The remixes of the latest NIN album, year zero, are out now on CD.
It features 2 remixes by Steven Morris and Gillian Gilbert. Anyone interested in getting it can read more here: http://w-ki.com/electro/nine-inch-nails-y34rz3r0r3m1x3d.html
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Excellent remixes by "The Other Two."
Both were better than the originals, especially for Zero Sum, for I really don't like the original that much.
Indeed*!*
The Sub-Cultured Perfect Kisser*!* wrote:
Excellent remixes by "The Other Two."
Both were better than the originals, especially for Zero Sum, for I really don't like the original that much.
Indeed*!*
I think so too.
This, the Control Soundtrack, and the Peter Saville Soundtrack point towards a creative path for New Order, or Steven & Gillian at least. Ditch writing pop-songs I say, and keep up this stuff. It's brilliant.
I'd love to hear new Other Two material in an ambient style similar to "The Grave" from Superhighways.
bought this album last night, pretty awesome stuff on it. the proper year zero is still better tho, great album.
I actually prefer it to year zero, which I never really got in to. Survivalism/Saul Williams - The Begining Of The End/Ladytron - Capital G/Epworth Phones - and (not just cause I'm a fan), the two mixes by Steven & Gillian are my favorite.
I think this is the best NIN collection since the Still (& All that Could've been) live sessions.
Does anyone know if Steven & Gillian plan on doing any more of this stuff since the band has broken up? Here's hoping.
[orange]State of Love and Trust [/orange] wrote: bought this album last night, pretty awesome stuff on it. the proper year zero is still better tho, great album.
I see you're listening to the "Into The Wild" Soundtrack, which is pretty good. I've never been a big Pearl Jam/Eddie Vedder fan (although I've always rated them ahead of Nirvana), but liked what I heard in the film, which is very good. Even better than the book, and that's saying something.
Also, Trent Sez "Don't Buy It, Steal It" http://tinyurl.com/2fxpd7
