Difference between revisions of "Adrift And At Peace"
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}}'''"Adrift And At Peace"''' is the second track on ''[[Still]],'' which came out in 2002 as a bonus disc with the Deluxe Edition of the ''[[And All That Could Have Been (halo)|And All That Could Have Been]]'' CD. | }}'''"Adrift And At Peace"''' is the second track on ''[[Still]],'' which came out in 2002 as a bonus disc with the Deluxe Edition of the ''[[And All That Could Have Been (halo)|And All That Could Have Been]]'' CD. | ||
| − | [[Trent Reznor]] has stated that "Adrift And At Peace" is the conclusion to "[[La Mer]]." ([[:Image:LM-AAAP.gif|Source]]) The song was also sampled on a remix entitled "Hello Victim! Awake! The Victim Gets Back His Freedom." | + | [[Trent Reznor]] has stated that "Adrift And At Peace" is the conclusion to "[[La Mer]]." ([[:Image:LM-AAAP.gif|Source]]) The song was also sampled by [[Coil]] with Black Sun Productions on a remix entitled "Hello Victim! Awake! The Victim Gets Back His Freedom." from the album ''The Plastic Spider Thing: Coil Remixed''. |
===Song Credits=== | ===Song Credits=== | ||
Revision as of 06:38, 28 November 2020
"Adrift And At Peace" is the second track on Still, which came out in 2002 as a bonus disc with the Deluxe Edition of the And All That Could Have Been CD.
Trent Reznor has stated that "Adrift And At Peace" is the conclusion to "La Mer." (Source) The song was also sampled by Coil with Black Sun Productions on a remix entitled "Hello Victim! Awake! The Victim Gets Back His Freedom." from the album The Plastic Spider Thing: Coil Remixed.
Contents
Song Credits
- Written by: Trent Reznor
- Performance: Trent Reznor
- Engineering: Dave “Rave” Ogilvie
- Programming: Keith Hillebrandt
Apprearances
Halos
- And All That Could Have Been (Deluxe Edition)
- Still
Seeds
Versions
Adrift And At Peace
This is the only version available at the moment.
Live
"Adrift And At Peace" was performed with a string quartet at the 2006 Bridge School Benefit.
On the With Teeth: Summer Amphitheater Tour and Performance 2007, Reznor played a piano-only version of "La Mer," including an initial improvisation, before playing "Into the Void," this performance has been confused with "Adrift And At Peace."