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| − | }}'''"This Isn't The Place"''' is the third track on the 2017 EP ''[[Add Violence]]''. It was first made available through the official Nine Inch Nails YouTube channel on July 18, 2017. Though currently only speculation, the unreleased song "[[My Dead Friend]]" seems to have a strong connection to the song's lyrics. Furthermore, it is also speculated that the song may be written as a posthumous note to [[David Bowie]]. | + | }}'''"This Isn't The Place"''' is the third track on the 2017 EP ''[[Add Violence]]''. It was first made available through the official Nine Inch Nails YouTube channel on July 18, 2017. Though currently only speculation, the unreleased song "[[My Dead Friend]]" seems to have a strong connection to the song's lyrics. Furthermore, it is also speculated that the song may be written as a posthumous note to [[David Bowie]]. At its [[2018/09/13_Phoenix,_AZ|live debut]], the song that followed was "[[I'm Afraid Of Americans]], further confirming the Bowie correlation. |
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Revision as of 06:48, 14 September 2018
"This Isn't The Place" is the third track on the 2017 EP Add Violence. It was first made available through the official Nine Inch Nails YouTube channel on July 18, 2017. Though currently only speculation, the unreleased song "My Dead Friend" seems to have a strong connection to the song's lyrics. Furthermore, it is also speculated that the song may be written as a posthumous note to David Bowie. At its live debut, the song that followed was "I'm Afraid Of Americans, further confirming the Bowie correlation.
Contents
Appearances
- Add Violence
Versions
This Isn't The Place
This is the only known version.
Live
"This Isn't The Place" has never been played live.
Music Video
An official music video was uploaded on July 18th. It shows the machine that is visible on the front cover of the EP and pans across it before starting to zoom out at the end. During this a package labeled "Sotirivol" by a company called Cedocore can be seen. Because of this, as well as the fact that the director and producer of the video (Alex Lieu and Susan Bonds respectively) are members of 42 Entertainment, it was presumed that a new ARG would happen. The video adds 6 seconds of silence to the start.
Lyrics
And if you see my friend I thought I would again A single thin straight line I thought we had more time Carry me Carry me home
Further lyrics are printed on the physical component, that interestingly are a direct quote from "The Great Below":
I can still feel you, even so far away
External Links
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