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This audio was released with the footage that was released on nin.com via torrent. Its a soundboard recording, so you know its fantastic.

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This audio was released with the footage that was released on nin.com via torrent. Its a soundboard recording, so you know its fantastic.

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This audio was released with the footage that was released on nin.com via torrent. Its a soundboard recording, so you know its fantastic.

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Streaming and downloadable video from http://www.opensourceresistance.net Not the best sounding as its really compressed. Hopefully one day they will release better footage of it. If this recording was not so compressed in Quicktime format, it would sound great. Supposedly, "The Perfect Drug" was on the setlist after "The Frail." This was updated with the audio rip from the FLV that was provided on OSR and not converted.

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There were three versions of video footage on the website. One was a high-quality, heavily edited Quicktime movie of highlights. The other two were lower-quality, streaming Flash videos, billed as "raw footage". They include the speech from the meeting and the full performance from NIN, but have slightly different edits between the two.

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Thanks to TheBang, I have some updated filesets for this performance. These are the FLAC files from someone who works at the radio station. They were given to a friend and then released to the masses.

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Thanks to TheBang, I have added new updated filesets to this whole performance. I had these a few years ago, but I didn't know their origination. So (I know, why?) I deleted them. These are rehearsal takes of the show that would be done later on Q101. I now I have lossless soundboard files from the station itself. I *BELIEVE* these are from The Spiral message board back in the day. The songs in the soundcheck/rehearsal were Dead Souls, Twenty Four Hours and Atmosphere.

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Released in mp3 format (320) by Seed0 (Aka Trent Reznor) on the pirate bay.

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This is all 4 songs filmed by (I assume) Rob Sheridan and the crew during this radio show. There are two camera angles edited with board audio in 720p. Pretty rad.

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Released in mp3 format (320) by Seed0 (Aka Trent Reznor) on the pirate bay.

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This is all 3 songs filmed by the venue during this radio show. There are two camera angles edited with board audio. TheBang added in losslessly source 1 into these video files.

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This was taped by a NIN crew member and then given to a fan. The same fan who had the 2005 With_Teeth rehearsals. The only full soundboard to circulate to the NIN community from the 2006 summer tour. The only format this is on unfortunately is m4a files. There is not a lossless source of this.

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Released in mp3 format (320) by Seed0 (Aka Trent Reznor) on the pirate bay.

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These were given to mofoboy from someone who worked with NIN during the With_Teeth tour. We do not know for certain when these rehearsals took place. There are 37 tracks in total. Unfortunately they were given to him only in mp3 format.

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Soundboard audio, not more you can say about that. There is a bit of hiss because it was ripped from the VHS tape. This recording was highlighted on RITC's Recording of the Week.

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This was shot by Nothing Records for promotional use. It was transferred to VHS and distributed that way. Great recording, the audio from above is ripped from this VHS promo. Shot from the rear balcony with nice wide angles and some good close ups. Great that there is one source from this 1996 tour!

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This is the only source to come from this surprise show. Rhino Entertainment Company released a compilation CD with a few songs from industrial bands in 1999. One of the songs was "Gave Up" from this date. Because this was released on a record label, this will not be available for download. But you can find these CDs for cheap on Discogs if you would like to have the full track. I should note that this setlist may not be entirely accurate for this show.

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Recently purchased a PAL VHS off eBay that had both the first and third night recordings on it. I initially bought it so that I could get the DAT master audio off one of the recordings. It's a bit confusing which one it is. Is the DAT master audio the first night? or the third night that is the soundboard audio? There are a lot of errors on the cover of the bootleg VHS, which was presumably bought in the Camden market. Both audio sources have some hiss to them. So I am not sure which one it really could be. The video itself is a 1st gen video of both shows. The soundboard audio is synced to this night, but the video does not sync up and drifts throughout. After listening back, this sounds the best out of all the versions of this London 94 soundboard. One thing that is off putting is that this seems to be mono sourced. But as I said, it has the least amount of tape hiss on it and sounds very clear. This video has an audience audio recording for Pinion and the encore break, which I swapped the 'Pinion' and encore break audio soundboard track from "Hammering It Home." So again, it seems like there are a few versions of this recording and I would love to find a definitive board feed of this show that would include Pinion and the encore break. Like mentioned below, the silver CDs are missing all of 'Happiness In Slavery' due to keeping it to one CD. The encore break is also truncated on this and does not include Trent's, "thank you" right before they start Dead Souls. Which I also added to this release. Makes me think this is why the video has drift issues because the audio itself is too short at points. Overall, I believe this is the most full recording of this show. If you know who may have the master tape of this soundboard recording, please get in contact. I have a few things I would swap for the definitive copy of this recording, if so. It has been noted that NIN did record all of these London Forum shows, maybe for the release of 'Closure' as I assume some of this footage did make it in to it. But I can't be certain.

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Soundboard for the third night of the 3 night run in London. Very emotional set, and great sound from the recording. This is a cassette source from the soundboard recording. There is more hiss on this recording than the silver CDs, but the good thing about this version of the soundboard recording is that it is complete. "Happiness in Slavery" does not fade out. "Pinion" and until the first beat of "Terrible Lie" is audience sourced. Then it turns into the soundboard. A better version of this must circulate somehwere. Would love to obtain it for the archive.

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Soundboard source. Both of the Silver CDs are identical, there is nothing different about them. Just the titles. Incomplete, show fades out durng the breakdown of "Happiness In Slavery." Show is full soundboard source, whereas the cassette sourced soundboard copy's of "Pinion" is audience sourced.