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'''"Supernaut"''' is a song originally written and recorded by Black Sabbath and covered by Ministry side project [[1000 Homo Djs|1000 Homo DJs]]. Several versions of the song exist, and though [[Trent Reznor]] recorded the original vocals for the song, several debates exist as but Reznor's record label, TVT, refused to allow him to which version contains his contributionsappear on the song, as he remains uncredited on official releases due to contractual spats with their ongoing [[TVT Records#Dispute|contractual disputes]]. It Al Jourgensen was forced to re-record the vocals himself, and this is the version that appears on the official single release. However, the Trent Reznor Vocal Version had already been released on the ''[http://www.discogs.com/release/1563339 Wax Trax! Sampler #2]'' promo cassette, and it gained widespread distribution in the NIN fan community through its inclusion on the ''[[Halo 00]]'' and ''[[Demos and Remixes]]'' bootlegs. Following the acquisition of Wax Trax! by TVT in 1992, the legal obstacles were removed, and the Trent Reznor Vocal Version was officially released on 1994's ''Black Box - Wax Trax! Records: The First 13 Years''. Jourgensen self-reissued the Supernaut single on digital and limited edition vinyl in 2022, containing both the Al Vocal and Trent Vocal versions. There has been much speculation amongst fans over the years as to whether Jourgensen actually re-recorded the vocals or whether he just manipulated Reznor's vocals to sound different; however, both Jourgensen and Reznor have been unequivocal in numerous interviews over the years that Jourgensen appears on the official single, and Reznor appears on the then-bootleg version. This is one of several [[Songs misattributed to NIN|songs misattributed to NIN]].

===Supernaut(Trent Reznor Vocal Version)===This is the only known version. It appeared on the ''[http://www.discogs.com/release/1563339 Wax Trax! Sampler #2]'' cassette with Reznor's vocals uncredited. This track was popularized in the NIN fan base with its inclusion on the ''[[Halo 00]]'' and ''[[Demos and Remixes]]'' bootlegs. It wasn't officially released until 1994's ''Wax Trax! Black Box''.