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[[Image:halo_00_cover.jpg|thumb|''Halo 00'' Bootleg]] | [[Image:halo_00_cover.jpg|thumb|''Halo 00'' Bootleg]] | ||
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'''''Halo 00''''' is a commercial silver bootleg released in summer 1992 (or earlier). It was supposedly a limited, numbered release of 2000 copies. | '''''Halo 00''''' is a commercial silver bootleg released in summer 1992 (or earlier). It was supposedly a limited, numbered release of 2000 copies. | ||
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#"Suck (Live)" – 5:26 | #"Suck (Live)" – 5:26 | ||
#"Supernaut (Original)" – 6:24 | #"Supernaut (Original)" – 6:24 | ||
[[Category:NIN Bootlegs]] | [[Category:NIN Bootlegs]] | ||
Revision as of 11:14, 16 September 2009
Background
Halo 00 is a commercial silver bootleg released in summer 1992 (or earlier). It was supposedly a limited, numbered release of 2000 copies.
The first track is a soundboard recording of NIN performing "Suck" at an unknown Lollapalooza date in 1991. The second track is "Supernaut" with the original vocals by Trent Reznor, rumored to be taken from a rare 1990 Wax Trax sampler. This was a couple years before the Reznor vocal version was officially released on the Wax Trax Black Box.
These 2 tracks were later made available on the bootleg Demos and Remixes.
Tracklisting
- "Suck (Live)" – 5:26
- "Supernaut (Original)" – 6:24