This is incredible... To me, Trent Reznor writes his pieces in the most creative and unique ways. He is the only artist that has inspired me to actually create my music instead of simply writing music by a “textbook” standard. I mean honestly, it’s almost as if he has created his own personal genre... He is the only reason why I know anything about electronic music, synthesizers, etc. I’ve been listening to his music since as far back as I can remember.
Jesus #$@&% Christ, Elfman, Zimmer and Reznor at the same round table. If you could put Angelo Badalamenti there and neglecting to mention Atticus Ross, you would have my four favorite film composers together. And Badalamenti would take 1st prize.
![Trent Reznor Interview [2005]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/-tWskjE7zao/mqdefault.jpg)
I could hear him talk about music all day
I could here him talk about music for the past 4 minutes. lol
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Fuck, he's a genius
Kinda cool to see the brains behind NIN and Oingo Boingo both discussing their take on their film writing process.
Trent has such an interesting way of writing music.
But a boring way of talking about it. 🤣
he doesn't wasn't to share his secret sauce.. lol
Well it makes perfect sense
This is incredible...
To me, Trent Reznor writes his pieces in the most creative and unique ways.
He is the only artist that has inspired me to actually create my music instead of simply writing music by a “textbook” standard.
I mean honestly, it’s almost as if he has created his own personal genre...
He is the only reason why I know anything about electronic music, synthesizers, etc.
I’ve been listening to his music since as far back as I can remember.
Me too
I just came from listening What If We Could and now i feel sad and alive, thank you Trent.
The only person who can make Zimmer listen
While he's at it, he could take notes, too.
He’s a genius. I’ve been on board since pretty hate machine.
This is really really cool, can't wait to see soul
Love everyone on the panel here
and then i cut out right when it gets interesting
Jesus #$@&% Christ, Elfman, Zimmer and Reznor at the same round table. If you could put Angelo Badalamenti there and neglecting to mention Atticus Ross, you would have my four favorite film composers together. And Badalamenti would take 1st prize.
I say more. add Ennio Morricone in this table, and boom!! Let it be!
I'd love to see the rest of this interview, and hear what Zimmer and Elfman have to say as well. Anyone have the link?
Elfman one love
My dream job