Difference between revisions of "The Innocent"

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The band's only release, Livin' In The Street

The Innocent was the band Trent Reznor played with after leaving The Urge. Reznor joined the band in March 1985 when it was still called Hot Rodney. [1] The band was renamed The Innocent by June 1985.[2] The band's only album, Livin' In The Street, was released on Red Label Records. Reznor toured with the band during their "Livin' In The Street" mini-tour in August 1985, but left the band by September, being replaced by Gary Lee Jones, the producer of the band's album. [3] He then rejoined The Urge.

Band members

Rodney Psyka: lead vocals, percussion
Alan Greene: guitars
Trent Reznor: keyboards
Albritton McLain: bass
Kevin Valentine: drums, electronic percussion

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-[[Image:Innocent.jpg|thumb|150px|The band's only relaease, Livin' In The Street]]'''The Innocent''' was the band [[Trent Reznor]] played with after leaving [[Option 30]]. He then moved on to the [[Exotic Birds]] before creating [[Nine Inch Nails]]. The band's solo album was released on Red Label Records.
+[[Image:Innocent.jpg|thumb|The band's only release, ''Livin' In The Street'']]'''The Innocent''' was the band [[Trent Reznor]] played with after leaving [[The Urge]]. Reznor joined the band in March 1985 when it was still called Hot Rodney. [https://bsky.app/profile/theninhotline.com/post/3kdnnyrfxip2m] The band was renamed The Innocent by June 1985.[https://bsky.app/profile/theninhotline.com/post/3kdnp7fdp5y25] The band's only album, ''Livin' In The Street'', was released on Red Label Records. Reznor toured with the band during their "Livin' In The Street" mini-tour in August 1985, but left the band by September, being replaced by Gary Lee Jones, the producer of the band's album. [https://bsky.app/profile/theninhotline.com/post/3kdnpejpata25] He then rejoined The Urge.
 ==Band members==
 *'''Rodney Psyka''': lead vocals, percussion