Wow 27 shows-I am Such a LATE FAN but I love them since August 2021 when I started listening-I would Love to see 1 Live show in person- Please come to NY Trent-I'd Love to see Nine Inch Nails on Long Island
God, if the date is correct, Trent is 25-26 here. That’s amazing. He’s always so been mature, thoughtful and well-spoken. Can you imagine even the most mature 26-year-old artist coming across like this, these days?
@@ManifestiVI don't really understand this. Was Trent Reznor really into video games back then????? I know he did that whole thing for Quake for free. I'd love to be able to check it out as a very latecomer fan.
@@CrunkachuSuuuper into video games and an early adopter of the Internet to communicate with fans or upload music. He said in an interview he could have written 15 more albums in the times he'd spent playing DOOM.
Rich's face at 5:48 when Trent says it's pretty much a one-man show and the camera slowly zooms in and cuts him out of frame... And then Trent says maybe in a couple of albums he'll "find people that are really worthy of collaboration!" No wonder Rich left.
When this interview came out I lived in foster care-I didn't have the opportunities to go to concerts at that time- The 'system is terrible because they didn't even ensure we had clothes for school or school supplies or anything that was a necessity yet alone a luxury like going to a concert or even a school field trip or prom-That's another story but I really hope things have improved since then although I highly doubt it-I Love Finding interviews with Trent Reznor-10th Comment here- Please post more & To Trent: Please bring Nine Inch Nails to NY in 2022- Stay Safe & Healthy & Great Job through the years-I can relate to so many songs & Love the Emotion & Realness behind every song & I Love Watching Live shows here on TH-cam but I'd Love to Actually see you Live-I'm in Long Island New York
Please do a US tour 2024. I saw information online there was an extended tour that started in April & ends in May all the way on the other side of the country but haven't been able to find tickets. I've received conflicting information. Does anyone know- I'd love to go see them in concert live.
[ CJ SAWYER ] Hello, the dude to te left is Richard Patrick, a former and touring guitarist for Nine Inch Nails for two and half years, and he can be seen in the music videos for "Down In It," "Head Like A Hole," "Wish," and "Gave Up." His only recorded contribution-a droning guitar sound-can be heard at the end of "Sanctified" on Pretty Hate Machine.
He quit not long after so he was probably thinking the same thing lol (Also, Vrenna was on a break from the band at that point so Rich was the only other original member).
Trent is a really amazing artist, he is a genius at what he does, we need more talented ppl to bring down the big pharma and the establishment holding us back from true liberation of our soul's music touches on the sublime and perfection of the artist, Rise Up! we can change this horrid world we live in, let nothing hold us back creating music is our weapon against the fascist world we inhabit for now!
There could have been an influence in their style and sound at one point, Down In It sounds more like a Pop Will Eat Itself ripoff than a Skinny Puppy ripoff if you ask me.
@ That's what Trent said in 1994, yeah, but the two songs aren't sonically so close there's not room for any other influence. Especially in early 90s interviews, Trent tends to overemphasise references with industrial cred (Skinny Puppy, Ministry) while downplaying ones no longer seen as cool (e.g. Depeche Mode, Gary Numan, Bowie, all of which he did say later were hugely influential). That said, I was wrong to say PWEI were definitely an influence; I'd mistakenly thought they were on Wax Trax in the US, which Trent said he listened to religiously, but they were actually on Rough Trade. It's probable he never heard Box Frenzy before recording Down In It and any similarities are just due to the shared influence from hip-hop sampling culture. (FWIW on the UK scene, Trent also said he hated Manchester bands and house music).
Funny how way back then Trent was saying its not like you are up there competing with BON JOVI,,,,NINE INCH NAILS EVEN BACK THEN WAS WAY BETTER BON JOVI. LOL!
Richard spoke some truly powerful words here, wouldn't have been the same without him
he looks so innocent here yet he had a primal scream in him. Great talent.
12:03 "Yeah." - Richard Patrick, 1991.
He’s so so incredibly handsome even with sunglasses on. Even at 57 now has aged like fine wine.
The Pet Shop Boys are looking sharp
🤣
Bruhh
😆 lol I love the shop though
They both look like Trent Reznor
The Nine Inch Twins
Trent forced Richard and Chris to start looking like him so he could fulfill his fantasy of fucking his clone.
I live in Cleveland and have been to 27 NIN shows. was great seeing NIN from day one. I knew one day Trent would make it big.
Wow 27 shows-I am Such a LATE FAN but I love them since August 2021 when I started listening-I would Love to see 1 Live show in person- Please come to NY Trent-I'd Love to see Nine Inch Nails on Long Island
Richard acts like I would after having a joint and realizing too late that my buddy is being interviewed and is too late for me to get out of frame
At this time Richard’s brother was in the biggest movie in the world Terminator 2
Clever guy Trent is, he totally knew what he was doing with regards of making accessible but edgy electro
God, if the date is correct, Trent is 25-26 here. That’s amazing. He’s always so been mature, thoughtful and well-spoken. Can you imagine even the most mature 26-year-old artist coming across like this, these days?
Damn, I didn't know that the Angry Video Game Nerd was in Nine Inch Nails
NIИ STARTED the Angry Video Game Nerd Genre… and Rich started Filter.
@@ManifestiVI don't really understand this. Was Trent Reznor really into video games back then????? I know he did that whole thing for Quake for free. I'd love to be able to check it out as a very latecomer fan.
@@CrunkachuSuuuper into video games and an early adopter of the Internet to communicate with fans or upload music. He said in an interview he could have written 15 more albums in the times he'd spent playing DOOM.
Rich's face at 5:48 when Trent says it's pretty much a one-man show and the camera slowly zooms in and cuts him out of frame... And then Trent says maybe in a couple of albums he'll "find people that are really worthy of collaboration!" No wonder Rich left.
The cut to Richard's face says it all. No words needed
Nice to see the rest of the interview. The other version was all choppy and weird.
Never saw an EMF interview before? Cool. Unbelievable even.
Ha...hahaha
When this interview came out I lived in foster care-I didn't have the opportunities to go to concerts at that time- The 'system is terrible because they didn't even ensure we had clothes for school or school supplies or anything that was a necessity yet alone a luxury like going to a concert or even a school field trip or prom-That's another story but I really hope things have improved since then although I highly doubt it-I Love Finding interviews with Trent Reznor-10th Comment here- Please post more & To Trent: Please bring Nine Inch Nails to NY in 2022- Stay Safe & Healthy & Great Job through the years-I can relate to so many songs & Love the Emotion & Realness behind every song & I Love Watching Live shows here on TH-cam but I'd Love to Actually see you Live-I'm in Long Island New York
Please do a US tour 2024. I saw information online there was an extended tour that started in April & ends in May all the way on the other side of the country but haven't been able to find tickets.
I've received conflicting information. Does anyone know- I'd love to go see them in concert live.
atticus ross looks different in those days
the dude to the left looks like private joker from uhhhh full metal alchemist
[ CJ SAWYER ] Hello, the dude to te left is Richard Patrick, a former and touring guitarist for Nine Inch Nails for two and half years, and he can be seen in the music videos for "Down In It," "Head Like A Hole," "Wish," and "Gave Up."
His only recorded contribution-a droning guitar sound-can be heard at the end of "Sanctified" on Pretty Hate Machine.
@@paolacelletti2056 oh, I did hear of his credit on PHM! thanks for letting me know :-]
@@cjsawyerHi, it’s a real pleasure to share everything about NIN ;-}
@@paolacelletti2056 he’s also Robert Patrick’s brother
@@nomisyed3208 Yes, I know. Thanks Nomi
He is so hot.
Awesome belch at 8:16
21:16 definitely more like G'n'R these days. 🤣everybody gets old at some point, I'm fine if they play jazz all the time.
Why was Richard even there lol
Moral support
He quit not long after so he was probably thinking the same thing lol
(Also, Vrenna was on a break from the band at that point so Rich was the only other original member).
@@06mrselfdestruct lol I guess
That guy on the right kind of looks like Trent Reznor…
it's Richard Patrick! He used to be nin guitar player until 1994, then he formed Filter. Great band as well. He appears in the mv of Gave Up
@@felicitasberon5728 The guy on the left Kinda looks like Richard Patrick now that you mention it.
Trent is a really amazing artist, he is a genius at what he does, we need more talented ppl to bring down the big pharma and the establishment holding us back
from true liberation of our soul's music touches on the sublime and perfection
of the artist, Rise Up! we can change this horrid world we live in, let nothing hold us back creating music is our weapon against the fascist world we inhabit for now!
Facts
Five yrs later he produced AntiChrist Superstar.
That's the guy from filter isn't it
yes Richard Patrick
@@n30n_sp1der7 thanks :) have a great Thanksgiving 🦃
No, that's the guy from Terminator 2
Well now I see where they got the concept for the TV Daredevil show 😆😆
He looks like Nivek Ogre
Richard was talented in his own right. Filter was a graat band too.
They almost look like UK Ravers lol
There could have been an influence in their style and sound at one point, Down In It sounds more like a Pop Will Eat Itself ripoff than a Skinny Puppy ripoff if you ask me.
@@BooksMusicMe17 It's clearly Skinny Puppy's Dig It copy.
@ That's what Trent said in 1994, yeah, but the two songs aren't sonically so close there's not room for any other influence. Especially in early 90s interviews, Trent tends to overemphasise references with industrial cred (Skinny Puppy, Ministry) while downplaying ones no longer seen as cool (e.g. Depeche Mode, Gary Numan, Bowie, all of which he did say later were hugely influential).
That said, I was wrong to say PWEI were definitely an influence; I'd mistakenly thought they were on Wax Trax in the US, which Trent said he listened to religiously, but they were actually on Rough Trade. It's probable he never heard Box Frenzy before recording Down In It and any similarities are just due to the shared influence from hip-hop sampling culture. (FWIW on the UK scene, Trent also said he hated Manchester bands and house music).
@ They are too close not to be influenced, even down to the name. Same beats, sounds and guitar hits.
@ Oh, I'm absolutely not saying Dig It wasn't the an influence, just that I think there could also be also other influences. Sorry to be unclear!
13:37
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Some weird science....
Trent Reznor didn't smile in the 90's , who is this guy with his son , they look like they're about to go hunting?
Emos speaking their minds about ONE of these Favorite BaDs... reputation starts with an "R". Hee hee.
They both look like jailbait who love the rough trade.
poor rich
2greatbandsin0ne
You like Linkin Park?
This interview blows.
Interview direction is wrong.
Where was this interview being shot?
London Astoria Theatre
Funny how way back then Trent was saying its not like you are up there competing with BON JOVI,,,,NINE INCH NAILS EVEN BACK THEN WAS WAY BETTER BON JOVI. LOL!