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| − | Hey, I came here looking for possible interpretations of this album among many other things, and my thoughts are that people who come here might be looking for the same. While the link to that brilliant dissertation is great and all, what do you think about adding some thoughts about the concepts behind each song, on the song pages themselves or on here? | + | Hey, I came here looking for possible interpretations of this album among many other things, and my thoughts are that people who come here might be looking for the same. While the link to that brilliant dissertation is great and all, what do you think about adding some thoughts about the concepts behind each song, on the song pages themselves or on here? -- [[User:No1joel|Joel]] 01:40, 25 April 2008 (PDT) |
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I was thinking, the songs themselves are not the same entities as the halos with the same names (if not in the case of the singles, at least in the case of the LPs themselves. The Downward Spiral is clearly not the same entity as it's title track, the same goes for The Fragile, or With Teeth.)
We want this wiki to be comprehensive, don't we? Look at the Down In It pages, I think that's a good way to do things. We're not wikipedia after all. Otherwise that defeats the point of doing it at all. What do you guys think?--GrayscaleRain 09:11, 16 February 2007 (PST)
Industrial
...is said to have brought "Industrial" music to the mainstream.
Wasn't "industrial" music already brought to the mainstream by Pretty Hate Machine, or so many claim? Pomte 21:20, 16 February 2007 (PST)
Cystal Japan
I removed the link for Crystal Japan. I don't think it's neccessary, this isn't a David Bowie wiki. Any thoughts? -Meatball 10:53, 9 May 2007 (PDT)
- Good move. --Wizfan, the man who erased the capital H 23:28, 24 September 2007 (PDT)
Oh, dear GOD!!!
For God's sake, where the *beep* is that *beep* Reptile female voice loop from, anyway? The Samples In NIN Songs page says it's from a movie called "Nekromantik", while this page says it's from "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre". In Wikipedia, the TDS article said that it's from "Massacre" a year ago, but then somebody changed it to "Nekromantik". I tried searching at echoingthesound.org, but others said it's from "Nekromantik" and others said that it's from "Massacre".
DAMN! WHERE THE HELL IS THAT *beep* SAMPLE FROM? I wasn't surprised that Trent performed the sample himself in AATCHB ("oooh... please... don't hurt me... please!"). --Wizfan, the man who erased the capital H 23:27, 24 September 2007 (PDT)
Possible Interpretations?
Hey, I came here looking for possible interpretations of this album among many other things, and my thoughts are that people who come here might be looking for the same. While the link to that brilliant dissertation is great and all, what do you think about adding some thoughts about the concepts behind each song, on the song pages themselves or on here? -- Joel 01:40, 25 April 2008 (PDT)