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Nine Inch Nails - With Teeth (2005)

With Teeth is the fourth studio album released by Nine Inch Nails. Originally meant to be a concept album based on the science fiction novel The Lathe of Heaven, Trent Reznor (the bands primary creative force, vocalist, songwriter, producer, and instrumentalist) descirbes the tracks as "13 songs that are friends with each other but don't have to rely on each other to make sense." He has also stated that the album is highly influenced by his battle with and recovery from alcoholism and substance abuse.  

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Track List:

All the Love in the World - 5:14
You Know What You Are? - 3:41
The Collector - 3:07
The Hand That Feeds - 3:31
Love Is Not Enough - 3:41
Every Day Is Exactly the Same - 4:54
With Teeth - 5:37
Only - 4:22
Getting Smaller - 3:35
Sunspots - 4:02
The Line Begins to Blur - 3:44
Beside You In Time - 5:24
Right Where It Belongs - 5:04

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1.  avatar GT-D said:

Was a big NIN fan when I was younger... Didn't really dig where he went later as much, but maybe thats mostly because of where my musical tastes went more then anything.

With Teeth wasn't bad mind you, some good tracks on there... just wasn't The Downward Spiral.

Somehow his (Trent's) being 'cleaned up' hasn't really helped his music too much its sad to day. (IMHO)
Feb 04, 2008 10:04am
2.  avatar Erik said:

I completely agree with you GT-D. The Downward Spiral was a freaking, insane masterpiece. Ironically, though, Trent Reznor's music has suffered a downward spiral since then, as he emerged from his deep depression. I still think NIN has something to offer, but it's much more of a commercial, "friendlier" (and more boring) sound.

This is what happens when rock stars get older. Do you think Paul McCartney is still as good as he used to be?
Feb 04, 2008 10:22am
3.  avatar Whipdaddy said:

Downward Spiral was definitely ahead of its time and really pushed industrial & electronica music into the limelight during the mid 90's. Trent Reznor has always been a visionary and done his own thing his way, remember when he wrote music for Doom 3? Check out his latest 2007 Studio Album Year Zero which I highly recommend if you enjoy Downward Spiral as much as I do.

Feb 05, 2008 11:54am
4.  avatar GT-D said:

I meant "say" not "day" (woops)

yeah, people have told me that Year Zero is fairly good. Haven't had a chance to pick it up yet.
Feb 07, 2008 10:32am
5.  avatar silence omo7 said:

I just got The Fragile. That album is just pure emotion pouring from your speakers! Trent was in a very, very dark place when he created The Fragile. Worth it, totally worth it.

Albums in order of favorites: The Fragile (amazing), With Teeth (my first exposure to NIN), The Downward Spiral/Pretty Hate Machine (I can't pick a favorite), Year Zero (haven't listened to it at all)
Mar 12, 2008 10:11pm
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