Difference between revisions of "Down In It (song)"

Latest revision as of 08:14, 12 August 2024

Album:Pretty Hate Machine

Length:3:46

Tempo:104 BPM

Versions:Down In It
Down In It (Skin)
Down In It (Shred)
Down In It (Singe)
Down In It (Demo - Head Like A Hole)
Down In It (Demo - Purest Feeling)
Down In It (Demo - Demos & Remixes)
Down In It (Big Whole Mix)
Down In It (Closure)

Live:VIVIsectVI Tour through Wave Goodbye Tour
NIN 2022

"Down In It" was the first single for the 1989 album Pretty Hate Machine and the third track on the disc. It has been stated by Trent Reznor that this song is the first he ever wrote and is a rare treat to hear live. Following the Down In It single release, a music video was made.

"Kinda I Want To" specifically uses this song's beat and drum patch in its bridge, while "That's What I Get" and "The Only Time" both use its recognizable melodic synth voice.

Inspiration

In a 1994 radio broadcast biography of Reznor, it was said that "Down In It" was inspired by a relationship that had then recently ended for him with a woman named Krissy.

Reznor has openly admitted that this song "was a total rip-off of 'Dig It' by Skinny Puppy."

That was the first song I'd ever written and when I sat down I took a very experimental approach to it, and the original version was about half-speed of the one on the record, and it was a total rip-off of 'Dig It' by Skinny Puppy.[1]

Song Credits

Production: Trent Reznor, Adrian Sherwood, Keith LeBlanc
Engineering: Trent Reznor, Adrian Sherwood, Keith LeBlanc, Kennan Keating
Mix: Adrian Sherwood

Appearances

Halos

Down In It
Pretty Hate Machine
Head Like A Hole
Closure (music video and live performance)

Seeds

Other

Purest Feeling (unofficial)
Demos & Remixes (unofficial)

Versions

Down In It

This version originally appeared on the Down In It single as the "Skin" mix, and would become the version that appears on Pretty Hate Machine. In chronological order, this is the first Nine Inch Nails song ever released to the general public. A demo version was originally intended for the album, but the "Skin" mix was chosen instead.[2] During a podcast with Skinny Puppy's cEvin Key, Richard Patrick revealed that he had convinced Reznor to use the "Skin" mix.[3] Since the Down In It single had been released ahead of the album and this substitution had not yet been made, it was not referred to as the original or album version on the single.

Producer Keith LeBlanc mentioned in a printed interview[4] that "Down In It" was the song he got to "really put my signature on". His revisions (the "Shred", "Singe", and "Skin" mixes) draw heavily from the tracks "Mechanical Movements" and "Einstein" from his album Stranger Than Fiction, released earlier the same year (1989). The fast-paced synth prominent at the beginning of "Skin" is from "Mechanical Movements", and the main drum pattern is from "Einstein". Additionally, the crowd chant samples during each chorus have appeared in other tracks associated with Keith's band Tackhead, such as "Reality" by Gary Clail & Tackhead and "Stadium Rock" by The Barmy Army.

Song Credits

Reproduced and remixed by Adrian Sherwood, Keith LeBlanc

Down In It (Skin)

Running Time: 3:46

The version that appears on Pretty Hate Machine is in fact the "Skin" remix, but it is not listed as such on the album. It also appears on Demos and Remixes with an unadulterated version of the "Terrible Lie" intro tacked onto the end, which fades out.

Down In It (Shred)

Running Time: 6:51

A mix that appears on both the Down In It and Head Like a Hole singles. It basically retains the original song with an extended intro and a long instrumental area that makes up the entire latter half of the song.

Song Credits

Reproduced and remixed by Adrian Sherwood, Keith LeBlanc

Down In It (Singe)

Running Time: 7:04 and 7:21

A mix that appears on both the Down In It and Head Like a Hole singles. It's a mostly instrumental "dub" mix of the song with minimal vocals and strange warping and mixing of the beats with heavy bass emphasis. It should be noted that this mix is actually 18 seconds longer on the Head Like A Hole (US) single than it was on the Down In It single. The reason for this is unknown, though it's probably due to the time constraints imposed on vinyl singles compared to a full sized LP Maxi Single.

Song Credits

Reproduced and remixed by Adrian Sherwood, Keith LeBlanc

Down In It (Demo - Head Like A Hole)

Running Time: 3:55

Appears on Head Like a Hole (US) as the last track. Also appears on the Demos and Remixes and Purest Feeling II bootlegs. On the UK Down In It single, the unlisted track from Head Like A Hole is appended to this track.

Song Credits

Writing, performance, production, mixing: Trent Reznor

Down In It (Demo - Purest Feeling)

Appears on Purest Feeling as the last track, differing from its official counterparts as that it has an extended intro with strange screams and odd static. It also includes about one minute and eight seconds of distorted clippings of the song at the end as a finish to the album. Musically it's extremely close to the "(Demo)" version from the Head Like a Hole US single.

Down In It (Demo - Demos & Remixes)

Appears on the Demos & Remixes bootleg, running 4:35. Almost exactly the same as the Purest Feeling version, simply lacking the extra layering and sound effects as well as the distorted outro, though it does retain the extended drumbeat intro.

There also exists a version (with a running time of 4:26) from a cassette tape handed out by Reznor to important figures. One of these cassettes is in the possession of Martin Atkins, who has allowed fans to hear excerpts. Based on what fans have heard, this version may be the same demo.

Down In It (Big Whole Mix)

Running Time: 4:09

Appears on the Demos & Remixes bootleg. It's an odd version with Reznor whispering a good portion of his vocals under an odd beat. It also includes faux-Oriental sounding synths which are noticeably absent in any of the other versions of the song.

Down In It (Closure)

This is a live version found on the Closure home video. It was filmed on the Self-Destruct Tour between 1994 and 1996 and cut to include different footage and accompanying audio from different performances.

Live

As of Fragility 2.0, Reznor had stated that he didn't like the song as much as he used to, but during the later legs of the Live: With Teeth tour, it seemed as if he's changed his mind about the song, playing it more as the tour progressed. The song usually features a lot of destruction from Reznor towards the end.

Music Video

Screenshot from the "Down In It" video

"Down In It" was the first Nine Inch Nails music video, completed in September 1989 to accompany the single release. [5] It was directed by Eric Zimmerman and Benjamin Stokes for H-Gun, who also directed "Head Like A Hole." The video depicts Reznor running through downtown Chicago and climbing to the roof of a building, where he slips and falls to his death. Bandmates Richard Patrick and Chris Vrenna discover the body days later. An extended version of the video also exists, which is set to the "Shred" mix.

This was the first video to be met with controversy. To film the shots of lifeless Reznor, he was covered with cornstarch to create the illusion of decay and cameras were tied to heavy-duty balloons that were tied down. During the filming of these scenes, one of the balloons broke free and took the camera with it, drifting some 200 miles before being found by a farmer in Michigan. The camera was turned over to local police who, upon seeing the raw video footage, assumed it was a snuff film and the FBI was called in to investigate. The incident was even reported on Hard Copy and recalled in an interview for SPIN magazine. Because MTV and its US affiliates were uncomfortable with the video's subject matter, all scenes that depict Reznor's body lying on the ground behind the building were deleted.

Credits

Director: Eric Zimmerman & Benjamin Stokes
Producer: Jim Deloye
Cameraman: Eric Zimmerman, Benjamin Stokes, Eric Koziol & Eric Matthies
Editor: Eric Zimmerman & Benjamin Stokes

Lyrics

    Kinda like a cloud I was up way up in the sky and I was feeling some feelings you wouldn't believe
    Sometimes I can't believe them myself and I decided I was never coming down
    Just then a tiny little dot caught my eye it was just about too small to see
    But I watched it way too long and that dot was pulling me down
    
    I was up above it
    Now I'm down in it
    
    Well shut up so what what does it matter now
    I was swimming in the haze now I crawl on the ground
    And everything I never liked about you is kind of seeping into me
    Try to laugh about it now but isn't it funny how everything works out
    ("I guess the joke's on me," she said)
    
    I was up above it
    Now I'm down in it
    
    I used to be so big and strong
    I used to know my right from wrong
    I used to never be afraid
    I used to be somebody
    I used to have something inside
    Now just this hole that's open wide
    I used to want it all
    I used to be somebody
    
    I'll cross my heart and hope to die but the needle's already in my eye
    And all the world's weight is on my back and I don't even know why
    And what I used to think was me is just a fading memory
    I looked him right in the eye and said "goodbye"
    
    I was up above it
    Now I'm down in it

The fourth line is changed on the final recording to:

    But I watched it way too long, it was pulling me down

Backing vocals in Pretty Hate Machine version:

    Rain rain go away, come again some other day.

During the last shows of the Wave Goodbye Tour, the last line of the third verse was changed to:

   I looked him right in the eye and waved goodbye

External Links

Previous track - "Terrible Lie"

Track 3 from Pretty Hate Machine

Next track - "Sanctified"

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 {{song
 | title = Down In It
-| album = Pretty Hate Machine
+| album = ''[[Pretty Hate Machine]]''
 | length = 3:46
-| versions =Down In It <br>Down In It (Skin)<br>[[Down In It (Shred)]]<br>[[Down In It (Singe)]]<br>[[Down In It (Demo)]]<br>[[Down In It (Demo II)]]<br>[[Down In It (Demo III)]]<br>[[Down In It (Demo IV)]]
+| BPM = 104
-| live = Hate Tour (1990) - Present <br> Uncommon
+| versions =Down In It <br>Down In It (Skin)<br>Down In It (Shred)<br>Down In It (Singe)<br>Down In It (Demo - ''Head Like A Hole'')<br>Down In It (Demo - ''[[Purest Feeling (halo)|Purest Feeling]]'')<br>Down In It (Demo - ''Demos & Remixes'')<br>Down In It (Big Whole Mix)<br>Down In It (''[[Closure]]'')<br>
-}}
+| live = [[VIVIsectVI Tour]] through [[Wave Goodbye Tour]]<br>[[NIN 2022]]
+}}'''"Down In It"''' was the first single for the 1989 album ''[[Pretty Hate Machine]]'' and the third track on the disc. It has been stated by [[Trent Reznor]] that this song is the first he ever wrote and is a rare treat to hear live. Following the ''[[Down In It (halo)|Down In It]]'' single release, a music video was made.
+"[[Kinda I Want To]]" specifically uses this song's beat and drum patch in its bridge, while "[[That's What I Get]]" and "[[The Only Time]]" both use its recognizable melodic synth voice.
+===Inspiration===
+In a 1994 radio broadcast biography of Reznor, it was said that "Down In It" was inspired by a relationship that had then recently ended for him with a woman named Krissy.
+Reznor has openly admitted that this song "was a total rip-off of 'Dig It' by [[Skinny Puppy]]."
+<blockquote>That was the first song I'd ever written and when I sat down I took a very experimental approach to it, and the original version was about half-speed of the one on the record, and it was a total rip-off of 'Dig It' by Skinny Puppy.[https://www.theninhotline.com/archives/articles/display/580]</blockquote>
+===Song Credits===
+*Production: Trent Reznor, [[Adrian Sherwood]], Keith LeBlanc
+*Engineering: Trent Reznor, Adrian Sherwood, Keith LeBlanc, Kennan Keating
+*Mix: Adrian Sherwood
+==Appearances==
+===Halos===
+*''Down In It''
+*''Pretty Hate Machine''
+*''[[Head Like A Hole (halo)| Head Like A Hole]]''
+*''[[Closure]]'' (music video and live performance)
+===Seeds===
+*''[[Collected]]''
+*''[[The Definitive NIN - The Singles]]''
+===Other===
+*''[[Purest Feeling (halo)|Purest Feeling]]'' (unofficial)
+*''[[Demos & Remixes]]'' (unofficial)
+==Versions==
+===Down In It===
+This version originally appeared on the ''Down In It'' single as the "Skin" mix, and would become the version that appears on ''Pretty Hate Machine.'' In chronological order, this is the first [[Nine Inch Nails]] song ever released to the general public. A demo version was originally intended for the album, but the "Skin" mix was chosen instead.[http://www.theninhotline.net/archives/articles/getdowninit.shtml] During a podcast with [[Skinny Puppy]]'s cEvin Key, [[Richard Patrick]] revealed that he had convinced Reznor to use the "Skin" mix.[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SDT4UWJ14s4] Since the ''Down In It'' single had been released ahead of the album and this substitution had not yet been made, it was not referred to as the original or album version on the single.
+Producer Keith LeBlanc mentioned in a printed interview[https://imgur.com/gallery/bgq1z] that "Down In It" was the song he got to "really put my signature on". His revisions (the "Shred", "Singe", and "Skin" mixes) draw heavily from the tracks "Mechanical Movements" and "Einstein" from his album ''Stranger Than Fiction'', released earlier the same year (1989). The fast-paced synth prominent at the beginning of "Skin" is from "Mechanical Movements", and the main drum pattern is from "Einstein". Additionally, the crowd chant [[samples]] during each chorus have appeared in other tracks associated with Keith's band Tackhead, such as "Reality" by Gary Clail & Tackhead and "Stadium Rock" by The Barmy Army.
+====Song Credits====
+*Reproduced and remixed by Adrian Sherwood, Keith LeBlanc
+===Down In It (Skin)===
+'''''Running Time: 3:46'''''
-==About==
+The version that appears on ''Pretty Hate Machine'' is in fact the "Skin" remix, but it is not listed as such on the album.  It also appears on ''Demos and Remixes'' with an unadulterated version of the "[[Terrible Lie]]" intro tacked onto the end, which fades out.
-'''''Down In It''''' was the first single for the album [[Pretty Hate Machine]] and the third track on the disc. It is said to be the first song that Trent ever wrote under the name Nine Inch Nails and is a rare treat to hear live. Following the Down In It single release, a music video was made.
+===Down In It (Shred)===
+'''''Running Time: 6:51'''''
-In a 1994 radio broadcast biography of Trent Reznor, it was said that Down In It was inspired by a relationship that had then recently ended for Reznor with a woman named Krissy.
+A mix that appears on both the ''Down In It'' and ''Head Like a Hole'' singles.  It basically retains the original song with an extended intro and a long instrumental area that makes up the entire latter half of the song.
-Reznor has openly admited that this song is basically his version of Skinny Puppy's "Dig It"
+====Song Credits====
+*Reproduced and remixed by Adrian Sherwood, Keith LeBlanc
-Reznor has said in recent interviews that this song has lost its meaning and it is unlikely to be played during any upcoming live shows.
+===Down In It (Singe)===
+'''''Running Time: 7:04 and 7:21'''''
-===Appearances===
+A mix that appears on both the ''Down In It'' and ''Head Like a Hole'' singles.  It's a mostly instrumental "dub" mix of the song with minimal vocals and strange warping and mixing of the beats with heavy bass emphasis.  It should be noted that this mix is actually 18 seconds longer on the ''Head Like A Hole'' (US) single than it was on the ''Down In It'' single. The reason for this is unknown, though it's probably due to the time constraints imposed on vinyl singles compared to a full sized LP Maxi Single.
-Down In It appears in various versions on the follwing releases:
-*[[Purest Feeling]] - non-official
+====Song Credits====
-*[[Purest Feeling II]] - non-official
+*Reproduced and remixed by Adrian Sherwood, Keith LeBlanc
-*[[Down In It (halo)|Down In It]]
-*[[Pretty Hate Machine]]
-*[[Head Like a Hole (halo)| Head Like a Hole]]
-===Versions===
+===Down In It (Demo - ''Head Like A Hole'')===
+'''''Running Time: 3:55'''''
-*Down In It - appears on [[Purest Feeling]] as the last track, differing from its offical counterparts as that it has an extended intro with strange screams and odd static.  It also includes about 1 minute and 8 seconds of distorted clippings of the song at the end as a finish to the album.  Musically it's extremely close to the (Demo) version from the [[Head Like a Hole (halo)|Head Like A Hole]] US single.
+Appears on ''Head Like a Hole'' (US) as the last track. Also appears on the ''Demos and Remixes'' and ''Purest Feeling II'' bootlegs. On the UK ''Down In It'' single, the [[Untitled (from Head Like A Hole)|unlisted track]] from ''Head Like A Hole'' is appended to this track.
-*Down In It (Demo) - appears on [[Head Like a Hole (halo)|Head Like A Hole]] (US) as the last track, it's extremely similar to the [[Purest Feeling]] version, except that it lacks the long intro and all the extra layering of it's Purest Feeling counterpart as well as the distorted outro.  Most likely it's the definitive "original version" of Trent Reznor's very first song as Nine Inch Nails.
+====Song Credits====
+*Writing, performance, production, mixing: Trent Reznor
-*Down In It (Demo II) - appears on the [[Purest Feeling II]] bootleg.  It's simply the (Skin) version from [[Pretty Hate Machine]] with an unadulterated version of the Terrible Lie intro tacked onto the end which fades out.
+===Down In It (Demo - ''Purest Feeling'')===
+Appears on ''Purest Feeling'' as the last track, differing from its official counterparts as that it has an extended intro with strange screams and odd static. It also includes about one minute and eight seconds of distorted clippings of the song at the end as a finish to the album. Musically it's extremely close to the "(Demo)" version from the ''Head Like a Hole'' US single.
-*Down In It (Demo III) - appears on the [[Purest Feeling II]] bootleg.  Almost exactly the same as the Purest Feeling version, simply lacking the extra layering and sound effects as well as the distorted outtro, though it does retain the extended drumbeat intro and is probably the version the Purest Feeling version was based upon
+===Down In It (Demo - ''Demos & Remixes'')===
+Appears on the ''Demos & Remixes'' bootleg, running 4:35.  Almost exactly the same as the ''Purest Feeling'' version, simply lacking the extra layering and sound effects as well as the distorted outro, though it does retain the extended drumbeat intro.
-*Down In It (Demo IV) - appears on the [[Purest Feeling II]] bootleg.  It's an odd version with Trent whispering a good portion of his vocals an odd beat set compared to the others.  It also includes faux-Oriental sounding synths which are noticably absent in any of the other versions of the song
+There also exists a version (with a running time of 4:26) from a cassette tape handed out by Reznor to important figures. One of these cassettes is in the possession of [[Martin Atkins]], who has allowed fans to hear excerpts. Based on what fans have heard, this version may be the same demo.
-*Down In It (Skin) - the mix from the [[Down In It (halo)|Down In It]] single and later chosen to be the mix that appeared on [[Pretty Hate Machine]]
+===Down In It (Big Whole Mix)===
+'''''Running Time: 4:09'''''
-*Down In It (Shred) - a mix that appears on both the [[Down In It (halo)|Down In It]] and [[Head Like a Hole (halo)|Head Like A Hole]] singles.  It's basically retains the original song with an extended intro and a long instrumental area that makes up the entire latter half of the song, considered the "extended single version" of the song by some.
+Appears on the ''Demos & Remixes'' bootleg. It's an odd version with Reznor whispering a good portion of his vocals under an odd beat. It also includes faux-Oriental sounding synths which are noticeably absent in any of the other versions of the song.
-*Down In It (Singe) - a mix that appears on both the [[Down In It (halo)|Down In It]] and [[Head Like a Hole (halo)|Head Like A Hole]] singles.  It's a mostly instrumental "dub" mix of the song with minimal vocals and strange warping and mixing of the beats with heavy bass emphasis.  It should be noted that this mix is actually 18 seconds longer on the Head Like A Hole (US) single than it was on the Down In It single.  The reason for this is unknown, though it's probably due to the time constraints imposed on Vinyl singles compared to a full sized LP Maxi Single.
+===Down In It (''Closure'')===
+This is a live version found on the ''Closure'' home video. It was filmed on the [[Self-Destruct Tour]] between 1994 and 1996 and cut to include different footage and accompanying audio from different performances.
-==Performed Live==
+==Live==
+As of [[Fragility 2.0]], Reznor had stated that he didn't like the song as much as he used to, but during the later legs of the [[Live: With Teeth]] tour, it seemed as if he's changed his mind about the song, playing it more as the tour progressed. The song usually features a lot of destruction from Reznor towards the end.
-As of [[Fragility 2.0]], Reznor had stated that he didn't like the song as much as he used to, but during the later legs of the [[With Teeth Tour]], it seemed as if he's changed his mind about the song, playing it more as the tour progressed.
+==Music Video==
+[[Image:Downinitstill.jpg|thumb|Screenshot from the "Down In It" video]]
+"Down In It" was the first Nine Inch Nails [[Nine Inch Nails music videos|music video]], completed in September 1989 to accompany the single release. [https://cplorg.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/iiif/p16014coll5/39203/full/full/0/default.jpg] It was directed by Eric Zimmerman and Benjamin Stokes for H-Gun, who also directed "[[Head Like A Hole (song)|Head Like A Hole]]." The video depicts Reznor running through downtown Chicago and climbing to the roof of a building, where he slips and falls to his death. Bandmates Richard Patrick and [[Chris Vrenna]] discover the body days later. An extended version of the video also exists, which is set to the "Shred" mix.
-==The Video==
+This was the first video to be met with controversy. To film the shots of lifeless Reznor, he was covered with cornstarch to create the illusion of decay and cameras were tied to heavy-duty balloons that were tied down. During the filming of these scenes, one of the balloons broke free and took the camera with it, drifting some 200 miles before being found by a farmer in Michigan. The camera was turned over to local police who, upon seeing the raw video footage, assumed it was a snuff film and the FBI was called in to investigate. The incident was even reported on ''Hard Copy'' and recalled in an interview for ''SPIN'' magazine. Because MTV and its US affiliates were uncomfortable with the video's subject matter, all scenes that depict Reznor's body lying on the ground behind the building were deleted.
-"Down In It" was the first Nine Inch Nails video. It was directed by Eric Zimmerman and Benjamin Stokes, who also directed "Head Like A Hole." The video depicts Reznor running through downtown Cleveland and climbing to the roof of a building, where he falls to his death. Bandmates Richard Patrick and Chris Vrenna discover the body days later.
-This was the first video to be met with controversy. To film the shots of lifeless Reznor, he was covered with cornstarch to create the illusion of decay and cameras were tied to heavy-duty ballons that were tied down. During the filming of these scenes, one of the balloons broke free and took the camera with it, drifting some 200 miles before being found by a farmer. The camera was turned over to local police who, upon seeing the raw video footage, assumed it was a snuff film and the FBI was called in to investigate. The incident was even reported on "Hard Copy" and recalled in an interview for SPIN magazine. Because MTV and its US affiliates were uncomfortable with the video's subject matter, all scenes that depict Reznor's body lying on the ground behind the building were deleted.
+===Credits===
+*Director: Eric Zimmerman & Benjamin Stokes
+*Producer: Jim Deloye
+*Cameraman: Eric Zimmerman, Benjamin Stokes, Eric Koziol & Eric Matthies
+*Editor: Eric Zimmerman & Benjamin Stokes
 ==Lyrics==
-      Kinda like a could I was up way up in the sky and I was feeling some feelings you wouldn’t believe
+      Kinda like a cloud I was up way up in the sky and I was feeling some feelings you wouldn't believe
-      Sometimes I can’t believe them myself and I decided I was never coming down
+      Sometimes I can't believe them myself and I decided I was never coming down
       Just then a tiny little dot caught my eye it was just about too small to see
       But I watched it way too long and that dot was pulling me down
       I was up above it
-      Now I’m down in it
+      Now I'm down in it
       Well shut up so what what does it matter now
       I was swimming in the haze now I crawl on the ground
       And everything I never liked about you is kind of seeping into me
-      Try to laugh about it now but isn’t it funny how everything works out
+      Try to laugh about it now but isn't it funny how everything works out
-      (“I guess the joke’s on me,” she said)
+      ("I guess the joke's on me," she said)
       I was up above it
-      Now I’m down in it
+      Now I'm down in it
       I used to be so big and strong
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       I used to be somebody
       I used to have something inside
-      Now just this hole that’s open wide
+      Now just this hole that's open wide
       I used to want it all
       I used to be somebody
-      I’ll cross my heart and hope to die but the needle’s already in my eye
+      I'll cross my heart and hope to die but the needle's already in my eye
-      And all the world’s weight is on my back and I don’t even know why
+      And all the world's weight is on my back and I don't even know why
       And what I used to think was me is just a fading memory
-      I looked him right in the eye and said “goodbye”
+      I looked him right in the eye and said "goodbye"
       I was up above it
-      Now I’m down in it
+      Now I'm down in it
-[[Category:NIN Songs]]
+The fourth line is changed on the final recording to:
+     But I watched it way too long, it was pulling me down
+Backing vocals in ''Pretty Hate Machine'' version:
+     Rain rain go away, come again some other day.
+During the last shows of the [[Wave Goodbye Tour]], the last line of the third verse was changed to:
+    I looked him right in the eye and waved goodbye
+==External Links==
+*[https://vimeo.com/17071944 "Down In It" music video (Remastered)]
+*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NkphW38WyYo "Down In It" live in Europe 2000]
+*[http://vimeo.com/17037838 ''Hard Copy'' segment about the FBI investigation]
+<BR>
+{{succession box
+| title=[[Pretty Hate Machine#Track Listing|Pretty Hate Machine]]
+| before= [[Terrible Lie]]
+| after= [[Sanctified]]
+| track= 3
+}}
+[[Category: NIN Songs]][[Category:Music Videos]]

Difference between revisions of "Down In It (song)"

Latest revision as of 08:14, 12 August 2024

Contents

Inspiration

Song Credits

Appearances

Halos

Seeds

Other

Versions

Down In It

Song Credits

Down In It (Skin)

Down In It (Shred)

Song Credits

Down In It (Singe)

Song Credits

Down In It (Demo - Head Like A Hole)

Song Credits

Down In It (Demo - Purest Feeling)

Down In It (Demo - Demos & Remixes)

Down In It (Big Whole Mix)

Down In It (Closure)

Live

Music Video

Credits

Lyrics

External Links