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Clique aqui para ver um vídeo feito pelos rapazes do NIN e postado no youtube oficial da banda em que eles “zoam” as japonesas.
Pois é, Trent Reznor deu uma entrevista no mínimo intrigante sobre isso (o que não é muito novidade ultimamente). Eu não sei o que o Mr. Reznor está aprontando, mas o fato é que ele está muito mudado… Vamos esperar e torcer (ou pedir “pelo amor de Deus”) para que ele volte ao Brasil com ou sem a formação atual.
Aqui estão alguns trechos do que ele disse:
“(…)”YOU ARE getting the last show of the current incarnation of the band.”
Although Reznor’s touring band of drummer Josh Freese, guitarist Aaron North, bassist Jeordie White and keyboardist Alessandro Cortini are excellent support players, “at this point, I want to switch things around a bit. Nine Inch Nails as a rock band configuration, we’ve done it and we’ve done it again. I see other ways I can present the material in concert, more challenging, something new. I don’t want it to go stale.”
This group has toured together for two years, he said. “It’s a well-rounded concert, a good collection of songs from different records.”
If the show approximates the high production values seen on the 2006 tour DVD, “Beside You in Time,” it should make for quite a spectacle, blinding strobe lights included.
“The show evolves, like a film,” Reznor said. “It has a flow to it. And it’ll be not what you saw on the DVD. It’ll be cooler than that.”
But the time has come to dial back.
“The idea of five guys playing loud music two hours, while it’s the culmination of fine tuning over a lot of years, has got to change once finances come into play, especially performing in markets outside of the mainland U.S. I want to whittle things down.”
Reznor was initially hesitant about doing this part of the world tour because of the expense. “But when you see a lot of people who don’t speak English, knowing every word of your songs, that’s pretty motivating and inspiring. And it helps that I have new management, a new head on my shoulders and the Internet to use. (…)”
=> Confira a matéria na íntegra aqui: http://starbulletin.com/2007/09/14/features/story05.html
=> Aqui há alguns trechos em português: http://whiplash.net/materias/news_895/065034-nineinchnails.html
…Será que é por isso que o Aaron está pensando em projeto paralelo?
Aqui está uma outra versão do vídeo de “Into The Void” do Nine Inch Nails. O final é diferente do vídeo que conhecemos.
(13/09/07) [Asia World Expo]
hyperpower!
the beginning of the end
heresy
terrible lie
march of the pigs
the frail/ the wretched
closer
survivalism
burn
gave up
me, im not
the great destroyer
eraser
only
wish
the good soldier
no, you dont
suck
dead souls
the hand that feeds
head like a hole
hurt
O guitarrista do Nine Inch Nails, Aaron North, revelou detalhes de seu novo projeto paralelo.
De acordo com o músico, a idéia da sonoridade do novo grupo deve seguir uma linha mais melódica do que o NIN.
“Será uma coisa mais parecida com o material antigo do Oasis e até mesmo do Replacements”, disse.
Fonte: Enter Magazine
(11/09/07) [Olympic Hall]
Hyperpower!
The Beginning of the End
Heresy
Terrible Lie
March of the Pigs
Something I Can Never Have
Closer
Survivalism
Burn
Gave Up
Me I’m Not
The Great Destroyer
Eraser
Only
No You Don’t
Piggy
The Good Soldier
The Day the World Went Away
Dead Souls
Suck
Down In It
The Hand That Feeds
Head Like a Hole
Hurt
A revista Rolling Stone fez a lista dos 25 vídeos mais ultrajantes da música e “Happines in Slavery” e “Closer” do Nine inch Nails estão entre eles em segundo e décimo primeiro lugares, respectivamente.
Veja a lista completa clicando aqui.
Neste link há várias fotos do Carling Leeds Festival em que o NIN tocou no dia 24 de agosto:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/lady_stardust/sets/72157601915524904/
(Obrigada à Thanira por ceder o link)
hyperpower!
the beginning of the end
last
sin
march of the pigs
something i can never have
closer (the only time breakdown)
survivalism
burn
gave up
me, i’m not
the great destroyer (+ screaming slave)
eraser
wish
the good soldier
piggy
no, you don’t
the day the world went away
the hand that feeds
head like a hole
(encore)
hurt
Fotos: mop.com
A revista Kerrang! fez uma pequena entrevista com o Trent Reznor sobre o “Kerrang Awards” em que o NIN ganhou como ícone do ano.
Aqui está:
- How are you feeling?
Trent Reznor: “I have a weird social anxiety and I’ve never, ever attended an awards ceremony for anything, this is the first one.”
- What made you make an exception?
Trent: “I felt somewhat of an obligation because I was flattered that you honoured me with this. But the whole backslapping…I don’t know a lot of the bands here and I hate a lot of the other bands to be quite honest with you.”
- How did you prepare your speech?
Trent: “I didn’t at all, and if you heard my speech you’d know that there was zero degree of preparation involved! But you want to know what I’d LIKE to say? I think that when I got signed you were encouraged to change the world and do something different and really try to make art, and that really wasn’t that long ago. And it seems like now all anybody tries to do is get famous and get rich, and record companies are encouraging that because they want everything to sounds like what’s selling because they need to make money. There’re far too many musician willing to suck dicks to get that limelight and as a result, the music is shitty,. There’s a whole slew of people here that I hope are here because they want to be famous and that’s not the best music they can make, otherwise they should kill themselves immediately.”
Fonte: Echoing the Sound (como quase sempre!)
Vídeo da entrega do pêmio: http://blog.kerrangawards.com/2007/08/k_tv_kerrang_icon.html
OBS:
How are you feeling?
Trent Reznor: “I have a weird social anxiety and I’ve never, ever attended an awards ceremony for anything, this is the first one.”
QUE MENTIRA TRENT!
