Potter is more freshly in my mind than FFC's Dracula, you know? No offence, just wondering why everyone's so prickly about this.
coppola's dracula is one of my favorite movies and this doesn't remind me of it.
I think it would be a badass full circle if trent rebooted the crow instead of damn aquaman. He is eric. He can sing dead souls again.
Some bram strokers Dracula
I remember almost 20 years ago watching this for the first time on the Closure VHS and being blown away. Always loved the effects and aesthetic of this video.
The way the opening strings sound like liquid glugging out of a bottle is absolutely perfect.
what kind of liquid do you drink?????????
@@flippero4918 Drain-o
Greetings from Poland!. The best music video of the 90s, maybe even of all time. I have loved it for 25 years.
I read somewhere that Trent hated this. I just don't understand. This is the most beautiful video and song. I have always loved this.
It was from a period of his life he later considered to be a bad period - substance abuse, ego problems. I suspect he considers this trite compared to some of his other work. I think it's fine, and I think this video is rather gorgeous. But artist's are usually much harder on themselves than fans. :)
@@railgap Amen
He rushed it under a tight deadline for The Lost Highway film and was uncomfortable this high budget music video came with something he wasn't very satisfied with
Yeah this song is awesome
@@mina_loi thats like saying "Its inappropriate to have a child in the same movie as sexual activity"
How, then, are we to tell a story which features children and sex??
Are we going to overprotect those who need no protection?
At no point in this music film was a child harmed or subjected to any inappropriate treatment.
When a child is used as a symbol they might be paired with any subject.
We can't be oversensitive or we are going to ruin storytelling as a medium.
Please don't be oversensitive.
Nobody is getting abused in this video.
What an unexpected and delightful surprise. I haven’t seen this full video since it aired on MTV years ago. I’m so glad Trent finally decided to share it here despite it not being a song that he has historically liked. It’s a masterpiece of raw emotion meticulously articulated.
Facts. This video was super hard to find. I think i have it on vhs somewhere. I was happy it was posted!
He likes the song I think just not the video. I love both lol
@@sachamiffy9774 Its the song. He felt like it was rushed. He only had so much time to write it since he was commissioned to do it for Lost Highway. And he was never satisfied with the end result. For the longest time he was embarrassed by it. But he's come to like it in recent years. In fact I believe he's finally played it a few shows.
this is not the full video :( its cut off at the end, does anyone have the full video please?! @jendaminnx maybe? :(
the end of this song is absolutely beautiful..
People don't ever seem to remember that Trent learned piano from his grandmother as a small child and it has been remarked about him having an "ordinary middle-class childhood"; however, he was considered an introvert. Then worked as an assistant recording engineer and janitor at Right Track Records in Cleveland, OH which is where he taught himself everything about recording, during the studio's down time, as the owner decided to let him work on his own demo's for free. He has earned a BS Degree in Computer Engineering from the distinctive Allegheny College and has a registered IQ score of 170, which is the same score as Einstein. During the making of "The Downward Spiral" album, he rented the Sharon Tate House near Los Angeles, where six people had been murdered by members of The Manson Family in 1969. Reznor lived in what essentially is the master bedroom, where he isolated himself away in the closet, which he converted into a sound recording booth, with a new Apple laptop computer, loaded with some excellent sound engineering software, where he created everything himself, except for the drums. While living in the Tate Murder House he befriended a tall skinny kid, who idolized Reznor and took the residence's reputation as part his stage name ― Marilyn Manson. They remain friends.
He's the consummate perfectionist, who refuses to be dictated too; nor, will he ever compromise his vision. One recording studio found out, as he so infamously mailed them a letter from himself, who had cut his own contract into shreds. Another studio was undercut by Reznor, who had notoriously released his own music for free, so his fan's could copy and redistribute his work, just because he refused to give into studio management's demands regarding his "violent content and liberal use of profanity". Reznor has been a longtime proponent of self-creating, self-orchestrating, self-composing, self-promoting, as well as self-producing your own music, which gave way to the DIY production revolution, now seen on a multitude of online platforms ― So now, you can be your own maverick, due to his many talents.
Reznor wrote this single for the David Lynch film "Lost Highway", which is the reason why he indulged the video's director Mark Romanek, who accurately depicted the Macabre Edwardian Era aesthetic, based on two distinct Gothic-Horror writers.
So, whenever people say Trent Reznor is a music genius ― It's all very, very true ......!!!!
* Side Note: If you require further analysis, as well as an intellectual challenge, then analyze the video's three distinct themes and references by looking into director Mark Romanek. The video's director took inspiration from two distinct American author's: Edward Gorey (1925-2000) who authored ‘‘The Hapless Child’’ (1961) and his abecedarian books ‘‘The Gashlycrumb Tinies’’ (1963) and ‘‘The Chinese Obelisks: Fourth Alphabet’’ (1970). The central figure of Gothic-Horror literature is Edgar Allan Poe (1809-1849), who's works employ the death of a beautiful woman as a main plot, such as ‘‘Annabel Lee’’ (1849), ‘‘The Raven’’ (1845), ‘‘Berenice’’ (1835), ‘‘Ligeia’’ (1838), ‘‘Morella’’ (1835) and, ‘‘The Fall of the House of Usher’’(1839), but also as the heavy absinthe drinker Edgar Allen Poe was alleged to be, but also ‘‘The Imp of the Perverse’’ (1845) and ‘‘The Tell-Tale Heart’’ (1843) are in comparison to the music video.
Excellent comment.. 👏
😮
we get that he’s a smart dude, but chill with the dick riding
Marilyn Manson and his band recorded their first demo tape under the name "Marilyn Manson & the Spooky Kids" in 1989. Trent Reznor didn't rent the Sharon Tate house until 1992, so the "residence's reputation" had no influence on Marilyn Manson's stage name.
More importantly, Reznor and Manson have NOT remained friends. In 2009 Reznor said of Manson, “He is a malicious guy and will step on anybody’s face to succeed and cross any line of decency." Once again, Reznor released a public statement in 2021 denouncing his former friend. He said, “I have been vocal over the years about my dislike of Manson as a person and cut ties with him nearly 25 years ago."
However, I agree with you that Trent Reznor is an uncompromising artist and most definitely a musical genius.
@@kimgarner3315 Yeah and the whole his IQ is same as Einstein lol don't get me wrong Trent is a extremely smart guy but come on
Mark Romanek made a BRILLIANT work on this video, it’s as timeless as the own song.
As a Nine Inch Nails fan and an Edward Gorey fan, this was basically my absolute perfect video
When music was all about, now stupid collaborations are killing all. Collaboration like s*it. Why need collaborations? Forgot. To make money. Shi* again.
When music was all about (ABOUT WHAT GOD DAMMIT)
There are a lot of great collaborations out there you just gotta look (Trent & Atticus for example)
I think it’s hands down my favorite
Are you me? Are you my long lost twin?
Fun Fact: Goth originates from German culture😎
I love the whole song, and I'm not a drum player by any means (piano player), but the last drum solo part is just MASTERFUL. Especially with all the lighting choreography. This video is wicked. NIN FOREVER.
"Your adventure.... ends here."
RIP Happiness in Slavery
2019-2019
Is it gone?
@@Ellier215 yep
@@Ellier215 yep, didn't even last a full day.
At first I thought it was kinda gore, but then I remembered... this is TH-cam! I bet that video was taken down only for showing a dick.
Amazed it lasted as long as it did.
Aaaaaand I'm back in the late 90's. Damn I've missed you SO MUCH.
I decided I'll exist in the 90's until this epidemic is over.
Gotta thank Hifi Rush for making me discover NIN, what an amazing song for a final boss.
Awesome to play in Hi-Fi Rush!!
It was so awesome growing up in the 90's.
Yes it was
Gen z are so wrecked
Dude, I wish I had been a teen - young adult in the 90's so that I could have fully appreciated this music when it came out. I was like 8 & probably got nightmares when this video came on 😅
God, that absinthe scene gave me bit of dejavu when I nearly overdosed years ago now🧐
Yeah.
Trent - What Should I do?
Atticus - Put The Happiness In Slavery Video On TH-cam!
Trent - I Don't Know, It Might Get Blocked...
Atticus - Put The Perfect Drug On TH-cam As Well.
Trent - All Right, Fine.
The happiness in Slavery was FUCKED UP
@Micah Johansson You Can Go To Archive.org And Find it On The Broken Movie And Closure PT 2 (Music Videos)
Underrated comment really cool.Trent is amazing
I’m surprised he didn’t publish it on April’s fools day.
Wait what?! Happiness in slavery was up? The real version? Priest dick and everything? I only ever saw it on a hard copy vhs of xfiles
I remember meeting trent reznor once.. in manchester.. he was with a guy called "beer man", he took a picture of me outside the triangle (I had a manson top on) didnt know who he was as i had a one track mind back then haha, big fan of NIN these days (i know he helped greatly with antichrist superstar but didnt know they fell out after.. a passage in mansons biography i believe..and never knew he owned nothing interscope at the time..) long time ago.. wish i knew what i did now haha trent was very "under radar" back then for kids my age..
As a long time fan I feel the ‘shotgun’ sound and that absolutely beautifully EQ’d guitar riff along with the haunting piano was THE high tide of the sound of NIN.
It's Bizarre and Gothic. Tribute to absinthe, the green fairy that inspired the artists.
And the wormwood too.
Pretty sure Trent was on either heroin or opium too
It glows like a mountain dew with LEDs in it.
@@wcsxwcsx absinthe is a beautiful thing
The hills have eyes who who how roof roof
I got my head but my head is unraveling
Can't keep control can't keep track of where it's traveling
I got my heart but my heart's no good
You're the only one that's understood
I come along but I don't know where you're taking me
I shouldn't go but you're wrenching, dragging, shaking me
Turn off the sun pull the stars from the sky
The more I give to you the more I die
And I want you
You are the perfect drug
You make me hard when I'm all soft inside
I see the truth when I'm all stupid-eyed
The arrow goes straight through my heart
Without you everything just falls apart
My blood just wants to say hello to you
My soul is so afraid to realize
How very little there is left of me
And I want you
You are the perfect drug
(Take me with you)
Without you everything just falls apart
It's not as much fun to pick up the pieces
I was 10 years old and we just had gotten Satellite TV. I was excited to finally see a music video on MTV. 5am in the morning before school and this was the first Rock music video I ever saw. I was fucking mesmerized and terrified at the same time.
Changed my fucking life and never looked back since.
I come back to watch this one again from time to time. Still with you. We need some remastered video, Trent.
I don't know why everyone says he looks like Snape, He looks like Sirius Black.
Big yes!
He even filmed the video at 12 grimmauld place
With a voice like Steven Tyler. Lol
Most likes I've gotten.
Absolutly.
My 13 year old self was obsessed with song back in 96. Still such a great song!
i was obsessed with the song in around 2000 when i was 10 lol. i miss those days when mainstream music wasn;t trash
That bear rug was brilliantly hidden just right. Kinda get the entendres that’s meant😎
Damn didn't think to send this to my youngen. Shes the same age I was when this came out,. Fr, fr 1996? But bc I play wif words
The Line 'Without you, everything falls apart reminds me of a relationship I was in during my twenties that ended unpleasantly.
I just got a new coffee mug and i love it. You are the perfect mug, the perfect mug, the perfect mug.🎵
Hall of fame comment
I remember not liking this song the first time I heard it. Now it's one of my all-time favourite songs. Great lyrics, high energy, incredible drums, seariing vocals. And the ending. Wow.
♥️💖
The more we get older, the more it will be relatable and in fact it isn't merely a depiction of drug addiction but any kind of bad habits
One of my favorite songs of all time. Also, Severus Snape: the music video.
What about Dorian Gray. :)
also sirius black
According to the Wikipedia article for this song, it says/reads the following about this music video: The theme was inspired by the illustrations of 20th-century artist Edward Gorey, with familiar Gorey elements including oversized urns and glum, pale characters in full Edwardian costume. The most obvious reference to Gorey is the boy sitting on a cushion in front of a painting. Other references include an unidentified painting resembling Gustav Klimt's The Kiss (1907-1908) and a "Scanning Machine" designed by Frenchman François Willème in 1860.
What a phenominal way to end a video game. congrats to everyone in the comments who just beat HFR for the first time!
Defeating Kale on rhythm master is hell
@@jjpemfr8882 I can’t even imagine. I was on normal and it took me quite a few tries. I may do all the stages on hard, but no way am I touching rhythm master
@@Jmerithew87 It's not that bad once you learn to parry the drone attack since it leaves him wide open
@@jjpemfr8882 For real. I had S with crown on every other difficulty and I died like 4 or 5 times and got a C rating due to the deaths despite getting S on every other department, score, beat accuracy and time.
You really need to bring your perfect parry A game.
30 years later. This is still the perfect song...the perfect song... the perfect song....
WOW! after several years, finally here I can enjoy the official video. My perfect drug |m|
check the official nine inch nails vimeo channel. this video and many many more have been on there for many, many years.
Nobody uses Vimeo.
Jorge HA 😂
@@mr5elfde5truct Vimeo gets used a lot. But! the users simply aren't the childish Pewdiepie or people farting type of video makers. completely different, more mature content.
@@mr5elfde5truct I used Vimeo or DM because this video was over there. Actually they're both around the top 200 sites.
This is a MASTERPIECE, both musically and visually. love it.
@OofImDeadInside :/ it probably doesn't meet his standards...
I agree. The best percussion I've ever heard in a Rock Song.
Hands down the best song by NiN. So many different movements
One of the most beautiful music videos ever made..
Long haired he's Snape
Long haired and goateed he's Sirius Black
Shaved and buff, he's Henry Rollins
Nowadays he's looking like Clive Owens
Trent has the perfect mug, the perfect mug , the perfect mug
big guy I was thinking the same thing!!!!!!!!!!
It's his body that I like most! Keanu Reeves serves similar face though.
He looks like Frank Zappa too!
@@drewrhodes2820 Rollins in his forties. That period of time when Rollins stopped being such an autistic sperg over everything. Like teenagers interviewing him.
agree with the snape similarity. the hedge maze reminded me of goblet of fire or something (even though snape was never involved in that directly).
Rediscovering NIN ..... Awesome...
Love this song and so perfect to heard this in Hi-Fi Rush. Wonderful game, wonderful song, wonderful boss. Tango Gamework make a true love letter to music.
I already loved this song but I was floored by how well it worked as a final boss theme!
I commented out loud "oh, Kale's dressed like the music video, too" when it came up.
And gaming.
After 3:05 always makes me tear up the tone feels so desperately lonely...
I’m surprised hardly anyone touches on this. It’s about an H addict frantically trying to find his next fix then he found it and it takes him to the brink of death and he doesn’t care. His life is spent searching for it so it’s over. Very sad. Haunting tune at the end
Been waiting a decade for this video in more than 240p hell and in full 💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘
So true!
In glorious 480p no less!
What a time to be alive...
Its was made in 1997 so there's a good chance 480p is the original resolution. @@fang_uk
Hell yeah!!!
I'm glad this exists
Every frame is an art
This video is sooo beautiful! The visuals are stunning. I love the frantic plucking and sensual chorus.
Im not sure whats going on in the vid but I feel like lordes team is the step child of this vid. I just wanted to be quirky. Im still not understanding whats going on. Do they got some comatose thing going on
I also realize that kid’s pic has some other well hidden meaning behind. I knew there was something familiar about that.
I will 2nd that
Thanks 💖
It was my favorite NIN video when it came out. It still is.
Should have been video of the year. He was robbed.
princessjime yes....it brings back memories.
I love the outro so much that I wish it was it's own track in itself that was more fleshed out.
Why does it make me so happy this is the latest upload? Idk but it does.
one of my all time favorite music videos. To actually have a story, impeccable makeup, custom and set design set to a ridiculously savage track, is an unbeatable combination.
2:28 = the start of some of the most incredible music ever made.
Probably one of the most impressively produced, exciting impactful songs I've ever heard. A great inspiration to me.
The ending of this song is perfect
Remember being in high school in 1994 when The Downward Spiral came out. Listened to it on infinite repeat on my CD player. 3 years later this amazing song came out.
After the Downward Spiral, this was the only new NIN song for the next 5 years, which back then felt like an eternity for new material by Trent. I payed extra cash for the Rusty Nails bootleg compilations and interview CDs with Trent just to hear something new, but the Perfect Drug was still the only “new” original material I had from 1994 until The Fragile came out in 1999. I wore out The Lost Highway Soundtrack-Track 3, playing it over and over.
In September 2018 I got to see him play this great song live for the first time ever at Red Rocks. Thanks for this one song Trent that kept me going during that long stretch as a teenager between albums.
This!
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The older I get the more I realize that 1996 was the best year that I will ever experience.
I was born 96
Have you ever watched the compilation videos that are all just stuff that was huge during 96? It's a trip. I remembered a lot from 94 but 96 was huge for me too.
Same
True
Word
Thank you HiFi Rush to letting me discover this song
Still so good even after all these years.
This is all 3 types of NIN songs in one travel-sized package.