Difference between revisions of "Head Like A Hole (song)"
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| − | *You Know Who You Are | + | *You Know Who You Are (not to be confused with [[You Know What You Are?]] |
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you're going to get what you deserve | you're going to get what you deserve | ||
| − | ==Performed | + | ==Music video== |
| + | Not album track, but Slate mix (or is it Clay?). Heavy flashing of text/numbers and spinning things. Two guys on drums. [[Trent]] hangs from a big mess of wires. | ||
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| + | ==Performed live== | ||
It has appeared in almost every concert that [[Nine Inch Nails]] has performed since its appearance and has become a staple part of the live set. | It has appeared in almost every concert that [[Nine Inch Nails]] has performed since its appearance and has become a staple part of the live set. | ||
| − | During the [[Lollapalooza 1991]] Tour, various guitarists from other bands (such as Ice-T of Body Count) would come out onstage to perform with the band. | + | During the [[Lollapalooza 1991]] Tour, various guitarists from other bands (such as Ice-T of Body Count) would come out onstage to perform with the band. [http://youtube.com/watch?v=g-eM7H4NHKo YouTube video] |
"Head Like A Hole" is usually the last song of the show (With Teeth era) or last song before the encore (Self Destruct and Fragility era). At the end, the band usually destroy their instruments. | "Head Like A Hole" is usually the last song of the show (With Teeth era) or last song before the encore (Self Destruct and Fragility era). At the end, the band usually destroy their instruments. | ||
==Covers== | ==Covers== | ||
| − | [http://youtube.com/watch?v=SMZYcvU1UTY acoustic cover by Ryan Star], some guy from Rockstar: Supernova | + | * [http://youtube.com/watch?v=SMZYcvU1UTY acoustic cover by Ryan Star], some guy from Rockstar: Supernova |
| − | [http://youtube.com/watch?v=TQmMKdY-mzg cover by AFI], "hardcore" punk band | + | * [http://youtube.com/watch?v=TQmMKdY-mzg cover by AFI], "hardcore" punk band |
| − | [http://youtube.com/watch?v=4xk9D2CMfIY cover by Still Remains], christian metalcore band | + | * [http://youtube.com/watch?v=4xk9D2CMfIY cover by Still Remains], christian metalcore band |
[[Category:NIN Songs]] | [[Category:NIN Songs]] | ||
Revision as of 01:38, 18 February 2007
| Original Album: | Pretty Hate Machine |
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| First Time Played Live: | Unknown |
| Last Time Played Live: | Staple |
About
It was the first commercial success Reznor had and recieved wide radio rotation at the time. Though Trent Reznor doesn't dislike the song, he was quite suprised it became as big as it did, especially due to its relatively easy writing process compared to some of the lesser recognized tracks on Pretty Hate Machine ("That's What I Get" and "Kinda I Want To" most notably).
Appearances
- Pretty Hate Machine
- Head Like A Hole (remixes)
- Closure (music video)
- And All That Could Have Been (live)
- Beside You In Time (live)
Versions
- Head Like A Hole
- Head Like A Hole (Clay)
- Head Like A Hole (Slate)
- Head Like A Hole (Copper)
- Head Like A Hole (Opal)
- Head Like A Hole (Soil)
- You Know Who You Are (not to be confused with You Know What You Are?
Lyrics
god money i'll do anything for you
god money just tell me what you want me to
god money nail me up against the wall
god money don't want everything he wants it all
no you can't take it
no you can't take it
no you can't take that away from me
no you can't take it
no you can't take it
no you can't take that away from me
head like a hole
black as your soul
i'd rather die
than give you control
head like a hole
black as your soul
i'd rather die
than give you control
bow down before the one you serve
you're going to get what you deserve
bow down before the one you serve
you're going to get what you deserve
god money's not looking for the cure
god money's not concerned about the sick among the pure
god money let's go dancing on the backs of the bruised
god money's not one to choose
no you can't take it
no you can't take it
no you can't take that away from me
no you can't take it
no you can't take it
no you can't take that away from me
head like a hole
black as your soul
i'd rather die
than give you control
head like a hole
black as your soul
i'd rather die
than give you control
bow down before the one you serve
you're going to get what you deserve
bow down before the one you serve
you're going to get what you deserve
bow down before the one you serve
you're going to get what you deserve
bow down before the one you serve
you're going to get what you deserve
head like a hole
black as your soul
i'd rather die
than give you control
head like a hole
black as your soul
i'd rather die
than give you control
head like a hole
black as your soul
i'd rather die
than give you control
head like a hole
black as your soul
i'd rather die
than give you control
bow down before the one you serve
you're going to get what you deserve
bow down before the one you serve
you're going to get what you deserve
bow down before the one you serve
you're going to get what you deserve
bow down before the one you serve
you're going to get what you deserve
Music video
Not album track, but Slate mix (or is it Clay?). Heavy flashing of text/numbers and spinning things. Two guys on drums. Trent hangs from a big mess of wires.
Performed live
It has appeared in almost every concert that Nine Inch Nails has performed since its appearance and has become a staple part of the live set.
During the Lollapalooza 1991 Tour, various guitarists from other bands (such as Ice-T of Body Count) would come out onstage to perform with the band. YouTube video
"Head Like A Hole" is usually the last song of the show (With Teeth era) or last song before the encore (Self Destruct and Fragility era). At the end, the band usually destroy their instruments.
Covers
- acoustic cover by Ryan Star, some guy from Rockstar: Supernova
- cover by AFI, "hardcore" punk band
- cover by Still Remains, christian metalcore band