===10th Anniversary===
To mark the album's tenth anniversary, ''The Downward Spiral'' was re-released on November 23, 2004 in two new formats:
* As a 2-CD "Deluxe Edition" (labeled [[Halo numbers|Halo 8DE8 DE]]). The first disc is an [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SACD SACD]/CD hybrid featuring the album in high-resolution stereo and 5.1 surround sound. The second disc features various remixes, b-sides, and other non-album tracks that were available around the time of the original release.* As a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DualDisc DualDisc](labeled Halo 8 DVD-A). The CD side features a digitally remastered version of the album. The DVD side includes high-resolution stereo and 5.1 surround sound versions of the album as well as videos for "Closer" (director's cut), "March Of The Pigs" and "Hurt" (live). Also included is a gallery of artwork from ''The Downward Spiral'' era (though many photos of ''[[Closure]]'' artwork are also included) and a discography.
The [[nin.com]] subsite [[tds.nin.com]] was set up to promote the re-release.
*Photography: David Buckland, [[Rob Sheridan]]
*Original package: [[Gary Talpas]]
*Deluxe Edition /DualDisc package: Rob Sheridan<br>
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*5.1 mix: James Brown with Trent Reznor
©1994 Leaving Hope/TVT Music, Inc. ASCAP. All rights reserved.
===Deluxe Edition & DualDisc Credits===
*Deluxe Edition executive producers: Courtney Holt, Paul Bishow, KamranV
*Publicity: Dennis Dennehy
*Legal: David Altschul, Ross Rosen
*Audio asset coordination: Michael Etchart<br>
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*Executive Producers for DVD-Audio: Courtney Holt, Jim Belcher, Paul Bishow
*Supervising Producer: Shari Young
*Producer for DVD-Audio: KamranV
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*Photography and Design for DVD-Audio Menus and Gallery: Rob Sheridan
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*Additional DVD-Audio Art Design by Th DZN Group (www.dzngroup.com)
*DVD-Audio Authoring: Paul Angeli, DVD Labs
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*"Closer": Directed by [[Mark Romanek]]
*"March Of The Pigs": Directed by Peter Christopherson
*"Hurt": Directed by Simon Maxwell
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*Special thanks to: [[Leo Herrera]]; Jeff Anderson; [[Atticus Ross]]; Chandra Lynn and DigiDesign; Andrew Grad, West LA Music; Native Instruments; Tom Ryan, Gateway Mastering; Dave Casey, Apogee Digital; Monique McGuffin; Chuck Reed; Ed Goodreau; Jim Belcher; Vartan; Antone DeSantis; Ramon Galbert, Ingrid Erickson; Lee Edwards; Mike Ragonga; Tanya Grieg<br>