Audio CD review:
Nine Inch Nails - Head Like a Hole

Nine Inch Nails - Head Like a Hole

Band: Nine Inch Nails Title: Head Like a Hole Rating: Release Date: 31 January, 2006 Media: Audio CD Tracks: 1: Head Like A Hole (Slate) 2: Head Like A Hole (Clay) 3: Terrible Lie (Sympathetic Mix) 4: Head Like A Hole (Copper) 5: You Know Who You Are 6: Head Like A Hole (Soil) 7: Terrible Lie (Empathetic Mix) 8: Down In It (Shred) 9: Down In It (Singe) 10: Down In It (Demo)

Customer Reviews Nine Inch Nails, The Greatest Sound Begins It's back from the early NIN days. It's from Trent Reznor, the God of modern music. This CD contains original and remix versions of Head Like A Hole and remixes of Terrible Lie and Sin. AKA Halo 3(YES HALO 3!!!!)from TVT this item should soon become a collectors piece, i don't think they're pressing cds now. . Let's hear it for Nine Inch Nails! It is the longest CD single I ever heard of, being 56 minutes long. This CD single features remixes of songs from the first Nine Inch Nails album. The songs are good, but the mixes aren't really all that different from each other. There is an unlisted 11th track, which is a woman saying "Let's hear it for Nine Inch Nails! Whoo! It's good!". There is only one that is worse, and this is close You can get so desperate, mind you, that you purchase horrible remix albums. Historically speaking, Nine Inch Nails typically takes 5 YEARS between each album release, so when you are a Nine Inch Nails fan, you can get pretty desperate for other NIN material as you wait. Almost every Nine Inch Nails remix album is mediocre, many of them borderline crappy, but even if you like the others (which in all fairness, often offer at least SOME tracks of merit or interest, occasionally having Rick Rubin, Photek, Coil, or other artists of recognition remixing) this single, loaded with remixes, has no good ones. There is not one good remix on this album. Not one worth hearing. They are almost not even remixes. Unlike later remix releases, that had new noises and sounds incorporated that could keep a remix interesting, this is almost like the people remixing these songs didn't even have the masters, and could only rearrange the song. Really, these aren't even remixes-- these are rearrangements, and they are HORRIBLE. If you are a collector, then by all means, waste your money, but if you just want more Nine Inch Nails music, there are way better remixe albums(Closer to God, Further Down the Spiral, or even the new one EVERY DAY IS EXACTLY THE SAME) out there. . You can see a complete list of all Nine Inch Nails discography, or go back to the Nine Inch Nails tabs