And All That Could Have Been (halo)
And All That Could Have Been (also known as Halo 17) is a professionally recorded live performance from the Fragility 2.0 tour of 2000. It was released on CD, DVD and VHS on January 22, 2002. Its original release date was December 11, 2001, as shown on various teaser ads running in the months leading up to its eventual release.
The album, named after "And All That Could Have Been" from Still, went through many possible names, all lyric excerpts from The Fragile[1].
Contents
Performers
- Trent Reznor – Lead vocals, guitar, keyboards, bass guitar, Prophet VS synthesizer
- Danny Lohner – Bass guitar, guitar, synthesizer, vocals
- Robin Finck – Guitar, synthesizer, E-bow, vocals
- Charlie Clouser – Synthesizer, theremin, vocoder, vocals
- Jerome Dillon – Drums, samples
Track Listing
CD Version
- "Terrible Lie" – 4:59
- "Sin" – 4:15
- "March Of The Pigs" – 4:13
- "Piggy" – 4:51
- "The Frail" – 1:41
- "The Wretched" – 5:24
- "Gave Up" – 4:14
- "The Great Below" – 5:07
- "The Mark Has Been Made" – 3:45
- "Wish" – 3:40
- "Suck" – 4:13
- "Closer" – 5:38
- "Head Like A Hole" – 4:54
- "The Day The World Went Away" – 6:29
- "Starfuckers, Inc." – 5:30
- "Hurt" – 4:59
The Deluxe CD version includes Still, a CD of stripped down renditions of old and new songs, as well as several instrumentals.
DVD/VHS Version
- "Pinion/The New Flesh"
- "Terrible Lie" – 5:07
- "Sin" – 4:15
- "March Of The Pigs" – 4:07
- "Piggy" – 4:57
- "The Frail" – 1:45
- "The Wretched" – 5:33
- "Gave Up" – 4:25
- "La Mer" – 4:46
- "The Great Below" – 5:07
- "The Mark Has Been Made" – 3:45
- "Wish" – 3:41
- "Complication" – 1:59
- "Suck" – 4:10
- "Closer" – 6:08
- "Head Like A Hole" – 5:51
- "Just Like You Imagined" – 3:52
- "Starfuckers, Inc." – 5:42
- "Hurt"
DVD also features alternate camera angles for 3 songs on 1st disk, a photo gallery, a commentary on stage setup by Bill Viola on 2nd disk and morphing menus on both disks. It was released in 2 separate versions: while stereo sound is the same on both editions, 5.1 surround sound differs - one encoded in DTS and another in Dolby Digital (the latter is more common); this difference is generally indicated by sticker on front of the package.
Album Credits
- Concept and production: Trent Reznor
- Management and executive production: John A. Malm, Jr. for Nothing Records, Inc.
- Art direction and design: David Carson
- Photography: David Carson, Rob Sheridan
- Project coordination: Chris Risner
- U.S. Publicity: Susan Celia Swan for Nothing Records
- International relations: Simon Baeyertz
- Label relations: Jeff Anderson
- Legal: Toorock and Rosen; Ross B. Rosen, Jeff Slippen
- Performance: Trent Reznor, Danny Lohner, Jerome Dillon, Charlie Clouser, Robin Finck
- Mix engineering: Dave “Rave” Ogilvie
- Engineering: John Lemon, Leo Herrera, Paul Forgues
- Mastering: Tom Baker at Precision Mastering
- Programming: Keith Hillebrandt, Charlie Clouser
- Mix consultation: Jerome Dillon, Charlie Clouser
- Studios: Nothing Studios (New Orleans), Teh Warehouse (Vancouver)
- Local music recording: Adam Blackburn at Effanel
Trent Reznor thanks: My family, John, Chris, Jerry and Denise for trying to help me keep it together
Danny Lohner thanks: Lynn Pompey, the Lohners, Telefon Tel Aviv, Eric Hunter
Jerome Dillon thanks: Sheila Scott, Jeannine Dillon, Thomas J. Dillon, Karen dillon, Paula and Matthew Coulter, Linda Yang, Zoe Poledouris and the Poledouris family, Eugene Salomon Esq., Mona and Ruby
Charlie Clouser thanks: Dad, Mom, Judy, Jeff Light, Kenny MacPherson, Andrew Meyer, and Danie'l Parker
Robin Finck thanks: Bianca Sapetto, Terri Gross
Special thanks to: A Perfect Circle, Atari Teenage Riot, Gretchen Anderson, Marty Bechtold, Nancy Berry, Steve Bottomley, Mike Calagna, Ed Cherney, Peter Christopherson, Tony Ciulla, Bill Coquillette, Mark Crossingham, John Desmond, Ruth Flower, Erin Gilligan, Jurgen Grebner, Mike Harris, Doug Idleman, Interscope Records, Dr. Stuart Isslieb, Thorsten Koenig, Rob Light, Tim Lightfoot, Daisy May, John Majoras, Marilyn Manson, Marc Marot, Anna Maslowicz, Jackie McPherson, Frank Micelotta, Amy Morrison, Alan Moulder, Jamie Myers, Steve Needleman, Bill Noll, Turid Pilcher, Tony Polanco, Nick Scott, Markus Sheffield, Rick Szekelyi, Michael S. Toorock, Ed Venetti, Chris Walsh, Kevin Westenberg, Del Williams
This is dedicated to the memory of our friend Rodney Robertson. May you rest in peace.
Message From Trent
Most copies of the DVD include a clear, plastic slip with a message from Reznor printed on it. It reads:
- just a glimpse
- just a little reminder
- of a time and place we
- used to live in
- this dvd attempts to
- document the
- experience of
- nine inch nails live,
- as we were in the
- summer of 2000
- we filmed and recorded
- most of the dates of
- the north american
- fragility 2.0 tour
- with home video cameras
- then assembled
- mixed and edited this
- ourselves with our
- home computers
- in my eyes
- fragility 2.0
- was a summation of
- what we had
- accomplished up to
- that time so this dvd
- serves as a reminder
- of achievement
- as well as
- a departure point
- this is almost what
- it felt like being there
- trent reznor
Easter Eggs
The easiest way to get to most of the hidden content, or Easter Eggs, on the DVD is via the "Beneath The Surface" menu hidden on disc two. During "Head Like A Hole" at the 11:20 mark, press 7 on your remote (for NTSC dvds, but on the PAL release it's 6) then Enter. The menu will come up and you will have access to the following hidden content:
- "Reptile" live performance
- "The Day The World Went Away" video
- ninetynine, "The Fragile", and "Things Falling Apart" television commercials
- Marilyn Manson with Nine Inch Nails at Madison Square Garden
An additional Easter Egg not on the "Beneath The Surface" menu is an additional fourth wide shot angle of "Gave Up." To get to it, play "Gave Up" on disc one and near the 26:58 mark press enter on your remote. This angle is not hidden and appears on the the DTS release's supplemental content page, this release does not use the multiangle view.
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