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Solely released through nin.com, the video features Reznor and [[Jerome Dillon]] performing this song in the living room of Reznor's former house in New Orleans in December 2001.
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Solely released through nin.com, the video features Reznor and [[Jerome Dillon]] performing this song in the living room of Reznor's former house in New Orleans in December 2001. The version in the video is an alternate take and not the same one heard on ''[[Still]]''.
  
 
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Revision as of 10:41, 18 January 2013

Album:Still
Length:2:36
Tempo:92 BPM
Versions:Gone, Still
Live:Wave Goodbye Tour

"Gone, Still" is the fifth track of Still, which was initially released as the second disc of the Deluxe Edition CD of And All That Could Have Been. Currently, Still is available to order through nin.com.

Contents

  • 1 Song Credits
  • 2 Appearances
    • 2.1 Halos
    • 2.2 Seeds
  • 3 Versions
    • 3.1 Gone, Still
  • 4 Music Video
  • 5 Live
  • 6 External Links

Song Credits

  • Performance: Trent Reznor
  • Engineering: Dave “Rave” Ogilvie
  • Programming: Keith Hillebrandt

Appearances

Halos

  • And All That Could Have Been (Deluxe Edition CD; 2002)
  • Still

Seeds

  • The Definitive NIN - Quiet Tracks

Versions

Gone, Still

This is the only version available. It is a short and quiet instrumental, featuring only acoustic guitar, piano, and synthesizer. The guitar repeats one melody throughout, on top of which the piano plays a higher melody. The second section of the piece features building synthesizer chords replacing the piano melody, giving way for the lone guitar to fade out.

Music Video

Solely released through nin.com, the video features Reznor and Jerome Dillon performing this song in the living room of Reznor's former house in New Orleans in December 2001. The version in the video is an alternate take and not the same one heard on Still.

Live

"Gone, Still" debuted on the first night of the Wave Goodbye Tour and was played throughout, often preceding "The Way Out Is Through."

External Links

  • Video on YouTube
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