"afraid of my lack of talent." Trent, you did all of the instruments by yourself and learned them because bands weren't getting the sound you wanted, except drums. That is insanely talented.
Vlad Tepes Dracul let's see... what about Dave Grohl, Josh Homme, & Jack White? they are also talented people and played almost all the instruments in their first album
Lap Duy Nguyen Thien Of course they should be greatly revered, the problem is often that the younger audience does not know or understand how truly incredible that is.
Vlad Tepes Dracul III who cares though. Why do you care so much about random kids and what they know about executing music. Trent isnt even the genius everyone makes him out to be. He had lots of help and ushered into the industry. he had access to knowledge and equipment, its really not as genius as you think. Hes also a liar and closet egomaniac.
Nick Kapenkar Him and my LOVE of music are the reasons why I am a DJ for 25 years. So much so that my early goth band mates would jokingly tease me nicknamed me Boy Reznor cause all my Synth riffs were dark dance riffs. However I Agree Trent is a Superamazingly talented hombre It’s crazy how much he hated himself
Yes and you get a double album worth of NIN...I saw them on that tour and getting that album in 99 I was 18..The Fragile & Broken are top 2 favorite records..
Trent and NIN changed my life when it was going from really bad to worse. It's still the most incredible synchronicity I've ever experienced, 11 years later. Thank you.
I remember maybe around 1995....I went to Media Play to buy a new CD, and I saw Further Down The Spiral. The CD cost $3.99 and I thought it was a single or a sampling (CDs generally cost between $12 and $15 back then). I bought the CD, found out it was a full length album, and it literally blew my mind. I frickin loved it! and $3.99!!?....Trent was a true pioneer. I respect the shit out of NIN since that day forward. Also, once you've seen him live....forget about it. Spectacular performer!
I completely agree with Trent when he says that "With Teeth" was his most honest record. I noticed that the first time I listened to the thing the whole way through. He was self-reflective on a lot of things when it came to his past & was growing as a person in the songs, and I remember getting so excited as the record went on & on. Trent has such a great way of telling his stories and making you feel a part of it somehow. He's not on a pedestal on the record, it's almost like he's sitting down and telling you something so very personal. The fact that he ever thought of suicide makes me really sad, because he's such a good person.
You have no idea how many people I've come across that thinks NIN is an actual band. It's one guy until he tours. I've known this since I was a teenager. Recognize the talent.
Trent has sailed so close to the edge he's frightened by the concept of going over into the unknown....over intellectualizing things is a component of it all.....
Somebody told me recently that I need to get out of my own head. If you know what you're doing, even if you don't, back off of the throttle and check what is happening around you. It's most vital.
I miss the music industry in the 90's... I never thought I'd say that but there was music stores, more concerts, better exposure in terms of culture...Say what you will I liked digging and taking chances on bands. I didn't mind paying for physical copies (still don't). MTV played music videos from more then just 10 pop bullshit R and B "market-rap" ...good times
Although, it's good to see less people relying on record labels. So many artists that have emerged that labels would never have given a chance, some of them are pretty good too!
I definitely feel your sentiment despite not being alive in the 90s. I do love physical music and taking a chance on something i’ve never heard, but I also love that the internet can expose you to so much amazing music from all over. There’s good in both
The one good thing to come from Terminator Salvation was the trailer. I was instantly mesmerized and the first thing I did after the movie i was watching, was RUclips terminator salvation trailer music. I've listened to the fragile so much I can't even put a number on it. Pretty hate machine is a close second in number of listens. Now the watchmen score is racing to number 1.
Trent was a master at many things but one for sure is the way he puts together live shows. I went to many shows on the Fragile tour and the With Teeth tour. Great light show.
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Intelligent, humble, down to earth and extremely creative. Everything a human being should be. I do hope Tapeworm will be revisited in the future because that project has immense potential.
Props on this video, you did a great job narrowing Reznor’s life through interviews. He’s quite transparent and enjoyed the parts and snippets you created here. Centers the art in music from creation peeling pieces of the human spirit for fans to enjoy. Thank You
Interesting thoughts from Trent here. I'm not a musician, but I am creative in other ways and listening to him outlining his creative process was very insightful.
Nice mix of stuff where you can see some of what he's gone through. No matter what you think of Trent, it's hard to deny that surviving this long in the music industry, doing both performance and soundtrack work, is an admirable feat. It's obvious age has tempered him somewhat, and he comes across as pretty level in this.
Very well done, sir! I'm impressed of how you managed to get a narrative deep story out of seemingly regular work-related interviews. While watching this I felt how the inner world of a person revolves around his personality, deeds and occupation in life. How that inner world has a life of it's own and, if uncontrolled, can distort your reality, can influence personality in unpredictable ways, somewhat damaging or flatout destructible, can force one's deeds against his values or judgement or will. Here we see a story of a human being, flawed like everyone else in many relatable ways. And the best part is when we can clearly see that one can always take responsibility for his fate, for his actions, for who he/she is in the end, fighting off the desires and gaining control over that inner world and, as a result, things outside of it that we call life. This film also made me like NIN's song "everything" and gain deep respect for it, now that I've understood the story of a life struggle that inspired it.
Trent is literally me, man. Ego aside, hearing that he was the only one producing those compositions, writing the lyrics, doing the vocals, most likely engineering them as well. No way am I his equal, but this is my rule of thumb 95% of the time. This man is the epitome of what it means to be musically independent, and to create an entirely new genre.
I like how at one point he mentions an upcoming album is more like a collection of songs that can stand on their own as opposed to previous albums that are epic as a whole. Then a few years later he mentions his new album will be like a whole piece instead of just a collection of songs. Both are great ways to look at it. Myself personally I always try to do the next thing differently than the last one to try and keep things fresh. This was an informative and inspirational video.
There's an honesty and an integrity to it, that I think can only come from meaning something, instead of pretending you're a character doing something.
PHM is still my favorite album he's done. Live he is fantastic I was lucky enough a while back he toured twice in a small venue my brother and I went to both . He was insecure and stated he was afraid of his lack of talent WTF,. He's one of the most innovative and extremely talented people I've heard in a long time even plus his work with Atticus Ross. He took on Marilyn Manson and the Spooky Kids I still refer to them. His wife has a beautiful voice as well. I can honestly say I like every single album this man has created. I loved his induction speech for The Cure at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. He should be inducted as well. The Cure's best album Pornography.(1982)
Fragile was 24/7 for 3 years straight.... What a fucking genius masterpiece. I am jelaous I can't forget about this album completely just to be able to discover it again!
Tomas, thank you for putting this together. It's so interesting to see someone who is so talented, be so insecure. Nine Inch Nails is by far one of the best bands that has ever existed.
Nice job, Tomas! As someone who has loved NIN since... I think 1994, it's a treat actually SEEING interviews with Trent (I've read lots over the ages, but, for whatever reason, actually not SEEN many). SUPER inspiring stuff. Thanks for assembling these, in the way you did.
And he's still kicking fucking ass almost 20 years later. I just saw him end a tour in Cleveland for a one night only reunion with the 90s lineup. It was perfect, as always. Nine Inch Nails has provided the soundtrack to my life for most of my 40 years.
1:03 the way they cut from one scene to another made it look like he played that gig then went to the interview\ like Yeah me Trent Reznor when i'm not on tour i play gigs in a retro 80s pop band in the town i grew up in just for giggles.
and Trent, if you ever read this,I'd like to say that you are one of the most capable people that I've ever heard of in articulating the complex emotions of..being a...human (I lack your talents, clearly)
Thats probably why they added that clip as an example while he spoke about how drug and alcohol use was a hindrance rather than freeing. Were you listening to him.
#Trent Reznor is a genius , im so happy he is still here and I just want him to keep going his music is timeless endless nameless and Nine Inch Nails are by far the best band in the world as of right now 19 October 2022 and I haven't seen a better band live than what he created and is truly a gift in this lifetime we are in , im so glad I am alive to see Nine Inch nails play im my life and it wouldn't be as good if they were not here , thankyou #Nine Inch Nails ^1^
adding to "watch later" ..might not even remove it after viewing. one of my heavy influences right here. I love the way he goes about almost everything that he does.
trent is a genius!!!!!he inspired me to become a producer.i can't play the guitar ,or play a piano,but I can play a drum machine and use a computer!!!!Thank you trent!!!!!!
Amazing. Saw him once live right up front about 2 years ago.....Didn't get to meet him however maybe someday...Either way I will be following him. I really loved "The Fragile" more than the other albums but every album has it's place.
Oh no, not weird at all! Some people just "have that voice" or they don't. For instance, Gary Numan's autobiography "(R)evolution" is narrated by the man himself, his speaking voice and style are just wonderful as well. Yet completely different, of course. No wonder they were eventually drawn together. 🔺☮️🖤⚡
David Bowie was his idol and he was also very good for Trent when he worked with him he told him what he had to do to stay for the rest of his life/career.
Thanks Tomas Guitar for posting, and thank you to Trent Reznor for creating so much music that expresses real emotion: please keep doing so for many years to come!
Brilliant piece! I find myself a bit envious. I've always wanted to work with him too and this is probably as close as I will ever get. I had no idea he and I had so much in common, being so opposite. I love it. I really love it! Thank you so much for this.
So true that tweaking sounds after sound after sound without a 'song' structure can lead one to become busily engaged in not doing much. (but it is as fun as fk).
I wouldn't say he can't be touched, and I love Trent. But Maynard James Keenan is a monster lyricist too. Manson's lyrics were top notch from Antichrist through Holy Wood. Kurt Cobain, Billy Corgan, Jim Morrison, and... David Fucking Bowie! Some pretty bitchin' lyricists.
![Trent Reznor Interview [2005]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/-tWskjE7zao/mqdefault.jpg)
"afraid of my lack of talent." Trent, you did all of the instruments by yourself and learned them because bands weren't getting the sound you wanted, except drums. That is insanely talented.
Vlad Tepes Dracul let's see... what about Dave Grohl, Josh Homme, & Jack White? they are also talented people and played almost all the instruments in their first album
Lap Duy Nguyen Thien Of course they should be greatly revered, the problem is often that the younger audience does not know or understand how truly incredible that is.
Vlad Tepes Dracul well, i'm 16. btw, why hasn't Jack White teamed up with any of the people above? he just always sticks with LJ
Vlad Tepes Dracul III who cares though. Why do you care so much about random kids and what they know about executing music. Trent isnt even the genius everyone makes him out to be. He had lots of help and ushered into the industry. he had access to knowledge and equipment, its really not as genius as you think. Hes also a liar and closet egomaniac.
Your Savior your Grammer sucks
"afraid of lack of talent" -- says the most talented musician ever IMO.
It's every artist's biggest fear.
Agreed!
I agree. Trent is the most talented musician I have ever seen/heard.
shows how hard he worked, he never let it go to his head, hes a very smart person period
Nick Kapenkar Him and my LOVE of music are the reasons why I am a DJ for 25 years. So much so that my early goth band mates would jokingly tease me nicknamed me Boy Reznor cause all my Synth riffs were dark dance riffs. However I Agree Trent is a Superamazingly talented hombre It’s crazy how much he hated himself
Most people agree that the downward spiral was his masterpiece. I totally get that but for me, I think the Fragile was his true masterpiece.
Yes and you get a double album worth of NIN...I saw them on that tour and getting that album in 99 I was 18..The Fragile & Broken are top 2 favorite records..
Absolutely agree. The Fragile is one of my favourite albums of all time.
With Teeth is his tue masterpiece imo it’s solid bangers
The come latelys like the fragile better
With teeth is the best album by far imo
I like how vulnerable and open he is in his interviews
Ikr
He is the motzart of our time, I'm just happy he made it through the angry time and is in a happy place
in a warm place even
nine inch nails kept me alive for 38 years so far,thanks for the music trent
You kept yourself alive.
Keeshan Barton...ditto mate. Like you’d not believe unless you’ve lived it mate.
Hope you're doing well
Please confirm status ...Dead or Alive
Just one great haircut after another.
I'm jealous tbh
Handsome man, right after Andrew Eldritch. :)
Lol!
watchALLthethings - Precious comment. That type of hair is actually pretty difficult to style or get an overall hold of though, for real.
🤣
Trent and NIN changed my life when it was going from really bad to worse. It's still the most incredible synchronicity I've ever experienced, 11 years later. Thank you.
Trent's work is timeless
I remember maybe around 1995....I went to Media Play to buy a new CD, and I saw Further Down The Spiral. The CD cost $3.99 and I thought it was a single or a sampling (CDs generally cost between $12 and $15 back then). I bought the CD, found out it was a full length album, and it literally blew my mind. I frickin loved it! and $3.99!!?....Trent was a true pioneer. I respect the shit out of NIN since that day forward. Also, once you've seen him live....forget about it. Spectacular performer!
I completely agree with Trent when he says that "With Teeth" was his most honest record. I noticed that the first time I listened to the thing the whole way through. He was self-reflective on a lot of things when it came to his past & was growing as a person in the songs, and I remember getting so excited as the record went on & on. Trent has such a great way of telling his stories and making you feel a part of it somehow. He's not on a pedestal on the record, it's almost like he's sitting down and telling you something so very personal. The fact that he ever thought of suicide makes me really sad, because he's such a good person.
You have no idea how many people I've come across that thinks NIN is an actual band. It's one guy until he tours. I've known this since I was a teenager. Recognize the talent.
ye i almost forget that sometimes myself. very talented person. he should have gone for the name "trent reznor band"
Not true anymore, only in the begging, he has used a studio band since 94
izer202
He works with Atticus Ross now
I think its smart, the Prodigy is the same idea. Liam Howlett staying behind the scenes making all the music.
This and the prodigy
Trent has sailed so close to the edge he's frightened by the concept of going over into the unknown....over intellectualizing things is a component of it all.....
Somebody told me recently that I need to get out of my own head. If you know what you're doing, even if you don't, back off of the throttle and check what is happening around you. It's most vital.
@@NobodyCaresALot I needed to hear this today
Since 1989 you have kept me alive. Mr. Reznor, I have only seen you live once, but listened a lifetime, a lifetime that could've ceased. Thank you
I miss the music industry in the 90's... I never thought I'd say that but there was music stores, more concerts, better exposure in terms of culture...Say what you will I liked digging and taking chances on bands. I didn't mind paying for physical copies (still don't). MTV played music videos from more then just 10 pop bullshit R and B "market-rap" ...good times
I agree my friend. In easy terms, the current music industry is even worse, that what is was 4 years ago. It's "Shit."
Although, it's good to see less people relying on record labels. So many artists that have emerged that labels would never have given a chance, some of them are pretty good too!
I totally agree and I wasn't even born in the 90s
I definitely feel your sentiment despite not being alive in the 90s. I do love physical music and taking a chance on something i’ve never heard, but I also love that the internet can expose you to so much amazing music from all over. There’s good in both
@@daneleslie9534 true!!
one of the few musicians that has a catalog that i can listen to in its entirety front to back in one sitting. and love it
Ironically, "Fragile" has always been my favorite.
Bethany Fairbrother I found that album in 2015, first I had ever heard from him, and it is still my favorite album
The one good thing to come from Terminator Salvation was the trailer. I was instantly mesmerized and the first thing I did after the movie i was watching, was RUclips terminator salvation trailer music. I've listened to the fragile so much I can't even put a number on it. Pretty hate machine is a close second in number of listens. Now the watchmen score is racing to number 1.
Trent was a master at many things but one for sure is the way he puts together live shows. I went to many shows on the Fragile tour and the With Teeth tour. Great light show.
Intelligent, humble, down to earth and extremely creative. Everything a human being should be. I do hope Tapeworm will be revisited in the future because that project has immense potential.
Props on this video, you did a great job narrowing Reznor’s life through interviews. He’s quite transparent and enjoyed the parts and snippets you created here. Centers the art in music from creation peeling pieces of the human spirit for fans to enjoy. Thank You
Interesting thoughts from Trent here. I'm not a musician, but I am creative in other ways and listening to him outlining his creative process was very insightful.
Very awesome. Especially the end. Trent looks genuinely happy.
Thanks for making this. There are a lot of interview snippets that I've never seen.
Nice mix of stuff where you can see some of what he's gone through.
No matter what you think of Trent, it's hard to deny that surviving this long in the music industry, doing both performance and soundtrack work, is an admirable feat. It's obvious age has tempered him somewhat, and he comes across as pretty level in this.
The social network score was brilliant, the watchmen score is a goddamned masterpiece.
Very well done, sir!
I'm impressed of how you managed to get a narrative deep story out of seemingly regular work-related interviews.
While watching this I felt how the inner world of a person revolves around his personality, deeds and occupation in life. How that inner world has a life of it's own and, if uncontrolled, can distort your reality, can influence personality in unpredictable ways, somewhat damaging or flatout destructible, can force one's deeds against his values or judgement or will.
Here we see a story of a human being, flawed like everyone else in many relatable ways. And the best part is when we can clearly see that one can always take responsibility for his fate, for his actions, for who he/she is in the end, fighting off the desires and gaining control over that inner world and, as a result, things outside of it that we call life.
This film also made me like NIN's song "everything" and gain deep respect for it, now that I've understood the story of a life struggle that inspired it.
Trent , You really reached into your heart and soul to share with all of Us who you really are , your beautiful Man !
Trent is literally me, man. Ego aside, hearing that he was the only one producing those compositions, writing the lyrics, doing the vocals, most likely engineering them as well. No way am I his equal, but this is my rule of thumb 95% of the time. This man is the epitome of what it means to be musically independent, and to create an entirely new genre.
Don't sell yourself short. Who knows? You could be the next TR.
Just be you bro that’s good enough
I like how at one point he mentions an upcoming album is more like a collection of songs that can stand on their own as opposed to previous albums that are epic as a whole.
Then a few years later he mentions his new album will be like a whole piece instead of just a collection of songs.
Both are great ways to look at it. Myself personally I always try to do the next thing differently than the last one to try and keep things fresh.
This was an informative and inspirational video.
There's an honesty and an integrity to it, that I think can only come from meaning something, instead of pretending you're a character doing something.
Kudos to the author for putting these clips together! Having the access to see the human side of Trent with his challenges is very insightful.
7:14 - Tropic Thunder - Robert Downey Jr. ---- "I'm a dude playing a dude disguised as another dude"
More like existentialism but good try
PHM is still my favorite album he's done. Live he is fantastic I was lucky enough a while back he toured twice in a small venue my brother and I went to both . He was insecure and stated he was afraid of his lack of talent WTF,. He's one of the most innovative and extremely talented people I've heard in a long time even plus his work with Atticus Ross. He took on Marilyn Manson and the Spooky Kids I still refer to them. His wife has a beautiful voice as well. I can honestly say I like every single album this man has created. I loved his induction speech for The Cure at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. He should be inducted as well. The Cure's best album Pornography.(1982)
I'm such a fanboy and I need more nine inch nails
+Verne Butler I just recently got the fragile. soooo amazing
+Aaron L That's a great one, I finally got the Downward Spiral like last week
Fragile was 24/7 for 3 years straight.... What a fucking genius masterpiece. I am jelaous I can't forget about this album completely just to be able to discover it again!
This guy is so smart..Love him
Thank you, Trent for inspiring me to move on. Every day.
Tomas, thank you for putting this together. It's so interesting to see someone who is so talented, be so insecure. Nine Inch Nails is by far one of the best bands that has ever existed.
Now add some stuff of Hesitation Marks and its a nice biography. Love it.
ask and you shall receive "Into The Void" Nine Inch Nails Documentary
TG I subbed because of this comment.
The sexiest man in the world
lol he is sexy cuz he is successful
Hitler was Vegan im not even mad, this is fucking hilarious
Werdddd
What does that have to do with music?
Nice job, Tomas! As someone who has loved NIN since... I think 1994, it's a treat actually SEEING interviews with Trent (I've read lots over the ages, but, for whatever reason, actually not SEEN many). SUPER inspiring stuff. Thanks for assembling these, in the way you did.
He is an excellent producer and songwriter performer I hope he keeps doing it
That opening line gave me chills. I feel the exact same way about my music career. Id be doing it anyway even if I never made a dime from it.
Great job with this. These are some of the very best TR interviews. Thanks for posting.
Good job, as an old school NIN fan I really enjoyed it!!!
And he's still kicking fucking ass almost 20 years later. I just saw him end a tour in Cleveland for a one night only reunion with the 90s lineup. It was perfect, as always. Nine Inch Nails has provided the soundtrack to my life for most of my 40 years.
What a fucking incredible show that was
Excellent vid! Trent Reznor has been one of my favorite musicians since about 1994 😁
Best musician of my time. His music makes me feel things that no other music ever has come close 2
Too fucked up to care for forgotten sores. Too fucked up to care any more! Feel my hands clenched full of rage! To fucked up to care any more!
1:03 the way they cut from one scene to another made it look
like he played that gig then went to the interview\ like Yeah me Trent
Reznor when i'm not on tour i play gigs in a retro 80s pop band
in the town i grew up in just for giggles.
and Trent, if you ever read this,I'd like to say that you are one of the most capable people that I've ever heard of in articulating the complex emotions of..being a...human (I lack your talents, clearly)
Trent Reznor, You are bursting at the seems with raw and refined talent!!!
That concert clip of Piggy from the Fragility tour is quite disturbing... you can bet your ass he wasn't sober then.
+Colonel Sanders Exactly why I love that
Disturbing?! You mean that in a good way right?!
(at 10:17)
doubt ruining the show could be a good thing for anybody
Thats probably why they added that clip as an example while he spoke about how drug and alcohol use was a hindrance rather than freeing. Were you listening to him.
#Trent Reznor is a genius , im so happy he is still here and I just want him to keep going his music is timeless endless nameless and Nine Inch Nails are by far the best band in the world as of right now 19 October 2022 and I haven't seen a better band live than what he created and is truly a gift in this lifetime we are in , im so glad I am alive to see Nine Inch nails play im my life and it wouldn't be as good if they were not here , thankyou #Nine Inch Nails ^1^
Trent seems like a really shy guy.
Not too surprising. He gets shit from people a lot of the time for no clear reason. Jealousy perhaps.
adding to "watch later" ..might not even remove it after viewing. one of my heavy influences right here. I love the way he goes about almost everything that he does.
trent is a genius!!!!!he inspired me to become a producer.i can't play the guitar ,or play a piano,but I can play a drum machine and use a computer!!!!Thank you trent!!!!!!
i really enjoyed these insights, thanks for making this
I do have to tell this channel that Trent reznor saved my life. I named my son Trent. And sobriety does fuckin work. I'm proud to be a nin fan.
One of the true greats
Amazing. Saw him once live right up front about 2 years ago.....Didn't get to meet him however maybe someday...Either way I will be following him. I really loved "The Fragile" more than the other albums but every album has it's place.
Briwan Younger r
I have to thank the producers of this Channel. You are Awesome Thank you so much 🙏🙏🙏
Hands covered Bruce - The best music for an opening scene I'v ever heard. Brilliant .
Wonderful mix of various interviews-thanks for making this!
If Trent did audio books I would buy them all.
That might sound weird, but I really like his speaking voice.
Oh no, not weird at all! Some people just "have that voice" or they don't. For instance, Gary Numan's autobiography "(R)evolution" is narrated by the man himself, his speaking voice and style are just wonderful as well. Yet completely different, of course. No wonder they were eventually drawn together. 🔺☮️🖤⚡
I cannot believe he is that humble and yet so talented. He is my introverted emo-hair dream guy.
David Bowie was his idol and he was also very good for Trent when he worked with him he told him what he had to do to stay for the rest of his life/career.
Thanks Tomas Guitar for posting, and thank you to Trent Reznor for creating so much music that expresses real emotion: please keep doing so for many years to come!
You are a true Artist and a real person.
I have so much respect for Trent ! It’s nice to see this side of him .
Trent Reznor is a musical genius!!!
Great watch / listen. Thank you very much for posting.
Brilliant piece! I find myself a bit envious. I've always wanted to work with him too and this is probably as close as I will ever get. I had no idea he and I had so much in common, being so opposite. I love it. I really love it! Thank you so much for this.
Trent's doing great. I think he's awesome!
Nice job. My favorite artist. THE BEST
Great video man, thanks a lot.
Great video. Thanks for the composition.
Crazy to hear him say Rick Rubin helped him. Seems like that guy has his hands in everything.
My thoughts exactly
So true that
tweaking sounds after sound after sound without a 'song' structure can lead one to
become busily engaged in
not doing much. (but it is as fun as fk).
Trent is a huge inspiration to my Shitty music. To do it because you want to, to try and be different etc.
Very cool mix of interviews :) nice job
Still here Trent!
Biggest smile you’ll ever see on Trent’s face is that Oscar photo.
21:12 Trent and the hair that featured in the video up to that point had finally parted ways due “creative differences”. In its place session hair
17:38 He's like " wtf dudes I'm just a guy stop screaming"
Around 4:35 theres some really good insight into his creative process.
Excellent!! What a guy. So humble, real and honest. I love RUclips. Thank u Thomas Guitar. Peace out.
Humble? Do your. Rresearch on RUclips having temper tantrum s, he is an arrogant pre madonna! I still love him a genius in some aspects!
People say perfectionism is unhealthy but on the contrary it produces some of the greatest expressions of humanity.
So very very inspiring im grateful to him
"with teeth" is by far the best NIN album. i put Reznor up there with the greats. lyrically he can't really be touched.
Lyrically I personally think Trent is pretty bad... musically... he is a GOD
I wouldn't say he can't be touched, and I love Trent. But Maynard James Keenan is a monster lyricist too. Manson's lyrics were top notch from Antichrist through Holy Wood. Kurt Cobain, Billy Corgan, Jim Morrison, and... David Fucking Bowie!
Some pretty bitchin' lyricists.
With Teeth es como In Rainbows: álbumes de la década del 2000 que superaron sus obras maestras de los 90 (The Downward Spiral y Ok Computer).
Obviously never heard of Chris Cornell...may he Rest In Peace
Uhhh....dude No. I love NIN, but lyrics are not his specialty.
God I miss when artists had something to say
He kind of makes me think of a younger Snape
really enjoyed this..inspiring. thank you. x
Extremely talented
i'd be in your band trent, just sayin 👌
That was the best art on YT!
thanks TG! great doco!
How much did he hate walking to that window.
Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate hairstyles
really inspirational. thx
This is very helpful
Thank you! This is really great :D
Great documentary