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==Album Credits==
*Writing, arrangement and performance: Trent Reznor*Management: [[John A. Malm, Jr.]] for Conservative (1994); Rebel Waltz, Inc. (2004)
*Assistance: Chris Vrenna, Maise
*Additional engineering: Sean Beavan, Chris Vrenna, Alan Moulder, Bill Kennedy, [[Brian Pollack]], John Aguto
*Additional sampling and sound design: Chris Vrenna
*Studios: [[Le Pig]] of Beverly Hills, The Record Plant, A&M Studios
*Continuity: Trent Reznor, Chris Vrenna, [[Charlie Clouser]]
*Mastering (1994): Tom Baker at Futuredisc<br>
*All paintings: Russell Mills
*Photography: David Buckland, Rob Sheridan*Original packagePackage: [[Gary Talpas]]*Deluxe Edition/DualDisc package: Rob Sheridan<br> *5.1 mix: James Brown with Trent Reznor*Assistance: Neal Ferrazzani*Studio: Interscope Studios<br> *High-resolution mastering: Bob Ludwig for Gateway Mastering, Portland, Maine<br>
*Publicity: Sioux Zimmerman for Formula
*[[Adrian Belew]] appears courtesy of Caroline Records
*Stephen Perkins appears courtesy of Warner Bros. Records, Inc.
*Nine Inch Nails Live 1994–1996: [[Robin Finck]], [[Danny Lohner]], Chris Vrenna, [[James Woolley]], Charlie Clouser<br>
*Thank you: Interscope; Jimmy Iovine; Silvia Garcia; Susie Tallman; [[Peter Christopherson]]; Rick Rubin; Missy Worth; Brian Warner and [[Marilyn Manson (musicianband)|Marilyn Manson]]; [[Brian Liesegang]]; the temporally displaced Richard Bugg; Coco-Puff; Scott Hasson; Mark Tindle, Mike Morongell, Shelly Yakus and A&M; Cally, Jamie Spencer, Mark Marot, Chris Blackwell and Island UK; Paul Connolly; Alex Kochan; Ian Flooks; Mark Blasquez, Sean Wilhelmsen and Nadine's; Opcode Systems; Pat Stolpz, Martin Arthurs and Amek; Joseph Cultice; Handy Andy; Marina Chavez; Walter Cessna; Tina Montalbano; Carol Davis<br>
We miss you [[Jeff Ward]]<br>
©1994 Leaving Hope/TVT Music, Inc. ASCAP. All rights right reserved.Used by permission. ===Deluxe Edition & DualDisc additional credits=======Shared credits====*Management: Rebel Waltz, Inc.*Engineering: Alan Moulder *Photography: Rob Sheridan *5.1 mix: James Brown with Trent Reznor*Assistance: Neal Ferrazzani*Studio: Interscope Studios<br> *High-resolution mastering: Bob Ludwig for Gateway Mastering, Portland, Maine<br> *Nine Inch Nails Live 1994–1996: Robin Finck, Danny Lohner, Chris Vrenna, James Woolley, Charlie Clouser<br>
*Publicity: Dennis Dennehy
*Booking: Mark Geiger for WMA
*Audio asset coordination: Michel Etchart<br>
*Special thanks to: [[Leo Herrera]]; Jeff Anderson; [[Atticus Ross]]; Chandra Lynn and DigiDesign; Andrew Grad, West LA Music; Native Instruments; Tom Ryan, Gateway Mastering; Dave Casey, Apogee Digital; Monique McGuffin; Chuck Reed; Ed Goodreau; Jim Belcher; Vartan; Antone DeSantis; Ramon Galbert, Ingrid Erickson; Lee Edwards; Mike Ragonga; Tanya Grieg<br>
℗ © 2004 Interscope Records
====Deluxe Edition credits====
*Deluxe Edition executive producers: Courtney Holt, Paul Bishow, KamranV
*Deluxe Edition package: Rob Sheridan
*1–4, 6–8, 10–13 written by Trent Reznor ©1994 Leaving Hope/ TVT Music, Inc. ASCAP. All rights reserved.
*5 written by Ian Curtis, Peter Hook, Bernard Sumner, Stephen Morris; Fractured Music (all rights controlled by Zoma Music Publishers, Ltd., ASCAP/PRS) ©1994 Atlantic Recording Corporation for the United States and WEA International, Inc. for the world outside of the United States
*9 written by David Ball and Mark Almond ©1981 Phonogram Ltd. (London)
====DualDisc credits====
*Executive Producers for DVD-Audio: Courtney Holt, Jim Belcher, Paul Bishow
*Supervising Producer: Shari Young
*Producer for DVD-Audio: KamranV
*DualDisc package: Rob Sheridan
*Photography and Design for DVD-Audio Menus and Gallery: Rob Sheridan
*"March Of The Pigs": Directed by Peter Christopherson
*"Hurt": Directed by Simon Maxwell
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