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}}[[image:1992_-_(Promo)_-_Physical.jpg|thumb|''Physical'' Promo]]'''"Physical"''' is a hidden track on 1992's ''[[Broken]]'' EP that was originally written and performed by [[Adam Ant|Adam and the Ants]] on their 1980 album ''Kings of the Wild Frontier''.[[image:1992_-_(Promo)_-_Physical.jpg|thumb|''Physical'' Promo]]

When ''Broken'' was first released, this and another extra track, "[[Suck]]," were placed on a Mini mini CD that was packaged with the EP. But after allegations that some music stores were removing , for the mini CD and selling it separatelyfirst pressing of 250, 000 copies. Subsequent pressings incorporated the two tracks were incorporated onto the EP as tracks 98 and 99, with tracks 7–97 consisting of one second of silence each. At the beginning (approx. 27 sec.) of the song, [[Trent Reznor]] can be heard saying, "Eat your heart out, Stevehttp://www." This is possibly directed towards [[Steve Gottlieb]] of [[TVT Records]] with whom Reznor had been feuding, as Gottlieb would not let him out of his contracttheninhotline. The entirety of ''Broken'' was created without the knowledge of TVTnet/archives/articles/manager/display_article. In the credits, "Barks and Roars" are attributed to Maise, Trent's dog at the time of recording. At 3:36, barking and "Ow! Fucker" is heard being played at half speed over the track, as Maise - then a puppy - was playing with [[Sean Beavanphp?id=327]] in the studio, and bit him. (One of the recording techniques employed on both "Suck" and "Physical" was to play the guitar riff at double the speed of the track, and play the resulting recording back at half speed, for a unique, extra thick sound.) According to a previously unreleased interview Reznor did with ''Melody Maker'' magazine, "Physical" was supposed to be a "tongue-in-cheek" cover. It should be noted that the Adam and the Ants version is named "Physical (You're So)" and features an extra verse.

*Production: [[Trent Reznor]] ==About==At the beginning (approx. 27 sec.) of the song, Trent Reznor can be heard saying, "Eat your heart out, Steve." This is possibly directed towards Steve Gottlieb of [[TVT Records]] with whom Reznor had been feuding, as Gottlieb would not let him out of his contract. The entirety of ''Broken'' was created without the knowledge of TVT. The original track by Adam and the Ants had Adam saying, "Eat your heart out, Do It" at the beginning, which is directed at his record label at the time, Do It Records. In the credits, "Barks and Roars" are attributed to Maise, Trent's dog at the time of recording. At 3:36, barking and "Ow! Fucker" is heard being played at half speed over the track, as Maise - then a puppy - was playing with [[Sean Beavan]] in the studio, and bit him. (One of the recording techniques employed on both "Suck" and "Physical" was to play the guitar riff at double the speed of the track, and play the resulting recording back at half speed, for a unique, extra thick sound.) According to a previously unreleased interview Reznor did with ''Melody Maker'' magazine, "Physical" was supposed to be a "tongue-in-cheek" [[Cover Songs|cover]]. It should be noted that the Adam and the Ants version is named "Physical (You're So)" and features an extra verse. 

This track was rarely played live post-1993, but resurfaced on the [[Wave Goodbye Tour]] and the [[Cold And Black And Infinite Tour]]. In 1995, Nine Inch Nails performed this song live with Adam Ant for two nights in a row in [[1995/01/05 Worcester, MA |Worcester]] and [[1995/01/06 New York City, NY|New York City]]. After Reznor introduced Adam Ant and Marco Pirroni on the second night, Adam Ant proclaimed to the audience, "It's nice to be on stage with the best fucking band in the world." {{song| title=I'm Afraid Of Americans| album = ''Earthling''| length = 4:12| BPM = 160| versions = I'm Afraid Of Americans<br>I'm Afraid Of Americans (V1)<br>I'm Afraid Of Americans (V2)<br>I'm Afraid Of Americans (V3)<br>I'm Afraid Of Americans (V4)<br>I'm Afraid Of Americans (V5)<BR>I'm Afraid Of Americans (V6)| live = [[Wave Goodbye Tour|Wave Goodbye]] through [[Tension 2013 Tour]]<br>[[Europe + Asia 2018]] through present}}'''"I'm Afraid of Americans"''' is a [[David Bowie]] song that was remixed by [[Trent Reznor]] for its maxi-single release in 1997. ===Song Credits===V1-4, 6:*Production and additional performances by Nine Inch Nails: Trent Reznor, [[Charlie Clouser]], [[Keith Hillebrandt]], [[Dave Ogilvie|Dave "Rave" Ogilvie]], [[Danny Lohner]]*Mixed by Dave "Rave" Ogilvie*Engineered by Brian Pollack at [[Nothing Studios]], New Orleans*Special guest on V3: Ice CubeV5:*Additional production and remix by Photek ==Appearances=====Other===*''I'm Afraid Of Americans''*''Earthling'' ==Versions=====I'm Afraid of Americans===The original song appears on David Bowie's album ''Earthling'', also released in 1997. ===I'm Afraid of Americans (V1)===Remixed by [[Nine Inch Nails]], this version was used as the single mix of the song, in its music video, and appears on the titular remix EP and the ''Best of Bowie'' compilation. Reznor sings backup in this mix, most notably in the choruses and the "God is an American" coda. ===I'm Afraid of Americans (V2)===This remix resembles "[[Closer#Closer_.28Precursor.29|Closer (Precursor)]]" in its laid back beat and soundscaping. ===I'm Afraid of Americans (V3)===This version splices vocals by Bowie with those of Ice Cube, manipulated into phrases like "I pledge allegiance" and "a murder-merican" in addition to many others. The beat and bassline are very minimal, and eventually give way to a distant piano below Ice Cube's words "TV got your brain." ===I'm Afraid of Americans (V4)===This remix is very atmospheric, created in more of an ambient style, and is predominantly instrumental, using various layers of the original beat and guitars. ===I'm Afraid of Americans (V5)===Photek created this remix, a very minimal and bouncy electronic version of the song. Spliced vocals are arranged above a repetitious bassline, synth melody, and drum programming resembling that of Bowie's song "Little Wonder," the first on ''Earthling.'' ===I'm Afraid of Americans (V6)===The final NIN remix of the song transitions directly from the Photek mix, and is mostly composed of very repetitious bass and drums. It is instrumental, and bears very little resemblance to any part of the original. ==Music Video==The video features Reznor stalking Bowie throughout New York, with Bowie constantly trying to escape. Throughout the video, violent acts are "committed" with guns seemingly only visible to Bowie, culminating in Reznor firing an automatic imaginary gun at a cab that Bowie is hiding behind. Reznor subsequently appears bearing a cross as part of a misfit parade passing Bowie in the streets, chanting "God is an American." ==Live==Nine Inch Nails first performed this song live on the [[Wave Goodbye Tour|NIN|JA 2009]] Tour. It is performed with an elongated ending section. During the [[Tension 2013 Tour]], this song featured backing vocals by [[Lisa Fischer]] and [[Sharlotte Gibson]].

Johnny's in America No tricks at the wheel No one needs anyone They don't even just pretend Johnny's in AmericaI want to date you maybe I'm afraid of Americanswant to take you out I'm afraid of the worldwant to wine and dine you I'm afraid I can't help itwant to twist and twist and shout I'm afraid I can't want you hard in my arms I'm afraid of AmericansSo soft on my bed I'm afraid of You get the worldkey to my heart I'm afraid I can't help it I'm afraid I can'tWhen you wear that sweet dress

IBut you'm afraid of Americansre too physical, physical, for me You're just too physical, physical, to me

Johnny's in America Johnny wants a brain Johnny wants to suck on a Coke Johnny wants a woman Johnny wants to think of a joke Johnny's in America I'm afraid of Americanswant your roughhouse baby I'm afraid of the world I'm afraid I can't help it I'm afraid I can't I'm afraid of Americans I'm afraid of the world I'm afraid I can't help it I'm afraid I can't I'm afraid of Americans Johnny's in America Johnny looks up at the stars Johnny combs his hair And Johnny wants pussy want this right in cars Johnny's in America Johnny's in Americayour ear You let me feel your danger I'm afraid of Americanslet you make this feeling clear, here I'm afraid of want the world I'm afraid I can't help it I'm afraid I can't I'm afraid touch of Americansyour charms I'm afraid The heat of the worldyour breath I'm afraid I can't help itwant to say all those things I'm afraid I can't Yeah, I'm afraid of Americans I'm afraid of the words I'm afraid I can't help it I'm afraid I can't I'm afraid of Americans God is an American The above lyrics are from the Nine Inch Nails V1 remix. ==External Links==*[http://vimeo.com/8357960 "I'm Afraid Of Americans" live from on stage in Toronto, 6.02.09]That would be better unsaid

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