Music : Ghosts I - IV
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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0766929908628
Label: The Null Corporation
Manufacturer: The Null Corporation
Number Of Discs: 2
Publisher: The Null Corporation
Release Date: April 08, 2008
Sales Rank: 2060
Studio: The Null Corporation
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Japanese three CD pressing of the Industrial band's 2008 release features a bonus CD that contains commentary on the album by band leader Trent Reznor. Ghosts I - IV is a 36 track instrumental collection, almost two hours of music composed and recorded over an intense ten week period in the fall of 2007. Ghosts I - IV sprawls Nine Inch Nails across a variety of new musical terrains. Hostess.
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Highly indulgent release of ambient industrial instrumentals prove that not everyone should be completely free from label restraints. Reznor completely plays into the fanbase with this one, rarely constructing a track out of 36 that rises above mere NIN production exercise.
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My Mini Cooper is a happy place, the sort of cute little car that elicits happy waves and horn toots from passersby and fellow motorists. It's the sort of car that caused me to change my usual moody music selection to something a bit more up beat, with "Island in the Sun" and "You Get What You Give" on heavy rotation on the mp3 player. Yet recently, I've found myself returning to darker roots.
A few weeks ago, Trent Reznor released Nine Inch Nails' newest album, Ghosts I-IV, a 36 track instrumental two-disk set that filled two hours of my life with sound and absorbed and enveloped me in its melancholy so completely that I almost missed a philosophy exam because I could not pull myself away from my iPod .
Ghosts is an ambitions new project from Mr. Reznor and co.: for ten weeks, the main man of Nine Inch Nails and a motley crew of other musicians, mixers, and producers played with instruments, sounds, and samples without goals or objectives, no scope or story. Driven by impulse, they translated ideas and images of places into sound. Following in the footsteps of Radiohead, Reznor then released the entire album online, DRM-free, without a record label or contract, with the CD available April 8th.
Trent Reznor explained on the official website (http://ghosts.nin.com) "I've been considering and wanting to make this kind of record for years, but by its very nature it wouldn't have made sense until this point. This collection of music is the result ... Read More
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this is quickly becoming my favorite NIN album. i can listen to the entire double disc album on a loop and not get tired of it. the fact that there are no lyrics, keeps it fresh for me. to me Reznor always excelled at composing music and this puts that right out there w/o the lyrics to overshadow it.
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Reznor records himself sitting on his keyboard....shuffles his buttocks around a bit....and then sells it.....
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I'll keep it short and simple. If you like industrial music or instrumentals. This is for you. This album uses piano and a wide vareity of other instruments and technology. This album is perfect for relaxing to, or if your like me, I often listen to it while writing poetry to get the juices flowing. Really well done. I reccomend it.
My only negative isnt that big, but some of the tracks feel bland and too industrial and loud, like you cant even make it out. But, thats just me. I really enjoyed this adventure the album took me on!
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