David Bowie & Trent Reznor 1995 Interview with Kurt Loder | MTV News

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  • @paulytamale
    @paulytamale 8 лет назад +3140

    I think David Bowie wanted to collaborate with Trent Reznor because he wanted to be "the tan one" for once.

    • @abigailsockeye1586
      @abigailsockeye1586 7 лет назад +258

      the thin tan duke

    • @cellblocknine5385
      @cellblocknine5385 6 лет назад +2

      paulytamale Racist bitch.

    • @rainman8534
      @rainman8534 6 лет назад +62

      Mister Justice Bassist Rich?

    • @explode1270
      @explode1270 6 лет назад +40

      Mister Justice How is that even remotely racist?

    • @cellblocknine5385
      @cellblocknine5385 6 лет назад +3

      EXPLODE If you’re that dense that you can’t tell, I’m not going to explain the obvious.

  • @richardbuchli2567
    @richardbuchli2567 8 лет назад +2994

    As a huge NIN fan, I've seen a million interviews with Trent. This is the happiest interview I've ever seen with him...
    I can only think that it was Bowie's fault. RIP

    • @lasrealistas2185
      @lasrealistas2185 8 лет назад +151

      +Richard Buchli me too :( , oh bowie, Trent took more than a week to speak about Bowie s death, cant imagine how sad he is

    • @jayquanvo5134
      @jayquanvo5134 8 лет назад +241

      You are so right! You rarely see Trent smile in interviews. He's always so conservative & serious. Shy & unassuming as David describes, but he's quite light hearted here. You can really see that David was someone Trent trusted, respected & admired greatly.

    • @deckofcards87
      @deckofcards87 7 лет назад +93

      Richard Buchli Bowie helped pull quite a few artists out of low periods. Iggy Pop was the first which I'm forever thankful for.

    • @lisazoria2709
      @lisazoria2709 7 лет назад +27

      Richard Buchli
      True, I was thinking the same! It's so nice to see him smile for once!

    • @timcox7169
      @timcox7169 7 лет назад +22

      Pretty sure they’re both on coke.

  • @louloulou8911
    @louloulou8911 8 лет назад +1301

    I love how the interviewer isnt an ego, he doesnt keep butting in or asking stupid questions. He just keeps the two great geniuses talking and spurring on a great conversation

    • @darrenthetuber743
      @darrenthetuber743 6 лет назад +59

      DSJFKLFKJAS FSFDFSADBJ Kurt loder was a great interviwer

    • @pditties
      @pditties 6 лет назад +84

      I grew up with MTV, this interview was when i was just going into college, and I always remember Loder kicked ass in an interview. My favorite all time interview with Loder was when he interviewed Oasis. He kind of understood them but said that we will use subtitles for the viewers. Funny thing is they did!

    • @jaydarke
      @jaydarke 5 лет назад +63

      Loder is OG man. The best.

    • @lukisnootis5708
      @lukisnootis5708 5 лет назад +20

      yes, it's just the way he sits lol. like a teacher trying to be cool

    • @txdust80
      @txdust80 5 лет назад +115

      Kurt Loder wasn’t hip or cool, he was to MTV a fish out of water. The reason he was so popular on MTV was his professionalism in reporting. He would come in regardless of whether it was metal, rap, or pop just report it as if he was covering a major political event.
      And he lasted decades because of it

  • @Lotisaims
    @Lotisaims 4 года назад +470

    has anyone noticed bowies brilliant joke that he just threw away instantly... "ill be brutally Frank.... you be Earnest and ill be Frank"

    • @rancidtown
      @rancidtown 4 года назад +17

      They used that in the lemony snicket books in I think it was penultimate peril

    • @deabjork9012
      @deabjork9012 4 года назад +15

      He had a sharp wit. Sometimes I think ppl figured out later that it was a zinger. He learned from Lennon on that.❤

    • @deabjork9012
      @deabjork9012 4 года назад +9

      He was a smart boy! Miss his kinda humor. A little nudge,nudge,wink wink...say no more. (I really wanna say somthing nasty, y'know).

    • @pbplauralfilms
      @pbplauralfilms 3 года назад +1

      #dadjokes Bowie is a beautiful loss

    • @hh582
      @hh582 3 года назад

      I don’t get it.... Is it a JoJo reference?

  • @AvianSavara
    @AvianSavara 7 лет назад +1028

    For once Bowie doesn't seem like he's afraid of Americans and Reznor doesn't seem like he's one badly-worded question from assaulting the interviewer.

    • @chinchirap2
      @chinchirap2 3 года назад +36

      Why is this comment so good

    • @marcinb4647
      @marcinb4647 8 месяцев назад

      It's not good it's lazy and cringy AF@@chinchirap2

    • @sheenafrancis7560
      @sheenafrancis7560 5 месяцев назад +3

      Hilarious!

  • @MortonGoldthwait
    @MortonGoldthwait 8 лет назад +1018

    Bowie's vinyl jacket is louder than the Swans album Cop.

    • @Flugmorph
      @Flugmorph 8 лет назад +116

      lol music elitist joke

    • @Psypomp
      @Psypomp 7 лет назад

      MortonGoldthwait STOP

    • @palbo4
      @palbo4 7 лет назад +11

      Heyy cool username. I love NIN, I love Swans and I love FoxTrot so I like you

    • @Romalvx
      @Romalvx 5 лет назад +8

      SpoonyLionheart unbelievable that he didn't sweat in it. A jacket like that, zipped on any other human, would make him steam.

    • @johnnydrama8709
      @johnnydrama8709 5 лет назад +1

      Louder. Lolll ?

  • @BrokenGodEnt
    @BrokenGodEnt 3 года назад +420

    Bowie had such great taste in music. From hip-hop, to punk, to metal, to pop, etc. He really did not discriminate in the music he listened to.

    • @allisonchainz82
      @allisonchainz82 2 года назад +7

      except country. He hated it

    • @Cheese-hl5bd
      @Cheese-hl5bd 2 года назад +75

      @@allisonchainz82 exactly...great taste

    • @aaronsmith7909
      @aaronsmith7909 2 года назад +1

      @@allisonchainz82 how do you know that?

    • @ShallowDepression
      @ShallowDepression 2 года назад +2

      Would have loved to hear his take on mumble rap.

    • @bobhebel4116
      @bobhebel4116 2 года назад +6

      True. Bowie also touched on 1960s R'nB (the Mannish Boys; his first band, a mod group), folk ("Letter for Hermione", his first award-winning song), space rock ("Space Oddity", his breakout tune), music hall (most of Hunky Dory, considered by many critics his best record), glam rock (Ziggy Stardust & Aladdin Sane periods, when he broke into the mainstream), 1970s soul (his "plastic soul" era, when he moved to New York and recorded the Young Americans album with Luther Vandross), jazz ("Wild is the Wind", a gorgeous ballad on his sleek Station to Station album), garage rock ("Boys Keep Swinging" and much of his work with Iggy Pop on The Idiot record), ambient rock ("Heroes", as well as much of his Low and Lodger albums recorded in Berlin with Brian Eno), funk ("Fashion" and "Ashes to Ashes", his popular dance tunes from the later 1970s), and eventually electronica ("I'm Afraid of Americans" and most of his collaborations with Trent Reznor in the 1990s). Bowie indeed had a wide and eclectic musical palate.

  • @SatieSatie
    @SatieSatie 7 лет назад +653

    David had aged incredibly well, and Trent, now in his 50's, has aged well, too. What a beautiful collaboration it was. RIP David, one of the few true legends.

    • @Stick3x
      @Stick3x 2 года назад +4

      You will too if your wife is as beautiful as theirs😂.

    • @underwriter100
      @underwriter100 Год назад

      Hair pieces help too. David used them as most people in show business do. David’s were pretty real looking which is why many people think it was his real hair

    • @Smoove_J
      @Smoove_J Год назад +4

      Coke must interfere with the aging process somehow.

    • @SatieSatie
      @SatieSatie Год назад +1

      @@Smoove_J No, cocaine accelerates the aging process.

    • @morganreigns1984
      @morganreigns1984 Год назад +1

      @@Smoove_J no your thinking of H (eroin)

  • @ShockPopStudios
    @ShockPopStudios 8 лет назад +883

    Two brilliant artists sitting side by side here

  • @vman33
    @vman33 8 лет назад +516

    kurt loder is so cool he sits backwards in a chair just like all the kids did in the 90s

    • @GLITZandGLOOM
      @GLITZandGLOOM 8 лет назад +57

      LOL I know you're being cynical, and Kurt was a bit of an old dork. But he was my favorite MTV anchor, and always scored good interviews with some of my favorite artists, hence this video.

    • @toddpinkstonisgod
      @toddpinkstonisgod 5 лет назад +44

      He’s like the middle-aged male teacher who thinks he’s the school’s “cool teacher” to the students. *flips chair backwards, sits down* “OK dudes, let’s rap!”

    • @Find-Your-Bliss-
      @Find-Your-Bliss- 5 лет назад +1

      v
      All times
      All places
      We end up on our a&&es

    • @tragickomedy8031
      @tragickomedy8031 5 лет назад +1

      lol I didn't even notice but that's hilarious

    • @h.194
      @h.194 4 года назад +5

      He was 50 back then. He really tried to fit in the Ninetiees.

  • @llkkjgg9732
    @llkkjgg9732 8 лет назад +734

    Bowie's accent is gorgeous. Whatever he does, what ever he wears, sings or says, his hair is always beautiful and his art is amaZing.

    • @tommiller4060
      @tommiller4060 8 лет назад +27

      *He was as big a fashion icon as he was in music --- lots of people don't know that*

    • @tylerdurden4368
      @tylerdurden4368 8 лет назад +9

      +scccrm 973 ...and his eyes...what would I give for having such amazing eyes...

    • @laura.m.illustrations4179
      @laura.m.illustrations4179 8 лет назад +15

      +TylerDurden43 Well, you'd need to get punched in the face. That's why he has such cool eyes. From being punched in the eye when he was a kid.

    • @tylerdurden4368
      @tylerdurden4368 8 лет назад +8

      Laura M
      ....yes, I know the story...what a lucky guy...other one´s getting a broken nose or loosing some teeth...but Bowie`s getting the most amazing eyes on this planet ;-)...

    • @fatty5731
      @fatty5731 8 лет назад +1

      absolutely

  • @5ch3nk
    @5ch3nk 7 лет назад +442

    The best part of this video is Kurt Loder. "Gotta look cool for my interview with Bowie and Trent Reznor..think I'll go with the tight pants and leather jacket today." He goes into the interview, spins his chair around, and sits in it facing backwards - "Let's dish."

    • @CaseyWindom
      @CaseyWindom 6 лет назад +4

      Lol

    • @melancholy-6352
      @melancholy-6352 6 лет назад +14

      Gotta be adaptable, you know

    • @Johonnac
      @Johonnac 5 лет назад +1

      Liisi Altsaar Loved reading his Rolling Stone reviews since I was a teenager

    • @ahhwe-any7434
      @ahhwe-any7434 5 лет назад

      Dr drew was the cool old guy to me 😁

    • @jrzdvl3542
      @jrzdvl3542 4 года назад

      Lol

  • @absenceofcolour
    @absenceofcolour 8 лет назад +414

    Awe trent is so young! he filled out his voice well as he aged :D
    "He's such a little guy, and so shy... A scorching demon inside." lmfao!!

    • @williamhollaway1960
      @williamhollaway1960 5 лет назад

      Trent's damn near 40 in this

    • @newgame897
      @newgame897 5 лет назад +60

      @@williamhollaway1960 He's only 30 here.

    • @jobelthirty1294
      @jobelthirty1294 5 лет назад

      @@newgame897 30?! Damn son.

    • @dapperstache7747
      @dapperstache7747 3 года назад +6

      @@williamhollaway1960 This was 1995. Trent was 30.

    • @Boomblox5896
      @Boomblox5896 3 года назад

      @@jobelthirty1294 He started his career when he was in his 20s I believe. And then this is 10 years later, more or less...

  • @tylorstreett7824
    @tylorstreett7824 4 года назад +144

    This is the most 90's rock n' roll interview ever. Leather, torn Jean's, goth hair next to frosted tips, and Kurt Loder sitting on a backward chair.

    • @booster330
      @booster330 2 года назад +1

      Kurt loder is 77

    • @bderrick4944
      @bderrick4944 Год назад +6

      @@booster330 77 gets to have Kurt Loder for a year

    • @sirwi11iam
      @sirwi11iam Месяц назад

      90s, last of the best decades

  • @katevielle4263
    @katevielle4263 7 лет назад +191

    Trent always looked so happy with Bowie ❤

    • @susannaharnhart4910
      @susannaharnhart4910 5 лет назад +11

      Kate Vielle he’s so cute and joyful!

    • @spiritualcramp8000
      @spiritualcramp8000 4 года назад +22

      when you get on stage with your teenage idol... you are on top of the world

  • @deckofcards87
    @deckofcards87 7 лет назад +360

    David loved " The Downward Spiral" and I don't blame him. Trent wrote and structured the album around David's album "Low" as he's was a huge fan...can't blame him for that either.

    • @KevinCease
      @KevinCease 6 лет назад +20

      Theta I never heard that, I heard downward spiral was a complete experiment with no real idea of what was gonna happen

    • @zogmorp
      @zogmorp 5 лет назад +37

      @@KevinCease Basically, Trent listened to "Low" a lot while he was working on TDS. The track "a warm place" is inspired by a couple of the atmospheric instrumental synth tracks that are at the end of the "Low" album. The whole of TDS isn't inspired by the Bowie album.

    • @amybynight
      @amybynight 3 года назад +5

      I love it when I find out that Bowie and I were enjoying the same music at the same time

    • @thiggs93
      @thiggs93 3 года назад +6

      The Wall was a major influence on Tds

    • @thebiggusdonnus8453
      @thebiggusdonnus8453 3 года назад +8

      Gotta say, meeting one of your influences and having them admire your work has got to be the best feeling in the world.

  • @bobsponge1877
    @bobsponge1877 Год назад +63

    This is so surreal. I remember seeing this when it aired, at a girlfriend's place. I was in my mid-20's back then. Funny how you look in the mirror and see a middle aged man, but you see something like this, and still feel like your younger self for a few minutes.

  • @YeahManMillionaire
    @YeahManMillionaire 4 года назад +168

    "He's got extremely strong pair of lungs. And he's such a little guy."
    Two of the some of the best voices in that particular era were little guys that blew every one away.
    Trent Reznor and Eddie Vedder, who's only 5'6".

    • @neilsun2521
      @neilsun2521 2 года назад +1

      Lennon; McCartney and Harrison were all only 5'7" as well. Ringo even shorter.

    • @morrisonreed1
      @morrisonreed1 Год назад

      hes making a joke

    • @meruem4477
      @meruem4477 Год назад +4

      Jeff Buckley was a little guy to

    • @DendyJungle
      @DendyJungle Год назад +10

      Its wild how many front men are so short. Prince, thom yorke, bono, bruno mars, guy from fallout boy. Rivers cuomo

    • @PatienceWithAnimals-be6uc
      @PatienceWithAnimals-be6uc Год назад

      Beck is a small guy, so is the singer for GodSmack …

  • @thevoid99
    @thevoid99 8 лет назад +524

    i bet trent was fangirling throughout the entire interview as he realized "omg, i'm sitting next to david bowie... *screams*"

    • @adamblister6005
      @adamblister6005 8 лет назад +40

      +thevoid99 david bowie was doing more fangirling here.

    • @cactaceous
      @cactaceous 8 лет назад +43

      +thevoid99 Bowie needed Reznor much more. I was 16 when this happened and a huge NIN fan. I learned of Bowie through NIN and this collaboration. Became huge fan and understood how big of a fan and inspiration David was in Trent's life.

    • @utube9000
      @utube9000 8 лет назад +71

      +Pete Agassi Ummm, I don't think so. Bowie's always worked with the best of the best and was not intimidated by anyone. Respect for Trent yes, fangirling absolutely not.

    • @Ironjack53
      @Ironjack53 8 лет назад +6

      +cactaceous Hahahah Cact sorry your offbase on that comment

    • @cactaceous
      @cactaceous 8 лет назад +45

      +Ironjack53 How am I off base? I love Bowie more than I love NIN but lets have the facts right. This interview is from 1995. The Downward Spiral had come out the previous year and had been an amazing critical and commercial success. Their Woodstock 94 performance was mythologized. Bowie on the other hand was coming off the lucrative but completely panned Never Let Me Down album and the Glass Spider tour, the lackluster reception to both Tin Machine albums and the utter indifference, both commercial and critically to Black Tie White Noise and the ignored Buddha of Suburbia. That's why he went back to Eno on Outside and recruited Trent and NIN for the tour. He needed a spark. He needed a resurgence. He needed inspiration. He needed Eno and Trent to get him back on track. He got it. Outside is his best album since Scary Monsters and the tour was well received and got him back on MTV on high rotation when they both made the I'm Afraid of Americans video from Earthling. I was 16 when all of this was happening and though NIN he got exposure to a much younger demographic. I knew of Bowie but didn't feel compelled to explore until his association w NIN. So, I'm not off base.

  • @travisjohnson622
    @travisjohnson622 Год назад +17

    Everyone gushing over Bowie and Reznor. That parts a given. But lets not forget the third talent in the room: Kurt Loder. I grew up watching the man and his tasteful ways of delivering not only news but memorable interviews such as this. Not sure what hes doing these days, but he was practically the face and voice of MTV throughout the 90s. Seemed like a professional and artists seemed to have a great respect for him.

    • @EMdemo
      @EMdemo 11 месяцев назад

      Hell yeah. He's definitely one of my favorites. His voice and delivery always struck

  • @chazzdurden
    @chazzdurden 8 лет назад +329

    The way they laugh each other makes me think they had a helluva time together and they understood each other ! I love these guys :')

    • @sandmansevenseven1512
      @sandmansevenseven1512 8 лет назад +3

      I love Bowie and nin so none of this trolling bullshit , that said I am sure they were both a tad under the influence of Coke. Checkout the pupil sizes they have had a bump or two. Having fun and for Trent living a dream as he has always referenced David as a major influence.

    • @GLITZandGLOOM
      @GLITZandGLOOM 8 лет назад +25

      +sandman sevenseven They've both had substance abuse issues in the past, but David's pupil in his left eye was permanently dilated after a fist fight in his youth.

    • @luckygitane
      @luckygitane 8 лет назад +15

      Trent notably had a drug problem at the time, but Bowie had been clean for more than a decade by that point. They may have been drinking, though. *shrug*

    • @Mary-ew4ng
      @Mary-ew4ng 7 лет назад +11

      David had quit drinking a while before then, as well, that's what he was like sober.

    • @neuralmute
      @neuralmute 5 лет назад +7

      I just think that they'd been fucking.

  • @lickidesplit123
    @lickidesplit123 8 лет назад +532

    That was a great collaboration. I loved their music together. "I'm afraid of Americans" was my favorite song.

    • @ShadyPinesMa79
      @ShadyPinesMa79 8 лет назад +16

      Same here, one of my favorite Bowie songs

    • @JamesBond-dn5nd
      @JamesBond-dn5nd 8 лет назад +37

      Those were the days when MTV was actually music television. The channel should now be called reality tv (RTV).

    • @irlnd32
      @irlnd32 8 лет назад +3

      +Powernetwork he wasn't that afraid as he lived in NY

    • @dexterdog717
      @dexterdog717 8 лет назад +5

      +Powernetwork Why are you "Afraid of Americans" ? Why would Bowie be "afraid of Americans?

    • @irlnd32
      @irlnd32 8 лет назад +11

      +Powernetwork it's a song . It wasn't his life; he lived it HERE; called himself a NY'er

  • @phantasagore6012
    @phantasagore6012 8 лет назад +283

    Trent is so young here. It's amazing to see how well he's developed as an artist and gained his confidence. David has always had an amazing eye for real talent and hard work. He scoped Trent knowing how very promising he was. Funny to have such a deep love for both these two individual's art over my lifetime (as a now 30 something year old guy) and come back to find this interview I'd over looked. I knew of their tour together but never watched this. It put a smile to my face to see Trent all uncomfortable. David nonchalant but knowing Trent was to become greater with time. He was right. Trent's been playing in the background with movie soundtracks lately, but doing such increasingly incredible things. Looking forward to Trent's creations knowing David left him with some of his Legacy. I see bits and pieces of David in Trent's works these days, I'm glad and I think Trent gets it what he was given. A handing off of the torch.

    • @6.21.3.1-m
      @6.21.3.1-m 7 лет назад +4

      Vox Animus wow, I feel this as well and couldn't have said it better man!

  • @slugstucker
    @slugstucker 8 лет назад +354

    "It's not as bad as when a drummer dies onstage!" LMAO

    • @Lamron333
      @Lamron333 6 лет назад +33

      I loved that part. He's like "you think you've seen some shit, well this happened!" xD

    • @Kyle_The_Mighty
      @Kyle_The_Mighty 5 лет назад +28

      The irony being that NIN had a drummer collapse on stage with a heart murmur about a decade later

    • @badmf7974
      @badmf7974 3 года назад +6

      @@Kyle_The_Mighty And one of their pre-TDS tour drummers (not Vrenna, but Jeff Ward) died in 93, but I guess Bowie didn't know it.
      PS: Not onstage, he killed himself, he was an heroin addict, I guess that partially inspired some of the stuff in TDS.

    • @point-xn4tu
      @point-xn4tu 2 года назад +5

      The Brit humor and American humor really come together in symbiosis with these two. :-D

  • @ryanpb16
    @ryanpb16 7 лет назад +54

    They seemed like they really liked each other

  • @luchboxer
    @luchboxer Год назад +29

    Every once in a while I come back to this video to remind myself that humanity is capable of great things. Just look at these two geniuses. Look at how relaxed they are, like if they were just two random guys having a chat and not two of the most important artsits of our time. The fact that we had these two in music, is enough for you to feel proud of humanity and all the great things we are capable to do. RIP Starman for your incalculable influence on arts. And thank you for giving Trent a light of hope in all that darkness he was going thru in that time. How I wish both of them could have one more musical moment together before the end.

  • @keithhutchins8803
    @keithhutchins8803 Год назад +9

    Seeing nothing but positive comments about these two amazing men warms my heart.

  • @Qwalsius
    @Qwalsius 8 лет назад +92

    and holy shit Trent looks like a kid in this interview whereas Bowie always looked young into his 50's even

  • @thenoblerot1511
    @thenoblerot1511 3 года назад +120

    Couldn't stop smiling while watching this, two great artists in a room is a recipe for a good interview. Rest in peace David.

  • @theskoolmustard00
    @theskoolmustard00 8 лет назад +186

    I love how you hear David's leather jacket squeak while he moves

    • @theskoolmustard00
      @theskoolmustard00 8 лет назад +6

      +Ciel Jones I kid you not, this is the 6th time this has happened xD

    • @cryocum1583
      @cryocum1583 2 месяца назад

      Ummm….because it’s vinyl, not leather 😊

  • @jman12351
    @jman12351 7 лет назад +58

    RIP David Bowie. The Underground will never be the same without its Goblin King.

  • @InstallaFriend
    @InstallaFriend 7 лет назад +503

    Lmao his vinyl jacket crinkles like a vinyl record

    • @jonathangillis4926
      @jonathangillis4926 6 лет назад +2

      Install a Friend ayy nice puns

    • @abxv_
      @abxv_ 6 лет назад +9

      He was a walking work of art

    • @melancholy-6352
      @melancholy-6352 6 лет назад +8

      Oh god I can't stop hearing every little crackling noise now

  • @shortyrok211
    @shortyrok211 8 лет назад +91

    he wasnt kidding. To this day it is still the best concert I have been to. I ve been to hundreds of shows

    • @shortyrok211
      @shortyrok211 8 лет назад +9

      +richard mattson was the best visual effects ive seen at a show. nin part was crazy they played a few songs together. bowie of course had tye best sound. every note was perfect. I was only 15 at the time but 35now. No one has came close to being a better show. ive never seen pink Floyd though. nin has since changed their stage production though and from the looks of it, its a big step up. would have been sweet if they could have done another tour.

    • @TerroistPanda
      @TerroistPanda 8 лет назад +12

      I saw NIN in 2014 and can tell you that it is the best concert I've ever been to, performance and visual effects. I was more hyped to see Soundgarden but when I left I was completely amazed

    • @cuddlesdotgif8395
      @cuddlesdotgif8395 5 лет назад +5

      Being only 4 years old at the time, I am so jealous of that experience. There will never be another David.

  • @Crystal-xm6zu
    @Crystal-xm6zu 6 лет назад +15

    Kurt Loder was my favorite interviewer on Mtv. Calm, soft spoken, not corny and no interrupting...good questions. When David Bowie spoke, I wanted to hear every word.

  • @olijenner6752
    @olijenner6752 7 лет назад +133

    Trents all bouncy bless his heart.

    • @melancholy-6352
      @melancholy-6352 6 лет назад +24

      I can't even put into words how precious his giddiness was here but I can say that my heart exploded so...

    • @RetroAP
      @RetroAP 4 года назад +7

      He can hardly contain himself, I'd be the same way 😅

    • @jessica5497
      @jessica5497 4 года назад +4

      @@RetroAP its so nice to see him like that, for once

    • @RetroAP
      @RetroAP 4 года назад

      @@jessica5497 right!

    • @zameion90
      @zameion90 3 года назад

      Yea they probably just got done double teaming a 14 year old that was drugged. There so grear armt they.

  • @JonMatt62
    @JonMatt62 8 лет назад +58

    Bowies "hurt" with NIN was just magic.

  • @leegsy
    @leegsy 7 лет назад +66

    Bowie was in his late 40s here I think. He sure looks good considering all the things he used to indulge in.

    • @etanaedelman9011
      @etanaedelman9011 7 лет назад +27

      You could probably say the same thing about Trent these days.

    • @leegsy
      @leegsy 7 лет назад +39

      Absolutely. Trent looks very healthy and youthful for a man who used to punish himself with endless touring and lots of chemicals and everything in between. He also looks pretty content in his own skin these days. I'm glad he finally found some peace in himself. Being young and full of rage can produce some very creative stuff but it can also drag you down and it gets tiresome after a while.

  • @isabellaswan2526
    @isabellaswan2526 6 лет назад +49

    I love seeing Trent so happy working with David! Trent smiles and laughs more in this interview, than any other one I've watched. :D

  • @3spiral
    @3spiral 8 лет назад +98

    R.I.P Bowie. ya know when trent tweeted that something new was coming in 2016 and then bowie came out with his album, I was really hoping that they'd tour again not gonna lie.

    • @richardbuchli2567
      @richardbuchli2567 8 лет назад

      +Alexandra A That would have been amazing...

    • @desenova9135
      @desenova9135 8 лет назад +7

      +Alexandra A Me too. Bowie/NIN was one of those shows I wish I could have seen, so Bowie/NIN 2.0 was definitely a wishlist show to see. It became bigger and bigger when I started hearing Bowie's new record. :'(

    • @Dejahthoris22
      @Dejahthoris22 8 лет назад +5

      +Geoffrey Williams I was there. Nin played the amazing hits that we knew so well from our well worn cassette tapes. Bowie came out and blew our minds in flowing yellow and white gauze dress and pants and played Outside like he was from another world. Garson at his best, Gail Ann... Ahhh

    • @SiSi-xg1hk
      @SiSi-xg1hk 5 лет назад

      Man, why did I have to be born so late that I was too young to attend this fucking powerhouse concert?
      (Born in 1989)

  • @marionfarrell1716
    @marionfarrell1716 7 лет назад +70

    I wish this was a current story and all was well with the world.

    • @April_flowers483
      @April_flowers483 5 лет назад +1

      Marion Farrell I understand this

    • @nekozombie
      @nekozombie 5 лет назад

      pop culture sucks now, thanks to our overlords

    • @emmaphilo4049
      @emmaphilo4049 3 года назад +2

      I agree :/

    • @robertstitches9517
      @robertstitches9517 3 года назад +4

      Yeah.....about that.... see it gets much worse in the future!

    • @praetentious2925
      @praetentious2925 3 года назад

      @@robertstitches9517 I’m from the future. Move to China now.

  • @StreetHierarchy
    @StreetHierarchy 7 лет назад +63

    'I'm Afraid of Americans' is an outstanding track. The Bowie version is amazing, too, but Reznor brings it to a whole new level. Especially if you're already a Nine Inch Nails fan!
    Their live cover of 'Hurt' is equally amazing, if you've never seen the 'Closure' tour video. I don't know what other media of it exists, but the performance is just stellar.

  • @FernandoHatsumura
    @FernandoHatsumura 8 лет назад +30

    He is the coolest guy in the room, even with Trent Reznor there.

  • @neilgarvey2201
    @neilgarvey2201 7 лет назад +61

    Kurt Loder was such a great interviewer.

    • @jasonpeters9865
      @jasonpeters9865 4 года назад

      " Who the fuck r you? Kurt fucking Loder??!! Piss off!"

    • @neilgarvey2201
      @neilgarvey2201 4 года назад

      @@jasonpeters9865 What the hell are you even talking about?

    • @jasonpeters9865
      @jasonpeters9865 4 года назад

      @@neilgarvey2201 Lol, clearly u rnt that cool.
      It's fr "Dead Man on Campus." 1998 movie.

    • @neilgarvey2201
      @neilgarvey2201 4 года назад +1

      @@jasonpeters9865 Clearly....

    • @raditzhoneyham
      @raditzhoneyham Год назад

      ​@@neilgarvey2201some random gut quoting a movie most people haven't heard of or remember saying you're not cool. Brilliant

  • @adamw116
    @adamw116 5 лет назад +16

    He was such a soft spoken, good natured brilliant man! I can't believe Bowie is gone!

  • @CandysChannel
    @CandysChannel 8 лет назад +21

    I was in my late 20's when this interview was new. Brings back great memories

  • @vladaimpaler
    @vladaimpaler 3 года назад +17

    I adore Trent and I miss Bowie so much. They are two musical geniuses and it makes me happy they were friends.

  • @yuriesaa1299
    @yuriesaa1299 8 лет назад +57

    wow.... Make me wanna cry, because, they´re all getting older, some of them gone, like God Bowie, so I think who´s gonna make music than, I mean music for us, these people like me who likes not conventional things. But remember to keep searching, keep investigating new sonds, new bands, always with criteria. Ahh please come back

    • @lifesmythtv2608
      @lifesmythtv2608 7 лет назад +1

      Lifesmyth

    • @CatastrophicG
      @CatastrophicG 6 лет назад +2

      I feel your pain. Luckily there's new exciting, great talent everywhere these days in the underground, unsigned scene..

  • @banzy3
    @banzy3 5 лет назад +10

    Strange that Bowie refers to his music as over-layered and textured, whilst referring to Trent as a minimalist, I've always seen Reznor's music as very textured, and over-layered, so much so that I can always hear something new every time I listen. Maybe it's just in context to this collaboration.

  • @jopipes9963
    @jopipes9963 8 лет назад +25

    First time I've heard him say how 'fabulous' Gail Ann Dorsey is both a great singer and bass player.'Under Pressure' is the one song I saw her take lead. The tour band will be hard to forget--pure magic.

  • @WHR17
    @WHR17 2 года назад +21

    At this time NIN was huge and at the end of the Downward Spiral tour, so most people at the shows were there to see NIN who was opening. They knew half the crowd would leave if there was a break or intermission between the bands. So the way they melded both bands and both performed a few songs together was genius. Hearing Bowie’s vocals on my favorite NIN song Reptile blew me away. Still one of the best concert experiences of my life!!! RIP David Bowie!!!

    • @SniffyPoo
      @SniffyPoo 2 года назад

      the crowd still left even without a break at the show i went to :/

    • @WHR17
      @WHR17 2 года назад +2

      @@SniffyPoo anyone who leaves while Trent and Bowie are doing a duet of Hurt and Reptile should not have been at the show to begin with!!! It was a their loss for sure!!!

    • @SniffyPoo
      @SniffyPoo 2 года назад +2

      @@WHR17 they left after bowie's solo set w/o Trent started. it was a big NIN crowd, and yeah, today they probably wished they had stayed. It was the only Bowie concert I saw live.

  • @isabellasinclair8215
    @isabellasinclair8215 4 года назад +32

    I've never wanted to be a couch more in my life

  • @carlosr8680
    @carlosr8680 2 года назад +7

    What I like most about this interview is how Bowie with his charismatic personality transforms the atmosphere to make it completely pleasant to the point that we see a Reznor from the "The Downward Spiral" era smiling, joking and chatting comfortably, all my respects to The Thin White Duke.

  • @KremIsis
    @KremIsis 8 лет назад +51

    Aesthetic comment: Trent is an interesting man, David is beautiful. I thought it back then, I still think it now. Real beauty, to me.

  • @memelordmmd
    @memelordmmd 4 года назад +12

    Trent just got inducted into the hall of fame
    Wish bowie was alive to finally see this moment

  • @LunaLoveBad6969
    @LunaLoveBad6969 6 лет назад +9

    Hard to believe Bowie is no longer physically with us. These two enigmas, in my opinion is what music still needs today. I love seeing Trent containing his fan boy feelings for the camera, but you can see and feel how they both greatly respected and liked one another. Thankful NIN is still around and touring, will appreciate them while I can and grateful for what they both have done. Together and independently❤️✨

  • @localarsonist4484
    @localarsonist4484 Год назад +2

    words cannot explain how much i love these two guys, just listening to them makes me so happy😭 bless their hearts

  • @neilscott9281
    @neilscott9281 7 лет назад +81

    ... when MTV was cool...

    • @wanderlustrer
      @wanderlustrer 5 лет назад

      #This

    • @tricko8000
      @tricko8000 5 лет назад +1

      Well it’s not MTV’s fault that music sucks ass nowadays. I prefer that they just air their shitty realities 24/7 than playing and promoting mumble rap, trap and that kind of garbage.

  • @Shuabvv
    @Shuabvv Год назад +13

    TRENT'S SO PRETTYYYYYYYYYYYYY

  • @backgroundlake2146
    @backgroundlake2146 7 лет назад +37

    'He's got a Bowie on his back.'

  • @JennieGirl_xo
    @JennieGirl_xo Год назад +3

    I love how Trent is sitting there waiting ever so patiently, looking around and anticipating David's thoughts, as though it were a job interview...hoping David will say, "YES TRENT! You've got the job!"

  • @sarascarpati887
    @sarascarpati887 4 года назад +6

    Wow, Trent looks kinda happy! I have never seen him looking like this

  • @richardeasther2569
    @richardeasther2569 4 года назад +5

    Hard not to like seeing these two together-music is the language that they share and respect each other for what they can give to one another-age matters not

  • @xs10tl1
    @xs10tl1 8 лет назад +18

    NIN and Janes' Addiction were two groups the older fans recognized as having their roots squarely in classic and progressive rock, and got the attention of all the musicians at the time. No surprise when Reznor and Bowie teamed up.

  • @Browngurlgrunge_numetal
    @Browngurlgrunge_numetal Год назад +2

    I miss his music. When this collab came out I was having my first child and didn’t get a chance to really appreciate this. Lately I have been revisiting Bowie and have become a Nine Inch Nails Fan!!! What took me soooo long.

  • @OpheliaDarkling
    @OpheliaDarkling 8 лет назад +8

    Was such a thrill back then to see him come back and collab with Reznor and blow everyone out of the water again. Was such a great time.

  • @jasonkraley
    @jasonkraley 2 года назад +3

    what’s impressive to me after looking back at that time, Trent shockingly channels David Bowie’s voice in his last EP w/the finishing song “Over And Out”! i definitely think, in retrospect, they helped unintentionally each other in their future solo works.. ah, the memories…

  • @raulduke6394
    @raulduke6394 4 года назад +5

    They seem like two best friends in middle school. What a once in a lifetime pair of men.

  • @Furtivo95
    @Furtivo95 5 лет назад +18

    imagine Bowie dressed as Ziggy Stardust while shooting “Afraid of Americans”.

  • @kylesturrock
    @kylesturrock 3 года назад +6

    What an awesome couple of down to earth incredibly creative artists. Really enjoyed this. Miss David! RIP.

  • @hauntedhose
    @hauntedhose 5 лет назад +5

    I met Bowie while working at Clinton Studios (2001)....super polite natural guy with incredible grace. 🤘🔥

  • @thirstfast1025
    @thirstfast1025 Год назад +5

    Reznor being a fanboi, Bowie bein a boss. Legendary interview.

  • @cremetangerine82
    @cremetangerine82 3 года назад +9

    My first concert was the Halloween show (1995) at the Nissan Pavilion with Nine Inch Nails opening for David Bowie.
    It was so great, it was mind-blowing.
    R.I.P. David Bowie.

    • @ghastlycrumb_tiny
      @ghastlycrumb_tiny 3 года назад +1

      My first concert w/out family supervision was at Hershey stadium on the same tour!

  • @aprilshowers1554
    @aprilshowers1554 3 года назад +3

    When you hear David talk about composing and creating music you realize there is so much more to the music we hear and enjoy everyday

  • @norahherbie8537
    @norahherbie8537 8 лет назад +3

    Trent and David made a wonderful sound that endures today.. music i turn to to keep me going ..rest in peace David Jones.

  • @deps6160
    @deps6160 4 года назад +3

    I feel myself so lucky to be a real MTV kid growing back at 80s and 90s. I was very little when Ashes to Ashes was 1st broadcasted, and even though I didnt understand it at the time I was mesmerised. Watched all DB's work during the 80s and then the 90s came and all those talented people like NIN, Nirvana, Soundgarden etc. Amazing, unique memories.

  • @shayZero
    @shayZero 2 года назад +2

    Bowie was truely one of a kind. As a huge NIN fan & a lifelong Bowie fan this interview was pure joy to watch.

  • @MTantsu
    @MTantsu 4 года назад +6

    I love how they rezonate
    I love how the style of one became the style of it all

  • @RobNickel001
    @RobNickel001 7 лет назад +3

    I'm so grateful that I got to see that tour. It was my introduction to NIN - they blew my mind, then when they were on stage together with Bowie, it was completely next level, and Bowie's set was phenomenal. One of the best shows I've ever seen.

  • @oppaipoison2074
    @oppaipoison2074 5 лет назад +4

    You don't see Trent smile a lot. So when you do, you treasure that moment...

  • @williamstone6818
    @williamstone6818 2 года назад +4

    What a great tour! NIN played their show their way. The last song Trent sang was Scary Monsters then Bowie came out to sing Reptile with NIN. After the song ended, seamlessly the stage turned to pastels and Bowie began his set his way. It was one of the best live performances I've ever seen.

  • @Blondfoxy24
    @Blondfoxy24 8 лет назад +242

    Watching this video is very hard: you desire to have 4 eyes, 2 for each God

  • @joenicholls461
    @joenicholls461 7 лет назад +17

    David’s so fucking cool

  • @shervincortest4077
    @shervincortest4077 8 лет назад +3

    RIP David we all will remember you with your amazing voice and music,you did really good the first punk rock band great music and Trent is so talented he is a real star.

  • @lafeeshmeister
    @lafeeshmeister 6 лет назад +6

    5:56 "That was an edit point" - the AMAZING part is that just by noticing and pointing it out, Bowie ensures (perhaps with intent) it will not be cut! THIS IS EXACTLY LIKE THE HEISENBERG UNCERTAINTY PRINCIPLE, where as soon as you look at something with a photon you can no longer be sure of its location because the photon moved it!

  • @jonathonboshears6281
    @jonathonboshears6281 4 года назад +3

    Kurt could have been a news anchor for a major stations. He was so good.

  • @Daniel-pu9fi
    @Daniel-pu9fi 8 лет назад +33

    Trent is our anointed sovereign now.

  • @1AGRIPPINAONE
    @1AGRIPPINAONE 5 лет назад +8

    I must say I am a huge fan of both but I am happy they both developed their own Beautiful music.

  • @MrSfxer
    @MrSfxer Год назад +1

    Kurt Loder, man. Flashback from the past. He was MTV and made those years so memorable.

  • @jaguaron007
    @jaguaron007 4 года назад +2

    I’m big fan of Bowie & NIN back in 1995 1995 they toured together, I saw them At meadowlands arena in N, Trent was a big fan of Bowie so showing respect he opened for him, the sad thing was that most of the attendance were young people,so they did not know any better,close to half of the crew abandoned the venue after NIN performed me and my friends stay to see “theGreat Bowie”

  • @bluBlaq33
    @bluBlaq33 6 лет назад +2

    Back when music mattered. I regret not being my age in the mid to late 90’s. I’m too young to truly know it, but the glimpses of that I remember stayed with me and they are fantastic.

  • @felixmarques
    @felixmarques 8 лет назад +22

    “That was an edit point.” OH YOU

  • @txdust80
    @txdust80 5 лет назад +4

    I saw this concert it was awesome. The Bowie NIN set was some of the best performances I have seen.

  • @Tails7212
    @Tails7212 3 года назад +4

    The meeting of these two geniuses was a gift, let alone them collaborating

  • @krillton
    @krillton 7 лет назад +198

    Is this before he killed Dumbledore, or after?

    • @alunepps4272
      @alunepps4272 3 года назад +6

      Got it now. Its TR that looks Snape. I was wondering how Bowie was in HP.

    • @ipercalisse579
      @ipercalisse579 3 года назад

      Lol. I was expecting this comment

    • @erikakathleen509
      @erikakathleen509 3 года назад

      Snape looks like Trent dear.

    • @Synathidy
      @Synathidy 3 года назад

      Now it makes sense why there was a song called "Reptile."
      You know... there were those those slithery snakey wizards in those books.

    • @sharedmemories3729
      @sharedmemories3729 3 года назад

      I thought he was adam driver for a second when I saw the thumbnail

  • @tekvax01
    @tekvax01 5 лет назад +4

    What an awesome interview! both are such professionals!

  • @cretinousswine8234
    @cretinousswine8234 3 года назад +7

    The sound of Bowie’s jacket haunts this interview

  • @screamengine
    @screamengine 4 года назад +17

    Even Severus Snape is forced to laugh and smile in the presence of the most giant demigod of general & true artistic relevance.

  • @Childhoof
    @Childhoof 8 лет назад +3

    "KOOKS"...he referenced the Bowie song that's been in my head for weeks!

  • @Qwalsius
    @Qwalsius 8 лет назад +9

    man I miss Bowie and that tour was fucking amazing

  • @TheJennaMay
    @TheJennaMay Год назад +1

    My first concert. I was 15! NIn and Bowie….incredible.