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Soundboard ripped from the Tension 2013 video below.

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Was holding out upping this to the archive because I was hoping that this would make a full official release some day. The Tension 2013 Tour was recoreded in LA (along with Vienna and Houston 2014) and I assume was going to make a trilogy of concerts on blu-ray. Sadly, the project was scrapped. But this is what was presented on YouTube from the Staples Center show. Obviously top notch. Maybe one day the full show will be released (along with the other footage)

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Another amazing recording by mixter. Glad this mini-concert was recorded in full as the Jimmy Kimmel broadcast was only the first two songs. Here are the taper's notes: "I taped from the left stack and was positioned in an ideal spot of three deep about 15 feet away from the speaker. The viewsucked but the sound was amazing. I feel that this recording is an accurate account. Most of the audience cheering was wellbehind me except for the occasional shout. No phasing this time around. A slight amount of EQ was applied in Har-Bal toremove a bit of the bass."

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I wasn't going to host these on the archive. But I think with support from Trent now, this seems like it would be ok to add to it. I have a few different sources from this show. But this was the only audio rip of the set, thanks to Levi. This also includes the bonus tracks that were only broadcasted on the PBS website. The text file enclosed will show which songs throughout the night were not broadcasted.

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This is the backhaul feed of the Made In America set. This was posted on DIME a day after the show. It's a large file and I have been very hesitant to add this to the archive. This is probably the largest file on here. Please let me know if you have troubles. TheBang was kind enough to make this into an MKV file with chapters. All that was changed was what filetype it was contained in, in order to make this playable on many different players. This is the definitive version of this source for download.

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This was broadcasted via satellite. This stream was captured in a ts file. TheBang has tried to put it into an .mkv and .mp4 file, but the dropouts in the capture have made the creation process fail. You can play the video on any major player. Great camera shots. This was a new version from TheBang that is now encapsulated in a MKV file. The definitive version of this capture.

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Full set from the Arte.tv webstream. This is the best pro-shot thus far, and sadly it's only in 406p. The audio mix is also great, as usual. The camera angles are the best in this video, especially the overhead shots! The On-Demand stream after the performance was in slightly better picture (408p) I have not updated this source. The now have chapters as well. New captures done by TheBang.

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This is the full set from Lowlands. The stream was not announced for Nine Inch Nails until about 40 minutes before their set. The max output for the festival stream was 480. This is by far the best camera work of the festival streams, the capture done by TheBang raises the audio levels so that you don't have to turn your volume all the way up. As on the stream, the audio level was rather low. Also, Trent's beginning remarks to the show make it worth the download. Initially we had another capture, but it had a few glitches in it. This is newly uploaded and a perfect/flawless capture of the performance thanks to TheBang. He added chapters, boosted the audio and made the video available in MKV and MP4 formats.

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I have had this film for a couple of years now. It took awhile to get the raw file but with it being 12GB and not a friendly filetype that many are familiar with, Frank G. was kind enough to make a archive friendly filesize for fans to enjoy. There was no other audio source to sync with this recording so the audio from the video is all we have. But it's actually not that bad. Filmed from the right rear of the festival stage. Here are the filmer's notes, "reat show but not an easy one to film. I was pretty far away from the stage so had to zoom a lot, which makes it harder to hold the camera steady. Has obstructions quite frequently too. Video quality is great, except when there's a lot of smoke (see Wish for example). Audio is pretty good but there were people around me talking from time to time which is quite annoying. Pretty cool to see this show in daylight, and it's getting darker as the show goes on. Show is actually done after 66 minutes but I kept filming 'cuz I was expecting them to come out for an encore, which didn't happen."

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A big big BIG thanks to TheBang, moebius, Erik, Vler Schinicius, ninjaw, and ItsJustDave for taking the time to compile this stream together to make a perfect capture. Flawless capture of the first US show since 2009. You can download the raw MKV file or the mp4.

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First Nine Inch Nails show since 2009 at the Wiltern in Los Angeles. The 2013 lineup of Nine Inch Nails is Trent Reznor, Robin Finck on guitar, Josh Eustis on bass, Alessandro Cortini on keyboards/synths, and Illan Rubin on drums. This is also the first time "Sanctified" has been performed live since 1996. Also making their live debuts are "Copy of A," "Came Back Haunted," and "Find My Way." The live stream audio was mixed by . TheBang sent me an audio rip from the FujiTV Cable broadcast of this video. The one that is ripped from the C. Morris YouTube livestream capture started late at the beginning during "Copy of A." This stream is not re-encoded or anything. The definitive version of this recording.

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These rehearsals are from the month of June, so right in the middle of rehearsals for the upcoming Festival dates as well as the fall Tension 2013 tour. There were two long mp3 files that I received. One was just a few songs that they stopped and started with Trent giving some advice along the way, as well as setting up the mix on the board. The other mp3 file was a full run through performance of one of the festival sets calibrating Trent's IEM feed along the way with only one stop in 1,000,000 that I removed because they restarted the song fully. I have not included the long files, only the tracked version to play it like a seamless performance. The quality is phenomenal! Besides the tracking, the whole wavefile has been normalized to -0.01 db as the mix was a tad bit low.

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A fantastic recording, there is a little bit of phasing here and there, but its really not noticeable. A very very clean recording. Its good to have so many recordings of the last show.

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I was glad Mike recorded this show. He was about to not tape because his mics were shortening out. There are no talkers around, really an all around perfect tape.

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Chaonatic's video footage is some of my most sought after video recordings. I was never able to get the raw footage (or even the final product files) for the archive. His footage is some of the best from the 2008-2009 tour. I am not sure if he did film any more shows from 2013-2018. But if you're out there. I would love to chat about your footage! These are just some of the songs that were recorded from the night that were uploaded to YouTube. I don't think the full recording was ever released. Some of these videos were uploaded in 1080p and some in 720p. Thank to fillow, this was ripped from Chaonatic's YouTube channel.

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There is some problem with the post-recording of this show. The raw files are fine, but just some up and down in the audio. It doesn't take anything away from the recording if you are super OCD about these things. A fantastic recording.

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Revisiting this one as ScreamingSlave sent over the 24/96 raw file a few years ago. I think at this point it's now like 8 years ago. I have just uploaded the 24 bit fileset only thin gI did was track it out. This show was full of special guests and the encores are pretty awesome. Sound is fantastic, not to mention the video that they did of this show from the balcony with unobstructed views. ScreamingSlave did an epic job capturing the final club shows of 2009.

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Amazing recording. Thanks to Tapeworm for sharing it with RITC. Here are some notes from his text, "Taped from a few steps in front of the soundboard cage. Crowd got rowdy and I got pushed around during 'March of the Pigs'. Raw transfer with no fades or EQ." This is the 16/44 version, the 24/44 version is available on the NIN Drive.

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This one has great sound. Its close up and there is little crowd noise on the recording. One of the best ones that I have heard from sin and I believe everyone should have this recording.

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Good recording, another good one from benny. There were some screamers around the mics and some talkers.