Nine Inch Nails - Further Down The Spiral
Label:
Catalog#:
IMCD 8041, 524 125-2
Format:
CD, EP, Digipak
Country:
UK
Released:
01 Jun 1995
Genre:
Electronic,
Rock
Style:
Alternative Rock,
Industrial,
Abstract,
IDM,
Electro,
Downtempo,
Experimental
Tracklist
| 1 | Piggy (Nothing Can Stop Me Now) | 4:03 | ||
|
Drum Programming [Beats] -
Kim Bullard
Engineer - David Sardy* , David Schiffman Guitar - Dave Navarro Producer - Rick Rubin | ||||
| 2 | The Art Of Self Destruction, Part One | 5:41 | ||
| Remix - Brian Pollack , Nine Inch Nails , Sean Beavan | ||||
| 3 | Self Destruction, Part Three | 3:28 | ||
|
Engineer -
Jim Janik
,
Rob Sutton
Remix - J.G. Thirlwell | ||||
| 4 | Heresy (Version) | 5:19 | ||
| Remix - Charlie Clouser | ||||
| 5 | The Downward Spiral (The Bottom) | 7:29 | ||
| Remix - Danny Hyde , Drew McDowall , John Balance , Peter Christopherson | ||||
| 6 | Hurt (Live) | 5:07 | ||
|
Mixed By -
Sean Beavan
Mixed By [Assistant] - Brian Pollack | ||||
| 7 | At The Heart Of It All | 7:08 | ||
| Written-by [Created By] - Aphex Twin | ||||
| 8 | Ruiner (Version) | 5:35 | ||
| Remix - Charlie Clouser | ||||
| 9 | Eraser (Denial; Realization) | 6:38 | ||
| Remix - Danny Hyde , Drew McDowall , John Balance , Peter Christopherson | ||||
| 10 | Self Destruction, Final | 9:54 | ||
|
Engineer -
Jim Janik
,
Rob Sutton
Remix - J.G. Thirlwell | ||||
Credits
Artwork By -
Russell Mills
Artwork By [Sleeve] - Gary Talpas
Other [Management] - John A. Malm, Jr. For Conservative
Photography - David Buckland
Written-By - Trent Reznor
Artwork By [Sleeve] - Gary Talpas
Other [Management] - John A. Malm, Jr. For Conservative
Photography - David Buckland
Written-By - Trent Reznor
Notes
Halo ten v2
Remix album of Nine Inch Nails' "The Downward Spiral".
Features logos of TVT Records and Interscope Records.
Published by MCA Music Ltd.
℗ 1995 TVT/Interscope © 1995 TVT/Interscope. The copyright in this sound recording is owned by TVT/Interscope and is exclusively licensed to Island Records Ltd. in the UK.
LC 0407
PY 899 (On CD) PY 263 (On Backsleeve)
BIEM/MCPS
Barcode: 7 31452 41252 2
Remix album of Nine Inch Nails' "The Downward Spiral".
Features logos of TVT Records and Interscope Records.
Published by MCA Music Ltd.
℗ 1995 TVT/Interscope © 1995 TVT/Interscope. The copyright in this sound recording is owned by TVT/Interscope and is exclusively licensed to Island Records Ltd. in the UK.
LC 0407
PY 899 (On CD) PY 263 (On Backsleeve)
BIEM/MCPS
Barcode: 7 31452 41252 2
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Nine Inch Nails - Further Down The Spiral (CD, EP, Jew)
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Reviews & Discussion
Foreign countries saw a much different take on Further Down the Spiral than that of the states. This one has a live version of "Hurt" which was used in the promotional video clip. Also included are the more straight forward mixes from the US release and two dance floor smashers "Heresy (version)" and "Ruiner (version)" both remixed by Charlie Clouser. Also know as Halo Ten, Volume Two. As good as the US release, if not better. Highly recommended and essential. 5/5
For me, this was worth the purchase value simply for Coil's remix of Downward Spiral. The track features multiple vocal layers on different temporal cadences, building in a solid yet subtle crescendo towards the Moment when the trigger is pulled. When I first heard this, I felt that it was by far the best capture of the Moment that I'd ever heard. The Moment where all things in life have come to a culmination, and now the gray area between that and termination is held hair split between a muscle contraction and a trigger. Then release.
I suppose that if one does not have much interest in the psychology of the darker sides of humanity, it might be as profound, but then, you probably wouldn't be looking at NIN material.
I suppose that if one does not have much interest in the psychology of the darker sides of humanity, it might be as profound, but then, you probably wouldn't be looking at NIN material.