Nine Inch Nails - With Teeth (2 LP, 2024 Reissue)
- LP
- 2 piece(s)
- 2005
- 15 tracks
- 1 uur, 4 min
- industrial rock
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The stereo mix on this DVD-A sounds better than the CD, but it's not quite as night-and-day as The Downward Spiral's SACD stereo mix compared to the regular CD. Given that this release is pretty reasonably priced right now, I'd definitely say it's worth picking up. I just wish I had a 5.1 setup to try out, as that's probably the main selling point of this release. Unfortunately, my current setup doesn't support it, so I'm missing out on that experience.
Here's the solution to "why purchase electronic music on vinyl when it's digital to begin with?" That's the reason right there!
Each track on this album is absolutely incredible. Unlike some other classic NIN records that have a few 'skip-able' songs, this one delivers on every single one.
Nine Inch Nails' latest album "With Teeth" kicks off with soft trip-hop beats. The opening track "All the Love in the World" wraps up calmly with piano notes. However, with the second song "You Know What You Are," Trent Reznor brings back harsh industrial sounds, showing his roots. When you gather and store all information, it's hard to know what's truly important. This is the message of "The Collector," a track dominated by almost overbearing drumming. The next song "The Hand That Feeds" offers two textual interpretations for me: a nod to the label Nothing, showing what they have in Nine Inch Nails, and a hint to the church, making them aware of how they exploit believers. Depressive lyrics, oppressive sound like in "Every Day Is Exactly the Same," that's how we know Nine Inch Nails. The title track presents two more interpretations. It's either about a vampiric woman, or about bite marks left as reminders after sex. "Only" is for all the egoists out there. And even as the world becomes more inhumane, we shouldn't give up but fight, as in "Getting Smaller," a musical tribute to Ministry. The pressing, almost piercing sound in the background of "Beside You in Time" gives me a headache. But this is the only track that really stands out. The rest is quite catchy, typical Nine Inch Nails. So, I can only give it an average rating.
Translated automatically,This product is quite good, though it's not without its issues, at least in my experience. The vinyl has some surface noise and minor pops during quieter parts, even after thorough cleaning on professional gear and multiple plays on my turntable. The mastering is done at a low volume to maintain a high dynamic range, so you'll need to crank up your amp, which unfortunately makes the pressing flaws more noticeable. Plus, not all four sides are perfectly centered. However, the packaging is top-notch. [Playgraded on a Technics SL-1200G with an Ortofon 2M Black]
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