2009/08/23 - New York, New York [Webster Hall]
oh, and... Anyone interested in trading a XXL Bowery shirt for my extra XXL Webster hall shirt?BusterBluth wrote:What a show! Great experience to see tds played in its entirety. Once in a lifetime.
fuzzy pictures: http://bit.ly/nUsrJ
shaky videos: http://bit.ly/2Y3JWS
tl;drdemgoth wrote:Just got home a little while ago and I think I'm still in a bit of shock. Got to the venue or should I say joined the ticket/wristband pickup line on 12th St at around 4:45ish, already sweating from the sun and humidity. The line moved although it was a little slow understandably. Went up the stairs from the pic from which I could see the line to go in, which probably also stretched over 12th St by that point. My friend and I got our nifty wristbands and tickets and then went over to the Village Pour House across the street for a few beers, which was def. overtaken by NIN fans which was cool. After that we hung out across the street from the line as it moved inside and we enjoyed the cooling rain and some last few cigs. Then we joined the line and went inside (didn't have to show my ID again oddly) and I headed straight for the merch booth and after a slightly long wait I bought the New York City poster, the full final tour dates poster, and an XXL Webster Hall event tee. So glad I did because they were sold out not too long after. Anyway I rubberbanded my posters and shouldered my shirt and headed up to the floor. It was, as expected, packed tight and hot. The Horrors were (thankfully) already playing and they were pretty good, but their singer bothers me for some reason. Anyway after a long, hot wait and at least 10 mins. after 8:45 the lights went out to the opening sounds of Mr. Self Destruct and the place went nuts. I didn't fully grasp what was happening at first. I was a bit thrown off by Closer and then when they went right into Ruiner I had to pinch myself to make sure I was really hearing that song and then only after that wonderful surprise I put 2 and 2 together and realized they were doing/could be doing TDS entirely. This show will definitely go down in history and could very well be the best NIN show I've ever seen. I can't freakin wait for Tuesday at Terminal 5 and I am actually looking for a ticket to Wednesday's show, I have a spare for Tuesday to trade (or sell at face separately to a fan in need) or I will pay face for it (PM me anyone interested!). Anyway, I went in expecting to see an long ass crazy set of somewhat differing stuff to what was played at Bowery (which I didn't attend but read about) and I ended up seeing TDS entirely, including seeing Ruiner, Big Man With A Gun, and obviously A Warm Place for the first time. I left out of need for fresh air a few mins. after HLAH. I figured they weren't coming back out after a few mins of the house music playing even though no one was leaving, and I'm glad I didn't miss anything by leaving. Plus I had ample time to catch the last express bus home which I probably would have missed had there been an encore, and avoided adding an extra hour or more to my travel time home (ferry & 2 trains<1 bus w/ comfy seats). All in all a great night and it was only 1 out of 3 for me, maybe 4 if I can get a Wed. T5 ticket.
On another note. It was great meeting some of the folks from here and some of the other message boards. Some cool kids floating around. Kudos to you guys.Words cannot sufficiently describe this setlist.
21 shows.
This set blew everyone one of them out of the water.
Every other show is now inconsequential.
ha......reading your recap made me excited all OVER again!Burlesk wrote:This was my 14th time seeing NIN and by far, I just had the best show of my life.
At first, I was a little bummed because certain assholes were saving spots for people from the bowery show the night before. (I'm looking at you and your cunt little friends, you 'miserable fuck' lying Lucas, so much for the balcony huh?) That goes to you to, head down shirt fuck. I mean if you're going to save spots, at least be honest about your intentions and have some respect for the people behind you.
As soon as the show started all that didn't even matter to me anymore.
I was right in front of Robin and had the best show of my fucking life.
And I fucking called it weeks ago, I knew that some way or another I was gonna get to hear "Big Man With A Gun" to say the least I went absolutely nuts.
During Reptile, I swear to you I saw the devil in Robin's eyes.
I have never, ever seen a more intense look in someone's eyes before. Fucking, fucking crucial.
See you next week, in LA.
Now sleep.
platinum0rgy, 1 down 3 more to go.
haha, yeah, that was a bit of a w t f!F-Lock wrote:First off I wanted to say hi to the girl on the balcony wearing the CATS T-shirt. No reason, I just remember her.
Papagolash wrote: was thinking they might cut short when A Warm Place came up, like they did in Europe. Wondered how they would play it, or if they'd play a recording. Started out as a recording, then I saw Ilan on the keys and knew, holy shit they're actually playing it. Robin was on the slide guitar, and couldn't see what Justin was doing.
Papagolash wrote:Trents keyboard fucked up during The Only Time breakdown in Closer. Was playing a piano sound and went dead.
Moebius wrote:Papagolash wrote: was thinking they might cut short when A Warm Place came up, like they did in Europe. Wondered how they would play it, or if they'd play a recording. Started out as a recording, then I saw Ilan on the keys and knew, holy shit they're actually playing it. Robin was on the slide guitar, and couldn't see what Justin was doing.
Justin was playing the on standup bass with a bow. Funny, though, the first (and perhaps only?) time played, and Trent wasn't even on the stage. I guess that shows you how much he trusts this lineup. ("Gone, Still" was played like this during the Bowery show as well).
we went to The Smith restaurant on 3rd and saw the horrors after the show.Moebius wrote:Incidentally, I'm 93% sure that The Horrors played the same set as last night; the second song might have different.
And thankfully, they didn't have the killer bass this time.
He didn't say a word through the entire TDS section.classicgirl wrote:EDIT: I forgot that I wanted to mention that Trent really didn't talk much at all, but he said he 'wanted to do something special for this show & that they never did the whole album before & this would be the only time.'
Man, I would kill for a setlist from this show. Of course, they never seem to give them out...maryelle wrote:I saw the setlist ahead of time and went reading down the titles and when it hit me I gave a little squawky scream.
No, they didn't do the "Only Time" breakdown. As already mentioned, they didn't play the "All the Pigs" ending to "March of the Pigs" either.dloozer wrote:I know, I wasn't there, but I have a question about the show. When they played Closer, did they do The Only Time interlude, or did they play the record version?
Yes, they did do the Only Time Breakdown. Trent's keyboard wasn't producing the right sound for him to play it right though. You can hear him play it with a grand piano sound coming out instead of the normal synth.Moebius wrote:No, they didn't do the "Only Time" breakdown. As already mentioned, they didn't play the "All the Pigs" ending to "March of the Pigs" either.dloozer wrote:I know, I wasn't there, but I have a question about the show. When they played Closer, did they do The Only Time interlude, or did they play the record version?
They did actually... and obviously the shorter versionMoebius wrote:No, they didn't do the "Only Time" breakdown. As already mentioned, they didn't play the "All the Pigs" ending to "March of the Pigs" either.dloozer wrote:I know, I wasn't there, but I have a question about the show. When they played Closer, did they do The Only Time interlude, or did they play the record version?
Indeed, but it was no where close to the album version.Moebius wrote:Well, yes he went to the keyboard and starting a bit of something with some OT sounds, but he didn't play the full recognizable breakdown as in normal shows... maybe it was just a malfunction and he intended to, but at most, I'd say it was cut short.
Yes; the setlist said HLAH was the last song. I was kind of confused when they not only didn't bring the lights up, but JT didn't move or start to boot people from the front. But I knew that HLAH was the last song listed. No reference to an encore at all.Moebius wrote:BTW, for those who saw the setlist (maryelle, leviathant, others?): was it planned beforehand not to have an encore?
an0nymouse wrote:Anyone get a picture of the setlist?
I was actually trying to get some water from JT after HLAH; I couldn't quite figure out what he was saying, but he clearly understood me but was shaking his head. In hindsight, the fact that they handed out water earlier on was a hint, as opposed to Bowery when they did it at the start of the encore.maryelle wrote:I was kind of confused when they not only didn't bring the lights up, but JT didn't move or start to boot people from the front.
Do it. DO IT.ThinkIcouldburn wrote:Mr. Self Destruct
Big Man With A Gun
Looking for audio to sync with the full video.
I'm not trying to start a rumor, but I wouldn't be surprised to see a new seed coming out in the near future.fuqua wrote:and of course this is the show that couldn't be professionally recorded, if ever there was a NIN live occurrence more deserving
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Same here. I thought hmmm maybe... but when the cables started being pulled, I knew for sure there was no last-minute change to "yes let's do an encore."Moebius wrote:at first it looks like they might have been setting up for something, but when they started to take the drum kit apart... and then I saw the sound techs pulling cables out of the mixing board, that was a pretty good hint.
Moebius wrote: Who wants to place bets on the Fragile over two nights at T5 or Chicago?
only NIN pro taping was shut down (thank live fucking nation for being fucking assholes on that one) that's not to say allot of us open tapers didn't do a good job taping it and i am sure Trent and company will supply a nice soundboard for us !!!!!!!!fuqua wrote:this makes what will happen at the remaining 8 shows seem like dogshit. this event can't be topped. i'm sure there are some hardcore fans that say PHM played top to bottom would be big, but TDS is much better for that IMO. and of course this is the show that couldn't be professionally recorded, if ever there was a NIN live occurrence more deserving
sigh
Thank you SO MUCH for your time and effort!ScreamingSlave wrote: only NIN pro taping was shut down (thank live fucking nation for being fucking assholes on that one) that's not to say allot of us open tapers didn't do a good job taping it and i am sure Trent and company will supply a nice soundboard for us !!!!!!!!
on a side note it was filmed in full by 2 of us tapers in HD if more sources exist please contact us i have 2 full audio sources as well.
hey . . . there's always tomorrow!fuqua wrote: i'm sure there are some hardcore fans that say PHM played top to bottom would be big, but TDS is much better for that IMO.
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i could see your point... but in a word... noNico wrote:TDS section was incredible, obviously. I feel privileged to have witnessed it ...
But was anyone else a little sad about the complete lack of FRAGILE and YZ songs? (Esp. since they cut "The Big Comedown"---I was next to the soundboard.) I only had the $$ for one show, and was a little depressed that we got none of those albums ... and no encore ... Considering this was my last time seeing NIN, i was looking forward to something more all-encompassing.
don't get me wrong; i am NOT complaining. but since there's not a negative word on this whole thread ... just thought i'd speak my peace.
Haha! Fair enough ... And I'm a total NIN-setlist junkie, so I knew it wasn't too unusual to not get an encore. I just was hopeful, since it's the final tour, and Bowery got a 3-song encore.Ruttiger wrote:i could see your point... but in a word... noNico wrote:TDS section was incredible, obviously. I feel privileged to have witnessed it ...
But was anyone else a little sad about the complete lack of FRAGILE and YZ songs? (Esp. since they cut "The Big Comedown"---I was next to the soundboard.) I only had the $$ for one show, and was a little depressed that we got none of those albums ... and no encore ... Considering this was my last time seeing NIN, i was looking forward to something more all-encompassing.
don't get me wrong; i am NOT complaining. but since there's not a negative word on this whole thread ... just thought i'd speak my peace.
if they had decided to throw it in after Hurt i would have been fine... honestly...
its not that unusual for them to have no encore... just it looked like the stage guys were re-assembling for a sec there... not to mention that the house lights in Webster Hall are like the old gym lights that actually take about 15 minutes to warm up..... didnt really get that "get the fuck out" brightness going for a bit
yeah and im sure its easy for me to say because i get another shot at seeing them on Wednesday... just how the hell to you top THIS show though?!?!Nico wrote:Haha! Fair enough ... And I'm a total NIN-setlist junkie, so I knew it wasn't too unusual to not get an encore. I just was hopeful, since it's the final tour, and Bowery got a 3-song encore.Ruttiger wrote:i could see your point... but in a word... noNico wrote:TDS section was incredible, obviously. I feel privileged to have witnessed it ...
But was anyone else a little sad about the complete lack of FRAGILE and YZ songs? (Esp. since they cut "The Big Comedown"---I was next to the soundboard.) I only had the $$ for one show, and was a little depressed that we got none of those albums ... and no encore ... Considering this was my last time seeing NIN, i was looking forward to something more all-encompassing.
don't get me wrong; i am NOT complaining. but since there's not a negative word on this whole thread ... just thought i'd speak my peace.
if they had decided to throw it in after Hurt i would have been fine... honestly...
its not that unusual for them to have no encore... just it looked like the stage guys were re-assembling for a sec there... not to mention that the house lights in Webster Hall are like the old gym lights that actually take about 15 minutes to warm up..... didnt really get that "get the fuck out" brightness going for a bit
(I think I'm also just sad that I'm never seeing them again... Sigh.)
Webster > Madrid >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> BoweryMoebius wrote:So Christo, tell use again about Madrid?
Great! who will be editing?ScreamingSlave wrote:only NIN pro taping was shut down (thank live fucking nation for being fucking assholes on that one) that's not to say allot of us open tapers didn't do a good job taping it and i am sure Trent and company will supply a nice soundboard for us !!!!!!!!fuqua wrote:this makes what will happen at the remaining 8 shows seem like dogshit. this event can't be topped. i'm sure there are some hardcore fans that say PHM played top to bottom would be big, but TDS is much better for that IMO. and of course this is the show that couldn't be professionally recorded, if ever there was a NIN live occurrence more deserving
sigh
on a side note it was filmed in full by 2 of us tapers in HD if more sources exist please contact us i have 2 full audio sources as well.
Fixed it for ya.Christo wrote:Webster >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Madrid > BoweryMoebius wrote:So Christo, tell use again about Madrid?
Yeah, I heard him say that. I don't recall his exact words, but he said he "always wanted to" do it, and that it would be the last time. I'm sure we'll have recordings up soon enough for the full quote.NINisamazing wrote:According to the Hotline, trent said they will probably never do that again...Did anyone catch that? I dont remember him saying that...But one of the times he was talking I could barely hear him because people were screaming, and somebody got pulled out near me..(I was in like the 2nd row)
doppelganger200 wrote: What can I say that hasn't been said?
NY Times Review
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/08/25/arts/music/25nin.html
NINisamazing wrote:=
I am still in utter shock they played TDS all the way through. I was literally fucking crying when I realized they were. I was in the 2nd or third row. And everyone around me was in utter disbelief that this was happening. I even joked around with my friend a couple weeks ago...."what if they played tds in its entirety?"...."that would be incredible"..."haha yeah it would, But you know it wont happen."
Ha. Me and my friend randomly took care of your camera from crowd surfers.munin wrote:Great show. My camera was smashed into bodies, drenched in beer and sweat and Robin Finck managed to stomp on it for good measure. It was a lot of fun.
Took some half decent pictures and they can be seen at http://www.flickr.com/photos/stingray_o ... 136345780/
...not sure how to post images on this board ...
I owe you guys a beer, at least. Many thanksBurlesk wrote:Ha. Me and my friend randomly took care of your camera from crowd surfers.munin wrote:Great show. My camera was smashed into bodies, drenched in beer and sweat and Robin Finck managed to stomp on it for good measure. It was a lot of fun.
Took some half decent pictures and they can be seen at http://www.flickr.com/photos/stingray_o ... 136345780/
...not sure how to post images on this board ...
I believe I was the one who gave it to you after the show.
You're welcome. heh
I feel the same way. Great people from both boards.NJay783 wrote:I'm simply reposting what I posted on the NIN.com message boards.
On another note. It was great meeting some of the folks from here and some of the other message boards. Some cool kids floating around. Kudos to you guys.Words cannot sufficiently describe this setlist.
21 shows.
This set blew everyone one of them out of the water.
Every other show is now inconsequential.
Cheers.
FYI-vids on youtube by tomorrow.
Username NJay783
I know, funny. The security guards were telling people we were on line for Hannah Montana.gardenia_spectre wrote:An aside about the line waiting to get into this show - the guy behind me (wearing a Ghosts shirt) affably asked "Is this line for the Jonas brothers?". I replied, "No, it's for Billy Squier." He had no idea what I was talking about.
the only thing security were checking was bags I had my video camera in hand and wasn't even stopped, no pat downs no nothing.neorev wrote:how were security on the video camera policy?
Yea where I was up on the balcony at the rail things were moving a good inch or so back and forth from everyone jumping around.Moebius wrote:I couldn't decide if it was the floor that was moving or if it was just me getting raised and lowered by everyone around me.
Some kid in front of me...was telling everyone who asked "whos playing"..That it was the jonas brothers...I think thats where it started...Sue wrote:I know, funny. The security guards were telling people we were on line for Hannah Montana.gardenia_spectre wrote:An aside about the line waiting to get into this show - the guy behind me (wearing a Ghosts shirt) affably asked "Is this line for the Jonas brothers?". I replied, "No, it's for Billy Squier." He had no idea what I was talking about.
No problem.munin wrote:I owe you guys a beer, at least. Many thanksBurlesk wrote:Ha. Me and my friend randomly took care of your camera from crowd surfers.munin wrote:Great show. My camera was smashed into bodies, drenched in beer and sweat and Robin Finck managed to stomp on it for good measure. It was a lot of fun.
Took some half decent pictures and they can be seen at http://www.flickr.com/photos/stingray_o ... 136345780/
...not sure how to post images on this board ...
I believe I was the one who gave it to you after the show.
You're welcome. heh
Damnit it was red too??!?! aaagh... they were all sold out by the time i got there...Contact Backwards Contact wrote:I get to say I saw NIN at the Legendary Webster Hall show. That's all I really have to say from this point forward.
And I have that great red shirt to prove it to.
Besides Woodstock 94, this is the best NIN show of all time. I'm glad i got to share it with a fantastic crowd.
Soon as i got there and saw that red NIN shirt with Webster hall on the back i knew that sucker wasn't going to be there much longer.Ruttiger wrote:Damnit it was red too??!?! aaagh... they were all sold out by the time i got there...Contact Backwards Contact wrote:I get to say I saw NIN at the Legendary Webster Hall show. That's all I really have to say from this point forward.
And I have that great red shirt to prove it to.
Besides Woodstock 94, this is the best NIN show of all time. I'm glad i got to share it with a fantastic crowd.
I'm young, gimme a break!gardenia_spectre wrote: An aside about the line waiting to get into this show - the guy behind me (wearing a Ghosts shirt) affably asked "Is this line for the Jonas brothers?". I replied, "No, it's for Billy Squier." He had no idea what I was talking about.
can i give you headInviting_Me_Away wrote:http://www.demonoid.com/files/details/2 ... 1251209052
I put this up on Demonoid.
I didn't expect all you kids to know who Billy Squier was - believe me you should be grateful that you were spared exposure to his music. The reason I thought it topical (I guess you missed it) was the posting by TR to the nin.com photoblog a few days ago referring to none other than Mr. Squier.kangaguru wrote:Best thing I noticed about this show (in stark contrast with the 5 big arena shows I've seen, especially in my Oakland hometown): when you're dealing with a tiny contingent of fucking hardcore NIN folks, everyone is really respectful and focused on the show. No catcalls during Hurt, no bro-types elbowing their way through the pit after 3 songs to deliver beers to their girlfriends just in time for them to go crazy during Closer ("Oh Em Gee I know this one!! I wanna fuck you with an animal!").
There were even little subdivisions in the pit -- after an hour of intensity in the front ten feet, I stepped back a little into an oasis of calm.
Also, almost every single damn person seemed to be able to sing every single word. Amazing. Simply could not have asked for a better crowd on any level (except for the douches that tried to line jump us and got shut down by everyone within 20 feet).
You guys rule! Thanks for my favorite NIN show ever.
Also:I'm young, gimme a break! :Dgardenia_spectre wrote: An aside about the line waiting to get into this show - the guy behind me (wearing a Ghosts shirt) affably asked "Is this line for the Jonas brothers?". I replied, "No, it's for Billy Squier." He had no idea what I was talking about.
Bought the red shirt before the show. It was soaked by the end of the showContact Backwards Contact wrote:Soon as i got there and saw that red NIN shirt with Webster hall on the back i knew that sucker wasn't going to be there much longer.Ruttiger wrote:Damnit it was red too??!?! aaagh... they were all sold out by the time i got there...Contact Backwards Contact wrote:I get to say I saw NIN at the Legendary Webster Hall show. That's all I really have to say from this point forward.
And I have that great red shirt to prove it to.
Besides Woodstock 94, this is the best NIN show of all time. I'm glad i got to share it with a fantastic crowd.
Snapped it up real quick. I don't understand why a lot of people didn't decide to do that? They even had a coat check for people that wanted to take the shirt off or check the shirt they bought.
One guy was in line with me and then said "fuck it i'll get it after" I knew it wasn't going to last...
laststepdown wrote:can i give you headInviting_Me_Away wrote:http://www.demonoid.com/files/details/2 ... 1251209052
I put this up on Demonoid.
I noticed that too. Everyone around me knew every word. I was surprised but I guess I shouldn't have been.kangaguru wrote: Also, almost every single damn person seemed to be able to sing every single word. Amazing.
Mine is only 2.1 mb (3264 x 2448)Drunkpoet wrote:Does anybody have a high-res photo of the marquee?
Cliff - I have full size of the marquee outside (but with the line as well)...you can see it in that photoset if you want itDrunkpoet wrote:Does anybody have a high-res photo of the marquee?
Wow, great photo, I'll have to check the rest of yours out.maryelle wrote:I enjoyed this part very much:
Definitely! Even the lights to the side of the stage were moving up and down.ThinkIcouldburn wrote:Just reminiscing of the floor bending more then I've ever felt before during Heresy. That was freekin' crazy.
(wasn't at the show in person, but I'm helping) - check the completed tour audio/video/setlists thread in tour news and discussion - i've put a sendspace mirror there.rdruga wrote:Can anyone post the downloadable audio from this concert that isn't on a limited access torrent site????
Thats me in the yellow shirt! (Thanks Lorena for the heads up)maryelle wrote:I noticed that too. Everyone around me knew every word. I was surprised but I guess I shouldn't have been.kangaguru wrote: Also, almost every single damn person seemed to be able to sing every single word. Amazing.
I enjoyed this part very much:
I have several too, some with people in it; one or two with just the marquee, 12.3MP, uncropped. LMK if you want.Drunkpoet wrote:Does anybody have a high-res photo of the marquee?
I think i thanked you on nin.com...But I have to do it again..Thanks!NIN_Slave wrote:If people are still looking for my audio, you can get it from these 'registration free' sites.
MP3
http://www.sendspace.com/file/tmg259
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=4ND3FGAO
FLAC
http://bt.etree.org/details.php?id=527741
ENJOY
NINSlave
^^THISlaststepdown wrote:can i give you headInviting_Me_Away wrote:http://www.demonoid.com/files/details/2 ... 1251209052
I put this up on Demonoid.
Thanks so much for posting this! I've been looking everywhere since the show happened! Can't wait to hear it!!! Thanks again!NIN_Slave wrote:If people are still looking for my audio, you can get it from these 'registration free' sites.
MP3
http://www.sendspace.com/file/tmg259
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=4ND3FGAO
FLAC
http://bt.etree.org/details.php?id=527741
ENJOY
NINSlave
Will there ever be a regular version of the show?Inviting_Me_Away wrote:http://www.demonoid.com/files/details/2 ... 1251209052
I put this up on Demonoid.
I personally liked how after Trent sang, "what have I become?" and this dude yelled, "MY GOD!" You just know a bunch of us were feeling the same way after the treat they gave usi liked when that guy screamed "1 2 3" during hurt....it was in perfect timing!
Did you take a photo of the setlist when you had it zoomed it?maryelle wrote:I have several too, some with people in it; one or two with just the marquee, 12.3MP, uncropped. LMK if you want.Drunkpoet wrote:Does anybody have a high-res photo of the marquee?
Moebius: thanks so much, I have only three up so far. No time, haven't even looked at Bowery photos yet. More will be up later/tonight/over the weekend.
You look happy, jaygregg! I wish I had been down there. I saw him turn backwards and just knew what he was going to do, thank god I had the camera looking over there anyway!
As in a non hi-def version, not all of us can burn those types of formats.Inviting_Me_Away wrote:What do you mean by regular?
Yes but I kind of don't think I should post it. It had a lot of notes written on it. It seems wrong somehow to make it public. Maybe at some future time I will. Was that one perhaps given away to anyone? I haven't heard who got the setlists after the show and maybe nobody did. The one I saw was the one by Justin.Moebius wrote:Did you take a photo of the setlist when you had it zoomed it?maryelle wrote:I have several too, some with people in it; one or two with just the marquee, 12.3MP, uncropped. LMK if you want.Drunkpoet wrote:Does anybody have a high-res photo of the marquee?
Moebius: thanks so much, I have only three up so far. No time, haven't even looked at Bowery photos yet. More will be up later/tonight/over the weekend.
You look happy, jaygregg! I wish I had been down there. I saw him turn backwards and just knew what he was going to do, thank god I had the camera looking over there anyway!
Someone also yelled out "thank you trent" early in the song too...great timing..TianaL85 wrote:My posts from nin.com:
I may be in the minority, but I preferred this show to the Bowery. How long did it take people to realize they were doing The Downward Spiral in its entirety? I'm almost embarassed, haha. I flipped out over 'Ruiner' and I love how Trent pumped the microphone to beat of the song. IT WAS SUCH A GOOD SHOW! The setlist, the band, the energy of the crowd, the venue... it may go down as my favorite NIN show I've seen. Depends on tomorrow!
I personally liked how after Trent sang, "what have I become?" and this dude yelled, "MY GOD!" You just know a bunch of us were feeling the same way after the treat they gave usi liked when that guy screamed "1 2 3" during hurt....it was in perfect timing!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IssvA2NzwPs - Ruiner
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XmVC03lZOBA - Eraser
Agreed 100%Chops Hosephulfer wrote:Personally, one of my favorite parts of any NIN record is the trio of Ruiner, Becoming, and I Do Not Want This in the middle of TDS. Seeing these 3 songs in a row, live, with the bass shaking my guts and the ungodly loud cacophony of unworldly noise that comes at the peak of IDNWT was THE defining moment for me of 15 years of NIN fandom. I just completed downloading the 21-Gig HD video file so I'll have to see how it came across on the video. Several people have commented on what their moment of finality was for seeing these last shows but the 10 minutes that encompassed those 3 songs was it for me. Just that ear-splitting, sense-obliterating, beautiful noise that only NIN can make. Thank you again, Trent.
it's funny, I thought Bowery would be the hot shirt to have, sort of wish I had picked up a Webster as well. Oh well :/Ruttiger wrote:ON a side note ... i got there after all the webster shirts were sold out and i saw a few at last nights T5 show... gotta have one!
ANYONE HAVE ONE FOR SALE?
oh and ScreamingSlaves source is awesome, my video of Mr Self Destruct, Piggy, and everything after hurt use it (it wasn't available in time for the rest)ScreamingSlave wrote:My Webster Hall Source !!!!!
Flac Easy Access Torrent = http://bt.etree.org/details.php?id=527842
Dime = http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-deta ... ?id=264542
Enjoy
Amazing!!plague_dog32 wrote:Just an update, the full show is now available on youtube:
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p ... 7E3EB5BA12
sometime this week or next week (more likely next week, still waiting on 2 HD video sources) I will throw together a 5-6 cam HD edit of the show and put it up on a torrent site somewhere.
I'm so glad I grabbed a shirt and poster right after getting in.Ruttiger wrote:I REALLY wanted a damn shirt !!! but not this much
http://cgi.ebay.com/Nine-Inch-Nails-Web ... 999.c0.m14
amazing boot! too bad that fucking retard ruins hurt and almost the 2nd half of the set listScreamingSlave wrote:My Webster Hall Source !!!!!
Flac Easy Access Torrent = http://bt.etree.org/details.php?id=527842
Dime = http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-deta ... ?id=264542
Enjoy
:)
Sample !!!!!
http://www.fileden.com/files/2007/5/26/ ... Sample.mp3
Dude, I love the filter here. I thought WTF lengthens to "what what in da butt," but I guess something else does.tricil wrote:I was there in the For thine is the kingdom, and the power, and the glory, for ever and ever. Amen WTF t-shirt.
