How did he make such a come back after years of shitty, uninspired albums, Yea Forums?
How did he make such a come back after years of shitty, uninspired albums, Yea Forums?
Aaron Clark
Jackson Moore
his movie soundtracks are good, so is How to Destroy Angels
Charles Reyes
as was hesitation marks and year zero.
Slip and Teeth are the odd ones out, far too much alt rocky bullshit
Wyatt Thompson
>The Slip
>bad in any way
Wew.
Jaxson Powell
The trilogy is good because he started off by imagining himself getting addicted to drugs again, and also his friend Bowie died, and finally he had the crushing realisation that humanity is doomed which led to BW.
Ryder Roberts
Exactly, The Slip is fucking amazing, it's everything you'd want in NIN.
John Diaz
It's really interesting to see how the stuff going on in the background affected each of the EPs, the first EP has clear anger and paranoia behind it, due to that imagination.
Add Violence is the most melancholic out of the three, mostly brought over by the death of Bowie, even has a song about it on there.
Bad Witch just goes crazy.
It's a return to form if I've ever seen one.
Jaxon Allen
It was only mid lasr year I started going through his discography, and I completely disagree. Hesitation has some great songs but is mostly faux dance shit, kept getting bored. Year Zero has like 3 decent tracks but beyond that sound either uninspired or him trying to rip off Mezzanine. With Teeth is the one I can't stop coming back to. Just consistently great songs. Even "Only" which imo has the most poorly written lyrics of any NIN song at least has a pretty great instrumental.
Levi Price
What about The Slip?
Also Only's lyrics are pretty great, you should listen to Pretty Hate Machine for some awful lyrics, as much as I love that album
James Martinez
Based The Slip posters. The chaddest and rawest NIN album.