A Conversation for Nine Inch Nails - the Band
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random fat bird Started conversation Mar 22, 2002
Trent.... formally trained for classical piano?!?!?!?!?!
Wow!
How much more can we live and learn?
Good effort on the entry btw
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Sick Bob. (Most recent incarnation of the Dark Lord Cyclops. Still lord and master of the Anti Squirrel League and Keeper of c Posted May 5, 2002
Weird, eh?
If your curious to what it might have sounded like if he had forwarded this career, Richard Cheese has recorded piano bar version of Closer. Very very disturbing, but essential for every NIN fan. You should be able to download it off any fileshare program if you want.
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Jane Bane Posted May 5, 2002
ohhhh my...
hmm, the scales are beginning to tip in favor of getting one of those fileshare programs. though i've feared for some time that it's one step above me on the ladder of technological evolution... i'll be the last kid on my block to get one. but it seems like i'm missing out on far too many disturbing things.
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random fat bird Posted May 5, 2002
I've heard the Richard Cheese thing, very scary... I think I'll stick to the original
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I am afraid of Americans Posted May 6, 2002
Johnny Cash has decided to record a cover of Hurt for an upcoming cover album...
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