Nine Inch Nails Database Terms starting with "S"

Covered "Closer" on the NIN tribute album, Closer To The Spiral.

Former member of KMFDM. Covered "Down In It (Digital Grind Mix)" on the NIN tribute album, Radiant Decay.

Produced by Trent Reznor and John Fryer. Produced and mixed by John Fryer.

A cover of "Sanctified" by Transient found on the Radiant Decay tribute album.

George Sarah is a veteran of the Los Angeles Electronic Music Scene. Along with Lara Peterson, covered "Something I Can Never Have (Bleak Mix)" on the NIN tribute album, Radiant Decay.

This former member of KMFDM along with En Esch, also formerly of KMFDM, covered "Terrible Lie" on the NIN tribute album, Re-Covered In Nails.

Remixed by Reznor, Vrenna, Kennedy, Beavan, Brumbach, and Flanagan.

Honest Bob And The Factory-To-Dealer Incentives cover NIN's "Head Like A Hole" on this album.

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Recorded live in Houston, Texas at the International Ballroom on May 4th, 1994.

Remixed by J.G. Thirlwell at the Room Of Doom, Unique Studios, NYC for Ectopicents. Engineered by Rob Sutton and Jim Janik.

Remixed by John Balance, Peter Christopherson, and Drew McDowall of Coil with Danny Hyde.

Remixed by J.G. Thirlwell at the Room Of Doom, Unique Studios, NYC for Ectopicents. Engineered by Rob Sutton and Jim Janik.

Seven or "Se7en" is a movie about a retiring cop and his replacement who track a psychotic killer using the seven deadly sins as a guide.

In this film a remix of Nine Inch Nails' "Closer" appears in the opening credits. The mix is based on the Coil remix - "Closer (Precursor)".

In the words of John Balance: "Actually, it was an independent remix done exclusively for the film. Based heavily on our Precursor Mix of Closer. We don't recieve a credit in the movie or video release which pisses us off even to this very day. The Laserdisc DOES credit us in some way. I hate the way the film industry pisses all over the sources they derive their inspiration from."

The Atlanta-based band Sevendust became one of the rising stars in late-'90s heavy metal, and the first to cover Johnny Cash's "Hurt" in 2004 on their album Southside Double - Wide: Acoustic Live. Wait, Johnny Cash's "Hurt"? Yes, this live version of "Hurt" dedicates as well as credits the song to the late Johnny Cash.

Recorded live at the Universal Amphitheater in Los Angeles on October 7th, 1994.

Covers Nine Inch Nails' "Down In It".

Live at the Brixton Academy on May 25th, 1994 (digital soundboard recording).

Covered "Wish" on the NIN tribute album, Covered In Nails.

Nine Inch Nails official webmaster since 1999. He used to run a NIN fan site and was selected based on his work with that. he is also involved with the packaging and artwork for various NIN releases such as And All That Could Have Been, The Downward Spiral Deluxe Edition and With Teeth.

Considered a remix master. Did some work on Pretty Hate Machine. He mixed the album in London and never actually met Trent Reznor face to face.

Featuring Julian Beeston of ex- Nitzer Ebb covered "Something I Can Never Have" on the NIN tribute album, Covered In Nails.

Tracks 1-6 recorded live at Irving Plaza, New York City on October 31st, 1988 (1st show ever!). Tracks 7-15 recorded live at Lollapalooza, Hariets Island, St. Paul, MN on August 1st, 1991.

Covered "Piggy" on the NIN tribute album, Covered In Nails.

Not exactly NIN related but a highly asked question nonetheless. Carly Simon wrote the song "You're So Vain" that contains the lyrics "You're so vain, I bet you think this song is about you" that appears at the end of "Starfuckers, Inc." The song appears on her 1972 release No Secrets.

Released in 1990 on TVT records. Remixed by Adrian Sherwood and Keith LeBlanc. This Halo contains NIN's first cover, a recreation of Queen's "Get Down Make Love."

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Produced by Trent Reznor and John Fryer (remix by Keith LeBlanc). Engineering by John Fryer, Keith LeBlanc, Kennan Keating, and Ken Quartarone. Mixed by Keith LeBlanc, and Trent Reznor.

Included only on the Closure video set.

Remixed by Adrian Sherwood and Keith LeBlanc. original version on Pretty Hate Machine.

Remixed by Adrian Sherwood and Keith LeBlanc.

A cover of "Sin" by Tin Electric found on the Radiant Decay tribute album.

Remixed by Adrian Sherwood and Keith LeBlanc.

A major influence on Nine Inch Nails and on Industrial music as a whole. Trent Reznor has said that "Dig It", a song by Skinny Puppy was a major influence for the song "Down In It."

NIN opened for Skinny Puppy way back in 1988, even before the release of Nine Inch Nails first official release.

Along with the band Kalte Farben, Skorbut covered "Into The Void (Black Barcat Mix)" on the NIN tribute album, Closer To The Spiral.

Trent Reznor was once a member of this band. A fey electro-pop band from Cleveland.

An early demo track that never made it onto an official release.

Recorded on October 11th, 1994 at the Universal Amphitheater, Los Angeles, CA., except for tracks 5-13 (disc two) recorded at the Right Track in November of 1988.

Recorded live in New Orleans, LA on July 12th, 1991.

Exclusive free download from nin.com

Manipulated by Trent Reznor and Alan Moulder.

Produced by Trent Reznor and M. Manson.

Covered "Wish" on the NIN tribute album, Closer To The Spiral.

Tracks 1-4 recorded live in Vienna 1991. Tracks 5-15 recorded live in 1991 at the Roseland Ballroom in New York, New York.

Produced by Trent Reznor and John Fryer. Engineered / mixed by John Fryer.

A cover of "Something I Can Never Have" by George Sarah and Lara Peterson found on the Radiant Decay tribute album.

An edited and extended version that can only be found on the Natural Born Killers soundtrack.

Included on this DVD single from U2 is a remix for the song "Vertigo", recreated by Trent Reznor.

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Trent Reznor produced Zack de la Rocha's "We Want It All" for this album.

A collection of the tracks performed by Nine Inch Nails from the id Software game, Quake.

The Atlanta-based band Sevendust became one of the rising stars in late-'90s heavy metal, and the first to cover Johnny Cash's "Hurt" in 2004 on their album Southside Double - Wide: Acoustic Live. Wait, Johnny Cash's "Hurt"? Yes, this live version of "Hurt" dedicates as well as credits the song to the late Johnny Cash.

Remixed "The Perfect Drug" on Halo Eleven, track four.

Covered "That's What I Get" along with 16 Volt on the NIN tribute album, Covered In Nails.

A collection of music put together by Spin Magazine. This compilation contains a remix of N.E.R.D.'s "Lapdance" by Trent Reznor.

Fanclub for Nine Inch Nails launched in 2005.

Editorial Review: spiralmouth's six singers (two women, four men) rock like few vocal bands have before, combining killer arrangements, edgy vocals, and state-of-the-art studio processing (two of them run their own studio) on a great mix of originals and covers. Familiar tunes include Sheryl Crow's "Love is a Good Thing," an in-your-face version of after a "Come Together," and a sizzling rendition of Nine Inch Nails' "Closer" that earns them a Parental Advisory sticker.

Editorial Review: Spiralmouth's six singers (two women, four men) rock like few vocal bands have before, combining killer arrangements, edgy vocals, and state-of-the-art studio processing (two of them run their own studio) on a great mix of originals and covers. Familiar tunes include Sheryl Crow's "Love is a Good Thing," an in-your-face version of after a "Come Together," and a sizzling rendition of Nine Inch Nails' "Closer" that earns them a Parental Advisory sticker.

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Manipulated by Adrian Sherwood for 140dB. Additional production by Adrian Sherwood and Mark Stewart. Engineered by Alan Branch.

Promotional disc for the radio-play version of "Starfuckers, Inc."

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The lyrics vary slightly from the standard version of this song.

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Still, a special 9-song companion CD, is be available for purchase via Nine Inch Nails Website http://www.nin.com/still and in stores as part of the deluxe audio package. "Still" features four NIN favorites recorded live in a deconstructed fashion, one new vocal track "And All That Could Have Been", and four new instrumentals.

A unique tribute to Nine Inch Nails performed entirely with 2 violins, a viola, and a cello.

Stripped to its barest form, the music played on violins, viola & cello, takes on a stark and eerie feel.

Covered "Gave Up" on the NIN tribute album, Re-Covered In Nails.

Covered "Heresy" on the NIN tribute album, The Broken Machine.

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Written by Atkins, Riefin, Barker and Reznor; the song originally appeared on Pigface’s Gub album. Reznor later included a new version of the song as a hidden track on NIN's Broken EP.

A cover of "Suck" by Etherphoria found on the Radiant Decay tribute album.

Includes a cover of Nine Inch Nails' "Closer".

Live Drums: Dave Grohl

Trent Reznor originally performed vocals on the song "Supernaut" on the album by 1000 Homo DJ's, but the version couldn't be released due to problems with Reznor's record company contract. Al Jourgensen from Ministry re-recorded the new vocals for the final release.

The original un-manipulated version can be found on the Wax Trax Black Box compilation.

Originally a song by Black Sabbath, the song was covered by 1000 Homo DJ's (the band). The covered version of "Supernaut" originally was recorded with Trent Reznor on vocals but the version couldn't be released due to problems with Reznor's record company contract. Al Jourgensen from Ministry re-recorded the new vocals for the final release.

The original un-manipulated version can be found on the Wax Trax Black Box compilation.

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Produced by Trent Reznor with Atticus Ross. Mixed by Alan Moulder. Backing vocals by Saul Williams.

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At the release of "Survivalism" it was available only as an U.K. iTunes exclusive download. It now can be found on the 9" vinyl for the Capital G single.

Produced by Trent Reznor with Atticus Ross. Mixed by Alan Moulder.

Produced by Trent Reznor with Atticus Ross. Mixed by Alan Moulder.

Exactly the same as the version released on Year Zero.

Produced by Saul Williams and Thavius Beck.

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Produced by Saul Williams and Thavius Beck.

A Megadeth remix re-produced by Trent Reznor with a deconstruction team of Sean Beavan and Chris Vrenna. The single can be found on the Foreclosure Of A Dream CD.

Covered "Burn" on the NIN tribute album, Re-Covered In Nails.