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roboshit posted:Maybe I’m dumb, but is it legit buying these tickets on Stubhub? Yeah the prices are a bit of a ripoff but I would have bought a couple if it didn’t involve driving 3 hours both ways to Dallas to stand in line all day. I guess I thought the whole point of Trent doing this was so they DIDN’T end up on these sites? I think Trent put this dog and pony together just to generate demand and stoke the ego a bit. You'll be fine buying off Stubhub.
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STONE COLD 64 posted:nin tix for friday dropped to $30 
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I’m getting old. Tonight’s show was too loud. Lots of unexpected songs on the set list. Good times.
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Dr Tran posted:I’m getting old. Tonight’s show was too loud.  What unexpected songs? New or old? I'm curious now!
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Rageaholic Monkey posted:Time to invest in some earplugs, grandpa Looks like I'm Afraid of Americans, Metal, and I Do Not Want This are the most surprising things they played.
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TOOT BOOT posted:Looks like I'm Afraid of Americans, Metal, and I Do Not Want This are the most surprising things they played.  I've seen them play I'm Afraid of Americans before, but the latter 2 are almost never played, at least in the last several years. What the fuuuuuuuuuuuck e: Yeah, checked setlist.fm and I Do Not Want This hasn't been played since 2009. drat. Rageaholic fucked around with this message at 08:48 on Jun 14, 2018 |
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glam rock hamhock posted:They added some new dates Now with EVEN MORE LA but still no PNW shows! 
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Huh, no other new tracks played. I'm surprised.
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Dr Tran posted:I’m getting old. Tonight’s show was too loud.
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Yeah, no Hand That Feeds or Hurt in sight really stands out. No songs from the previous EP either, which seems really weird, considering how recent it is.
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NuclearPotato posted:Yeah, no Hand That Feeds or Hurt in sight really stands out. No songs from the previous EP either, which seems really weird, considering how recent it is.  Hurt's been the set closer forever. At least as long as I've been seeing them.
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Rageaholic Monkey posted:Wait really? I've never liked Hurt that much and am OK with it being left out. Can somebody post the setlist? I'm at work and they have setlist.fm blocked.
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NuclearPotato posted:Yeah, no Hand That Feeds or Hurt in sight really stands out. No songs from the previous EP either, which seems really weird, considering how recent it is. Metal Me, I'm Not The Beginning of the End Survivalism March of the Pigs The Lovers Find My Way Burn God Break Down the Door Letting You Gave Up Even Deeper I Do Not Want This I'm Afraid of Americans Less Than Came Back Haunted Only Wish Head Like a Hole Talk about a varied setlist, even if it does have a number of staples. I definitely would never call Year Zero having the most songs in a setlist in the year 2018. Also, I get why TBITE is before Survivalism but it seems weird to open with Metal, to go a slow song, and then finally get to The Beginning is the End. That's a song meant to be an opener.
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Can he just retire Gave Up, Wish, and HLAH at this point?
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Leon Einstein posted:Can he just retire Gave Up, Wish, and HLAH at this point? It sure would be nice. But for every one of us who would like that, there are 3 people who would be pissed to spend $100+ and not hear them. At least he retired Hurt and Closer (or gave them a break)
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If old fans of bands got their wish (and this extends far beyond NIN) then concert setlists would be nothing but B-sides.
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I don't think it's necessarily all old fans even, plenty of old fans only listen occasionally and don't go every tour and would expect the hits. An ideal NIN setlist to me which would be hated by 95% of the people who are buying tickets and $10 beers and just want to scream "fist gently caress" and "I wanna gently caress you like an animal" Happiness in Slavery (with Trent magically getting his early 90s voice back) Last Sanctified Ruiner Big Man With a Gun Eraser The Perfect Drug Closer to God Just Like You Imagined La Mer The Great Below The Way Out is Through 10 Miles High Leaving Hope All the Love in the World The Good Soldier The Warning Echoplex Copy of A Less Than And All That Could Have Been Nail Rat fucked around with this message at 20:50 on Jun 14, 2018 |
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Secondary market prices for the two Detroit shows are steadily falling still. Has anyone bit on below-face tickets yet? I can get in the door for $55 and on the main floor for $75 (after StubHub fees)... At this point, I'm content to see if things drop even further as we get closer to the show date.
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i'm betting once people start seeing the setlist you'll be able to get some cheap seats.
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Nail Rat posted:Happiness in Slavery (with Trent magically getting his early 90s voice back) Why won't he play The Only Time again? That song is by far the best PHM played live.
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i could see the way out is through being brought back as an intro to burning bright trent is always a nerd for cool transitions in songs like that. my favorite transition was a warm place leaking into somewhat damaged during tension
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Nail Rat posted:Metal Barry posted:If old fans of bands got their wish (and this extends far beyond NIN) then concert setlists would be nothing but B-sides.
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Leon Einstein posted:This is a good set list, but we all know there's no way he'll ever play The Perfect Drug. I'm pretty sure he really hates that song. Yeah I mean it's a dream setlist for an old fan who's seen them 10 times or so. He's also never played leaving hope or and all that could have been, or closer to God for that matter. I still feel like it was a wasted opportunity to not play And All that Could Have Been on Wave Goodbye. But the point is you can't let people like me make the setlists or most people there will be pissed. quote:Huh, I'm definitely jealous of that setlist. I dig favoring the older stuff over the newer. To clarify, I wasn't there and I don't have tickets to any show (though I feel like the odds I'll resist stubhubbing one of the Chicago shows is basically nothing), I just was bored enough at work to pull up setlist.fm
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Nail Rat posted:Yeah I mean it's a dream setlist for an old fan who's seen them 10 times or so. He's also never played leaving hope or and all that could have been, or closer to God for that matter. But the point is you can't let people like me make the setlists or most people there will be pissed. FYI, he played Closer to God a few times in the 90s. It just seems to me at this point his fan base is more the hardcore fans that stuck around. It's not like he's snagging the teens these days. Wouldn't hurt to play deep cuts. For the record, that Vegas set list is pretty great with only minor quibbles as a fan that's seen him tons of times.
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Leon Einstein posted:FYI, he played Closer to God a few times in the 90s. Oh well then gently caress. I only really got into NIN in the early 2000s, sorry. I wish I'd been there in the halcyon days  And yeah the Vegas setlist is pretty good. Letting Closer, Hurt, The Hand that Feeds and a couple others rest is a good move. One day he'll do the same for Wish and Gave up...one day. Edit: while I know he's not bringing in new teen fans, I really think you underestimate the number of older long time fans who won't know much of anything besides the downard spiral, broken, PHM, and maybe singles since then. The 3 sold out Chicago shows constitute 15k tickets, I'm not sure if there's 15k people in Chicago who know what Ghosts or Still are. I mean maybe there are, but they wouldn't want to hear the songs. Nail Rat fucked around with this message at 02:48 on Jun 15, 2018 |
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Is it Gave Up or Happiness in Slavery that he barely had any input writing?
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precision posted:Is it Gave Up or Happiness in Slavery that he barely had any input writing? Never heard that about either. I do know Pigface seemed a little snarky about Trent getting credit on Suck.
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STONE COLD 64 posted:i was always under the impression that suck was written by albini "Suck" is what I was thinking of, and yeah that was written by Pigface/Albini and I believe Reznor/Interscope failed to put that in the liner notes for the first pressings of Broken. Also the Pigface version is better in every way, even Reznor's vocals are better on that version lmao
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Leon Einstein posted:Can he just retire Gave Up, Wish, and HLAH at this point? Those songs all own so no.  Rageaholic Monkey posted:Huh, I'm definitely jealous of that setlist. I dig favoring the older stuff over the newer. When I saw them at Coachella 14 years ago now the only thing off of the Wish LP they played was From the Edge of the Deep Green Sea. I didn't even recognize it at first and wondered 'why this one? I guess Robert really likes it'. It was never a single or even a potential candidate as far as I know.
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precision posted:Last is way better than Gave Up and Wish combined Bonus points if it's the weird Butch Vig version that sounds like a hair metal band
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precision posted:Last is way better than Gave Up and Wish combined Agreed, that's why it's on my "dream" setlist and the others aren't  He played it one of the two nights I saw NIN for Wave Goodbye in Chicago and it was a highlight for me.
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people complaining about "$50+" ticket prices in this thread are hilarious. the two Brooklyn shows added just went on sale. Standing room pit is $245, front ten center rows and front five side rows are $195, front half orchestra seating is $145, back orchestra is $95, balcony is $70 or $50 for some incredibly awful obstructed seats. that's all before Ticketmaster fees of course. I would like to see Nine Inch Nails some day, I think, but man, not that much. NYC is so hosed, pricing-wise, jesus christ. I can't believe it's gotten this bad over the last five years also those prices are for the Tuesday show, the Wednesday show at the same venue is $5 more for every ticket 
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StubHub has orchestra seating at Radiocity for $140 or so
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I’m going to the Meltdown show in London and would be absolutely stoked to get that set, particularly The Beginning Is The End and Afraid of Americans. I’m even more excited now. My only quibble would be the lack of Closer but I know Trent is probably incredibly fuckin’ bored of singing that song; I just still love it and it never gets old to me, particularly the way a new element is added/changed up every 8 bars.
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abraham linksys posted:people complaining about "$50+" ticket prices in this thread are hilarious. If you're rich, rad. Enjoy the show. I, however, am not.
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abraham linksys posted:people complaining about "$50+" ticket prices in this thread are hilarious. the two Brooklyn shows added just went on sale. Standing room pit is $245, front ten center rows and front five side rows are $195, front half orchestra seating is $145, back orchestra is $95, balcony is $70 or $50 for some incredibly awful obstructed seats. that's all before Ticketmaster fees of course. Aragon in Chicago was $100+ and Aragon is just a giant room with horrible sound. You could be barely able to see or hear anything for that $125 after fees!
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