Difference between revisions of "Corona Radiata"

Revision as of 15:01, 5 May 2008

Album:The Slip

Length:7:34

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Versions:Corona Radiata

Live:N/A

"Corona Radiata" is the eighth track on the Nine Inch Nails album The Slip. It is an instrumental track, and at 7:34 is the longest on the album. It is also the longest studio song by NIN (the second is "Memorabilia").

Corona Radiata are several protective layers surrounding ova or unfertilized egg cells, responsible with supplying the ova or egg cell with protein. The artwork for the song most probably represents an egg cell with the distinct corona radiata surrounding it.

Appearances

Halos

The Slip

Versions

Corona Radiata

This is the original album version.

Live

This song has not been played live.

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-'''''"Corona Radiata"''''' is the eighth track on the [[Nine Inch Nails]] album ''[[The Slip]]''. It is as instrumental, and at 7:34 is the longest track on the album. It is also the longest studio song by NIN (the second is "[[Memorabilia]]").
+'''''"Corona Radiata"''''' is the eighth track on the [[Nine Inch Nails]] album ''[[The Slip]]''. It is an instrumental track, and at 7:34 is the longest on the album. It is also the longest studio song by NIN (the second is "[[Memorabilia]]").
 Corona Radiata are several protective layers surrounding ova or unfertilized egg cells, responsible with supplying the ova or egg cell with protein. The artwork for the song most probably represents an egg cell with the distinct corona radiata surrounding it.